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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1908
Page
3
New York defeats Chicago 4 to 0 as Mathewson stifles the Cubs with two hits allowed. Pratte’s erratic pitching helps New York, Bresnahan catching. Pragier starts for Chicago. Final scores show New York 4, Chicago 0 with a shutout.
Cincinnati and Philadelphia split a double-header with a 6 to 1 defeat for Philadelphia and a 7 to 6 win for Philadelphia in the two games. Brooklyn and Pittsburg shared honors as Pittsburg won the first game and Brooklyn won the second.
In Cleveland, Stovall’s spectacular one handed catch saves a 4 2 victory as Cleveland tops Philadelphia. St Louis defeats New York 3 0 in the sixth as Hartzell and T Jones spark a rally with Schweitner’s triple. Detroit edges Washington 4 2 behind key early runs and Chicago wins 1 0 over Boston on a Walsh-Young pitching duel.
Sioux City defeated Omaha 3 to 0 in a Western League game. Seven hits were recorded for the Sioux City team while Omaha left runners stranded in several innings. The scoring came in the later frames as Sioux City carried the lead to the final out.
Denver won 8 to 5 at Des Moines on June 20 capitalizing on Des Moines errors. Batteries Ford Bomar and Young contributed while Corbett Adams and McDonough made key plays. Freeman and Henry led for Des Moines with 3 runs combined.
Lincoln avenged two earlier losses by defeating Pueblo 6 to 1. Scoring details show Lincoln 0 0 0 3 0 2 1 and Pueblo 0 0 0 0 0 0 0. Batteries were Jones and Zinran for Lincoln and Coates and Metz for Pueblo.
In Kansas City the Columbus team beat Kansas City 18 innings. At Indianapolis the first game ended with Milwaukee 1 and Indianapolis 3. The second game had Milwaukee 4 over Indianapolis 1. In Minneapolis the score was 6 all between Minneapolis and Toledo. In St Paul Louisville defeated St Paul 5 to 4.
The American Federation of Labor filed the transcript of record in the U S district court of appeals challenging a district court ruling. The suit involved Buck Stove and Range Company of St Louis and the federation over publication of the company name as unfair in the labor press.
An old advertises a women’s health remedy called Mother Gray's Australian Leaf. It claims to ease urinary and female weaknesses with a safe, soothing formula. Sold by druggists or mailed from Le Roy, New York, for 60 cents.
A letter from David No Comes in Albuquerque argues the city should form a first class amateur baseball team to entertain thousands visiting for a fair and congress. He notes nearby towns already have teams and urges business leaders to organize, using Traction park grounds for games and fan transport to boost city spirit. He cites local amateur players ready to join without salaries and asks for support from the business community.
Julian Villalobis, 40, from Purral Chihuahua, fell under a Santa Fe freight near the Continental Oil Co. while attempting to ride the train. His left leg was crushed, amputated above the ankle, and he was taken to St. Joseph’s sanitarium. He sustained other injuries and possible internal trauma.
Fu rele Furniture Co offers window shades in stock or custom orders at low prices with satisfaction guaranteed. Journal Want Ads promote results for readers seeking affordable window coverings and home improvements.
The Santa Fe railroad will bring a renowned collection of southwestern paintings to the irrigation congress. Valued at over 106000 dollars, the framed works include Moran's Grand Canyon and other oil and watercolor canvases by famed desert and mountain artists. The collection will hang in Convention hall to create a premier gallery before the congress opens.
Brookline Mass June 26 Lawrence of Harvard broke the pole vault record of the New England Amateurs Athletic Association at the SSO elation track and field meet with a vault of 11 feet 7 1 2 inches. The contestants today include.
The essay endorses Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheumatism relief and better sleep, stating chronic pain can be alleviated and a cure effected with its use. It claims athletes and Olympic hopefuls benefit, noting 25 and 60 cent sizes sold by all druggists.
Special dispatch from Cubero New Mexico reports a destructive forest fire in Mount Taylor national forest eight miles from the post. The blaze has burned a large area over several days and, as observed, no adequate effort is being made to halt the conflagration. Thousands of feet of timber are being destroyed.
An old advertisement extols Ballard's Herbine as mild yet effective for constipation and dyspepsia. It promises relief and notes a price of £0 0s per bottle. The copy emphasizes a morale boosting line about smiles despite misery and blues.
Entries list physicians surgeons dentists and engineers with offices in Albuquerque Santa Fe and surrounding areas. Includes doctors Shadrach Tull Bronson Kraft Branson Krafts and J Jenks, as well as surgeons and surveyors with contact numbers and office locations.
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