Pirates, Cards idle as Giants cling to slim NL hopes
The article outlines the National League standings with Pittsburgh two games ahead of New York and St. Louis, while the Giants must rely on multiple outcomes. It notes potential clinching paths, remaining games against Cincinnati, and the impact of recent results, plus other league notes and local golf qualifiers and a civic obituary.
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Associated Press
New York Saints
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Nees
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pirates
Cardinals
Giants
New York
Philadelphia
Hornsby
Devormer
Washington
Boston Red Sox
Hadley
Senators
Boston
Fred Marberry
Garland Braxton
Northwest bound Davenport brothers voyage to California
City news item notes Cliff and Walt Davenport leaving Atchison with a car for a cross country trip to California and the Northwest. They are sons of Lou Davenport, an Atchison county farmer, and plan to return to Atchison in early winter. En route they work as they travel, stopping to see the West.
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Leahy's
L. E. Salzer
Don Fry
C. A. Wright Coal Co
Chandlers
Paul Kirwin
Henry Falk
Steinite Laboratory
Cliff
Walt Davenport
California
Idaho
Lou Davenport
Atchison County
Atchison
ORES HIGH SCHOOL READYING FOR TOPEKA GAME
Ores High School gridsters train daily under coaches Armin Soph and Clem Tu for the Topeka game next Saturday in Topeka. Injured quarterback replacement searches continue as Mark McCulley sits out. Practices shift between Guthrie pasture and St Benedicts College with Captain Bert Gould returning after a cold. Pollock and other key players resume workouts as the squad eyes the season opener.
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Armin Soph
Clem Tu
Topeka High School
Topeka
Soph
Mark McCulley
Leahy's Rubber Boots At Dr Elder Surgery Move
Dr. Elder dental surgery contact 324. Mel Livingston, resident of Dr G W Allaman farm on Wag gener road, plans to move to Hiawatha. Joe McCrum backs Al Smith tariff revision. Tony Klopf buys two bales hay from Bill Edmiston and finds a $20 bill and a knife in the manger. Tony endorses Bill's hay.
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Leahy's
Dr. Elder
Mel Livingston
G. W. Allaman
Waggener Road
Hiawatha
Joe McCrum
al Smith
Mr. Smith
Tony Klopf
Bill Edmiston
Tong
Tony
Bill
State champion 10 be here Mrs George Hipple to visit
Kansas state golf champion Mrs George Hipple will play at Bellevue club course this weekend and may play Sunday or Monday. She and her husband arrive in Atchison Saturday noon and stay with the Hetheringtons. Mr Hipple formerly lived in Atchison while the couple vacationed in Indiana. Frank Koenig of Hekelnkaemper bottling works takes a week vacation in St Louis visiting relatives. References to local businesses and a late police desk anecdote are noted.
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George Hipple
Kansas
Bellevue Club
Atchison
Hetherington
Hutchison
Indiana
Hipple
Frank Koenig
Hekelnkaemper Bottling Works
St. Louis
Wetmore Notes Rent, Visits, and School Interests
Glen Lowry has rented the John McCurdy property in Wetmore and moved in on Tuesday. Clyde Ward of St. Joe visited his father Er Ward and sister Mrs Lucy Emery over the weekend. he is a Wetmore high school class of 1905 alumnus who married Ada Bush from the same class. Mrs C F Liebig hosted visitors including Carl Liebig of McCune Kansas and Mrs John Griffith of Lawrence, who returned home Sunday. Mrs Fred Shippee of Atchison visited Mrs Dave Eblemesser from Sunday to Tuesday. The Kensington club met with Mrs William Stevenson. Mrs Minnie Weir of Kansas City was a guest. The club will be hosted by Mrs Dave Graham October 12. Mrs Perry Spicer entertains her daughter and family from El Dorado Springs Missouri. they have rented the Pete Wiltz farm west of town. Sherman Wilson entered the SBA hospital at Topeka for eye trouble with plans for surgery soon. LeRoy Reynolds, high school activities director, surveyed student interests, noting seniors pursue city institutions, etiquette, penmanship, stenography, music, drama, literature, art, cooking, advertising and poster art. juniors favor clubs for puzzles, radio, construction, auto study, dancing, moving picture machines and scout work. Charlie Brenner, visiting at the Snowden home, will return tomorrow to New York.
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Glen Lowry
John McCurdy
Clyde Ward
St. Joe
Er. R. Ward
Lucy Emery
Clyde
Wetmore High School
Ada Bush
C. F. Liebig
Carl Liebig
McCune, Kas
John Griffith
Lawrence
Fred Shippee
Atchison
Dave Ebelmesser
William Stevenson
Kensington Club
Minnie Weir
Kansas City
Dave Graham
Perry Spicer
el Dorado Springs
Pete Wiltz
Sherman Wilson
Topeka
LeRoy Reynolds
Charlie Brenner
True Snowden
New York
Atchison bankers convention praised as most interesting
Jim Woodworth of Corving writes C EB Tinklin about last week's bankers convention in Atchison being the most interesting he ever attended. The event made a hit and did not harm Atchison in the slightest. A separate note invites a free Christian Science lecture next Monday evening at 8. Attendance and local business mentions include Leahy's Headlight overalls Serve Deer Creek ice cream Wolters Transfer & Storage 1102.
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Leahy’s
Deer Creek
Wolters Transfer & Storage
Jim Woodworth
Corving
C. EB. Tinklin
Atchison
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