Athletics win third World Series game in New York
New York pitchers held to five hits as Philadelphia Athletics built early lead. Tesreau struggled in the first two innings of Thursday's game. Philadelphia added runs in the seventh and late, while New York managed a fifth inning tally.
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New York Nationadelphia Athletics
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Phi
Athleti
McLean
Wilson
Philadelphie
Bso
Crandell
Scorrenth
Athspean
Edoenee
Enson
Strank
Plank
Burns
Jit
Mank
Matty
Lapp
Shafer
Murphy
Murray
Athletics
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Snodgrass
Barry
MccLean
Snodgraces
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Fletcher
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Giants
World Series game details and lineups at Polo Grounds and Shibe Park
The article lists World Series participants and dates with pitching and batting notes. It mentions Philadelphia and New York standings, key players like Mathewson Plank Burns and MeMinnis and describes innings with hits walks and fielding highlights at Shibe Park and Polo Grounds.
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New York
Herzog
P.Q
Doyte
Sete
Fletcher
Toe Burns
Tae
Shafer
Murray
McLean
C Pee Wilson
Murphy
Oldring
Baker
McInnis
Barry
Lapp
F Plank
Sam Nugent Injured After Falling Under Freight Train
Sam Nugent of Mitchell was severely injured when he attempted to board a Monon through freight near Mitchell station. He was struck and two toes of his right foot and part of the left heel were severed.
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Sam Nugent
Mitchell
Trial of Joe Good Opens in Lawrence Circuit Court
In Lawrence circuit court a jury begins the trial of Joe Good a Mitchell colored man charged with receiving stolen lumber. The case centers on whether he knew the lumber he bought was stolen.
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Joe Good
Lawrence Circeuit
Lantz divorce suit filed in Lawrence circuit court
Gertrude P. Lantz filed for an absolute divorce from John L. Lantz in Lawrence circuit court. The complaint cites marriage on November 17, 1910, separation August 30, 1912, alleged abuse, abandonment, lack of support, and asks for $500 alimony.
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Gertrude P. Lantz
Boruff & Boruff
Lawrence
John L. Lantz
Four Boys Break Into School. Faculty Gather Evidence
Four students are reported to have broken into a local school recently. Faculty are collecting evidence, reviewing access logs, and coordinating with authorities to determine what occurred and identify those involved.
Theft of clothes near Smithville and train arrests
Police were told Wednesday night a suit of clothes was stolen near Smithville. A man with four or five associates was due in the city on a southbound freight. Officers picked up a man named H. C. Merkomma who proved not to be the suspect and said he got on the Bloomington train. The others were believed to have left the train before reaching the city.
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Smithville
H. C. Merkomma
Bloomington
Four Boys Break Into West City High School Building
Four boys broke into the new High School in the west part of the city leaving evidence of their visit. Much property was damaged and some articles may be missing. The act, once a prank, could be charged as burglary with a potential ten to twenty year offense. Faculty investigations continue. No course of action announced yet.
Smiths Receive Wedding Shower at East 17th Street Home
A wedding shower honoring Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith was held at their East 17th Street residence on Wednesday. Friends and neighbors attended and offered best wishes for the couple.
Mr and Mrs Charles Smith Host Mixed Shower
Neighbors and friends held a miscellaneous shower Wednesday evening at the Smith home on East 17th Street. The event featured social conversation and refreshments of coffee and cake, with many useful and beautiful presents given to the couple.
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Charles Smith
East 17Th Street
McSdames
Charles Acton
Sherman Jones
Cline
William Bahr
Conley
Tyre Bwoman
Riley Byers
William Star
Otto Bahr
Bertha Walters
Minnie Rhoda
Mary Kern
Opha Schrieber
Carrie Kren
Visit brings Frank Sears home from Bryantsville
Frank Sears, visiting his mother Mrs. Cland Colglazier of Bryantsville and his uncle Harry Sears of this city, returned to Orleans today.
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Frank Sears
Malott Returns to Linton After Family Visit
H. C. Malott, who visited his family for a few days, has returned to Linton and expects to finish his contract and return home Saturday to remain.
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H. C. Malott
Linton
Circuit Court Arraigns Vog Johnson on Assault Plea
Vog Johnson was arraigned in circuit court on a charge of assault and battery and pleaded not guilty. His trial date was not set, and he posted bond for appearance.
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Vog Johnson
Man Killed Under Car at Mitchell Work Yard
Lee Roberts, middle aged, was killed while repairing a car in the B. and O. yards at Mitchell. He entered the perilous position under the vehicle and a switch engine bumped the car. An inquest was held by Coroner T. L. Harris. preliminary findings downplay earlier reports of maiming, noting only a chest wound as the remains were examined.
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Mitchell
Lee Roberts
Roberts
Conner T. L. Harris
Harris
Men’s Bible Class Social At West 15th Street
The first social of the Methodist Episcopal Church men’s Bible class, held at H. G. Wilson’s West 15th street home, drew over seventy five attendees. Rev. J. F. O’Haver led the invocation, with music by an local quartet. discussion covered class history and organization. A long lawn table served sandwiches, pumpkin pie and coffee as members enjoyed impromptu talks and a memorable reminiscence by Selby. The event spurred plans for a winter series to sustain social and study momentum.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
H. G. Wilson
West 15Th Street
Wilson
J. F. O’haver
Frank Reed
J. Marley Hall
Frank Smith
Raymond Church
Charles Allen
Howard Allen
George Rowe
O’haver
E. W. Montgomery
Frankb. Pitman
John A. Rowe
Alexander Scott
Glenn Carter
Ralph Smith
Frank B. Pitman
Harry G. Wilson
Albert W. Hunter
Harry E. Askew
Selby
Mrs Williams and Mrs Erwin Visit Indianapolis and Lebanon
Mrs V. V. Williams and Mrs. Jenkie B. Erwin left this morning for Indianapolis and Lebanon to visit relatives and friends for a week.
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V. V. Williams
Indianapolis
Lebanon
Sprudels to Meet Champs at Washington Park Next Sunday
The Sprudels, the West Baden colored club, secured by Manager Wicker, gear up for a game with the Champs at Washington Park next Sunday. They have defeated the Chicago Cubs and claim to outclass ordinary semi pro teams. Many Sprudels players would be in the major leagues if not for color.
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Sprudels
West Baden
Wicker
Champs
Washington Park
Chicago Cubs
United States
Former Judge Hurt In Indiana Auto Crash
Judge Joseph H. Shea of the Indiana Appellate court was injured in an automobile accident north of Greenwood while returning to Indianapolis after a city visit. He suffered two fractured ribs and facial injuries. his sister, a passenger, also received bruises.
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Joseph H. Shea
Indiana Appellate Court
Indianapolis
Greenwood
Seymour Republican
Police Court Fines and Civil Case Rulings
George R. Clendennon was fined $1 and costs in police court for intoxication. In Walters versus Bruce, Justice Iseminger decided in favor of the plaintiff on the possession case.
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George R. Clendennon
Cleve Walters
Henry Bruce
Justice of the Peace
Iseminger
Aunt in critical condition after rheumatism battle
Mrs. Tom Harris of Southstreet and Mrs. James Newkirk traveled to Heltonville on Thursday to be by the bedside of their aunt, Mrs. Westye Live ly, who has long suffered rheumatism and is now in a critical state.
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Tom. Harris
Southstreet
James Newkirk
Heltonville
Westye Lively
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