Complete Cambridge Baseball League schedule announced
President Frank S. Dollison unveils the full Cambridge Baseball League schedule with Byesville joining the circuit. Opening games set for May 1 at Electric Park and Glass Plant Grounds, weather permitting, with doubleheaders on Decoration Day and Labor Day weekends.
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Byensville
Cambridge Baseball League
Electric Park
Byesville
Interstate
Glass Plant
Cambridge Works
Glas
Tin Mill
Glass Mant
Byesvile and
Uyes Ville
Eyesville
Lnterstate
Hyesville
Glass
Frank S. Dollison
Baseball Scores From Columbus Milwaukee and Toledo St Paul
In Columbus, Indianapolis and Minneapolis area games the scores show varied outcomes with teams Goodwin Schreck and Schreiber Howley, McGlynn Upstetter Olmstead Block, and West Holmquist Nagle Pinkeney Clark. The St Paul Kansas City game was halted in the fifth due to rain with Kansas City 4 5 0 and St Paul 2 5 5. Essick Sullivan Holmes Carish were the battery for the teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Indianapolis
Goodwin
Schreck
Schreiber
Howley
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
McGlynn
Upstetter
Olmstead
Block
Toledo
Louisville
West
Holmquist
Nagle
Pinkeney
Clark
Hogs
Packard
Hughes
St. Paul
Kansas City
Essick
Sullivan
Holmes
Carish
Newark Beats Zanesville 4 2 in Ohio State League Game
Newark of the Ohio State league won 4 to 2 over Zanesville Central in a game played yesterday. Consistent pitching and strong fielding carried the visitors, while Zanesville failed to capitalize in clutch moments. Final score and batting details listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Ohio
Newark
Markets Report from Butter-Elgin and Local Stock Indices
Prices and receipts across dairy creamery operations in Pennsylvania and Ohio, plus live stock and hog markets. Cattle receipts at Herr's Island show mixed bids with prime and choice ranges. sheep and lambs listings indicate steady sheep and higher lamb values. hogs see a softer market with prime heavy and mid categories variably priced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Herr's Island
Wheat Prices Fall Further on Chicago Market Close
Chicago April 26 market notes wheat declined further from last week slump with July delivery at 105% per bushel. Market closed weak with net declines of 4 1 2 percent. Corn and oats closed firm while provisions were weak. May options closed wheat 11812 corn 69% oats 55%
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Chicago
Pleasant City Visitors and Local Hail Storm Report
Pleasant City notes indicate Harry Parker of Byesville visited friends Sunday while Robert Bess traveled to Marietta on business Monday. A hail storm hit last Wednesday, followed by a rain and wind event Sunday night. Will Archer is slated as the new postmaster. Local residents and visitors from Alliance North Star and Byesville appear in the attendance and business lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Parker
Byesville
Robert Bess
Marietta
Hl. A. Richardson
Alliance
Thomas Albin
Elizabeth Deal
F. M. Secrest
F. K
Yy Cameers
J M
99Aby
A. G. Heskett
Flora Heskett
Cleo Johnson
Near North Star
Floyd
Orliff Dyson
Will Archer
War Play of the Future: Stage Needs and Notes
Fragmentary Kansas City Journal item notes a future war play with dialogue about required properties and a stage plan. Mentions improvised tools and uncertain props as the discussion centers on what is needed for the production.
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Kansas City Journal
Baseball results National League standings and schedule
At Philadelphia Philadelphia beat Brooklyn 6 to 4 as Moren Coveleskie and Devin pitched for the winners. St Louis defeated Pittsburgh 4 to 1 behind Phillippe Leifield and Gibson. New York beat Chicago 3 to 2 with Mattern Smith Marquard Wiltse and Myers contributing. Cincinnati edged Chicago 6 to 2 with Moran Campbell Ra gon Karger Mclean and Roth. Philadelphia leads with 6 wins 4 losses. Brooklyn 4 8. Chicago 5 7. Pittsburgh 3 4. Today’s games: Boston at New York, Chicago at Cincinnati, Pittsburgh at St. Louis, Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
RITE
Esate
New York
Mattern
Smith
Marquard
Wiltse
Myers
Cincinnati
Chicago
Moran
Campbell
Ragon
Karger
Mclean
Roth
Wy Te Pet
PBR Sc Ddbe
Ees
Aceeers
Brooklyn
Iss Algenes
BUIES
Cee Berks Ieee
Boston
Pittsburg
St. Louis
LP Pet
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
City and Team Matchups Logged Across Cities
In Cleveland Boston Chicago and Washington matchups appear with teams and players listed. Names include Willett Schmidt Rhoades Easterly Chech Carrigan Newton Ver hop Kidnow Smith Sulliven Powell Criger Bender Thomas Burns Groom Street. Scores and pairings vary by location.
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Cleveland
Rie
Willett
Schmidt
Rhoades
Easterly
Boston
New York
Chech
Carrigan
Newton
St. Louis
Smith and Sulliven
Powell and Criger
Washington
Philadelphia
Bender
Thomas
Burns, Groom and Street
World's Marathon As British Start Annual 26 Mile Race
Britain plans a London to Stamford Bridge marathon over 26 miles and 6 1 4 yards with a 2500 pound perpetual trophy. The event opens to all nations but mainly backs English runners to develop a world class team. The winner's name will be engraved on the trophy shields.
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Great Britain
John Bull
Mar
Windsor
Stamford Bridge Athletic Grounds
United States
France
Italy
Sweden
United Kingdom
England
Europe
New Baseball Rule Changes Outline Pitcher and Interference
The updated rules require a substituted pitcher to pitch against the batter when taking the mound, with the batter out or advancing to first. Interference halts play until the pitcher is ready. A ball touching an umpire or fielder on fair ground is fair. on foul ground it is foul. Ejected players are out of the game and grounds with forfeiture penalties.
Ground Rules Defined by Visiting Team Captain
The umpire may propose ground rules and if the visiting team captain objects the umpire may adopt or reject the rules. The rule making power rests with the captain of the visiting team upon objection.
Polo Team for England Invades in May
An American polo quartet led by Larry Waterbury Harry Payne Whitney J M Waterbury Jr and Deverens Milburn will travel to England in early May to play as the Meadow Brook club team. They carry nine goal handicaps with Foxhall Keene and R L Agassiz among the top-rated players in the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Larry Waterbury
Harry Payne Whitney
J. M Waterbury, Jr
Deverens Milburn
United States
H. V. Herbert
The
Polo Association
Meadowbrook
Foxball Keene
Keene
R. L. Agassiz
Canada Turf Mecca Opens 1909 Season in Canada
The 1909 Canadian racing season begins in Toronto on May 22 and moves to Blue Bonnets in Montreal for the June 5 meeting. American turf men plan to race at Blue Bonnets and several new stables from across the border are expected to join, drawn by generous stakes and purses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toront
Montreal
Blue Bonnets
Dominion
Rilue Bonnets
Tibetan Tests of Character Stump the Honest and Shifty
Srey Hedin describes a Tibetan belief that a man’s character is tested by crawling through a hole in a granite block. An honest person will squeeze through to the other side, while a deceitful one will halt midway, according to Tibetan theory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srey Hedin
Lightning Strikes Cumberland Farm House No Injuries Reported
A farm house belonging to E. A. Atchinson near Cumberland was struck by lightning Sunday at 7 p.m. The bolt entered through the chimney while the Atchinson family sat by the fire, damaging plaster and soot everywhere but causing no injuries or fire.
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E. A. Atchinson
Cumberland
Atchinson
Alderman Encouraged in Washington Amid Ohio Appointment Talks
Marietta Journal editor A. D Alderman, while in Washington, reports a conference among Senators Dick and Burton and the President on Ohio appointments. The collector ship decision hangs with the Senators, who may decide today. Dick supports Alderman, Burton favors Bowland first and Alderman second, and efforts seek unity on Alderman.
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A. D Alderman
Marietta Journal
Washington
Burton
Ohio
Alderman
Bowland
Joyce
Dana
Noll
Marietta
Birds Run ter and weekend social notes
Walker and George Thomas dined with Al Hammersley and family Sunday. J W Dull and wife spent Sunday with Mrs Jacob Stephen. Our school closes next Friday. W & M W Johnson visited Mrs John Metleiso Sunday. W E Jolson was in Newcomers town on business Thursday. Miss Alit Ogran stayed with her aunt near Kinoston. Mrs Jim Thaw attended church and had dinner with Mrs J M Pur ney. Reverend Loper will preach in the Baptist tabernacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter. Walker
George Thomas
al. Hammersley
J. WH. Dull
Jacob Stephen
and Mies
W. &. Johnson
John Metleiso
W. E. Jolson
Alit+ogran
Kinoston
Jim Thaw
Bacor
This Place
J. M Purney
Lowe Riper
Winterset Community Notices and Local Visits Reported
Winterset district officials and residents are listed with social visits and events. Dr J Secrest of Barnesville hosted by Rev H B Allen. Elmer Goodwin and Mrs Ralston visited. optician Dr Monetta from Toledo worked locally. several guests stayed with local families and a farm sale occurred. The Tedrick farm near Cambridge reportedly sold to buyers taking possession in May.
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Secrest
Barnesville
H. B. Allen
Elmer Goodwin
William Ralston
Antrim
Bert Rhinehart
Monetta
Optician
Toledo
Roy Quinn
Milnersville
Bessie Tuttle
A. A. Johnson
Samuel Padgett
J. H. Stewart
Rob. Bond
Londonderry
W. C. Hanna
Stormy spells and trials mix in Quaker City area
In Quaker City R D 6 April weather brings storms with hail and broken glass in Barnesville. Mrs. Asa Craft recovers from illness at home. David Price near Fairview suffers paralysis after a stroke. William Berry Jr. reportedly kills a large viper. Pisgah church hosts the third M E quarterly meeting while Fletcher mourns a funeral. Miss Ethel and Miss Etta Brown celebrate birthdays. Mrs. Edgar Buell of Fairview dies from grippe complications. interment at the local cemetery.
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Witle
Barnesville
Asa Craft
David Price
Iairview
Wnt. Berry, Jr
M. E
Pisgah Church
Fletcher
Edgar Buell
Fairview
Ethel Brown
Etta Brown
Edgar Well
Isaac Shepherd
Buell
Baxter
M. E. Church
Mrs. Wires Returns From Three Months Southern Tour
Mrs. T. J. Wires returned from a three months trip through the south California Oregon and the west. She was entertained in San Francisco by Arthur Thomas whose wife Miss Maude Weir, well known in Cambridge, was mentioned. Mrs. Wires greatly enjoyed her journey.
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T. J. Wires
South
California
Oregon
West
San Francisco
Arthur Thomas
Maude Weir
Cambridge
Wires
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement with endorsements
One hundred dollars reward for an uncured catarrh and an endorsement from Walding Kinnan and Bartin Toledo druggists. J Cheney firm finances promised to meet obligations. Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised as internal medicine affecting blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials free. Price per bottle. Also Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
KF. J. Carney & CO
Toledo
J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Bartin
For Sale Cottage and Houses in Fair Ground Area
Three room cottage on a good fenced lot with natural gas for fuel offered at 700. A six room house with large lot near sheet steel mills priced at 800. Corner lot at Foster Avenue and Ninth Street available with builder arrangements. Three building sights total price 900. A six room cottage with large lot on roster avenue priced at 1800. All terms easy. Inquiries to Clara L. Weyer attorney at 754 Weyling avenue Home phones 527 X and 10 A April 16 61.
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Foster Avenue
Ninth Street
Clara L. Weyer
Wheeling Avenue
DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills Advised
Advertisement urges immediate aid for kidney and bladder trouble using DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills. It claims they relieve backache inflammation and rheumatic pains and warns buyers to insist on the right antiseptic product sold by all druggists.
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DeWitt
de Witt
Local Social Notes From Dillonvale And Nearby
Cumberland Cosgrave, a dispatcher for the Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad in Dillonvale Ohio, visits his mother Mrs. Alice Cosgrave. Many residents attend social visits in Cambridge Zanesville Pleasant City and Washington Pa with family illness hospital care and church activities noted.
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Charles Cosgrave
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad
Dillonvale
Ohio
Alice Cosgrave
Mesdames Atchison and Crumbaker
Zanesville
Martha Crozier
Ella Herron
Opperman
Will Herron
A. E. Walters
Columbus
Millinery
Hallie Burns
Washington
G. W. Daniel
Mollie Nelson
Pleasant City
Bertha Conner
Blanche Young
Dalton Luse
Cambridge
Mina Frisbee
O. B. Frisbee
Taylor
M. RE
J. A. Hall
Earle
Keenan Hospital
H. B. Zoller
G. E. McEndree
J. A. Conner
C. P. Sunday School
County
DeWitt's Little Early Risers Pills Sold by Druggists
The advertisement promotes DeWitt's Little Early Risers as the best known pills, easy to take and gentle in action, with a firm claim of certainty. It notes availability through all druggists and recommends the product.
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DeWitt
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