Giants and Yankees Swap Home Runs in St. Louis Battle
Giants and Yankees each delivered multiple homers in a high scoring game at Polo Grounds. E Meusel Snyder and Aster hit for the Giants while Fewster Ruth’s understudy supplied a two run shot for the Yankees. Jess Barnes earned the win, surviving 8 2 3 innings with ten strikeouts as the series stood three games apiece.
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E Meusel
Snyder
Aster
Polo Grounds
New York
New York Giants
Yankees
Giants
E. Meusel
Ruth
Giants Burn Series Play By Play In Big
Giants Burns walked as Harper Van Wild and the Giant center fielder waited. Bancroft faced a lefty and lined out, Frisch batted right, Umpire Mortality ushered him off. Harper steadied and pitched well against the third baseman. Huggins called Shawkey to warm up. Young foul flew out to Fewster. No runs, hits, or errors. Fewster walked, Meusel doubled, Miller scored, Meusel to second on a throw, Pipp out. Ken Ward singled to center, scoring, ending the frame. Three runs, three hits, no errors.
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Toney
Giants
Harper
Yankees
Miller
R. Meusel
Ward
Kelly
E. Meusel
Snyder
Young Fewster
Babe Ruth
Shawkey
Fewster
Ruth
Moriarity
Burns
Harper van Wild
Bancroft
Scouthpaw
Frisch
Mortality
Uth
Huggins
Young
Yankee
Peck
Mil
Meuse
Pipp
Kelly Towlings
Meusel
Ken Ward
McNally
Rawlings
Giant
Barnes
Bob Shawkey
Ft. Meusel
Yanks
Schang
James
Chick Fewster
Jeft
Peek
Feweter
Eeees Young
Seese E. Meusel
E Fewster
Seeseese Miller
Teens R. Meusel
Teene Ward
Sees Harper
P Weesee Shawkey
Piercy
Secere
Barns
Burented
Smith
B. Meusel
Hans Lobert
Bob Meusel
Giants Rout Yankees In Slugfest Amid Hectic Inning Action
Meusel belts a long homer into the right field stands and drives in Kelly. Snyder follows with another homer as the Giants rally in the third. Shawkey is touched for two runs as the Yankees answer with Fewster’s left field blast to retake the lead.
Infield Hit Frames Yankees Half Inning
A brief top of the inning shows Meusel out on a fielder's choice, Frisch to Kelly, and no runs. Plipp singles, Ward fans, Pipp steals second, McNally strikes out. no runs, one hit, no errors.
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McNally
Meusel
Fewster
Kelly
Rawlings
Yankees
Frisch
Plipp
Ward
Pipp
Giants Yankees Tie Game With Key Plays In Late Innings
In a tense contest, Snyder and Barnes led off with back to back singles. Bancroft delivered a run scoring line single to left tying the game, Burns scoring on the play. Meusel and Rawlings reached. Meusel scored as Rawlings’ error allowed advancement. Pipp and Ward produced outs as Moriarity ejected Smith after arguments.
Giants and Yankees battle with no further runs in late innings
In a tense late frame the Giants and Yankees exchange outs and hits but end the inning scoreless. Bancroft singles for the Giants as Frisch swipes second and scores on Kelly’s single while the Yankees answer with Meusel and Shawkey’s contributions, yet no runs cross the plate.
Giants-Piercy Relieves Shawkey in Yankee Box
Young singled to left in the first, Kelly struck out, Young caught stealing, Schang to Ward. E Meuse singled, Rawlings struck out. No runs. Fewster out on a fly to Rawlings, Peck flew to Rawlings, Miller filed to Rawlings. No runs.
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Giants
Piercy
Shawkey
Yanks
Young
Kelly
Schang
Ward
E. Meuse
Rawlings
Yankees
Fewster
Peck
Miller
Bumper Corn Crop But Potatoes Short in Ohio
Ohio corn appears set for a bumper harvest while potato production trails the five year average. USDA statistician C. J. West reports an expected 150,000,000 bushels of corn in the state, about 9,000,000 above the five year average, with eastern Ohio faring better than the west. Potatoes total around 6,827,600 bushels, far below last year’s 10,700,000, though higher prices offer some farmer relief.
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Columbus
Ohio
C. J. West
United States Department of Agriculture
Man seeks $1000 in suit over maple tree destruction
Dean Caldwell of 418 Newtonav NW sues Canton City for 1000 damages claiming a large Maple tree removed during street paving deprived his property of shade and reduced value. Attorneys are Pomerene Ambler and Pomerene.
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Dean Caldwell
Newtonav
City of
Canton
Pomerene, Ambler & Pomerene
Savvy Baseball Talk Recaps Yankees 3 Giants 1
Harold D. Jacobs breaks down a baseball game in playful slang. The Yankees defeated the Giants 3 to 1 with Babe Ruth striking out three times and Bill Meusel contributing key plays as Hoyt held the mound and the clock read 1 50 for three heats to two.
Relief Plans for Congress Ready
Washington October 11 major recommendations to bring permanent relief from unemployment and industrial distress were approved by the national unemployment conference committee. Key points include railroad rate re adjustment tax bill passage and a limit on world armament paired with steps to stabilize exchange and revive manufacture.
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Washington
National Unemployment Conference
Mexico Seeks 250 Million Peso Loan from U S
Mexico negotiates a 250 million peso loan from the United States during financial talks led by Thomas W Lamont of J P Morgan and Company with Mexican officials. The loan reportedly hinges on U S recognition.
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Mexico City
Mexico
United States
Thomas W. Lamont
J. P. Morgan and Company
Washington
Unemployment Service Seeks 400000 Aid for Winter
Secretary of Labor Davis announced President Hardings unemployment conference will be asked to recommend an appropriation of 400000 dollars for the work of the United States employment service during the coming winter in Washington on October 11.
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Washington
Harding
United States Employment Service
Davis
McArdie Case Nears Jury Verdict in Cleveland Trial
In Cleveland on October 11 Marian McArdie faces closing arguments as jurors hear final testimony in the murder case involving her stepfather Daniel F. Raber. Judge Homer G. Powell plans to charge the jury, with a verdict expected by tomorrow morning.
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Cleveland
Lhst
Marian McArdie
Daniel F. Kaber
Homer G. Powell
Marian
Aassistant
James H. Cansidy
Raber
Specials for Wednesday at Good Meaty Pot Roast Counter
Local listing shows Wednesday specials including Troundsteak Ib and tall mill can ceocncecescs with curious pricing noted as 1K¢ and .10c, likely a deli or grocery display. Readable items emphasize meat cuts and bargain pricing.
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Second St NW
Troundsteak
Hats Cleaned and Blocked at Lowest Canton Prices
Adam Boze advertises hat cleaning and blocking services at 240 Marketavy S. Ady offering the lowest prices in Canton.
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Canton
Adam Boze
Marketavy S
Ady
Paying Delays Cause Protests Over Street Improvement
Nearly 400 Tuscarawas at Eorent denta petitioned council to rush the Tuscarawas at E improvement to completion. They urged two eight hour shifts and use of more machinery so the street would be fully open before cold weather. Mayor Witter defended the public utilities and contractor, noting progress and promises of partial center opening this week and full traffic readiness by year end.
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Eorentdenta
Witter
Services Department
Tle
Protectolite S150 Stop Signal offer in Canton
Stop tech installed for $1 extra advertised by High School boys at 2406 Gth-st SW with a Canton garage sales flavor. Gloves for all ages claim largest Canton stock with prices from 1 to 4 and up. Arthur's Leather Shop at 204 Market Ave N advertises leather items and apparel.
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Canton
Arthur's Leather Shop
Ay N
Healing Testimonies at Mrs McPherson Meetings
Evangelist Mrs Aimee Seraple Mesherson drew crowds in Canton as testimonies of miraculous healings poured in. Witnesses including a paralytic girl, crutch users, and others declared bodily and spiritual renewal after prayers, with two Canton women walking unaided on stage.
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Galilee
Jesus Christ
Evangelist
Christ
David Theck
Akron
Tilvine Grace
Adeline Cnster
Raynolda Pf
Isomer Bishop
Alliance
City
Canton
Aimee Seraple Mesherson
Anna Roth
Youngay
Nellie
Night School Enrollment Reaches 2872 With Wait Lists
Enrollment in the free evening public schools rose to 2872 by Monday evening as many new registrations were recorded. Forty four additional enrollments were received in the Americanization classes. Most classes are organized and active with several classes reporting waiting lists.
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