Nine Runs First Inning But Lose
In a doubleheader Philadelphia loses the opener to Brooklyn after nine runs cross in the first inning. Rixey started for Philadelphia then Chalmers allowed six runs. Burns doubled and Knable singled to score Reed for the decisive run. Brooklyn won the second game behind Walker.
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Esence
Giants Shut Out by Lefty George Tyler in Boston
In Boston the Giants were defeated 8 to 0 as Lefty George Tyler shut out New York in the season finale. A Derry XI delegation and Mayor Fairbanks presented Tyler with a silver loving cup and $100 in gold. Tyler’s Lowell club roots were noted with gifts from Gray and his teammates.
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Yong Recruit Blanks Champs
Washington report: Arrea, a B recruit from Richmond, pitched his first full major league game for the Athletics, blanking the opponent 0 to 0 with 3 strikeouts and no walks in a rare start. The piece notes a solid debut amid the Athletics’ lineup.
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Red Sox Take Doubleheader From Yankees 3 2 and 8 0
Boston defeats New York in both games of a twilight doubleheader. In game one Leonard allowed seven hits and an error produced a Boston run. Ford’s hits sparked three Boston innings. Game two Mosley shut out the Yanks on two first and eighth inning singles. Mellale excelled in late chances as Hooper made a running bare handed catch.
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Schedule for Today In Major Leagues Matches
National League Brooklyn at Philadelphia Cleveland at Detroit Philadelphia at Washington Boston at New York The Sherman Co quotes a wry reflection on marital happiness and self satisfaction.
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Western League Scores Summary
Wichita 12 Topeka 6 Des Moines 3 St. Joseph 5 Soo City 12 Omaha 2 Lincoln 3 Denver 2.
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McGoorty Turns Back Klause In 10 Round Win
Eddie McGoorty of Oshkosh Wisconsin outpointed Frank Klause of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania in a 10 round no decision contest at Milwaukee strengthening his claim to the world middleweight title.
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Oshkosh
Wisconsin
Frank Klause
Pittsburg
Knockout Brown Beats Ridge in 10 Round Return Fight
In New York on September 0 Knockout Brown the Hast Side Night weight returned from the Pacific coast and outboxed Danny Ridge over ten rounds. Ridge led early but Brown recovered, flooring Ridge in the first round and prevailing in the later rounds as the pace increased. Both fighters weighed about 135 pounds. Battling Levinsky of Philadelphia defeated Jack Keating of Brooklyn in ten rounds, weighing 166 pounds to the heavier man.
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Pacific Coast
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Ridge
Broom Handle Demand Surges in United States
A 96600 000 count of broom handles is used annually in the United States, equaling one per person. The figure highlights high household cleaning needs across the nation and implies widespread consumer use.
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United States
Athletics Varying Pitching Plans For World Series
Connie Mack, manager of the Athletics who hold the American League pennant, may rely on two veterans Bender and Prank but also could turn to a younger arm. Shawkey appears favored over Brown for possible World Series duty. Shanker has had a strong season but lacks World Series experience and may face pressure from large crowds if chosen.
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Players Demand Right to Write for World Series
New York September 30. HB baseball players who write articles for newspapers on the world series will be backed by the Baseball Players Fraternity. President David L. Fults says the rule banning players from writing or signing articles is absurd and the fraternity would support a member if needed to honor a valid contract. Officials note the national commission meets Monday to finalize series arrangements while New York returns $50,000 in ticket money as mail orders are not honored. An opening attendance around 40,000 is forecast if the weather remains fair.
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Seven Entries and Two Proofs at Land Office
Seven entries were received or approved and two final proofs filed yesterday at the United States land office. Referees included Mary B. Dallam Van Tassell orchard Roy G. Hainine Willow Charles E. Nearing Page Neb Russell Taylor Empire and James R. Green Page Neb with homesteads for Ada L. Burnett Little Medicine Samuel D. Schuets Cheyenne.
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van Tassell
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Roy G. Hainine
Willow
Neb
Charles E. Nearing
Page
Russell Taylor
Emipre
James R. Green
Homestead
Alex M. Curry
Henry
Paul M. Wood
Scotts Bluff
Ada L. Burnett
Little Medicine
Samuel D. Schuets
Cheyenne
New Year Observances Begin With Rosh Hashanah in Cheyenne
Today marks Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, observed by Jewish families in Cheyenne with home ceremonies and services led tonight by Rabbi Schein. If a home is proper, they will stay rooted in tradition.
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Cheyenne
Schein
Daughters plant ivy from Washington's tomb
Daughters of the American Revolution representing the thirteen original states plant ivy at the tomb of Washington. Mrs. William Cumming Story, president general, presides as state delegates deliver speeches around the south portico of the memorial continental hall.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
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William Cumming Story
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Notice of Incorporation Moorcroft Wyoming Oil Co
The Moorcroft Wyoming Oil Company was incorporated in Cheyenne on August 21, 1918. Its purpose includes purchasing leasing and procuring lands and oil wells and operating them. to build erect and install machinery and maintain facilities. to buy and sell oil and related products.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Formation of oil refining corporation in Wyoming
A proposed corporation plans to build refineries and pipelines to refine oil and related products. It aims to borrow money, pledge lands, and install plants, with operations based in Moorcroft Wyoming under seven directors led by Isidore Amter and others. Agent for service is Marion A. Kline at 507 First National Bank building Cheyenne.
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Wyo
Isidore Amter
Morris H. Robinson
Leopold Goorman
Sol Seal
Pray
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Fred Stapp
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First National
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State of Wyming
Stuffy McInala Returns as Connie Mack Roster Feature
Injuries gatekeep Stuffy McInala from playoffs yet he tops Mack’s World Series plans. The squad lists Collins at second Barry at short and Maker at third. McInala remains a powerful first baseman, though not Hal Chase, a key Club member in the $100,000 payroll lineup.
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Barry
Mcluaia
Hal Chase
Dowkdowe
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