Nine Runs First Inning But Lose
Philadelphia and Brooklyn split a doubleheader with Brooklyn winning the first game after nine runs in the opening inning. Rixey started for Brooklyn, Chalmers finished, and Burns and Knable provided late scoring for Philadelphia. In the second game Walker held Philadelphia hitless until the eighth as Brooklyn produced enough runs to win.
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Esence
Giants Shut Out by Lefty George Tyler
In Boston on September 30, Lefty George Tyler blanked the New York Giants 8 to 0 in the final game of the season. A delegation from Derry, Ireland, presented Tyler with a silver loving cap and $100 in gold, while teammates gifted a chest of silver and manager Gray from Lowell handed diamond sleeve buttons.
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Yong Recruit Blanks Champs in First Major League Game
Arrea B recruit from Richmond pitched a fine first major league game for the Athletics, striking out 31 and allowing no bases on balls as he blanked the Champs 0 to 0 in Washington.
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Red Sox Rally Past Yanks in Doubleheader Sweep
Boston turned the tables on New York with a 3–2 win and an 8–0 victory in a suspended game. Leonard shut down the Yankees to seven hits in the opener, while Moseley limited New York to two singles in the nightcap as Boston hitters struck in three innings for a run apiece and Hooper made a highlight center-field catch.
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Schedule for Today in Baseball Leagues
National League Brooklyn at Philadelphia American League Cleveland at Detroit Philadelphia at Washington Boston at New York Mirror plating The Sherman Co. commentary ponders how happy an average married man would be if half as satisfied with his wife as with himself.
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Western League Scores Report
Western League results show Wichita 12 over Topeka 6 while Des Moines 3 defeats St. Joe 5 and Soo City 12 tops Omaha 2. Lincoln 3 beats Denver 2.
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McGoorty Beats Klause in 10-Round Title Claim Bout
Eddie McGoorty of Oshkosh Wisconsin outpointed Frank Klause of Pittsburg Pennsylvania in a 10 round no decision boxing contest at Milwaukee last night strengthening his claim to the world middleweight title.
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Oshkosh
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Frank Klause
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Knockout Brown Wins Over Ridge in 10 Round Bout
In New York on September 0 Knock out Brown the Hast Side Night weight returned from the Pacific coast and defeated Danny Ridge in a ten round match Ridge led early with solid work Brown was knocked down in round one but recovered and outboxed Ridge in rounds four through nine The tenth round stayed even Both fighters weighed about 135 pounds Also Battling Levinsky of Philadelphia mauled Jack Keating of Brooklyn in ten rounds weighing 166 pounds breaking a 22 pound deficit.
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Ridge
Broom Handle Use in the United States Surges
The article notes that about 96600,000 broom handles are used annually in the United States, equating to one handle per man, woman, and child, highlighting consumer habits and manufacturing scale.
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United States
Shanker May Pick Young Pitcher For World Series
Connie Mack holds the American League pennant with two veteran hurlers Bender and Prank. He may entrust a World Series start to a younger arm, with Shawkey favored over Brown for the assignment.
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Players Fight for Writing Rights in World Series Coverage
New York reports date September 30 details Baseball Players Fraternity backing members who write articles on the World Series despite a national commission rule barring players from writing or signing pieces for the championship. President David L. Fults calls the ban absurd and says the fraternity would support a member if needed. Ticket sales and attendance expectations for the opening games are noted, with about 40,000 anticipated if weather remains fair.
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David L. Fults
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Fults
Fultz
John B. Foster
New York Club
Seven Entries and Two Proofs at Land Office
Seven entries were received or approved and two final proofs filed at the United States land office yesterday. Referees listed include Mary B. Dallam Van Tassell desert Roy G. Hainine Willow Neb Charles E. Nearing Page Neb Russell Taylor Emipre seven homesteads James R. Green Page Neb homestead Ada L. Burnett Little Medicine Samuel D. Schuets Cheyenne final proofs filed.
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van Tassell
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Roy G. Hainine
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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
Rosh Hashanah Observed in Cheyenne
On New Year’s Day Cheyenne Jews mark the Jewish New Year with at home ceremonies and evening services led by Rabbi Schein. The piece notes the celebration centers on proper home observance and worship.
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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 gathered at Washingtons tomb around the thirteen marble columns of the memorial continental hall. Mrs William Cumming Story presided and speeches were delivered by state delegation representatives.
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Moorcroft Wyoming Oil Company Incorporation Notice
The Moorcroft Wyoming Oil Company was incorporated in the secretary of state’s office Cheyenne Wyoming on August 21 1918. The company aims to purchase lease and procure oil lands and wells and operate buildings machinery and related productions. It plans to buy and sell oil and related products and engage in related activities.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Wyoming refinery venture plans new corporation formation
A proposed corporation aims to build pipelines refineries and plants to refine oil and related products. It seeks to borrow funds pledge land and operate refiners with capital stock of 2 000 000 dollars divided into 9 000 000 shares at one dollar each. The Moorcroft Wyoming operation will be managed by seven directors led by Isidore Amter and others. Marion A. Kline is the agent for service with an address in Cheyenne.
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Wyo
Isidore Amter
Morris H. Robinson
Leopold Goorman
Sol Seal
Pray
J. Lord
Fred Stapp
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Marion A. Kline
First National
Cheyenne
State of Wyming
McInala May Return as Connie Mack Fields Key lineup
Injuries to Stuffy McInala per mit him to play in the world series after missing the last Berloe. He will be among Connie Mack's leading lights with Collins at second Barry at short and Maker at third. While not equal to Hal Chase, McInala is regarded as a top first baseman for the club.
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Brown
Mcinala
Connie Mack
Collins
Barry
Mcluaia
Hal Chase
Dowkdowe
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