Baseball National League results dated yesterday
Summary of multiple NL games with teams New York Brooklyn Philadelphia Boston Chicago Cleveland St Louis Detroit and players Watson Williams Gonzales Ames Gonzyplos Rariden McConnell Wilson Meyers Toney Wingo Killifer Schulz Mosely Mulin Mamaux Evans Fischer Gow Cooper Bacon Blackburn Shawkey Walters Russell Lapp Gibbons Thomas Lambeth Morton O Neil Johnson Haley Groom Hartley Gallia Henry Jones Stanage and Towle. Scores and battery lineups listed for first and second games per city.
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New York
Watson
Williams
Gonzales
Tesrean
Rariden
Loulp
Mae
Ames Sade Gonzyplos
Benton
Brooklyn
Chickeo
Toney
Wingo
Alexander
Killifer
Boston
Pittsburg
St. Louise
Philadelphia
Eeeween St. Towle Cie Vcasie
Anavtewereys
Johnson and
Haley
Groom
Hartley
Detroit
Washington
Gallia
Henry
James, Jones and Stanage
Baseball Scores From Omaha to Denver Placed In Brief
Omaha 3 St Joseph 4 in 11 innings. Gioux Caty 4 Topeka 6. Lincoln 5 Colo Springs 18. Des Moines 4 Denver 7.
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Omaha
St. Joseph
Gioux Caty
Topeka
Lincoln
Colo, Springs
Des Moines
Denver
Prohibition Candidates To Speak In Cheyenne Friday
J Frank Hanly and Ira Landrith candidates for president and vice president on the Prohibition ticket will speak Friday at 9 00 p m in Cheyenne. They will address from the rear platform of a special train at Union Pacific Station under a local committee arrangement.
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Cheyenne
Prohibition Party
J. Frank Hanly
Prohibition
Ira Landrith
Union Pacific
No Excuse Now for Ignorance in Denver
Denver voters and residents gain access to the citys new opportunity school as doors open to a broad, evening curriculum for all ages. Courses range from baby tending to higher mathematics with languages hair dressing and more. Enrollment surpasses twelve hundred and includes men women boys and girls aged twelve to sixty years.
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Penver
Colo
Denver
Board of Education
New Opportunity School
Lajoie Weighs Salt Lake Manager Offer
Cleveland, Sept 23. Napolean Lajoie considers an offer that could end his major league career and move him into a magnate and manager role in the class AA minors. Salt Lake City club of the Pacific Coast league offers him playing manager duties with an option on a large stock stake. Lajoie is in Cleveland with his season over due to a leg injury.
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Cleveland
Napoleon Lajoie
Salt Lake City
Lajoie
Wyoming Oil Club Plans First Drill In Big Muddy Field
Claude F. Palmer, stockholder, reports drilling will start at once on the club's holdings in the Big Muddy field after a field inspection. The rig is on the ground and supplies are en route, with two companies set to drill on both sides of the holdings and a Burlington spur track being installed. Local interest grows in Douglas and Casper as operations begin.
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Claude F. Palmer
Wyoming Oil and Mineral Developing Club
Rattleawaké
Big Muddy
Palmer
Douglas
Casper
Burlington Railroad
Marion W. Edwards
Wagner Aims to Start at First Base for Pirates
New York reports Honus Wagner may become the Pirates regular first baseman in 1917. He has long sought the position, but moved between second and third as shortstop duties shifted. Jimmy Smith returns from the International League and will be tried at shortstop for the remaining 1916 schedule.
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Pittanurg
New York
Hlonws Wagner
Pirates
Honus
Haas
Jimmy Smith
Jimmy
Moran Sees Giants Loss as an Accident After Four Defeats
New York Sept 23 Pat Moran comments after the Phillies and Giants finish the season. He says any further Giants loss would be an accident, noting McGraw's club is a bare saw and four straight defeats were a heavy wallop.
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New York
Pat Moran
Phillies
Giants
McGraw
Gotch Passes Age Limit Heads Home After Injury
Chicago September 23 Frank Gotch the champion heavyweight wrestler is visiting en route to Humboldt Iowa his home He still limps from a recent Kenosha Wisconsin accident and believes he will suffer no lasting effect from the broken left leg He says he does not plan to wrestle again being over forty-one years old.
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Gotch
Chicago
Frank Gotch
Humboldt
Kenosha
Wis
Ethel Clayton and Carlyle Blackwell In A Woman's Way at Lyric
Ethel Clayton and Carlyle Blackwell star in a society drama "A Woman's Way" at the Lyric Theatre, a photoplay version of Grace George’s Broadway hit. William A. Brady supervised the production to mirror the stage success. the piece explores what constitutes a woman’s way and reflects the era’s theatrical style.
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Ethel Clayton
Carlyle Blackwell
Lyric Theatre
Grace George
William A. Brady
World Film Productions
New York City
Glass of Water Before Breakfast Daily Routine
A fragment notes daily habits of cleaning the house to remove dust and dirt. It likens the body to a house where the soul lives and describes how each day the body becomes filled with filth and poison, urging a morning ritual.
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