Usual Story From La Crosse Inghugh: Pinks Win 6 2
In La Crosse the game went 6 to 2 with the Pinks taking the lead. Scott and Watson each pitched closely, nearly equal in allowed hits, while La Crosse suffered through ghastly error column notes.
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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1908
Page
7
In La Crosse the game went 6 to 2 with the Pinks taking the lead. Scott and Watson each pitched closely, nearly equal in allowed hits, while La Crosse suffered through ghastly error column notes.
Freeport defeated La Crosse 6 to 2 as La Crosse errors aided the visitors. Scott allowed ten singles with two triples and two doubles by Freeport hitters, while Pink’s errorless defense limited La Crosse’s timely hitting. Doc Cummings returns for the opening game tomorrow against La Crosse.
Rockford defeats Madison 38 to 0 as Krinsman pitches well and Ilarms drives two doubles and two triples in four at bats. Oshkosh wins 7 to 2 in eleven innings over Wausau with Nichols pitching and Green Bay tops Fond du Lac 4 to 0 with heavy hitting including a home run off Reinhart.
In La Crosse on September 2 Wat son dominated the second game with pitching fielding and heavy hitting for Freeport. Scott the Pretzels star allowed nine hits but received little support as Freeport surged to a decisive win dropping the Pretzels below .500 for the first time since early 1906.
Freeport added Harmon from Waterloo in a trade for Jack Darrah as Harmon pitches for the visitors. Ireland saved two or three runs with a one handed catch in center while Watson drew applause for his yesterday’s performance. A fifth inning miscue by Ireland ended a Freeport scoring threat as Lohr’s grounder was mishandled and Becker threw the runner out.
La Crosse cancels two Wausau wins involving Baker and others, leaving La Crosse with a slim pennant chance if it wins most remaining games. The record shows four clubs used ineligible players since August 13, threatening rescheduling and potential loss adjustments across the Wisconsin-Illinois league standings.
The Champs prepare for three home games in Freeport to finish the season with a series in Rockford and matches against La Crosse Ireeport and the Senators from Madison. Despite a recent slump, strong attendance could push the franchise past the 25 000 goal as nine games remain. Fans are urged to support heavily.
Jack Darrah defeated Gaspar in yesterday’s game between Waterloo and Kewanee, 7 to 0. Gaspar strained his side early. Darrah pitched and finished the game with three strikeouts and no walks.
A Chicago Bengston jewelry window showcases delicate optical instruments and pebble glass used for lenses. Charles O. DeMoore, head of the store optical department and a member of national and state opticians associations, explains the polishing and cutting process transforming pebble glass into clear lenses.
The Carroll county fair returns to Mt Carroll September 8 to 11 with busy race schedules a balloon ascension and parachute drops each day. The Byrne brothers acrobats join daily, and auto races Wednesday and Friday offer purses of $10. For premium lists contact Cal M. Feezer secretary Mt Carroll Ill.
Delegates at Illinois Christian Missionary Society and Christian Woman's Board of Missions show reluctance to condemn University of Chicago professor Herbert L. Willett for his miracle remarks. Ministers at a country gathering suggest views were exaggerated and not worthy of unyielding censure. Officers were elected for the Woman's Board and the final Illinois Missionary Society session is set for Friday.
George W. Blair has bought C. I. Price’s interest in the Mt Morris hardware store. An invoice of stock is being taken as Blair plans to move September 1. Price will handle plumbing for months. Clint Price is retiring after long service since 1890.
The Blockhead, a fine comedy, promises broad appeal with a heart story and a richly woven plot. W B Patton stars as Professor Steele the Blockhead in a performance that will linger in memory. See it at the Grand on Tuesday September 8.
The Empire Theatre company appears this week at the Grand with Moths on stage tonight. Specials moving pictures and illustrated songs will be continued as part of the program.
Believes in advertising as trade driver manager R Plasch of Willner Bros clotting house showcases skill in newspaper ads. The Golden Eagle's announcement in today's Journal illustrates use of large space for full school suits for boys. Plasch also mentions store improvements for better display of goods.
Letters from Freeport relay news that Miss Alice Bidwell and Miss Mabel Nowlton who summered in Italy will arrive today at New York aboard the S S Princess Trene of the White Star line and are due in the city by week’s end.
A Thursday fair attraction will be a parade with ladies and gentlemen on horseback led by Master John Fair on Peggy the donkey. Many fine riding horses from Freeport will be shown in the procession.
J Daly of 1247 W Congress St Chicago describes Electric Bitters as a tonic for strengthening. He cites his elderly feeble mother who gained flesh, overcome insomnia, and grew stronger. The remedy helps stomach liver and kidney complaints offered with guarantee at Jos Emmert’s drug store for 50 cents.
An advertisement promotes R140 Tablets as a natural remedy for chronic constipation dizziness headache stomach trouble and nervousness. Distributed by A Rapoxe general distributor located at 3917 Lisbon Ave Milwaukee. 8 2d2w.
Readers are asked to inform the office if their newspaper delivery is missing or irregular so the service can be corrected promptly.
Mrs Hallam denies George Richardson sex assault claim and implicates Ralph Bunton. Twelve new indictments follow riots including Ernest Humphrey alias Stim Humphrey for murder and Edward Perris for mischief tied to mob actions. Whisky importators ask delay on age purity test ruling. Labor Day proclamation urges citizens to join celebrations.
Miss Cora Balbridge a sixteen year old girl from Alton plans to poison herself using cucumber juice after being told a deadly poison could be made by soaking cucumbers in water She selected six fine cucumbers then drank the juice and now fears death Her condition is reported serious at Merith and Belle streets address
Henry Tall of Inhorer assisted children near a bank at a gravel pit when a loose section gave way. He warned the youngsters but was struck by falling gravel and died. Chester Trove’s body was recovered hours later.
Fragmentary report from Springfield describes a river incident with two men found dead near the water after horse trades. The OCR yields unclear names and dates. neighboring witnesses reported reacts but details remain unresolved.
Fragmentary text suggests a shooting incident with an arrest and a suspect named Edward Tranteers or Tranteers. No clear dates, places, or charges are readable.
A would-be murderer shoots at Police Chief Curt Li in Meanie, injuring Milton Seah, who dies shortly after. The assailant opened fire on the chief, prompting a swift response from authorities.
Cure claims for dyspepsia indigestion constipation sour stomach sick headache malaria biliousness torpid liver and jaundice. Tablets work on liver and digestive organs for perfect digestion and cleansing of stomach with regulated bowels. Price is 20 cents per box and money back if not as represented. Sold by C P Guenther & Co druggists at Galena avenue and Galeng street.
William Wilson Finley, born September 2 1833 in Pass Christian Mississippi, rose through railroad ranks from stenographer in 1872 to president of the Southern Railway in December 1906 after Samuel Spencer's death. He held key roles with Texas and Pacific Great Northern and various railroad associations.
A Maine resident, John White of 38 Highland Avenue in Houston, reports winter coughs vanishing after using Dr King’s New Discovery. He bought a 50 cent bottle, used it, and the cough disappeared. same result this winter. Trial bottle free at Jos Emmert’s drug store, 50 cents and one dollar guaranteed.
Notice calls for bids on streets alleys and bridges to City Clerk by 2 p m Sept 3. Cedarville bridge floor requires pine or oak plank 2 or 8 inches thick at committee option. City Engineer or committee members provide details.
Public notice states T A Secker has purchased J B J Dufour's interest in the DuFour and Secker firm. Insurance agency business will operate henceforth as Secker sole proprietorship. Secker will collect all accounts and pay all liabilities of the firm. August 17 date.
Town Clerk Michael Steffen calls a regular town board meeting Friday at 7 30 p m to audit town bills. Citizens with claims should present them at City Drug Store corner Galena and Van Buren streets promptly.
Two thousand loads of dirt offered for sale with immediate application. Interested parties may call phone number 8086 or visit Jacob Pfeuder's store for details.
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