Block's Liebers and Capital City Park Clash Remains Decided
At a Friday meeting it was decided not to change the standings of the People's Outfitting Company and Star Store teams until the protested game is replayed at the Driving Club on Labor Day. A 2500 crowd watched Forest Park last Sunday as the Postoffice team stays in the league. The Liebers have won four straight under Manager Heitkan while Green of Block's claims new talent and aim to win.
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People’s Outfitting Company
Star Store
Labor Union Temple Fund
Green
Block
Marotts
Waldo
People’s
Federal Fellows
Forest Park
Liebers
Heitkan
Baseball scores from several leagues in a single night
League games across American Association and other circuits show Columbus defeating Toledo 5 to 4 while Milwaukee edges Minneapolis 4 to 3 and St Paul shuts out Kansas City 1 to 0. Pittsburg dominates Brooklyn 14 to 2. Boston beats Chicago 5 to 2 and Cincinnati defeats Philadelphia 3 to 2. Cleveland overwhelms Boston 8 to 1 and Detroit rallies over Baltimore 10 to 2. St Louis tops Chicago 4 to 3 and Washington over Chicago 6 to 0. Three I League results include Decatur 1 Cedar Rapids 0 and Evansville 1 Rockford 3 with Bloomington 4 Davenport 1 and Rock Island 6 Terre Haute 2.
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Minneapolis
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Kansas City
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Fsoton
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Erenee
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Detroit Face
Horse Talk Favorites Roar at Detroit and Hawthorne Feature
The Detroit scene sees favorites prevail as Jiminez wins the Hawthorne feature easily. Will Tranby clocks 2 06 in a Lebanon exhibition mile, erasing the 2 14 track mark to 2 12. Winnie OConnor at Saratoga shows erratic riding, dropping a race and failing to depart in another. Ed Geers with The Monk wins two straight heats at Readville, setting a new 2 05 percent mark.
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Jiminez
Hawthorne
Will Tranby
Lebanon
Winnie O’connor
Saratoga
Elwood
Foster
Indianapolis
Little Timber
Castro Brino
Lord Derby
Readville
Ed Geers
Monk
Bedsford Leads to World Record at South Norwalk Fair
In South Norwalk Connecticut E T Bedsford drove Boma and York Bay a mile to wagon in 2 154 world record The record of 21464 was made last year in Toledo
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Norwalk
Conn
E. T. Bedsford
Boma
York Bay
Toledo
Amory and Meister Lennon Duel on Riverside Park Green
A humorous Riverside Park golf scene features Meister Lennon coaching young Amory as they battle a sunlit late afternoon. A mis-hit shatters a club, splinters fly, and the pair endure a comic setback while the writer Gottlieb notes the tale’s fictional alibi.
Hoosiers Prep For Louisville After Local Sports Rush
The article notes Indiana University teams travel to Louisville with confidence after a victory over Dr. Josh Pin, former England champion. It highlights strong interest in bowling boxing wrestling and basketball as Tomlinson Hall hosts events and Indianapolis joins the polo league, signaling a busy winter sports season.
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Josh Pin
All England
Man Seeks US Detective Office Address in Message
Bicycle officer Thomas Griffin reports a handwritten letter from Jesse F. Cook of Natchez Mississippi asking for the address of the U S Detective office and expressing interest in joining the force. Griffin cannot locate a Griffin at Gas City and questions who Cook is and how he heard of him.
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Thomas Griffin
Jesse F. Cook
Natchez, Miss
Cook
Griffin
U. S
Gas City
Coal storage profits cited for two railroads in Buffalo
Report claims 169000 tons of anthracite coal stored in Buffalo by the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western and Lehigh Valley railroads will be sold at 11 dollars a ton. If true, the profit would be about 8 dollars per ton totaling roughly 1252000 dollars, with coal originating from the companies own mines.
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N. Y
Delaware,’ Lackawanna &Western
Lehigh Valley
New York State
New York
New York City
Actress Rose Coch Injured By Carbolic Acid Mix Up
Helena report says Rose Coch, noted actress, was severely burned after mistaking carbolic acid for face lotion. She applied the chemical in a dark room and escaped permanent facial injury only after hours of medical treatment. Her eyesight was saved though her features may be scarred.
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Helena
Mont
Rose Cochran
Married Private Chooses Family Over Enlistment
Winsted Conn Aug 23 Warren Rogers a private in the Fourth Connecticut National Guard who recently attacked a man over a flirtation and planned to enlist in the U S army has changed his mind since returning from the encampment. He met and wed Miss Mary Dudley in Millerton New York without her parents knowing and has abandoned the enlistment plan.
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Winsted
Conn
Warren Rogers
Connecticut National Guard
United States Army
Rogers
Mary Dudley
Millerton
N. Y
M. B. Snyder
From Ragged Boy to Block Owner in Syracuse
Joan Dunfee, once a hungry boy who faced a janitor’s dirty water pail 40 years ago on Pike block, has become its sole owner. He bought the block in the Syracuse business district for $225,000 from Henry Duguid and vows to hire the janitor if he ever returns.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Joan Dunfee
Millonaire
Beoblock
Pike Block
Dunfee
Henry Duguid
Catholic priest Nominated to Vermont Legislature
The Rev. D. J. O'Sullivan of St. Mary's Catholic Church in St. Albans has been nominated by Democrats for the Vermont state legislature in the Sept. 26 election. The move gains support from Percival W. Clement's high license backers, signaling strong odds. O'Sullivan would be the first Catholic priest to be nominated or elected to a Vermont legislative seat. Born in Winooski, he trained for priesthood at Montreal college.
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ST. Albans
D. J. O’sullivan
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Percival W. Clement
Vermont
Winooski
Montreal College
Lancaster Youth Receives License to Wed Widow in Shock Move
George W. Harmon aged 6 previously permitted to marry Mary E. Berkenheiser aged 16 after two reconciliations. He then obtained a license to wed Anna Mary Bullock aged 50 who had been divorced a week earlier.
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Lancaster
George W. Harmon
Mary E. Berkenheiser
Anna Mary Bullock
Newby Oval Track Fades From the Landscape
The old Newby Oval bicycle track is rapidly disappearing as financial realities make maintenance untenable. In contrast Newport sees solid progress in tennis with player Ware from Bow earning praise for his performance.
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Newby Oval
Newport
Ware
Bow
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