Athletics Capture the American League Pennant Title
The 1911 American League season concluded with the Philadelphia Athletics winning the pennant after a close race with Detroit. Manager Connie Mack steered his team through a demanding campaign, overcoming a late-season surge by the Tigers and mounting a dramatic winning streak that carried them to first place. The Athletics showed strength across the field with McInnis, Collina, Barry, and Baker anchoring the infield and Lord, Oldring, and Murphy pacing the outfield, while McInnis’s rise at first base strengthened the defense.
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Summons in Oregon Union County Real Estate Case 1911
Mary Hug sues Louisa H Becker J J Becker and unknowns claiming rights to property in Union County Oregon. Plaintiffs seek ownership in fee and quiet title to described sections in townships 1N 39W and related parcels, minus a 15 acre Rudolph Hugen tract. First publication September 18, 1911.
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Mack Keeps Athletics Sharp Under Mack's Steady Hand
The Athletics, led by Mack, show energy and speed in practice and games. Ara Thomas oversees catching while Harry Davis supports rookie McInnis at first base. Mack’s calm leadership and “Play ball” motto foster strong teamwork, even against weaker opponents.
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Timely remedy saves two lives in Marengo story
Mrs. C Willoughby of Marengo Wisconsin credits Dr King s New Discovery with averting tragedy and saving two lives from a severe cough described as consumption. She notes the remedy eased her cough and helped her son as well. The advertisement touts the product as a matchless throat and lung treatment priced 0 and 1.00 with a free trial bottle offered.
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