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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1915
Page
7
Marshfield claims the league crown as they defeat Wausau 7 to 0 in front of home fans. Roberts the Mosinee ace dominates for Marshfield, holding Wausau to four hits and fanning fourteen as Marshfield secures fifth straight win over Wausau and the title.
Marshfield defeated Wausau 7 0 in a league game lasting one hour fifty minutes. Wood was hit by a pitch to start scoring, Delmore doubled for the first run, and Marshfield added three runs in both the fifth and seventh innings. Fans praised Spooner on a running foul catch as the team, led by umpire Hanley, moved swiftly under ideal weather. The write up notes the league standings with Stevens Point off the pace and ex-league teams dismissed from the top rung.
Wausau beat Marshfield on Labor Day in a sloppy game with errors by both sides. Bent limited Marshfield to four hits while Johnson allowed seven safeties as Wausau took control early and held on for the win.
A Wisconsin timber and land company states William Warner is an A No 1 stenographer and bookkeeper. They promise to contact again when needing more office help. Letter from Wis Timber & Land Co signed by B B Hemmingway Matt on Wis.
Milwaukee readers prepare for a dramatic aviation spectacle at the 1915 State Fair. Two aviators will clash 14 000 feet above the grounds with dropping bombs and automatic weapons while soldiers, artillery, and patriotic music fill the scene. The act, signed by Secretary Remey, promises dramatic thrills and may justify the admission price.
In a rough preliminary game at Pair grounds the Blum Brothers Box team edged the Bearcats 3 to 1 after a late three-run rally. Bearcats led 1 to 8 until the final inning as Revour and Reaths pitched for the Box squad while Gordon and Oite anchored the Bears. This appearance marks the Box men’s first and last of the year with hopes to trim any old team when in trim.
An old advertisement warns buyers to beware of catarrh ointments containing mercury and promotes Ball's Catarrh Cure manufactured by FT Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and urges buyers to ensure the genuine product from vendors.
The parish reports a birth to Mr and Mrs Bernard Splitt a baby girl. Mary Prijatal leaves for a two year training course in Grand Ravi. Mr and Mrs Joseph Stine Sr attended the Oshkosh church dedication. Anton Prijatal builds a cement basement under his granary. Jacob Dieringer visits the Stine family. Maurice Rustad dislocated his knee and remains home. Clyde Leonhard hauled a cheese load to town.
A reader expresses growing satisfaction with choosing Busheys Business College, stating confidence in the decision and belief the course benefited the public. The opinion reflects ongoing endorsement of the school and its offerings.
Regina Weinman, a 1908 Neenah High School graduate, is cited for receiving special attention from mardgers through efforts. She now holds the position of Commercial teacher at Cedarburg High School in Cedarburg, Wisconsin, dated May 14.
Grand Rapids and Point met in a Sunday baseball doubleheader at The Rapids. The Rapids won 18 to 2 in the first game with Devine pitching, and 4 to 2 in the second as Foster took the mound. Carpenter started both games but was pulled early, with Hollenbeck relieving in the first and Carpenter again starting the second before completion. The Rapids move into a tie for second place with Wausau, carrying a .529 percentage.
In a business feature, Iua M. Tarball argues factory baseball uplifts workers and boosts morale. The piece notes corporate support like health and social benefits, with tales of plant rivalries, home runs, and operatives winning games, reflecting broader industrial culture and competition.
The passage notes doubt about how many individuals or teams share a similar ton gue, yet asserts this does not affect efficiency or enthusiasm. It highlights a potential variety in speech styles within the ville district and suggests no impact on performance or morale.
The fair opens September 20 at Chippewa Falls, with entries due by 6 p m that day. Premiums total $12,000, and trotting and pacing events are listed among the attractions. Aerial acts with two Patterson airplanes scheduled, plus bands and daily shows at the Grand Stand, with poultry awards and other exhibits featured throughout the holiday week.
For piles or hemorrhoids external or internal burning itching or bleeding one application brings relief. Two sizes 23e and 1.00 at all druggists. Send price sample of ow ty.
Berlin's National Zeitung runs leading piece praising President Wilson while weighing Germany's stance on submarine warfare and the Arabic affair. It positions Wilson between Bryan and Roosevelt, lauding his steadfast stance and urging mutual understanding despite tensions.
A local community notes young couples forming small nests of affection, drawing questions about youth dating norms and parental guidance. Residents worry about maturity and responsibilities while others urge supportive dialogue and safe social spaces.
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