Sox Triumph as Chicago Fans Celebrate Victory
The South Side cheers as the Sox win in Detroit extending their lead with two games left in the series. Windy City baseball mood shifts to triumph as fans mark a decisive victory.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1908
Page
6
The South Side cheers as the Sox win in Detroit extending their lead with two games left in the series. Windy City baseball mood shifts to triumph as fans mark a decisive victory.
Baseball results fuel anxious fans in Chicago and across the Midwest as Detroit visits and a St Louis Cleveland tie ends 11 innings. The White Sox hope to gain ground with two more Detroit games while Cleveland and St Louis split the eleven inning affair 3 to 3 at Sportsman Park.
Results yesterday show Chicago defeated Detroit 3 to 1. St Louis and Cleveland finished 3 to 3 after eleven innings due to darkness.
Five city results listed: Chicago five, Pittsburg two, Cincinnati five, St Louis one. The brief item records scores or counts for multiple teams in a compact standings line.
Frightful spasms of the stomach liver torpor lame back and weak kidneys are overcome by Electric Bitters Guaranteed. 50c Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store.
Detroit and Chicago loom as the leading favorites for the world title as the Tigers seek the American League pennant and the Cubs hold command in the National League. Analysts note a likely rematch of last year with Jennings predicting changes and Chance optimistic.
The Knights of the Razor fell to the Printers 12 to 9 after three extra innings at the fairgrounds ball park. Rabbit pitched strong for the Printers, delivering a candy of a performance to seal the win. lineups list Harrington C Rabbit P Bell SS O'Melia 1B Schoemacher 2B Kelly 3B Smith 1C and RF for the Printers and Richardson CC Gould P Freers SS Graff 1B Townsley 2B Bodkin 3B B Baker Lf Gertz Cf Schlauk Rf for the Barbers.
Chicago Nationals won 5 to 2 over Pittsburgh, gaining a possible pennant and a three game playoff with New York if they fail to overtake Boston. New York must sweep three against Boston. a New York loss forces Chicago celebrations in the Windy City.
South Muscatine Athletic association announces lineup for next Sunday’s football game with Rock Island Centrals. Scrimmage at fair grounds drew many fans. new brown uniforms debuted.
Billy Papke opened his training camp in Kewanee Illinois as he prepares to defend his middleweight title against Hugo Kelly in a ten round fight scheduled for October 15 at the Milwaukee Boxing club. He arrived from Springfield after serving as an automobile demonstrator during the state fair and started with a six mile road run.
Physical Director O. E. Johnson calls for candidates for the YMCA basketball team. Men report at 7 PM tomorrow night at the association gym for initial practice with hopes of at least 20 players, including N. Elliott R. Lohr E. Apple W. Volger A. Gould McKee Hahn Bomke and Smith. Junior department also fields hopefuls for a strong team.
Wilton Iowa October 5 A well attended Muscatine Cedar and Scott county teachers meeting in Wilton High School discussed rural school improvements led by Supt W A Pye with papers by Mrs B H King M F Cronin and L R McKee. A Scott county invitation to join was extended for next year.
Descriptive ad claims Dr King's New Discovery treats chest pains and pneumonia with quick relief. Prices listed as 50 cents and 1 dollar at Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store.
Miss Lucile McKillip of West Third Street departed this morning for Iowa City to visit friends and relatives for several days.
arrangements with Citizens Railway and Light Co. provide street cars to Geneva Golf and Country Club for the golfers banquet tomorrow evening. The 6 0 clock 6 20 and 6 40 cars will shuttle to the club house with a later special car to bring the party home after the banquet.
A dense listing of MasonIC and fraternal group meetings in Muscatine Iowa. Includes Iowa Lodge No. 2 A M and A M Washington Chapter No 4 B A M Webb Council No 4 R S M DeMolay Commandery No 1 K T Muscatine Tribe No 95 Fraternal Aid Association Bloomington Council No 175 F A A Poca hontas Romona Council No 62 M W O A Muscatine Camp 106 MonEcu Woodmen of America Praternal Bankers Reserve Yeomen Muscatine Homestead No 336 and other groups with meeting times and locations.
Bend City Lodge 143 of the Modern Brotherhood invites all in good standing to regular meetings at the K of P building on the first and third Mondays. Dr H King is president and Chas Ryan the secretary. Muscatine Lodge No 5 meets Mondays at 7 45 p m at their ball. Miriam Lodge No 27 meets second and fourth Fridays at 7 45 p m. Prairie Encampment No 4 Meeks OD Orst and Laird Fridays at 4 00 p m.
Woodbine Camp No 142 Royal Neighbors VP America meets on the second and fourth Wednesdays each month. Officers listed include Mrs Emma Hoeiliin as Recorder and Mrs dAiyrtieirk as Receiver with Mrs Kace Parvin as Recorder. Visiting neighbors are welcome in good standing.
Iowa Legion of Honor incorporated March 19 1879 reorganized May 22 1878 A. E. Crow president and Mrs A C Hopkinson recording secretary invite visiting members to Argus Lodge No 17 meetings on the second and fourth Wednesdays at Maccauee Hall on Iowa Avenue in Iowa.
Shelby Norman Vost No 231 confirms meetings on the first and third Tuesdays at the G A R hall on East Second Street. Visiting members are welcome and J H Munroe serves as Commander with Gus Schmidt as Adjutant.
Cour t of Honor No 677 meets Mondays in Woodman hall with visiting members invited. H G Schoenig recorder. Muscatine Aerie 815 meets Tuesdays at 5 pm in Ped Lodge Hall over Dunbar restaurant with visitors welcome. L E Alkens W P M P Goff Sec. Muscatine Lodge 804 B P O Elks meets Mondays at 7 oclock sharp at Elks Hall 122 Iowa avenue over Cook Musser Bank. William J Watson E R and John P Breen Secretary.
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