One Way to Keep Posted on the Future of Baseball
The article argues baseball remains the greatest sport with dramatic pennant races this year and predicts future closeness in standings. It notes growing talent from minors and colleges, rising star players, and shifts in the big leagues as younger players gain prominence. It reflects on pitchers, managers, and the evolution of players into refined men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Wagner
Lajoie
Wagner S
Lajoies
Dreyfuss Protest Over League Directors Tie Play
Barney Dreyfuss owner of the Pittsburgh club voices strong opposition to allowing New York and Chicago to play off a tie after the season ends. He argues there is no rule for extending the season and suggests equality demands no special extensions for any club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
New York
Chicago
Barney Dreyfuss
Barney
National League
Dreyfuss
Realty Transfers Across Wards and Hubs
Real estate transfers listed include John C. Searight to Eleanor B. Hanna in Second ward for 1800 dollars James M. Nye to Margaret J. Main in Hazel Dell for 50 dollars A Grove to Edward Mallory in Hazel Dell for 1 dollar Edward S. Mallory to Bentel R. Stifel in Hazel Dell for 800 dollars J Walter Hay to Cecelia A McKerfield in Second ward for 425 dollars Edward F. Connelly to Robert M. Armstrong in Fourth ward for 1 dollar North Highland Land Co to Chas R Davis in Neshannock for 900 dollars Hiram P Lauden to Ella M Pollock in Shenango for 4000 dollars
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Searight
Eleanor B. Hanna
James M. Nye
Margaret J. Main
Hazel Dell
A. ©. Grove
Edward Mallory
Edward S. Mallory
Bentel R. Stifel
J. Walter Hay
Cecelia A. McKerfield
Edward F. Connelly
Robert M. Armstrong
North Highland Land Co
Fatally Burned Child in Runstown Tragedy
Emma Batzel aged five, of Runstown, was fatally burned yesterday when her clothes caught from a bonfire. Miss Stafford bakes about 200 souvenir loaves daily, sometimes 300, inviting patrons to sample bread made with little effort. Osgood Wardware Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Batzel
Runstown
Giants and Chicago Clubs Leave Final Results Unclear
Yesterday's results show Washington over New York in 11 innings and Boston, Philadelphia, and Detroit top teams. Standings list Detroit 90 63 .588 Cleveland 90 64 .584 Chicago 88 64 .579 St Louis 88 69 .647 Boston 76 79 .487 Philadelphia 68 85 .444 Washington 66 85 .437 New York 61 102 .334.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eeceese
New York
Seetacey
VOPR
Boston
UES
Philadelphia
Seecees Cesse
Pidt
W. L. Pet
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louis
Naps and Pirates May Play a Series
Pittsburg plans to decide today if the Naps and Pirates will stage a post season series in Cleveland. Pirates disbanded, but several pitchers remain and Wagner would captain if Clarke cannot. Fans expect strong gate with Cleveland pennant loss pleasing local supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Wagner
Cleveland
Naps
Pirates
Leach
Abbattichio
Wilson
Shannon
Storke
Gibson
Clarke
Willis
Leifield
Camnitz
Honus Wagner
Pirate
Cubs Fall to Newcastle Bowlers in Trio of Games
Newcastle defeated the Cubs 2–1 in a bowling series as they tallied 2116 pins across three matches. Key scores feature Cubs Dean 169 1380 141 and Moser 143 145 175, while Newcastle’s Lewis 188 112 132 and Hazen 117 130 97 highlighted the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Cubs
Brachie
T’t’l Lewis
Hazen
Klee
Seright
B. Dean
Water Company Restricts Plumbing for New Castle
The City of New Castle Water Company announces that only tank pattern water closets of approved makes may be used and that connections to any service pipe or water main are allowed only for licensed plumbers in accordance with company rules. Unauthorized work will lead to prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Company
City OF
Joss Suffered After Chewing Tobacco Affects Game
Cleveland pitcher Joss showed illness after chewing tobacco during the trip to St. Louis. He fainted at the station and could not perform in the games against the Browns, possibly costing Cleveland a pennant. A teammate found him under the grand stand coughing and choking as his face reddened from the chew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joss
Cleveland
Chicago
White Sox
Naps
St. Louis
Browns
Local Priests Attend Synod in Pittsburg
Local clergy travel to Pittsburg for the Catholic diocese synod at Epiphany house with 300 priests and 200 monks expected. Regis Bishop Canevin celebrated pontifical mass at the Cathedral this morning as attendees include Fathers O Shea Sharp Eger Rossi Andrzejewski De Mita Quinn and Drhunet from multiple churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Catholic Church of
Epiphany House
Regis
Canevin
Robbery Fire Kills Sam Caplin in Hilliaru Mining Town
Robbers blowing a safe started a blaze in Hilliaru near Slippery Rock destroying two stores and a residence. Sam Caplin, 35, was cremated as flames swept the building. Loot totaled about 1000 dollars. total loss estimated at 12000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilliaru
Sam Caplin
Hilliard
Slippery Rock
John Day
Ino
Morris Sevicosas
Sevicoss
Hage
Day
Mr. Sevicoss
Drake Memorial At Oil Creek Site Urged By DAR Chapter
Canadahia chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution appeals for subscriptions to fund a permanent memorial on the Drake well site along Oil Creek Venango County. The goal is about 100000 dollars for ground work roads and maintenance to mark the August 26 1909 50th anniversary of Colonel Edwin L Drakes petroleum discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of Canadahia
Daughters of the American Revolution of
Titusville
Drake
Edwin L. Drake
Oil Creek
Venango County
David Emery
Colonel Drake
Pennsylvania
C. E. Martin
Canadahta
Roger Sherman
R. D. Fletcher
W. W. Thompson
Mary C. Fletcher
Samuel Grumbine
John L. Emerson
Y W C A Bible Study Classes Schedule
The YWCA outlines Thursday evening programs with two advanced bible study classes from 7 to 8 and a Mission Study class from 8 to 9 led by Rev. A B McCormick on The Moslem World. An embroidery class runs 8 to 9 with Miss Jean Marshall. Friday at 4 15 the school girls class meets, taught by Miss Edna Rowland, and Miss Belle Braham speaks at the vesper service Sunday at 4 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. McCormick
Jean Marshall
Edna Rowland
Belle Braham
Lawrence County Sunday School executive meeting set
An executive committee of the Lawrence County Sunday School association will meet at 2 30 Saturday afternoon in the Dean block office of president I L Smith to plan the fall meeting and organize convention arrangements. Catarrh described as constitutional disease. Hall's Catarrh Cure marketed by F J Cheney Co of Toledo offers testimonials and a $1000 reward for cure failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County Sunday School Association
I. L. Smith
Dean Block
Lawrence County Association
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Esler
Blevins Murderer May Soon Confess, Maitland Predicts
Evangelist T. F. Maitland at Maitland Memorial Primitive Methodist church declares the City Treasurer John Blevins murderer's confession imminent. Maitland, familiar with the case, believes the suspect is alive and near or in the city. He also cautions against pool rooms at the Y M C A HQ and notes ongoing revival services tonight at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Blevins
T. F. Maitland
Maitland Memorial Primitive Methodist Church
Maitland
Association
Gillis
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Brookly
Chicago Rf
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Naps and Pirates
Newcastle
Father O'Shea
Shenango
Beaver Valleys
Daughters of American Revolution
Perfection
Ctory
Atlantic Refining CO. (Incorporated
Blevins
Maitland Memorial Church
Arthur Pryor
Bostonia Women’s Orchestra
Creatore
Damrosch
Connecticut
Japan
Moving Pictures
Theaterium
Wix
Orrick
FOO Limeatu
Geo. B. Wixture
Werner Bidg
Arthur McGaffie
Jefferson St
Jos
Evans
Pulaski, Pa
Opera House
Reis Circuit
BE. H. Norris
John J. Murray
Florence Stock Co
Florence J. Murray
Oda
Brunetts
John W. Vogel
BIG
Minstrels
Cascade Theatre
South Mill ST
E.j.o’'Brien
East Washington Street
Bell
Charles M. Morrow
PLU
Bell Phone
Scott Street
East
Washington Street
Herb D. McGoun
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