THAP SHOOTERS OF W PA HERE TUESDAY
Western Trap Shooters association opens its sixth tournament at Lawrence Gun Club Union Township with top marksmen from across the country. The Thursday start features money prizes under the Rise system while Friday brings the local contingent under the square system. Annie Oakley will not attend.
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Western Trap Shooters’ Association
Lawrence Gun Club
Union Township
John Taylor
Newark
Winchester Arms Company
Luther Squires
DuPont Powder Company
A. Wells
Deadshot Powder Company
Harry Stevens
U. M. C. Company
Annie Oakley
Clearners
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Bradford
Beaver Falls
Columbus
Youngstown
Ball Players May Organize a Union
Ball players of the future may join the American Federation of Labor and form a union. President Samuel Gompers approves, noting baseball has become a skilled profession and workers should organize for mutual advantage. Fans may witness strikes and walkouts if players lack union cards, changing the tryout question to union membership.
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American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Umpire Jess Goehler Contemplates Central League Offer
Barberton man Jess Goehler, who finished the season umpiring in the P. and W. Va. league after a release by O. and P. president Morton, returns home after a successful season with Groeninger. He has a Central league offer from President Carson but may join Morton's arbitration staff next spring.
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Jess Goehler
Barberton
W. Va
Morton
Groeninger
Carson
The
Central
Akron Press
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Praise Headache Relief
A Rochester New Hampshire resident testifies that Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills quickly cure headache with no stomach upset and no after effects. The letter notes widespread use and a guarantee of satisfaction from the Miles Medical Co.
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Miles
Sams Blackburn
Rochester
N. H
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
How Bill Phillips Got His First Bank Account
Sporting Life recounts Bill Phillips a veteran NL pitcher who led East Liverpool in the O P season. Manager Frank Bancroft used strict discipline fining $25 for drunkenness then halved by the president. Phillips paid fines, improved, and ended the season with a bank account.
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Bill Phillips
Ben Mulford
Sporting Life
East Liverpool
Mulford
Frank Bancroft
Cleveland
Bill
Gorge Howe
Howe
Phillips
Bancroft
Frank
Chicago Climbs In Big League Race With Giants Lead Shrinking
Baseball fans watched a double Chicago victory over New York reshape both leagues. The Cubs closed the gap on the Giants in the National League while Cleveland gained in the American race after wins over New York and Detroit. Fans packed scorecards nightly and cheered the latest standings updates.
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Chicago
New York
Cleveland
Giants
Pittsburg Pirates
Detroit
St. Louis
Naps
Boston
New Castle
Youngstown Writer Critiques Interstate Polo Rift and Links to Akron
Fred Sypher of the Youngstown Telegram reports a factional clash in the Interstate polo league. He supports John Morrissey’s ouster as a wrecking influence and says Jean would rejoin the league while distancing from Sam Marquis. Marquis campaigned in Akron and faces rivals from Fouse and Akron papers who oppose him.
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Fred Sypher
Youngstown Telegram
Youngstown
John Morrissey
Fred Jean
Akron
Sam Marquis
Sam
Marquis
Fred
Pole
Fouse
Interstate
Telegram
Canton
Foley
Morrissey
New Castle
Billy Evans to work post season series
Billy Evans from Cleveland and known to fans in this city will umpire post season games between pennant winners in the National and American leagues. He is among the first umpires selected for the series and will be part of a four man crew for the world series with two field arbiters and two special officials.
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Billy Evans
Youngstown
Cleveland
Evans
Ban Johnson
Tigers Lose Again as Sox Idle in American League
Cleveland tightened its grip on first place by defeating New York while Chicago rested. Other results included Detroit and St. Louis facing Washington and Philadelphia, with rain dampening events.
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Tigers
SOX
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Matchups Set for NBA East and Central Rivalries
New York plays Cleveland as Boston faces Detroit while Washington meets St. Louis and Philadelphia challenges Chicago to open pivotal basketball showdowns.
National League Results From Yesterday
In league standings Chicago and New York traded results while Pittsburgh tied Brooklyn in 11 innings. Philadelphia dominated Boston 10 to 6 and Cincinnati suffered a 2 to nothing defeat as other scores are incomplete in the report.
Westminster College seniors elect officers in New Wilmington
The Westminster College senior class elected officers: President Chester H. Elliott Allegheny, Vice President Mary Armstrong Youngstown, Secretary Laura McMurray Canonsburg, Treasurer Ernest V. Clements Murrysville. Other class elections follow later in the week as preparations for sports and campus events begin.
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New Wilmington
Westminster College
Chester H. Elliott
Allegheny
Mary Armstrong
Youngstown
Laura McMurray
Canonsburg
Ernest V. Clements
Murrysville
John V. Thompson
Buhl
Beaver Falls High School
Sharpsburg
Rochester High School
Jamestown
Linesville
Fredonia
Mercer
Conneaut Lake
Billwood City
Allen
Hunter
Davis
Falkman
White
Walker
Dr. Campbell
J. O. Campbell
Leechburg
Nelle G. Kline
Andrew McDonald
Westminster
Today’s Games Across the League
Chicago faces New York as St. Louis plays Boston Cincinnati meets Philadelphia while Pittsburg battles Brooklyn in varied MLB action today.
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L. Pet
New York
Chicago
Pittsburg
Ccscscess
Philadelphia
Ciktcizninatl
Ccaceevcs
Boston
Brooklyn
Ree
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Ganzel to Be Let Out by Cincinnati Club
Cincinnati club plans to replace manager John Ganzel after one season. Clark Griffith, former New York and Chicago manager and ex-Chicago pitcher, is slated to take over next season. Ganzel will finish this fall as the Reds aim to return to form after a season of improvement but current plans indicate a leadership change.
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Cincinnati
John Ganzel
Clark Griffith
New York
Chicago
Ganzel
Reds
Griffith
Central Beats Oak Street in Redhot Schoolyard Match
Two age 10 to 16 teams from Central and Oak street schools clashed at the Elder grounds on Scott street Tuesday evening. Central won 12 to 6 as hundreds attended with school colors and teachers backing the players.
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Central
Oak Street
Scott Street
New Castle
Ball games at Sharon moved to Roseville park next year
The report suggests Sharon teams will likely play their ball games at Roseville park in the upcoming season, pending official approval and scheduling.
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Sharon
Roseville Park
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by New Castle Woman
Mary Campbell of New Castle Pennsylvania testifies that after a severe kidney ailment a decade ago Doan's Kidney Pills cured her and she has trusted them for backaches and cold-related kidney discomfort since. She notes regular use gives prompt relief and recalls prior public endorsement from 1904. Sold by all dealers price 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents.
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Dean
New Castle
Mary Campbell
Washington St
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United
Scrubby McCreight Joins Punxsutawney Club Story
Scrubby McCreight, once a standout pitcher for New Castle, now plays for Punxsutawney and has been delivering solid work. In a recent game he lost 2–0 despite allowing only three hits, with errors costing the effort. He also plays third base when not pitching, and teammate Johnnie Yoedt, formerly with New Castle, is with the team.
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Scrubby McCreight
New Castle
Punxsutawney Club
McCreight
Johnnie Yoedt
Man Held for Murder in B and Q trestle death
John Kinzay of Youngstown was held to the grand jury last night on a charge of killing John Mutko who was hurled from the B and Q trestle Monday.
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John Kinzay
Youngstown
John Mutko
New Bedford Couple Married Tuesday at Fountain Inn
Mrs Nellie Eckles and Merle Murdock both of New Bedford were wed Tuesday at the Fountain Inn New Castle by Rev John Geary. They will reside in New Bedford. The bride is daughter of W S Lowry and well known here. The groom works for Armstrong Grocery in Sharon. Separately Typhoid fever threatens townships around Merger.
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Renwick L. Thompson
New Castle
McConahy
Dr. Mealy
Mercer Street
Everett
New Bedford
Nellie Eckles
Merle Murdock
Fountain Inn
John Geary
Murdock
W. S. Lowry
Sharon
Armstrong Grocery Company
Silk Hosiery Sale Ad from 1908
An advertisement from September 1908 promotes silk hose and hosiery, detailing B and B New Silk Hose with embroidered effects and a range of colors. Prices span 25 cents to 10 dollars, highlighting men and women styles including silk lisle and embroidered options.
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Womer
Quinn May Become a Polo Manager for Zanesville Team
Bobby Quinn, Ohio State league president and Columbus American Association club business manager, is courted by owner Frank Stevens to manage the Zanesville polo team. His winter duties and business acumen make him valuable, and he may choose the Zanesville offer over his floor walker position in President Bryce's store.
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Bobby Quinn
Ohio State League
Columbus American Associaation Club
Zanesville
Frank Stevens
Quinn
Bryce
Bobby
First Meeting of L T L Alumni in Lawrence County
Lawrence county L T L alumni plan the first fall meeting at Miss Anna Dodds home 72 Neshannock avenue next Friday evening. A brief literary and musical program will precede a social hour with attending graduates from the county group.
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Lawrence County
Anna Dodds
Neshannock Avenue
Canns Kidney Remedy Promoted as Spring Tonic
An advertisement claims appetite loss and spring fever signal liver and kidney strain. It touts Canns Kidney Remedy as a trusted cure and tonic, suitable for cleansing the system and restoring appetite. Sold at all druggists.
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CANN
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Frederick A. Reigel
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J. W. Scott
Martinsburg
L. H. Blair
New Brighton
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Martha Tinker
Edenburg
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University of Pennsylvania
Rev. Garrett
Norfolk
Stewart
Water Street
J. R. Gallagher
Toledo
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Holcad
College Monthly
New York Highlanders
Roseville
Bert Workman
Pulaski
Sheriff Addition
Moliie Campbell
George Crawford
Charles Neal
Michigan
Canada
Esday
Bogss & Buhl
North Side
Pittsburgh, PA
Hepply Lee Cascarets
Cascarete
F. Fisher
Roanoke
Andy Catmartic
Tey
Sterling Remedy Co
N. Y
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NcKee’s
Kut Rate Medicine Store
North Mill St
New Castle, Pa
Household Loan
Lawrence Savings & Trust Co
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