Baker HS Upsets Payette 18 to 0 in season opener
Baker high school opened with an 18 to 0 victory over Payette high school. All scoring occurred in the second half as Hoff and Miller produced two and one touchdowns respectively. Despite a strong Payette defense, Baker’s line and new players impressed, with Miller, Hoff, Fleetwood, and Crane among standouts in windy conditions.
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Baker
Ore
Baker High
Payette High School
Inet
Payette
Williams
Fleetwood
Hoff
Owo
Miller
Crane
Miller Brothers
Fenbury
Sutherland
Brown
Keown
W Langress
Giants and Athletics Prepare for World Series Clash
All eyes are on the big teams as the Giants and Athletics line up for a first clash tomorrow afternoon. John J. McGraw says if their bats wake up they will win the series. Connie Mack counters that strong pitcher form could carry the Athletics to a six game victory.
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John J. McGraw
Connie Mack
Dealera
Adv
Baseball World Series Prepares for 1918 Matchup
Final stages of setup for the New York Nationals versus the Philadelphia Americana series to decide the world championship. National Commission chair August Hermann and National League president Thomas J. Lynch are on site, with American League president Ban B. Johnson expected. The panel will issue umpire instructions and resolve playing-conditions questions ahead of the Polo Grounds opener at 2 PM Tuesday.
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New York
New York Nationals
Philadelphian Americana
August Hermann
National Commission
Thomas J. Lynch
National League
Ban B. Johnson
American League
Polo Grounds
John J. McGraw
Giants Lineup Hopeful After Arm Injury
Guided by Cornelius McGillicuddy Doyle shows recovery from his car spill with only stiffness in his throwing arm. Snodgrass remains hampered by barley horse trouble, likely sidelining him. Giants may line up Tuesday with Merkle Doyle Fletcher Herzog in the infield and Burns Shafer Murray in the outfield. A Polo Grounds workout against the Philadelphia Nationals is planned, with Mathewson and Marquard likely to pitch briefly. Connie Mack will select a boxman to oppose the twirler. Field games will test timbering up. No momentous action expected at the National Commission meeting today.
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Cornelius McGillicuddy
Doyle
Giants
Merkle
Fletcher
Snodgrass
Herzog
Polo Grounds
Philadelphia Nationals
Mathewson
Marquard
Lkely
Unclear Score Report From SF and Venice Games
Fragmentary sports scoreboard text notes San Francisco region games with six to six and Sacramento ten to four and Venice Los Angeles matchups with four to six and Venice one six, indicating incomplete results and team pairings.
Yesterday's Baseball Results Summary
In the American League Detroit beat Chicago and Cleveland 9 to 4 and 4 respectively while St. Louis won 9 to 3. In the National League Chicago defeated Pittsburgh, and St. Louis edged Cincinnati 4 to 1.
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Detroit
Chicago & Meveland
St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Baseball Scorecard Snapshot Of Early 1900s Standings
A compact tally lists team games and scores: New York 10 Philadelphia 8. Detroit 7-0. Chicago 5-1. Cleveland 6-0. St. Louis 4-0. Washington 10 Boston 9. New York 12-7. Philadelphia 7-5. Chicago 8. Pittsburgh. St. Louis 11 Cincinnati 2. The fragment records varied results among major teams with no clear date.
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National League
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburg
Boston
Chicago Ee
Detroit
St. Louis
Cleveland
Washington
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Coast League Scores and College Football Mix
A collection of scattered results shows Coast League games with Oakland 7 Portland 4 and San Francisco 7 Sacramento 4, plus Venice 4 Los Angeles 1. College football scores include Nebraska 19 against nonlisted opponent, Notre Dame 7 Pennsylvania State 48, Army 34 Stevens Institute 0, Michigan 48 Case 0, Princeton 69 Fordham 0, Colgate 21 Amherst 6, and Kansas 7 William Jewell College 0. Multiple tiny or unclear results appear for other teams and matchups.
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L. Pet
Portland
Venice
Sacramento Rpetendnnes
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Oakland
Sacramento
University of Colorado
University of Wyoming
Nebraska
Washburn
Iehigh
Carlisle
Ohio Northwestern
Notre Dame
Pennsylvania State
Carnegie T
Yale
University of Maine
Michigan
Case
Purdue
Wabash
Town
Normal
Princeton
Fordham
Colgate
Amherat
Army
Stevens Institute
University of Kansas
William Jewell College
Pacific Northwest high school football scores list
A compilation of scores from Pacific Northwest games includes Multnomah Second 7 Jefferson High 6 and others such as University of Oregon 4 Alumni 2, Olympia 6 Tacoma 80, Lincoln 18 Centralia 7, Gonzaga Prep 0 North Central High Spokane 67, Broadway 36 Franklin 6, and multiple regional matchups across Oregon, Washington, and Idaho with several lopsided results.
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Pacific Northwest Foolhall
Multnomah
Oregon Aggies
Jefferson High
University of Oregon
Alumni
Portland Academy
Estacada High
Aberdeen
Chehallis
Centralia
Lincoln
Lewis and Clark Hich
Spokane
Lewiston
Idaho
Olympia
Tacoma
Walla Walla High
Waltsbury High
North Central High
Gonzaga Prep
Broadway High
Seattle
Franklin High
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Life Guard of Woman's Health
The advertisement asserts women fear imminent danger and see the dark side when troubled by headaches backache dizziness nervousness uterine displacement or ulcerative inflammatory conditions. It promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a thirty year life guard of health restoring more women to health and happiness than any other remedy. Where there is health there is no melancholy.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Convention Opens for Heat and Frost Insulators Union
The annual convention of the International Association of the Heat and Frost Insulators and Asbestos Workers opened in New York with delegates from across the United States in attendance.
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New York
International Association of the Heat and Frost Insulators
United States
Weather Test Highlights Strength From Hood’s Sarsaparilla
The HOL Weather Test makes people better acquainted with their resources of strength and endurance. Many find they need Hood's Sarsaparilla which invigorates the blood promotes refreshing sleep and overcomes that tired feeling.
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Hood
Sweden's Crown Prince to Assume Regency During Illness
Stockholm October 6 Crown Prince will assume the duties of regent during King Gustaf's illness after an appendicitis operation. The king is gradually improving and officials say there is no cause for anxiety.
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Stockholm
Gustaf
Feeder Cattle Contest Prizes Awarded In Four Weeks
St Louis National Stockyards officials to announce prize awards for the feeder cattle contest that closed today. The event encouraged farmers across Missouri Illinois Kansas Arkansas Oklahoma Colorado and Texas to raise better beef cattle. Professor J W Kenedy led judging of 3000 head exhibits.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis National
Missouri
Illinois
Kanges
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Colorado
Texas
J. W. Kenedy
Lows Agricultural College
Editors Invited to Panama for State Press Meet
State Printer F. W. Richardson presided at the State Press Association opening in Cal and invited editors to San Francisco for the 1915 exposition. Plans for the gathering were discussed as the meeting continued, with sessions to resume tomorrow. Neuralgia ad promotes Ballard's Snow Liniment claiming deep penetration for relief.
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Scramento
Cal
State Press Association
F. W. Richardson
Order
San Francisco
Foreigners Captured by Chinese Bandits
Pekin China October 6 The American legation reports from Shanghai Vice-Consul General J Paul Jameson that an American child was killed and other foreigners were being maltreated by Chinese brigands at Tenow Yang The legation fears that Chinese government troops are neither capable nor available to protect them.
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Pekin
China
J. Paul Jameson
Shanghai
Teno Yang
Legation
Spark Fires Oil Tank Near College Place
A tank of crude oil in Walla Walla county was ignited by a spark from a traction engine. About 40,000 gallons of oil threatened Binlock Orchards and nearby buildings until the burning tank and engine were moved to safety. The damage was minor.
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Walla Walla
Wash
College Place
Zealous effort urged to free captives at Twao Yang
A plea stresses decisive action to secure the release of American and Norwegian missionaries held by bandits at Twao Yang. It argues that personal daring could still save the lives of those remaining in captivity.
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Twao Yang
One Hundred Dollar Catarrh Reward Offer
A house ad claims Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh and offers one hundred dollars reward for any case it cannot cure. It asserts J J Cheney & Co of Toledo stands behind the product with fifteen years of reputable business. It also promotes Trail's Catarrh Cure taken internally and Hall's Family Pills for constipation with testimonials and pricing.
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Hall
J. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Cudershmed
Ff. J Cheney
National Bank OF Commerce
O Trail
Pendleton Street Improvement Resolution 1913
Pendleton Common Council at a regular adjourned meeting on October 3 1913 adopted a resolution to improve Alta Street from Main to Chestnut and Chestnut Street from Alta to Webb by gravel bituminous pavement with curbs gutters and related works per Geary Kimbrell plans filed October 3 1913. The council found plans satisfactory and included properties within the benefited district with assessed costs based on benefits.
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Common Council
City of
Pendleton
Alta Street
Main Street
Chestnut Street
Webb Street
Sali
Geary Kimbrell
City Recorder
Pendleton approves assessment district for street improvements
The council adopts Improvement District No 27 to fund work on Alta and Chestnut streets in Pendleton Oregon. The boundary description covers numerous blocks and lots in Arnold andRaley Additions and the Original Town. A notice of the surveyor’s cost per lot remains on file with the City Recorder and will run ten days in the East Oregonian.
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Alta Street
Main Street
Chestnut Street
Webb Street
Pendleton
Oregon
Iota
Arnold and Raley
Sald
Garden Street
N. W
Insala
Ania
City Recorder
East Oregonian
Thomas Fitzgerald
Street Assessment Installment Privileges Notice
Pendleton City Council in 1913 levied an improvement assessment for Webb Street from Casble Street east line to Tutulla Street. The city offers ten annual installments under Lord's Oregon Laws Chapter 5 Title 26. applications to pay later must be to the City Recorder within ten days. Form for applications available at the City Recorder's office. Dated October 2, 1913. Thos Fitz Gerald, City Recorder.
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City of
Pendleton
Webb Street
Casble Street
Tutullla Street
Oregon
City Recorder
Thos Fitz Gerald
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