Felsch Whales QuT Homer and Sox Win Again
Philadelphia routed Boston 66 to 4 in six innings before rain halted play. Ruth’s tricky first-inning ball ruled a triple. Perkins and Neves led Philadelphia with strong pitching and bats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felsch Whales
Homer
SOX
Athletics
Boston
Poston
Philadelphia
Ruth
Dadelphia
Perkins
Neves
Hoyt McGraw
Walters
Cleveland
Detroit
Tigers
Davis
Love
Boland
O'Neill
Wee
Tun
Sear
Dianes
Love, Boland
Ehinke
Ainsmith
Coveleski, Myers and O'Neill
Phillies Rally to Defeat Giants 7 2 in Ragged Inning
In Philadelphia on August 28 New York tied the game in the sixth before Philadelphia surged with five errors in the last three frames. The Giants fell 7 to 2 as Meadows Travesser and others contributed to the lopsided finish. Western League standings show Omaha, Sioux City, Tulsa, Joplin, Wichita, and Oklahoma City with varied records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giants
Philadelphia
New York
Barnes
Gonzales
Meadows and Travesser
Omaha
Sioux City
Tulsa
Joplin
Wichita
Oklahoma City
Des Moines
St. Joseph
Spectacular tennis at national singles in Forest Hills
In the second round of the national singles championship at West Side club Forest Hills N Y Murray the title holder from Niagara Falls defeated Dean Mathey Cranford N J 6 2 6 4 10 8 Williams Boston eliminated Vincent Richards in straight sets 7 5 6 1 6 2 Richards struggle ended as Williams displayed mastery in the upset showing to a crowd of about 40000 spectators The match progress followed expected lines toward the 1919 title with Williams Richards and Mathey all delivering intense play across the day
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Forest Hills
N. Y
West Side Club
Teanis
R. Lindley Murray
Niagara Falls
R. Norrig Williams, II
Boston
Murray
Dean Mathey
Cranford
N. J
Williams
Vincent Richards
Indore
Mathey
Fianl
Williams-Richards
Willams
Richards
Ater
Bloomington Cancels Game Here on Sept 3
Manager Lenane of the Gems announces the Bloomington game scheduled for September 3 is canceled due to inability to field a team. He notes that the Navy dates of September 27 and 28 remain on the schedule with a recruiting train to visit Bloomington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eame
Lente
Gems
Ioomington
Bloomington
Women Favorites Win in Detroit Golf Play
Detroit Aug. 28 Six Chicago women and one each from Detroit and Memphis advance to the semi finals in the women's western gulf tournament at the Detroit Golf club after second round victories. The leading players named include Miss Dorothy Higbie Mrs F C Letts Jr Mrs If Arnold Jackson Mrs T Foreman Miss Marjorie Edwards and Mrs P Fiske of Chicago along with Mrs W G McGiverin Detroit and Mrs David Gant Memphis Frances Hadfield Milwaukee was eliminated by Higbie 4 and 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Chicago
Memphs
Detroit Golf Club
Dorothy Higbie
F.C. Letts
Arnold Jackson
T Foreman
Marjorie Edwards
P. Fiske
W. G. McGiverin
David Gant
Memphis
Frances Hadfield
Milwaukee
Highbie
St Francis to Play The Old Reliables in Sunday Game
Arrangements are being made for another game by St Francis against The Old Reliables a former St Francis team. This will be the second meeting of the clubs this year and will take place Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Francis
Reliables
Electricians Beat Clerks In Tight Gem City Win
The Gem City Electric baseball team defeated the Wabash clerks 3 to 2 on Athletic Field Tuesday evening. Electricians earned all three runs with timely hits in a pretty game.
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Electricians
Clerks
Gem City Electric
Wabash Clerks
Athletic Field
Grown Up Babies at Empire Theater Sunday Labor Day
The Empire Theater presents a two act musical burlesque with a chorus of pretty girls and a troupe of comedians led by Bobby Wilson and Jack Callahan. Special acts by Henry Guertin Harry Mandell Veron Gi Thee Thea Wilson era Shor Bs Gral Day Mess and Beauty headline Labor Day matinee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mpire Theater
Bobby Wilsom
Jack Callahan
Henry Guertin
Harry Mandell
Rain Delays Hit Readville Grand Circuit Races
Boston Aug 28 heavy track conditions force postponement after three heats in rain for Readville Grand Circuit events honoring Cox. Molly Knight wins American Horse Breeder's Futurity with Time 2.99 1-2. McGregor the Great takes the Massachusetts 2:12 Class with Time 2:08 1-2. Direct C. Burnett wins Neposnset 2:05 Class Pace Time 2:64 1-2.
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Boston
Readville Track
New England
Molly Knight
General Watts
Geers
Per
Peter the Great
Cox
Joseph Guy
B. H
Hyde
Nedda
B. m
Fleming
Mary Coburn
Andrews
Bonnie del
Br. m
Hines
Harvest Tide
Mariondale
Carrigal
Bobby C
Direct C. Burnett
Hal
Murphy
Frank Dewey
Br. H
Edward P
Breese
Silver King
B. x
Bore
Edna Early
Blk. m
Walker
Miss Veresa Malady Visits St Louis Friends
A lengthy list of local residents and relatives spending time away, including Miss Veresa Malady in St Louis and Prof Frank Kare of Lincoln Nebraska with Attorney Joseph Wane of St Louis. Also notes several others visiting cities, plus a pipe organ campaign at a local church and a sick employee at the Pika County Abstract company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veresa Malady
St. Louis
Pref. Warl Hessey
Pike County
Chucape University
P.S. Landess
Frank A. Main
Chicago
National Jewelers’ Association
Ll. A. Chapman
Pearl Wills
Knoxville
Ben. H. Brunswick
Petersburg
H. Hedges
Anaheim
Cal
Beith Crawford
Frank Kare
Lincoln
Neo
Joseph Wane
Pimotuy Ke
S. Mister
Farmers State Bank
Weston Siites
Charles Stanimytis
Chicaso
William T. Boereke
Lorewilimay Green
WE. Tiimes
Mroo
Porter Hmibert Teft
Traviland
Kens
Ipiscopod
Robert Atehiser
Ehatae
Campaigon
Marion Spann
Little Gon
Spark
Mt. Sterling
Ruth Heek
Hooker, Oklo
Edward Shriver
Florence Htaard
Pika County Abstract Company
Family visitors and travel in Plymouth area
Recurring visitors and travels weave through Plymouth households as residents welcome relatives from Missouri Illinois and Chicago. Notables include Mrs La Meaux of Los Angeles and Miss Louie Lea Newell of Missouri visiting Glass and Newell families, Wiliam Hedgecock from Peoria, Ted Manlove and Vera and Orna Manlove to Powellton, and trips to Quincy Niagara Falls Boston and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Weaver
LaMeaux
Los Angeles
Calif
Joé Roberty
Wiliam Hedgecock
Peoria
J. . Hedacook
Louie Lea Newell
Misgouri
Will Glass
Mary, Frances
Opal
Virginia Leonard
Augusta
Glass
Ray Swisagood
Rock Island
Wil Swisegood
John Mickle
Sstedd
HL O. Whipple
Roy Glasa
Fete Hamm
Charille Hamm
Will Glasg
Teo. Leonard
Missouri
Will Newell
Mr. Glass
Leonard
Quincy
Quincey
Ted Manlove
Vera
Orna Manlove
Powellton
BE. W. Phelps
Leona
St. Louis
Plymouth
Misa Rose Collins
Canton
George Collins
Arthur Swisegood
Mr. Hinman
Adair
J. BE. MsWhorter
Paul
Tgs
George Lawton
Charles Bidwell
Chicago
Niagara Falls
New York
Boston
Washington
Misses Groves to Move to Quincy This Week
The M E church youth hold a farewell social at Tad Man Love home for Zola Alta Groves and Chester Groves as they prepare to relocate to Quincy this week. The Girls band performed in Macomb and Powellton, while the Boys band traveled to Clayton for the Old Settlers gathering. Nellie Hedgcock departs for Ortonsville Minnesota for the coming year. Mrs Hendricks and daughter Frankie with Marjorie Garrett and Twila Drew visited Mendon natives Rolla Frank and family in Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terest
M. E
Tad Manlove
Zola
Alta Groves
Chester Groves
Quincy
Powellton
Clayton
Old Settlers Meeting
Nellie Hedgcock
Ortonsville
Minn
Ed Hendricks
Frankie
Marjorie Garrett
Twila Drew
Augusta
Rolla Frank
Mendon
Local Social Notes and Farm Report Roundup
Mrs Chas Warner and daughter from Payson attended a Kinderhook picnic. Visitors include Mrs W B Smiley and Miss Harod of Quincy and Miss Mildred Seeley with Florence Bonifield near Barry. Farm news notes threshing, plowing, and crop outlook, with locals selling property and visiting kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. BE. Benson
Springfield
Walter Hampsmire
Pothast
Lawrence Hoskins
Woods
Mary Wagg
Alta Snyder
Galesburg
Green Wagg
Quincy
Walter Dye
Earl Fusselman
Ora Weedman
J. S. Head
Lena Loyd
Hull
Jane Crim
Richfield
Plainville
Mac
Worothy Cosden
la Plata
Harry Collins
Clarence
Polish Miners Flee From Upper Silesia
Polish miners in Upper Silesia continue fleeing across the border to avoid involvement in shooting frags. Authorities search for arms with success but face difficulties in guarding woods and hostile Polish quarters. Some artillery fire has targeted Silesian railroads and bridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kattowitz
Silesia
Upper Silesia
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Baldwin Park Race Track
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Yenaterday's
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Pitttsburgh
Iain
St. Paul
Columbus
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
Empire Theater
Readville
Pittsfield, III
Shelbina, MO
Upper
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Society Brand
Quincy's Greatest Clothing House
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
The
Spring Street Motor Company
J. S. Case Threshing Machine Co
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