New York Wins Two Vs Philadelphia In Straight Games
New York closed its championship season in Philadelphia with 11 to 1 and 6 to 0 wins. Schupp pitched four no hit innings in game one while New York collected 19 hits. Oeschger and Anderson handled pitching in game two as the visitors hit freely, Anderson, Tesreau and Kelly effective.
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Lavender
Fittery
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Anderson
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Kelly
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Seaess
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Schulte
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Fletcher
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York
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Gibson
Adams
Johnson Receives Cup After Washingon Victory Over Boston
Walter Johnson pitched Washington to a 6 to 0 win over Boston. He outdueled Ruth and hit a two base drive with bases loaded in the eighth. Johnson received a large silver trophy donated by the associates of the 101st U.S. Army regiment, formerly the St. Massachusetts, while Boston’s gate receipts were given to the regiment.
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101St U.S. A. Regiment
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R.H.E. Washington
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Thomas
Cardinals Best Browns in Ninth Inning Rally
In St Louis on October 4, Baird's ninth inning hit scored Hornsby, giving the St. Louis Nationals a 2 to 1 victory over the St. Louis Americans in the opening game of the fall series. Lowdermilk pitched against Meadows, but poor support doomed the Americans. Batteries were Meadows for the Americans and Lowdermilk for the Nationals, with Sever and Packard in the field.
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Getting Ready White Sox Arrive Home and Start Final Practice
The Chicago White Sox return home to begin final practice ahead of their first game of the series set for Saturday. Players worked through batting and fielding drills as coaches fine tune lineups and strategies for the opener.
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White Sox prepare for World Series with Yankees
Chicago celebrates first AL title in 11 years as White Sox begin final practice for the world series with New York Saturday. Rain halted a Wednesday practice with Cleveland Americans and the team was hosted by Woodland Batrols at a banquet for 1,400. Fans will get a last chance to see New York in action at Weeghman park. Manager Rowland plans to invite Giants boss McGraw to use White Sox field for Friday practice.
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Comiskey
Lexington Trotting Meet Sees One Race Finish Amid Rain
Lexington Ky Oct 4 rain postponed most trotting events at the Phoenix hotel meet only the 2:18 trot finished headlined by Allerton Heir in slow time Gay Todd Davie Delmar and Frederick the Great placed in the field Tommy Direct and Mary Rosalind Larr won heats in the 2:09 pace while the Phoenix hotel pace remains unfinished with Miss Harris and William splitting heats Best times include 2:12 1 4 for the 2:18 trot and 2:05 3-4 for the 2:09 pace
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Frederick the Great
Brook Chenault
Tommy Direct
Mary Rosalind Larr
Transylvania
Mary Rosalind
Miss Harris
No Tickets At Sox Park On Saturday
Roy Bernbrook and Virgil Green will attend the World Series games in Chicago. Charles A Comiskey warns no arrangements will be made for tickets at the ball park on game day and asks for reservation directions. Bernbrook plans to be away ten days, leaving tomorrow. Also notes Washington reports on caloric values of foods, citing lard as 4000 calories per pound.
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Virgil ‘Green
Chicago
Charles A. ‘Comiskey
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Baseball Park
Law Wire
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Mr. Green
Agricultural Department
Washington
World’s Series Coverage by The Whig Tonight
The Whig will provide play by play coverage of the World’s Series between the Chicago White Sox and New York Giants with Associated Press service direct from the grounds. A megaphone announces results seconds after pitches, a large board shows a complete box score, and a scorer tracks base runners on a diamond display. The first game is next Saturday at 2 p.m.
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Chicago White Sox
New York Giants
Associated Press
Yankees Split Double Header With Athletics
New York and Philadelphia finished the season even in a Wednesday doubleheader. The Athletics won the opener 3 to 1, and the Yankees claimed the nightcap 3 to 2. Both games saw two runs by the winning side in the eighth inning, and the second game lasted only one hour fourteen minutes, the fastest Yankees game of the season.
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Tyner
J. Meyers
Marquard and Krueger
Tearney Calls In Meeting Saturday In Chicago
President A R Tearney of the Three I league calls eight club owners to a 9 am Saturday session at the Palmer House Chicago to decide on reopening the league next spring and to discuss a reorganization of minor league territory with potential sweeping changes. O W Shannon of Quincy will attend with matters to discuss. Brooklyn Dodgers and Braves split a doubleheader with Marquard earning his ninth win in the nightcap. The article also notes primitive monotremes and Mason Dixon line markers with coats of arms.
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Palmer House
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Quincy
Tearney
Middle West
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Teamner
Clayton Reorganizes Commercial Club Amid Local News
Clayton Oct 4 At a Hotel Clayton meeting last Friday night the Commercial club was reorganized with C E Cain to call the group together for officer elections and business as needed. The town notes Bless the community with the club’s ongoing improvement efforts.
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Martin Kling
Chicago
Anna Smith
Camp Point
Jesse
A. Weaver
Charlie
Ruth Easum
Edna Shank
Beal
Elijah Marsh
Quincy
F. L. Enslow
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Baptist Church
William Attic
W. O. Alexander
Elm Grove
Daniel Clarkson
Edina
Joseph Pevehouse
Hancock County Divorce Docket
Hancock county circuit court docketed fourteen divorce proceedings for the October term opening October 15. Cases include desertion predominating with seven filings, four for cruelty, two for habitual intoxication, and one for separate maintenance. Petitions name Daisy Mae Dennison vs John F Dennison and three children, Ethel Worley vs Fred Worley with custody sought, Addie May Van Fleet vs Daniel Van Fleet for separate maintenance, Maude T Avery vs Stephen A Avery for desertion, Effie M Stanley vs John William Stanley for desertion and cruelty, Leona F F Dobbine vs George Robbins for desertion.
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Daisy Mae Dennison
Attorrney
C. P. Johnson
John F. Dennison
Mediapelis
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Hartzell, Cavanaugh
Martin
Fred Worley
Addie May van Fleet
O'Barras Wood and
Walker
Daniel van Fleet
Bil
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Stephen A. Avery
Effie M. Stanley
O'Harras
Woodaud Walker
John William Stanley
Keokuk
Leona FF. Dobbine
F. S. Crombles
George Tobbins
Virginia
Divorces and Desertions Highlight Early 1900s Cases
A flurry of divorce actions details marriages dating from 1898 to 1918. Desertion and cruelty cited against spouses with children named in several petitions. Notable pairs include Low Griffin and O Herras Wood Walker and Barriger cases.
Photoplays Teatary Selections Featured in Universal Weekly
The issue highlights star turns from Marcuente Clark in Snow White Belasco and Theda Bara in Heart and Soul Alma Hanson in The Golden God plus Universal Weekly selections like To the Highest Ridder and Short Skirts and Deep Water with Gale Henry Edie Polo Priscilla Dean in The Grey Ghost and Daisy Goodwin in The Web Zoe Ray in The Heart of Gold Soubrette Eve for an Eye Mix Up in Hearts Suiter from Siam and The Last of the Carnabys Hearst Pathe News
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Star -Marcuente Clark
Gale Henry
Eve
Suiter
Siam
Quincy
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Hulette
Hearst-Pathe News
Belasco Shows Theda Bara Film Due To Schedule Failures
Through a delay in incoming films the Belasco will present Theda Bara in Heart and Soul today. The film delay also spoiled a special private showing of The Honor System, a ten reel Fox feature that had been planned for Wednesday morning.
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Orpheum Show Features Carlotta The World’s Greatest Contortionist
The Orpheum at Lethro presents a half week vaudeville bill headlined by Carlotta The Human Dragon with forty dogs. Valyda showcases a piano number, Burke and Burke perform a fifteen minute Fun Factory act, and Duvall and Silver star in The City Girl and the Country Rube. The program promises music song and dance with guaranteed laughs.
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