Giants Trounce White Sox 5-0 In World Series Clash
New York Nationals shaded Chicago Americans 5 to 0 in Chicago, tying the series at two wins each. Ferdinand Schupp pitched shutout innings and Benny Kauff hit two home runs, boosting the Giants while Faber struggled. Attendance reached 27,746 with receipts of 63,742 dollars as players split 152,888.68 across four games.
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New York
New York Nationals
Chicago Americans
White Sox
Giants
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Polo Grounds
Schupp
Kauff
Googan
Ferdinand Schupp
Louisville
Benny Kauff
Middleport
Ohio
Comiskey
Federal League
Harry Hooper
Boston Americans
Outlane Dougherty
Christy Mathewson
Cincinnati Nationals
Joe McGinnity
Athletics
Faber
Burns
Herzog
Center Field
Felsch
Zimmerman
Nationals
Fletcher
McGraw
Sox
Robertson
Holke
Rariden
Hopper
Schalk
Gandil
McMullin
Collins
Weaver
Danforth
National Commission
Cate
Recalling Knapsack McCarthy in Olden Days Rides
Daniel Guthrie of this city recalled W H McCarthy known as Knapsack a veteran horseman killed recently in a sulky race at Green County Illinois fair. Guthrie ran with McCarthy in 1886 78 seasons at Chicago Columbus Buffalo St Paul Memphis and other circuits. McCarthy and John Splan performed exhibitions of Raris and Switzer.
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W. H
Knapsack) McCarthy
Green County
Illinois
Daniel Guthrie
Illinois Soldiers and Sailors
Guthrie
Knapsack
McCarthy
Chicago
Columbus
Buffalo
St. Paul
Memphis
John Splan
Raris and Switzer
Feride and Clarence Rowland Club Clash Highlight
A garbled box scores snippet reports two base hits by E. Collins and a three base hit by Zimmerman, with Kauff hitting two home runs. Stolen base by E. Collins and an era of miscues and errors, plus pitching details for Faber Danforth and Schupp. Umpires listed as Algier Evans O Loughlin Keim. Time 2 09.
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Chicago
E. Collins
Zimmerman
Kauff
Herzog
Fletcher
Holke
Faber
Schalk
Gandil
New York
Schupp
Danforth
Algier
Evans
O'Loughlin
Kiem
First Visit in 40 Years and Turf Legends in 1878
In 1878 Quincy era memories recall Raris beating Goldsmith Maid and lowering the trotting record to 2 13 1 2. McCarthy suffered a fatal injury at Carrollton, dying six days later in Terre Haute. Knapsack, about 70 and wealthy, kept racing, born in Ireland, his early drives for Dan Mace mark turf history.
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Quincy
Raris
Goldsmith Maid
McCarthy
Carrollton
Guthrie
Green
Ireland
Lce
Dan Mace
Terre Haute
Lexington Results From the Grand Circuit Meet
Lexington Ky October 12 The ten day grand circuit meeting closed with Measles the 2:20 trot triple winner Mary Rosalind Parr and driver Charles Valentine each securing multiple victories Gentry C also claimed a double in the 2:12 trot with a new record 2 07 14 Three year old trot Harvest Tide topped the field in a 2 11 34 time with Bourbon Forbes and Belling Worthy following in the standings
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Lexington
Measles
Mary Rosalind Parr
Charles A. Valentine
Gentry C
Blk m
Guy Princeton
Valentine
Tommy Direct
Rascal
Lady Fuller
Red Donna
Cornbiscuit
Coastell
Miss Ophelia
Dan Hedgewood
Ahlan Simmons
Pat Carmody
Betty Blackle
Glenwood B
Bessie G
Hollywood
Kate
Mendosa T
David Look
Marie Constant
Yace G
Alto Chimes
Lord Talbot
the Harvester
Bourbon Forbes
Belling Worthy
Mistle Thrush
Negro draft troops to be called soon in war effort
Washington Oct 12 Negro men of the national army will be called out some time this month. The exact date is not fixed but will be soon after the graduation of the Negro officers from the Des Moines training camp. The presence of new officers when the troops arrive is seen as vitally necessary.
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Washington
National Army
War Department
Des Moines
Football schedule for midwest games October 13
Chicago dispatch lists the October 13 midwest football slate with matchups across multiple cities. Northwestern against Ohio State in Columbus. Vanderbilt at Chicago. Oklahoma at Illinois. South Dakota State at Minnesota. Notre Dame at Wisconsin. St. Louis vs Indiana. DePauw at Purdue. Mt. Union at Michigan. Iowa vs Nebraska. Kansas Aggies at Missouri. Kalamazoo at Michigan Aggies. Drake at Creighton. Hillsdale at Alma. North Dakota vs South Dakota. Miami at Kentucky. Center College at Louisville. Western Reserve at Akron. Ohio Wesleyan at Case. Heidelberg at Oberlin. Georgetown at Wabash. Coe at Knox. Phillips at Oklahoma A. and M.. Baker at Hays Normal. Marquette at Beloit. Hendrix at Arkansas. Emporia Normal at Kansas. Henry Kendall at Tulsa. Hanover at Rose Poly. Earnham at Franklin. North Dakota Aggies at St Thomas. Upper Iowa at Grinnell.
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Columbus
Northwestern
Ohio State
Chicago
Vanderbilt
Urbana
Oklahoma
Illinois
Minneapolis
South Dakota State
Minnesota
Madison
Notre Dame
Wisconsin
Bloomington
Ind
St. Louis University
Indiana
Lafayette
de Pauw
Purdue
Ann Arbor
Mt. Union
Michigan
Lincoln
Iowa
Nebraska
Columbia
Kansas
Aggies
Missouri
East Lansing
Kalamazoo
Omaha
Drake
Creighton
Alma
Hillsdale
Vermillion
North Dakota
South Dakota
Lexington
Miami
Kentucky
Louisville—Center College
Louisville
Akron
Western Reserve
Cleveland
Ohio Wesleyan
Case
Oberlin
Heidelberg
Crawfordsville
Georgetown
Wabash
Cedar Rapids
Coe
Knox
Stillwater
Phillips
Hays
Baker University
Hays Normal
Beloit
Marquette
Fayetteville
Hendrix
Arkansas
Lawrence
Emporia Normal
I. Ae Tulsa
Henry Kendall
Hasell
Hanover
Rose Poty
Franklin
Earnham
St. Paul
St. Thomas
Grinnell
Upper Iowa
Jimmy Austin on visit near Palmyra
Jimmy Austin third sacker for the St. Louis American League club is in Marion county for an extended visit with his wife arriving from St. Louis Tuesday. They stay at the Potter home eight miles north of Palmyra for at least two weeks then travel to Cleveland with a stop in Hamilton to visit Carl Weisman. The St. Louis city series ended with disappointing pay as players received under $100 each.
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Carl Weisman
Browns
Austin
St. Louis
Cardinals
Big Ten teams face first tests Saturday in key games
Chicago Oct 12 Football topics center on Big Ten tests set for Oct 13 as Ohio State meets Northwestern in Columbus with the loser out of the title race. Chicago faces Vanderbilt at Stagg Field while Illinois vs Oklahoma looms and Wisconsin eyes Notre Dame. Indiana, Minnesota, Michigan, Nebraska, Iowa and Purdue also prep for pivotal clashes amid enlistments and war-time squad changes.
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Chicago
Middle-West
Columbus
Ohio
Buckeye
Chick” Harley
Northwestern
Fred Murphy
Lake Forest
Murphy
University of Chicago
Vanderbilt
Stagg Field
South
Stagg
Higgins
Elton
Rouse
Chappell
Gorgas
Bondzinski
Moulton
Jack and Cochrane
Brelos
McDonald
Stagge
Illnois
Oklahoma
Zuppke
Downstate University
Wisconsin
Kansas
Photoplays Sneak Peek of New Releases
Today’s listings highlight Princess Jackie Saunders in Sun ny Jane and Savoy-Dorothy Dalton in Chicken Casey, with Gem-Charley Chaplin in The Rink. Bessie Love stars in The Heiress at Coffee Dan's and A Grab Bag Bride, Belasco pairing Jane and Katherine Lee in Two Little Imps. Rex Beach’s The Ne’er Do Well leads Star features, while Quincy-Bryant Washburn and Nell Craig appear in The Breaker. Colonial markets show Making Bob Mason's Wife and Willie Walrus Alimony plus Redemption of Red Mullen.
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Jackie Saunders
Sunny Jane
Savoy
Dorothy Dalton
Chicken Casey
Ford News Weekly
Charley Chaplin
Bessie Love
Coffee Dan's
Belasco
Jane
Katherine Lee
Rex Beach
Quincy
Bryant Washburn
Nell Craig
Bob Mason
Willie Walrus
Red Mullen
Sunny Jane at the Princess in Jackie Saunders feature
At the Princess today Jackie Saunders stars in Sunny Jane a five part production that blends a light hearted love story with playful incidents. Saunders, known for her tomboy persona and sunny hair, leads Jane a harum scarum country girl who pranks parents and neighbors and imagines daring rescues in a fanciful tale of youth and adventure.
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The
Princess
Sunny Jane
Jackie Saunders
Princess Today
Jane
Chum
Eight Union Meetings Next Week at Labor Temple
The Labor temple hosts eight union meetings next week. On Monday the Painters and Decorators No. 66 Plumbers No. 161 and Plasters No. 137 meet. Tuesday sessions cover Hod Carriers Build ing Laborers and Woman's Labor league. Thursday features Iron Molders No. 44 Team Drivers Chauffeurs Union and Allied Printing Trades council.
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Labor Temple
Painters’ and Decorators’ Union
Plumbers’ Union
Plasters’ Union
Hod Carriers
Woman's Labor League
Iron Molders’ Union
Sale near Golden brings in $7390
George Thrig and Son farm near Golden held a cattle and livestock sale despite light rain.70 head of cattle sold from 60 to 110, cows up to 100, sows 50 to 60, purebred Jersey boars 60, ewes up to 21.75, with poorer ewes at 6.50. The Methodist Ladies Aid served dinner to a large crowd, and George Ihrig expressed satisfaction with the results. The sale was advertised in The Whig.
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George Thrig & Son
Golden
Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society of
George Ihrig
Whig
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J. Lecter
Hampshire St
Over Majestic Cafe
Ischupp
Clarence Rowland
Ao Boe
J. Collins
Hoerzog
Maee Beee Jackson
Aeeeene
Eaeeee
Ib Schalk
Age Rariden
E Eatees
Eeesaee
Risberg
Jimmy Austin
Palmyra
Illinois University
Stiehm
Jerre
Richards
Badgers
Gophers
Yost
Pat” Smith
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Capt. Davis
Hawkeyes
Vonlackum
Hamilton
Peterson
O'Donnell
DePauw
Orpheum
Flychaser
Photoplays
Broadway
Coffee Dan
Charley Murray
Universal Weekly
Mutual
Peter E. Pinkelman, Pron
Hampshire
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