Kirksville Tops Quincy High in Season Opener
Kirksville High defeated Quincy High 7 to 3 at League Park in the season opener. Best kicked a drop goal for Quincy, while Kirksville’s touchdown and goal secured the win as Hick scored the visitors’ only points in the first quarter. Merle Johnson and Toby Weisenbom stood out for Quincy before injuries and fatigue.
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Kirksville High
League Park
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Merle Johnson
Toby Weisenborm
Weisenbom
Knapheide
Pierson
Gahelegan
Johnson Painter
Aed and Trust Hunt
Heidbreder Millay
Stearsyeers Wells Lilley
A. d
Ireland Shaw
Bae
Ted Eal Huche Hicks
Chay
Pierson Land
Weisenhorn Adams
Teds
Dorsey Rabbitt
Farrar, Dickson
Adams
Golas Adams
Gardner Delivers Decisive Home Run In Fourth Game
Boston star Larry Gardner hit a pivotal two run shot in the fourth game at Ebbets Field, following Marquard’s earlier pitching. The timely blow drove in two runners, with Hobltzell and Lewis scoring, while Wheat muffed a fly for two bases and Carrigan sacrificed. Three runs, two hits.
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Larry Gardner
Red Sox
Boston
Brooklyn
Ebbetsfield
Marquard
Hubbtwell
Quigley
Wagner
O Marquard
Lewis
Johnston
Hoblitzell
Gardner
Wheat
Scott
Carrigan
Merkid
Robinson
Cheney
Beaneaters
Rube
Leonard
Hooper
Merkle
Fall Tennis Tourney at Purdue Aims to Pick Team
Lafayette Ind October 14 A fall tennis tournament will be held at Purdue University to promote the sport and help the coach select a representative team for the next season.
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Lafayette
Ind
Purdue University
ShelbinA High Victories On Court And Field
Shelba high girls basketball beat Monroe City 28 to 1 at Shelba. Shelba football defeated Perry 13 to 0. In Jacksonville Florida W H Richardson of New Haven Conn won the Leech Cup with 104 of 105. E Greeniaw and Edward W Sweeting both 104, placed second and third.
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Sitelbina
Shelbina
Monroe City
Perry High
Jacksonville
Fla
W. H. Richardson
New Haven
Conn
National Rifle Association
E. E. Greeniaw
U. S. Marine Corps
Edward W. Sweeting
Pennsylvania National Guard
Cambridge tennis champ Elleher defeats Rand in Harvard final
H. G. N. K. Elleher of Spokane Washington won the Harvard university tennis championship by beating W. Rand of Rye New York in straight sets 6 3, 7 5, 6 2 on Friday in Cambridge Mass.
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Cambridge
Mass
H. G. N. K. Elleher
Spokane
Wash
Harvard University
W. Rand
Rye
N. Y
Foley Cathartic Tablets Advertises Gentle Yet Effective Relief
An ad from Miller & Arthur Drug Co. touts Foley Cathartic Tablets as a mild but thorough cleanse for the bowels, stomach, and liver. It claims to aid indigestion biliousness bad breath bloating gas and constipation without causing griping or nausea and notes stout persons favor the light feeling they provide.
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Miller & Arthur Drug Co
Adv
BASEBALL ASSOCIATION SUED FOR RENT AND CLAIMS
The Quincey League Baseball association and John M. Schoemann are sued in circuit court by Anton C. Blickhaus and the Highland Park Amusement Company for 5000 dollars. Plaintiffs allege debt and unpaid rent and park improvement costs totaling nearly 4892 dollars plus 650 yearly rent promised since May 31, 1912. Frank Penick represents the plaintiffs.
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Quincey League Baseball Association
John M. Schoemann
Anton C. Blickhaus
Highland Park Amusement Company
Frank Penick
Texas and rivals clash in early football results
University of Texas 14, Oklahoma A and M 21, Baker. Em poria College 0, Southwestern 28, Fairmount 6. Emporia State Normal 4, Pitts burgh State Normal 7.
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University of Texas
Oklahoma A. & M. G. Baker
University
College of Emporia
Southwestern College
Fairmount College
Emporia State Normal
Pittsburgh State Normal
Allied planes down nine in raid over southern Germany
Berlin reports nine allied aeroplanes were shot down while attempting to pass over southern Germany. The war office says aviators attacked strong enemy squadrons supported by anti aircraft fire, with five killed and 26 wounded by bombs. Material damage minor and no damage to military establishments.
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Berlin
London
Germany
War Office
Bakers Charge High Flour Causes Rise
Washington dated story reports the rise in bread prices and lighter loaf weights from May 15 to Sept 15, based on Bureau of Labor Statistics data from 43 major centers. Bakers cite higher costs of flour and other ingredients as the main reason for the inflation across the industry.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
Changing Seasons Bring Coldy Remedies Drift In
Changing Seasons Bring Coldy. Stuffed-up head clogged nose tight chest sore throat are signs of cold and Dr King's New Discovery offers relief. A dose of this antiseptic balsam blend soothes irritated membranes clears the head loosens phlegm and helps you breathe easier. Take Dr King's New Discovery until your cold is gone. For 47 years the favorite remedy for young and old at your druggist 50c.
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Dr. King
Boston Americans End World Series With Farewell Meeting
Boston Oct 14 The Boston Americans shared the World Series winnings after sealing the title with a victory over the Stocklyn Nationals. Each of 22 players received full shares of 3820.25 from the 907,756.41 purse, with substitutes and club employees getting smaller amounts. Carrigan announced he is through with baseball, while George Foster retires to his farm. The team planned exhibition games and hunting trips as they dispersed.
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Boston Americans Fiiday
Stocklyn Nationals
Henie Wagner
Vean Gregg
Wyckof
Permnock
Walsh
Edward Riley
Charles Green
Carrigan
William Carrigan
George Foster
Bokoshe
Oklo
Red Sox
New Haven
Conn
Jack Barry
Canada
Lake Annabessacook
Maine
Plymouth
N. H
Football Games Today WEST EAST SOUTH prompt list ends with quote
Football games scheduled across the West East and South sections list numerous college teams from Illinois Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin Nebraska Missouri Michigan North Dakota South Dakota Oklahoma Arkansas Ohio Indiana and more. The note ends with a line about patriotism not depending on country size.
Football takes center stage as baseball ends for 1916
New York Oct 14 Eastern football opens with Princeton vs Tufts the marquee with several intersections on the weekend schedule. Harvard hosts North Carolina while Yale faces Lehigh and Pennsylvania meets Swarthmore at Franklin Field Navy faces Pittsburgh West Point hosts Holy Cross Cornell plays Williams Dartmouth tackles Massachusetts Aggies Brown vs Amherst Rutgers meets Washington and Lee with many closely matched games on the slate.
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Columbia
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Ithaca
Cornell
Williams College
Hanover
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Army
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Navy
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Orona
Maine
Rhode Island State
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Swarthmore
Washington Pa
Washington and Jefferson
Marietta College
Middleton
Montana School of
University of North Carolina
Crimson
Yale
Lehigh
University of Pennsylvania
Franklin Field
University of Pittsburg
Naval
Holy Cross
Carnnell
Williams
Massachusetts
Western teams face hard games as title race tightens
Missouri Valley matchups test contenders with Nebraska vs Kansas State in Lincoln and Kansas vs Iowa State at Ames. Missouri hosts Washington while Oklahoma meets Norman Norman, Arkansas battles Oklahoma miners, Texas faces Oklahoma Aggies, and Haskell Indians tour Notre Dame, threatening early shifts in the championship chase.
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Missouri Valley Conference
Drake
Nebraska
Kansas Aggies
Lincoln
Kansas
Iowa State
Ames
Missouri
Columbia
Washington
Tigers
Cornhuskers
Iowans
Mauser
Illinois
University of Oklahoma
Henry Kendall College
Norman
Arkansas
Oklahoma Miners
Payette
Texas
Oklahoma Aggies
San Antonio
Haskell Indians
Notre Dame
Canton Christian University Beats Carthage 28 to 0
In Canton Missouri on Friday the Christian university of Canton defeated Carthage college in football with a 28 to 0 score. The game was played at Carthage College’s venue and highlighted by Canton’s strong defense and scoring drives.
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Carthage College
Carthage
Christian University of Canton
Checks Split World Series Receipts For Brooklyn Nine
Brooklyn Nationwide players each received a 2715.4 cent share Friday as their combined receipts totaled 65170.98 dollars. Manager Wilbert Robinson and Lew McCarty were included. Nap Rucker announced his baseball career is over due to arm pain after pitching the final innings.
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New York
Brooklyn
Wilbert Robinson
Brooklyns
Lew McCarty
New York Natenals
Nap Rucker
Indiana U. Football Team Arrives for Chicago Game
Six hundred rooters accompanied the Indiana University football eleven which arrived in Chicago Friday night for its game with the University of Chicago scheduled for today.
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Chicago
Indiana University
University of Chicago
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