Boston Wins 3 1 After Philadelphia Errors
Errors by Philadelphia allow Boston to prevail 3 to 1 in Philadelphia. Palmer debuted at third for the Phillies and committed an error in the third inning that spurred two Boston runs. Griffin hit a two base and the game featured a late Boston rally.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Palmer
Dallas
Ab.r.h.c
Lewis
Walker
Gardner
Scott
Agnew
Neers
Shore
Wotals
Schauer
Griffin
Hooper
McNally
Hoblitzell
Wittard McInnis
Myers
Connolly
Nallin
Giants Retain Ten Game Lead In Race
New York Yankee clubs split a twin bill with Philadelphia on September 7 at home. In the opener Philadelphia led 5 2 after a late rally but New York answered with a 7 0 win in the nightcap. The pair left the Giants ten games ahead in the standings as Mayer pitched for New York and Lavender worked for Philadelphia.
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G'Ants
New York
Philadelphia
Phillies
R.H.E. Philadelphia
Lavender
Killifer
Benton
Anderson
McCarty
R.H.E
Mayer and
Adams
Perritt
Rariden
Fans' association to host big ball
Quincy Fans association directors plan a forthcoming dance and entertainment to pay bills. Brenig and Smith of Highland Park donated the dance hall for the occasion. St Louis Browns beat Detroit 7 to 2 in the opening game of the final series as victory came in the fifth inning with a three-run burst.
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Quincy Fans’ Association
Brenig
Mr. Smith
Highland Park
St. Louis Browns
ST. Louis
Detroit
R.H.E. Detroit
Boland
Cunningham
fPtanage
Davenport
Scevereid
Naps Rally Past Pirates in Ninth Inning Exhibition
In Cleveland on September 7 Honus Wagner misthrew Billings grounder and Torkelson doubled, lifting the Naps to a 2 to 1 win over Pittsburgh. Final score Pittsburgh 1, Cleveland 2. Batteries Evans and W Wagner for Pittsburgh and Torkelson and Billings for Cleveland.
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Naps
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Honus Wagner
Billings
Torkelson
R.H.E
Evans
W. Wagner
Trap Shoot Set for Sunday by South Side Boat Club
The South Side Boat Club Trap shooting association will hold its regular shoot at 2 30 Sunday afternoon on Front and Delaware streets. Events include five and ten third events, a 15 third for the W H Sturhahn first prize, and J L Klemme second prize percentage handicap. Final events are five and ten bird shoots for beginners with trophies and medals up for grabs. Field Captain David McCoy defends the Thomas Brown trophy and A F Odell medal. Officials include War ren Hartzell referee Elmer Mutz score clerk L M Rogers Robert Christ trappers Fred Luthin J Willing C Luthin.
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South Side Boat Club Trap Shooting Association
Front
Delaware Streets
W. H. Sturhahn
J. L. Klemme
Thomas Brown
A. F. Odell
David McCoy
W. O. Cook
George Feld
Wilson Hughes
Elmer Tellebuescher
Robert Christ
G. C. Osborn
Edward Schu
Fort Wayne Backstop To Reds
J H Smith catcher for Fort Wayne Central League has signed a Cincinnati National League contract. He will be given a trial when the Cincinnati team returns Saturday.
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Fort Wayne
Reds
Cincinnati
J. H. Smith
Pay Respects To General Hann
Colonel Henry R. Reilly and staff of the 148th field artillery Illinois arrived Wednesday at Camp Mills and paid respects to Major General Mann at division headquarters.
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Mineola
N. Y
Henry R. Reilly
148Th Field Artillery
Ilinois
Camp Mills
Mann
Baseball scores from Western and American Associations
League standings show Joplin 4 Wichita 6. Denver 6 Hutchinson 8. Des Moines 6 Omaha 4. St Joseph Lincoln. Louisville 2-9-1. Indianapolis 1-6-2. Columbus 7-10-4. Toledo 5-7-1. Minneapolis 2-8-1. Milwaukee 3-8-0. St Louis and Chicago totals, two-base hits by Wolter and Snyder, Kilduff with a three-base hit, double plays and fielding notes included. Pitchers Hendrix Douglas Carter Doak Packard with time 2 06. Umpires O'Day Harrison.
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Wichita
Denver
Hutchinson
Des Moines
Omaha
St. Joseph-Lincoln
Iain
Louisville
Indianapolis
Columbus
Toledo
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Kansas City
Douglas
St. Louis
Chicago
Wolter
Snyder
Kilduff
Deal
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Doyle
Leslie
Hendrix
Donk
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Doak
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O'Day
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American Fepeeee Pet
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Wee Coneeres
Cleveland Eeeweee
Detroit Enees
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Washington Te Ai
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Smith
American National
Miller
Bost
Phila
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Chgo
York Hornsby
Cruise
Paulette
National
Baird
Tee
Eklyn
Lost
York
Wash
N York
Sores
Bi Bost
Pitts
P Aeeaenas
Ale
Eens
Flack
Rf Kilduff
Sara Reeee Walter
Seas
Asaae
Schick
C “Hendrix
P Weersee
Marriot
Suscee Soo E
Etene
Cubs Fall to St Louis as Cards Win Four Three
St Louis bunched hits in the fourth inning to defeat Chicago 4 to 3. All runs scored against Hendrix and Douglas who relieved him after one out. Chicago used two pinch hitters in the ninth inning but could not rally.
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Chicago
St. Lous
St. Louis
Hendrix
Douglas
Charter Oak purse wins at Hartford with Ima Jay favored
Ima Jay won the Charter Oak purse for 2:12 trotters at Charter Oak park, beating seven in four heats. Peter June captured the Nutmeg purse for 2 year old trotters, taking the second and third heats after Echo Direct won the first. Other starters included Burleigh Girl American Girl and Miriam Guy, with best times around 2:10.
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Hartford
Conn
Ima Jay
Charter Oak
Charter Oak Park
Peter June
Echo Direct
Ma Jay
Jay Mc Gregor
Minnie the Acress
Rythmic
Ernest
Wess
Gabe Ehegeees
Alma Forbes
W.A. Snyder
W. J. Leyburn
Letanna S
Anke Letah
Fred Keyes
Peter the Great-June
Bellini
Geers
Galeton
Ia Wells
Peter Mozart
Worthy Bingen
Army Balloon Seen by Clayton People
Early Wednesday a balloon was sighted south of Clayton traveling near the ground. No explanation emerged for its origin or destination. The article also notes family gourds and the exotic origins of watermelons and cucumbers.
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Clayton
Aliie Hiles
Quincy
E. C. Brown
New York
Fingland
Brown County Men Off to Camp Dodge
Brown County's first quota of men for the new national army left Hannibal at 4 PM on Wednesday for Moberly over the Wabash. Included were Henry D. Ritter of Mt. Sterling, Lewis W. Sides of Versailles, and Marvin D. Rigg of Heisman. The party departed Mt. Sterling earlier that morning, traveled via Bluffs, and received enthusiastic greetings at the station between trains.
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Hannibal
Brown County
New National Army
Methodist Conference Opens in Richmond Missouri
The 101st session of the Missouri conference, Methodist Episcopal Church South, opened in Richmond. Rev. R. E. Goodrich preached the opening sermon. Bishop Hendrix led the Lord's Supper, Rev. C. O. Ransford was elected secretary with a 12 member staff. Special committees on general conference memorials and food conservation named. Luettzow, Lawson, and Allwell admitted on trial.
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Richmond
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
R. E. Goodrich
D. D
St. Joseph
Hendrix
C. O. Ransford
H. H. Luettzow
Fayette
B .L. Lawson
Hannibal
P. J. Allwell
St. Charles
Meetings in Labor Temple Next Week
There will be 15 meetings in the Labor temple next week. Monday Tailors union No 180, Electrical Workers union No 67, Carpenters union No 1366 and Book Binders. Tuesday Cigarmakers union No 47 Beer Drivers union No 263 and Stone Cutters union No 3. Wednesday Bartenders league No 153 Building Trades council and Foundry Workers. Thursday Carpenters union No 189 and Team Owners union No 180. Friday Trades and Labor assembly Bricklayers union No 1 and Machinists union No 822.
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Labor Temple
Tailors’ Union
Electrical Workers’ Union
Carpenters’ Union
Cigarmakers’ Union
Beer Drivers’ Union
Stone Cutters’ Union
Bartenders’ League
Building Trades Council and Foundry Workers
Team Owners’ Union
Trades and Labor Assembly, Bricklayers’ Union
Machinists’ Union
Soldiers and Sailors Home Residents Move and Healings
Supt Andrew attended the old Soldiers and Sailors reunion in West Point and gave an address. Cottages 5 and 18 moved to cottage 22. cottage 12 resident Hovard hospitalized after fainting. Mrs Emma Stokes visited son R C Stokes in Coatsburg. Richardson couple left room in cottage 20. Mrs Richardson to visit children, he to cottage 12. Mrs H S Coward of Denver visits seeking admission but not eligible. Dowell and Lancry moving among cottages. cottage 22 resident Campbell improving. Policeman Miller helped Phil Link take corn and a musk melon to a crippled woman in cottage 22.
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Andrew
Old Soldiers’ and Sailors
West Point
McDaniels
Hovard
Emma Stokes
R. C. Stokes
Coatsburg
Community Enterprise
Kahoka
Lancry
Campbell
Miller
Phil Link
Link
Eighth Street
Valentine Girl and The Mystic Hour On Local Screens
Photoplays today feature eearen Clark in Valentine Girl Alma Hanlon stars The Mystic Hour with a tale of Guido an Italian artist who dreams a murder and discovers the deed done. Suspicion centers on a model and Margaret Buchana while Guido loves her and vows fidelity until truth and love triumph at last.
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Eearen Clark
Valentine Irl
Belasco
William Farnum
Quincy
Jack Gardner
Alma Hanlon
Savoy
Wilfred Lucas
Universal Weekly
Frank Keenan
Guido Ferari
Guido
Margaret Buchana
Margaret
Burglar and the Lady closes Orpheum run at theater
At the Orpheum the closing bill The Burglar and the Lady by the Orpheum Players opened last night. Mr Williams chose the bill well giving each company member an equal chance. Miss Leone pleased. the cast did well. The house was unusually large with matinee Saturday and two farewell performances Sunday. Seats should be secured early for the final day.
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Orpheum Players
Orpheum Theater
Williams
Empire Stop Lively Delightful Stage Hit at Empire
Empire presented Stop Lively to a sizable audience Thursday evening. The breezy musical comedy moved along every minute with bright songs and a clever female impersonation by Hal Johnson. Harriet Hosmer as Gloria delivered a strong “Joan of Arc” number and the chorus and principals were well handled. The show’s humor and setting kept the audience engaged throughout.
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the Empire
Hal Johnson
Hal
Harriet Hosmer
Gloria
Joan of Arc
Protest Reseting Planned
Bloomington unions plan to mobilize 1500 people for a Sunday September 9 protest in Springfield in support of the striking street car men. Union leaders announce the labor celebration and show of solidarity.
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Bloomington
Loomington
Springfield
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