Red Sox and Senators Battle 18 Inning Tie
Boston and Washington played to a 1 to 1 tie after sixteen innings with Shore and Ayers going the distance. Foster scored for Washington in the fifth on a walk sacrifice bunt and a double play, while Cady doubled and Shore Hooper singled to tie in the sixth. Both teams displayed strong defense led by Shanks and Scott.
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Washington
Boston
White Sox
Shore
Ayers
Foster
Morgan
Leonard
Ainsmith
Hooper
Scott
Cady
Shanks
Barry
Tzell
Wees McNally
AB. R.H E Menosky If
C. Mulan Ater Tees
Rica TI
Forgar
Caer Eeee
Ee Eerene
Leonard Ainssmith
Avers
Peers
Cady Collan
Lewis
Scott Shanks
Leonard Hooper Avers
O'Loughlin and
Moriarity
Cincinnati Takes Final From Cubs
Cincinnati wins the final game of the series 6 to 4 behind home runs by Schneider and Williams. Chase drove in two with a seventh inning single. Chicago starters and relievers struggled as Cincinnati collected 11 hits to Chicago’s 7. Umpires Quigley and Byron. Time 1:45.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Douglas
Schneider
Williams
Chase
AB. R.H.O.A.E
Groh
McKechnie
Roush
Griffith
Neal
Shean
Wingo
S.sciences
Ab.r.h.oale
Flack
Rho
Kilduff
Marriot
Doyle
Poseeesaee
Wolter
Acssanes
Hendrix
Wilson
Williams Stelen
Kibluff
Tendrix
Quigley
Byron
Standings and scores from Western and American Associations
In Western League results Denver defeated Joplin 6 to 12 and Wichita 5 to 6 while Lincoln beat Des Moines 3 to 1 and St Joseph earned a forfeit win over Omaha after they did not appear by 3 45 p m Omaha failed to show. In American Association Milwaukee Columbus and St Paul Louisville Minneapolis Indianapolis were on card with varied scores in two games.
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Denver
Joplin
Lincoln
Des Moines
Wichita
Kutchinson
Omaha
St. Joseph
American Association
Milwaukee
Columbus
Kansas City
Toledo
St. Paul
Louisville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Giants Sweep Brooklyn In Double Victory
New York closes home season with 9 to 0 and 2 to 1 wins over Brooklyn. Tesreau and Cheney duel in second game, multiple hits and defensive plays key to the Giants’ sweep.
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New York
Brooklyn
Giants
Smith
Cheney
Tesreau
R.H.E. Brooklyn
S. Smith
Milius
M. Wheat
Schupp
McCarty
Gibson
Fletcher
Stengel
Robertson
Kauff
Daubert
Myers
Grand Rapids Ties Postseason With Peoria In Six
Grand Rapids evened the post season series with Peoria by winning game six 4 to 1 in Peoria. Heffiman and Faeth pitched duel aided by five errors from Callahan as Grand Rapids took a lead and set up a decisive seventh game back home.
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Peoria
Grand Rapids
Prara
Heffiman
Faeth
Callahan
R.W.E
Faeth and
Devormer
Hoffman and
O'Farrell
Pirates Defeat Cardinals 2-1 in St Louis
Pittsburgh pitchers Miller and Schmidt beat St Louis as the Pirates edge the Cardinals 2 to 1. Watson and Horstman shared duties, with Gonzales catching for St Louis. Score by innings shows a tight contest with a late Pittsburg rally.
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Pirates
Cardinals
ST. Louis
Miller Ant
Watson
Pittsburch
Pittsburgh
F. Miller
Schmidt
Horstman
Gonzales
Phillies Win and Athletics Win in Pro Baseball Scores
In Boston, Philadelphia beat Boston 6 to 3 to even the season with a win in the protest game from April 17. Mayer and Killifer starred for Philadelphia. In Philadelphia, the Athletics defeated New York 7 to 1, Caldwell allowing only a single NY run while Nanamaker and Johnson contributed offensively. A dairy note explains Ayrshire and Holstein milk digests better for infants than Jersey and Guernsey milk due to more digested casein.
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Boston
Philadelphia
R.H
Mayer
Killifer
Hughes
Scott
Trogresser
Athletics
Caldwell
New York
R.H.E
Nanamaker
Johnson
Meyer
Jersey
Guernsey
Hall Installs Fit Squad For Rushville Game
New Q H S football coach John Hall led the squad through the first real workout after school. T E Musselman and Hall planned the season with a temporary eleven practicing charging drills. Star Toby Wisenbom is sidelined with a knee injury. Rushville will play Quincy on September 29 as Missouri schools start later this week. travel by car may cost under 35 dollars.
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John Hall
T. E. Musselman
Hall
Toby Wisenbom
Rushville
Quincy
Missouri
Canton
Little Frank D wins Chamber of Commerce stake at Syracuse
Grand Circuit program in Syracuse features Little Frank D winning the 2 05 pace stake in straight heats and setting a track record. The Savoy, General Todd, and Peter Pointer contest for place in two heats while a 2 15 trot and a 2 12 trot add to the card with multiple starters and best times noted.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Little Frank D
Chamber of Commerce
State Fair Track
Savoy
General Todd
Peter Pointer
Cox
Little Frank
Sutton
Valentine
The
Woo General Todd
U. d. Ip Fmvy
U. d. Ip Fmvy .Edi Delaup Texas Jim, Jones Gentry, Peter Pointer
Ben Ali
Fayre Rosamond
Aquillin-Jolly Bird
Minnie Arthur
Latta Watts
Lord Talbot
Patsy P. Bird
Libya
Wasnvder
Sir Todd I
Warnival
la Princeton
Boh
San Prene
Tutee Janes
Pamacan
Lee Cup
Bingola
Bingen Cecella
McDonald
Eecs
Ceee Ee Ceae
Fedora
Ain E
Morris
Prince Lore
Virginia
Great Western Races Milwaukee Winners Named at State Fair
Great Western circuit races at the Wisconsin state fair featured a 2:12 pace stake of $5,000 with twelve starters. Hal J. captured the event after five heats, defeating Loyal W and The Pointer Queen. Best time 2:04 34. Other divisions listed include 2:15 trot and 2:25 pace with winners Eva Bahur and George W. plus notes on times and runners. Also mentions gulls disposing fishery waste in Green Bay.
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Milwaukee
Hal J
Br. G
Hal Carr
Loyal W
the Pointer Queen
Eva Bahur
Br. m
Marvel Bahur
Peter Kingston
Eva Bingen
Nest
George W
Searchlight
Woodhatch
Richard Hunter
Golden Hunter
Direct Patch
Mary B
Hawaiian Play At the Empire Saturday Night
A Hawaiian themed play titled A Daughter of the Sun by Lorin J. Howard and Ralph T. Kettering opens at the Empire next Saturday evening. Produced by Rowland and Howard, it features native Hawaiian actors, traditional music, and elaborate scenery to convey island realism.
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Mark Twain
Hawaiian Islands
Isles
Lorin J. Howard
Ralph T. Kettering
Rowland and Howard
the Empire
Uncle Sam free baseball tickets in Cincinnati call
In Cincinnati officials announce soldiers in uniform will be admitted free to games at the National League park except Sundays. Milwaukee reports William Juneau will coach the Texas football team at Austin starting Sept. 15, replacing Gene Van Ghent who is in military service. In Sandusky Charles E. Large owns boxing gloves Bob Fitzsimmons wore in his second heavyweight title bout. In St Louis Walter Johnson trade rumors are denied by Clark Griffith.
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Cincinnati
Uncle Sam
Herrmann
Milwaukee
William Juneau
University of Wisconsin
Marquette University
University of Texas
Austin
Gene van Ghent
Wisconsin
Juneau
Texas Eleven
Sandusky
Charles E. Large
Bob Fitzsimmons
James J. Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Large
ST. Louis
Walter Johnson
Washington Americans
Sec Odo
Clark Griffith
Johnson
WHS STATE POULTRY PRIZES AT ILLINOIS STATE FAIR
The Illinois State Fair in Springfield hosts a poultry exhibit with about three thousand birds across chickens ducks and geese and one hundred pigeon varieties. Jerome Leland of Springfield and A D Smith of Quincy share supervision of the department. E G Horner of Quincy wins top honors including first cockerel second pullet and third pen. China consumed nine million dollars worth of American cigarettes in the year ending June 30.
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Thellinois State Fair
Springfield
Jerome Leland
A. D. Smith
Quincy Poultry Association
E. G. Horner
Quincy
Rhode Island
Photoplays and stars listed in Universal Weekly update
Princess Marie Wayne acts in A Song of Sixpence and Savoy Ed Coxen with Winifred Greenwood headline A Broken Genius. The Grey Ghost episode No 3 features Ed die Polo and Priscilla Dean. Other titles include Like Babes in the Wood, The Brass Girl, The Twitching Hour, Seeing Things, Maid to Order, Jackaroo, Hubby's Chickens, Where Cupid Slipped and Bitter Truth star Virginia Pearson with Quincy.
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Marie Wayne
Universal Weekly
Savoy
Ed Coxen
Winifred Greenwood
Eddie Polo
Priscilla Dean
Matt Moore
Jane Gail
Grey Ghost
Cupid
Belasco
Taylor Holmes
Edgar
Star
Quincy
Virginia Pearson
A Song of Sixpence at the Princess
A modern tale drawn from Frederick Arnold Kummer chronicles Emmy Moran a schemer who uses suitors to gain wealth. A notable cast led by Robert Conness and Marie Wayne performs the problem play with an engrossing story and a moral realization.
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Frederick Arnold Kummer
Emmy Moran
Robert Conness
Marie Wayne
Daughter of the Sun at Theaters Empire Orpheum Vaudeville
In The Theaters Empire program for Saturday the film Daughter of the Sun appears at Orpheum with vaudeville matinee at 2:30 and shows at 7:30 and 9. A construction crew at the old fair ground unearthed an antique plow, likely used by early Spaniards around San Antonio. The device features a three-foot turning blade and an estimated twelve-foot overall length, with rotted wooden handles. It is thought to have pulled by several yoke of oxen in pioneer farming.
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Empire
San Antonio
Worken
Five Big Ac Orpheum Act To Close Wi
Basil and Allen head a list of class acts at the Orpheum for half the week starting with today. The program promises strong vaudeville, with Claudia Tracy delivering a high mimic and songstress turn, plus Three Kanes, a trio of readers with remarkable contour work. The Paul Petch company presents The Flower Garden, a musical act using flowers and stage blossoms to color the scene. Billy Hall and Budweiser close the show with a routine. Cotton seed and related products get a note from the Boston Herald.
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Basil
Allen
Orpheum
Claudia Tracy
Tracy
Ted
Miss Tracy
Trowever
Paul Petch Company
Billy
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R.J.E. Cleveland
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O'Neill
Davis
Cunningham
Sttanage
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Tames and Spencer
Stanage
Mey
France
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Phillies
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Health Department of
Green Bay
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Budweiser
Paul Petching & Co
Musical Flower Garden
Bazil & Allen Recruiting Office
Kanes
Claudie Tracy the
Nut Comedienne
Sport Notes
WHS State Poultry Prizes
E. G. Korner
Rhode Island Reds
China
Broadway
Gail Tlenry
Eddie T.yons
Lee Moran
Musty
Eadie Polo
GEM
Priscilla
Dean
Princess
Peter&. Pinkelman
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Boston Herald
W. Rowland
Hawaiian Bustera Star Company
MR. Nickel
Miss Pagery
Massachusetts
Misa
Hurge
Quincy Railway Company
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