Braves climb in pennant race as Boston tops Chicago twice
Boston Nationals win 7 3 and 11 6 over Chicago, cutting Brooklyn’s lead to 1.5 games. Maranville, Snodgrass, J. Smith star for Boston. Vaughn, Prendergast and Reulbach labor for Chicago. Time 2 05. Umpires Klem and Emslie.
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Chicago
Boston Nationals
Brooklyns
AB. Hs Hies Ale
I Felder
Wseses
Flack
AB. R. H. PO
A. E. Snodgrass
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Wilhoit
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Egan
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Gowdy
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Reulbach
Peesseees
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Tyler
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Ennee
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J. Smith
Zeider
Snodgrass
E. Smith
Myan
Vaughn
Prendergast
Perry
Balk
Klem
Emsiie
R. HH. E
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Archer
Barnes
Blackburn
Painter Falls From Roof Covered In Tar
Frank Altmix a painter of 720 North Twentieth street fell from a roof at 815 Maine street Wednesday morning. He was carrying a bucket of paint and tar which spilled over his head and face. He suffered a forehead cut and chest pains but was not seriously injured and taken to Blessing hospital by police ambulance.
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Frank Altmix
North Twentieth Street
Maine Street
Altmix
Blessing Hospital
Junior class holds another election at high school
The Junior class elected Gifford Henry secretary and John Winters treasurer after a Wednesday afternoon vote. Last week Henry Wurst and Ruth Pum pelly were chosen president and vice president. Some members showed dissatisfaction with a previous method. The Juniors aim for a smooth, successful year.
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Gifford Henry
John Winters
Henry Wurst
Ruth Pumpelly
Kidney Pills Help Patient Recover After Long Illness
Ten to twelve years of kidney trouble plagued T F Hutchinson of Little Rock Arkansas. After trying many remedies and doctors he improved with Foley Kidney Pills, using five boxes to become well. The pills claim to ease kidney ache and bladder disorders and improve sleep. Miller Arthur Drug Co adv.
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T. F. Hutchinson
Little Rock
Ark
Foley
Miller & Arthur Drug Co
Adv
Murphy Filly Wins American Breeders Race at Syracuse
Expressive Lou, Tommy Murphy's bay filly, won the $6,000 American Horse Breeders Futurity in a strong performance leading from start to finish. Saldine, Lotto Watts, and Bingen Silk chased in a triangular duel, with Traynor boosting Saldine to second near the end. The program also featured two other $2,000 stakes and a card of six races including three gentlemen drivers.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Expressive Lou
Tommy Murphy
Murphy
Saldine
Lotto Watts
Bingen Silk
Watts
Suldine
Bingen
Traynor
Governor's
Chamber of Commerce
Young Todd
Todd-Woodford Belle
Cox
Peter G
Wolverine Irene McGregor
Snow
Anthony Carter
Sir Lightfoot
Geers
Baymar
Amar Kinney- Bayberry
McDonald
American Horse Breeders
Futurity
Atlantic Express
Lou Dillon
B. c
Worthy-McKin
Leonard
Humfast
Trampfast
Baby Doll
Laramie Lad
Virginia Barnette
Sweet Spirit
Abbie Grattan
Ney
Cochato Jay
General Yorke
Balmacaan
Red Will
Admiral Dewey
Blk H
Acquillan
Crossman
Lotta Watts
B. F
Gent Watts-Lady Arion
Stout
Ilow Constantine
Br. G
Constantine Laddie
Batchel- Sis Bingen
Wilbur S
Rayo de Oro
Count Marquea
Schalk Injured as Cubs Edge St Louis in Ten Inning Clash
Chicago defeated St Louis 9 to 8 in ten innings in a wild game. Ray Schalk left with a finger injury after a foul tip and Russell twisted his ankle sliding into second, carried off. The standings featured 39 Chicago atbats and 38 for St Louis with multiple hits and errors noted. Scoring came in by innings with both sides chipping runs in extras and late defensive plays shaping the result.
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St. Louis
Schalk
Russell
AB. R
J. Collins
Faber
Marsans
Hartley
Rumler
C .Eeessseee
Austin
Lavan
Wee
Borton
Wallace
Hamilton
Davenport
Secre
Tobin
Kooh
Vesesesseres
Wellman
Collins
Jackson
Assessees
Ness
Lapp
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O Williams
Chheabo Vsetsaecere
E. Collins
Pratt
Weaver
Shotton
Seibold
FE. Collins
Sisler
Terry
Williams
Cicotte
Koob
Danforth
Roy Williams
Miller
Connolly
Hildebrand
Cincinnati Tennis Tournament Results
In the fourth round of the tri state tournament in Cincinnati on Sept 14 three Californians and one New Yorker advanced in men s singles. William B Johnston Elia Fottrell and Willis E Davis of San Francisco and Dean Mathey of New York defeated opponents including T M K Cummins of Wheeling W Va Harold Leblond of Cincinnati Fred Bastian of Indianapolis and Roland Roberts of San Francisco to reach the quarterfinals.
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Cincinnati
William B. Johnston
Elia Fottrell
Willis E. Davis
San Francisco
Dean Mathey
West Side Club
New York
Johnston
T. McK. Cummins
Wheeling
W. Va
Fottrell
Harold Leblond
Davis
Fred Bastian
Indianapolis
Mathey
Roland Roberts
Williams Held for Ursa Shooting
Ben William, a bachelor from the Ursa area, was arrested Wednesday afternoon on a warrant by Paul Germann who was shot Tuesday night by Williams during a quarrel over a bee tree. Germann was shot in the hand. William faces assault with intent to murder.
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Ben William
Ursa
Paul Germann
Williams
Germann
William
Coens
Frey and
Fowley
Tle
Young Violators to Memorize Traffic Law
Six children in Long Beach California were ordered to memorize the city traffic ordinance of about 5000 words and return in two weeks to recite the law before Judge Kari V. Hawkins.
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Long Beach
Cal
Kari V. Hawkins
Adams County Farmers Tour Urbana Visit
A 40 member Adams County Farm Improvement Association group led by Farmer Rusk left Adams County by car Wednesday morning. The party, with members from the southern area and near Quincy, planned to reach Urbana that night to inspect the state experimental farm and tour farms between Urbana and Quincy on the return, aiming to reach Adams County Saturday night.
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Rusk
Adams County Farm Improvement Association
Adams County
Urbana
Quincy
Mr. Rusk
Chamber of Commerce
State Experimental Farm
Quincy men lease near gusher outside Ada Okla
G A Urban travels to Ada Oklahoma this week to oversee gas and oil sand leases near the town. Urban, Duker and Ruff of Quincy own the parcels and a nearby gas well has just come in. Mrs. William Bauhaus reports a letter from her son claiming the well will produce 20 million feet of gas daily. Urban plans to start drilling on his lease adjacent to the big well.
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G. A. Urban
Ada
Okla
Urban, Duker and Ruff
Quincy
William Bauhaus
South Ninth Street
Urban
Strengthen Hungry Nerves Through Expert Care
A physician describes nerve nourishment methods to restore energy in exhausted centers. He explains nerve function, and offers treatment hours from 9 to 12 mornings and 1 30 to 4 afternoons daily except Sunday, with extra hours Wednesday and Saturday evenings at the Wells Building on Fifth and Maine in Quincy Illinois.
Club Standings and Results From Yesterday
The standings list shows Cleveland and Detroit leading locally with mixed records. Pairings for today include Chicago at Boston and Pittsburgh at Brooklyn, with Cincinnati at New York and St Louis at Philadelphia. American Association results show St Paul 6 Toledo 4, Milwaukee 1 Louisville 8, Minneapolis 4 Columbus 5, Kansas City 2 Indianapolis 1. Western League matches Lincoln 3 St Joseph 2.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Washington
Boston
Cincinnati
St Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Gamesn Today
American Association
St. Paul
Toledo
Milwaukee
Louisville
Minneapolis
Columbus
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Boston Wee Neneceestene
Detroit Peeaetenenesees
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St. Louis Eeeneve
Washington Weccessseee
Cleveland Ee Beereesneses
Philadelphia Weeeenee
National
L. Pet
Eenee
Cincinnati Arene
Teres
Quincy Y M C A selects committee for fall round-up
At the monthly YMCA board meeting a committee to arrange representation in the fall round-up was appointed. The panel includes W. P. Green as chairman, with E. W. Vogel William Ott H. W. Cranmer Q. O. A. Alderson Dr. H. Wendorff and Asa Burbridge.
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Whig
W. P. Green
E. W. Vogel
William Ott
H. W. Cranmer
QO. A. ‘Alderson
Conference on Tracks and Rail Appeal in Local Court
Officials from the C B and Q railroad met city leaders Wednesday to discuss lowering track grade at Front and Hampshire streets to permit paving. An appeal suit Anton Lohaus versus A Lanzd was filed in circuit court after a Justice of the Peace judgment of 113.05 in favor of Lohaus. State civil service exams are scheduled October 7 in Quincy and other cities per notices to County Clerk Smith.
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Hampshire Streets
Circuit Court
Anton Lohaus
A. Lanzd
Court of Justice of the Peace
E. J. Bonney
Quincy
Smith
One Police Court Case Wednesday Morning
One police court session on Wednesday morning handled a single case. John Hardin was fined $2 and costs.
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John Hardin
Clarke Leaves Hospital After Neck Carbuncle Operation
Deputy Game and Fish Warden Charles E. Clarke, treated at St Marys hospital for a large neck carbuncle, was discharged Wednesday. He can be out but remains in considerable pain. the growth required a deep incision for removal.
Gabriel Speaks At Chautauqua On Public Schools Role
George Gabriel president of the board of education spoke at the community chautauqua in Union church four miles east of Loraine. His address titled The Relations of Public Schools to Community Life prompted brief remarks by Judge Perr on good roads and a bond issue. Judge Lyman McCarl will speak tonight on The Church and the Community.
Wisconsin Badgers Face Elementary Drill Ahead of Season
Madison reports little chance for a conference title as Wisconsin lacks proven class yet. Paul Withington, new coach, plans a strict drilling program to shape a steady lineup from veterans like Meyers Simpson and Taylor, plus stars Wahl and Berg among early candidates. Newcomers Edler Vaughn Bondi and others provide depth at halfback and line positions for a hopeful, improving team.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Paul Withington
Bill Juneau
Badgers
Capt. Meyers
E. Simpson
Glenn Taylor
Howard Hancock
Robert Filtzer
Milton Gardner
Louis Kreuz
Simpson
Taylor
Max Berg
Otto Rohsenberger
Herbert Cramer
Borge Gunderson
Edler
Wahl
Vaughn
Bondi
Wiedenbeck
Stark
Kieckhiefer
Fladoes
Hipke
McMurray
Gray
Louis Teams Lose First, Win Second to Take Split
In Philadelphia on September 14 1951 Louis split a doubleheader with the Phillies. St Louis won the opener 7 to 4 after chasing Rixey in the seventh inning, while Philadelphia answered 5 to 4 in the nightcap thanks to Cravath’s timely hitting. Batteries in game one were Ames Gonzales Rixey Oeschger Bender Killifer. Game two batteries Currie Lotz Gonzales Brotten Demaree Burns.
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Philadelphia
Louis
Rixey
Cravath
R.H.E
St. Louis
Ames
Gonzales
Oeschger
Bender
Killifer
R.H.E. St. Louis
Currie
Lotz
Brotten
Demaree
Bums
Detroit Tigers Tops Yankees In Openers Series
Detroit defeated New York 4 to 1 in the opening game of the series to pull within three games of first place. Pitching by Coveleskie and Dauss held the Yankees to one run, with Shawkey and Russell suffering the loss for New York.
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Detroit Tigers
NEW York Yankees
Detroit
New York
Shawkey
Russell
Alexander
Coveleskie
Dauss
Spencer
Stanagz
Cummings Leaves for Davenport to Resume Studies
Al Cummings, Speeder pitcher, departed yesterday for Davenport to resumes his studies in a chiropractic school. Schools for scandals are somewhat crowded.
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Cummings
al Cummings
Speeder
Davenport
Jim Zoo Bags 2 20 Pace From Field of Eight
Milwaukee sept 14 Jim Zoo a bay gelding owned by J McChristian of Burlington Wis driven by Newell upset all calculations in the 2 20 pace at the Wisconsin state fair purse 1000 from a field of eight starters A sixth heat against Laddie was the deciding brush Laddie won two heats and tied for second in a third heat while Jim Zoo took two heats forcing extra heats Best time 21334 Other summaries list Eva Bingen June Todd Rollie Kanewood Miss Densmore and others with purses of 1000 and best times around 21134 to 21734
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Milwaukee
Jim Zoo
J. McChristian
Burlington
Wis
Newell
Laddie
Thistle
A. E. Vallatta
Otterbein
Ind
Christian
Ladddie
Wilkner
Eva Bingen
Bingen
Charles Dean, Jr
Winnie Axworthy
Lowell Axworthy
June Todd
Bik
Kentucky Todd
Smith
Habara
Peter Ax
Rollie Kanewood
Kanewood Baron
Taylor
Highland Twist
Willis Woodland
Miss Densmore
Vyzant
Thomas
the Proof
Abu Taleb
Cleveland Defeats Philadelphia 8 4 In Baseball Showdown
Cleveland with Southern league recruits at key positions beat Philadelphia 8 to 4 on Sept 14. Myers struggled allowing four bases on balls to fuel Cleveland runs as Beebe Lambeth and De Berry teamed for the win while Myers and Haley worked for Philadelphia.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Myers
R.H.E
Beebe
Lambeth
de Berry
Haley
Cuban Outfielder Acosta Injured in Columbus Game
Cuban outfielder M Acosta of the Minneapolis club broke his ankle sliding home in the third inning of the Columbus Minneapolis game. Acosta had been recalled from Washington to replace Rondeau who earlier broke his leg in Columbus.
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Columbus
M. Acosta
Minneapolis
Acosta
Washington
Rondeau
Buck Weaver Files Bankruptcy Petition
Chicago infielder Buck Weaver of the American League club filed for bankruptcy in federal court on Wednesday. He seeks relief from creditors of a South Side billiard hall enterprise that recently closed, with liabilities listed at 1002.86 and assets at zero.
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Buck Weaver
Chicago
George D
Buck") Weaver
Local Scores From Regional Games Listed
A string of city matchups shows Omaha 7 Colorado Springs 12 Des Moines 4 Topeka 1 Sioux City 6 Denver 7, detailing regional results and standings in a compact score note.
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Omaha
Colorado Springs
Des Moines
Topeka
Sioux City
Denver
Major Warner Ill in Kansas City Home
Major William Warner former U S senator from Missouri is seriously ill at his home from arteriosclerosis.
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Major Warner
Kansas City
William Warner
U. S
Missouri
Pirates Outslug Brooklyn in Six Hit by Pittsburgh Pitcher
Brooklyn Pirates face a six hit game as Pittsburgh pitcher W. Oust leads the Buccaneers to a win. Superbas held to six runs in a tense contest.
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Superbas
Pittsburgh
Wheat Makes Hit Rec Brooklyns 6 3 Win
Pittsburgh defeats Brooklyn 6 to 3 as Cooper limits the Brooklyns to 12 hits. Wheat extends his hitless streak to six games while J W Wheat posts two hits and Stengel adds a key RBI. Johnston Myers and Merkle lead Brooklyn with starts, but Pittsburgh pulls away in the late innings.
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Pittsburgh
AB. R. H. P Warner
Wscccresse
Baird
Avaseacesee
Bigbee
Carey
Hinchman
H. Wagner
Schulte
McCarthy
J. Wagner
Cooper
Wcessscoree
Brooklyn
Pleyers
AB. R
H. Johnston
Myers
Merkle
Mowrey
Oson
Meyers
Smith
Dell
Rucker
Nutsburgh
Wook YN Lee
J. W Wheat
H. Wuogner
Pitts
Burgh
Bale
Oo Cooper
ball—Meyers
New York Makes Eight Straight In Doubleheader Sweep
New York built an eight game streak by taking both ends of a doubleheader in Cincinnati. Game one ended 3 to 0 with Toney and Huhn allowing three runs through six innings while McCarty closed. Game two finished 6 to 4 as Cincinnati rallied, with Schneider Schulz Zer and Wingo on the mound for New York and Smith Perrin Rariden catching.
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de Cincinnati
New York
Cincinnati
Toney
Huhn
McCarty
Schneider, Schulz
Zer
Wingo
Smith
Perrif Rariden
Quincy High and Hannibal Decline Out of State Game
Quincy High will not play Hannibal this season. Principal Zeus Smith says Hannibal will not schedule games out of state, and the decision ends a potential matchup.
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Hannibal
Quincy High
Zeus
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