Plow Boys Triumph In Three I League Opener
In Moline, Sept. 16, the Plow Boys beat Davenport Blue Sox 3 to 1 in the first game of the Three-I league series to decide the championship. Pettigrew sparked the win with a pivotal eighth inning hit and a steal, while Scanlan limited Eller to four hits. Otto Noepping led Davenport with three hits, but could not sustain the rally. Crowd near 638 saw a warm, competitive matchup as Mayor Carlsen presented Hughes a traveling bag.
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Moline
Ned” Pettigrew
Cobi
Plow Boys
Dan O'Leary
Davenport Blue
Sox
Pettigrew
Frank Scanlan
Scanlan
Eller
Messrs. Pettigrew
Falk
Davenport
Otto ‘Noepping
Otto
L ‘Pete
Lister
Rock Island
Peoria
Carney
Alor. Tearney
Chicago
Tomoorrow
Carlsen
George Hughes
the Elks
Meyer
Ainale
Dobbins
White
Wilson
Plymouth horseman Harris to enter four at Baldwin Park meet
QO D Harris of Plymouth a well known horseman announced yesterday he will bring four horses to Baldwin Park track for the Fall Race meet next Wednesday Thursday and Friday. If the weather cooperates great crowds are expected for the three days and enthusiasm is high in this section. The program is said to have sufficient class to draw a large crowd with particular interest in the 2 12 pace on Thursday.
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Plymouth
Baldwin Park Track
Priday
Tigers poised to even series as Davenport leads
fragmentary report hints at Davenport and Gould and Graham on the field in an afternoon game. references to Tigers versus Red Sox, two more wins could even the series, with Dan possibly recovering a ball at home lot.
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Gould
Graham
Are
Davenport
Tigers
Red Sox
Tigers and Red Sox Pitching Duel Called a Sharp Clash
The passage compares two teams Tigers and Red Sox highlighting their pitching strength and offense. It recalls a guide showing a public safety item that could shoot through any defense and then a defense that could not be penetrated, suggesting the betting lean toward Phil lies in a playful, metaphorical context.
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Tigers
Boston
Connie Mack of the Minors recounts Muscatine baserunning chaos
New Egan highlights a Waterloo Muscatine game misplay where Wetzell and Spurs collide while attempting a hit and run. The ball sails over Hill yet the runners exchange paths, turning a likely triple into a single. Snow joins the big league bullpen, and a look back notes heavier Athletics World Series bets a year earlier.
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New Egan
Connie Mack
Waterloo
Muscatine
Wetzell
Helder
Ida
Hill
Spurs
Steiyz
Wetwell
Skinny Sohn Returns to Town After Strong Season
Skinny Sohn, who played with Mason City in the Central association this season, returns hale and hearty, well under two hundred pounds, and crediting another solid year in Mel Justice's circuit. Satan Stutz remains present in the American association, delivering errorless defense in a doubleheader with two hits and a stolen base.
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Sohn
Mason City
Pounna
Sohns
Mel Justice
Hfe
Detroit Fans Wire Wins for Sox Over Boston
Detroit supporters sent a message begging the White Sox to beat Boston. Manager Rowland relayed the plea and Chicago finally won 3 to 1, amid frustration over earlier losses to the Red Sox.
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Sox
Boston Red Hose
Rowland
Detroit
Boston
Rowlands
Red Sox
Cobb and his only look equal to the occasion
In Boston the Detroit Tigers face the Red Sox as Cobb and his teammates rise to the moment with a 6 to 1 indicator of momentum and resolve.
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Cobb
Boston
Chicago Tops Brooklyn 1–0 in 12 Inning Pitchers Duel
Chicago beat Brooklyn 1 to 0 after twelve innings in a tight pitchers duel between Vaughn and Pfeffer. Chicago moved into fifth place as the win featured four scattered hits and a late surge. Byron apologized for yesterday’s fight, saying he regretted the incident witnessed in Boston.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Vaughn
Pfeffer
Valpine
Byron Irote
Jr. Smith
Boston
Ab.r.h.o.a.e
O'Mara
Daubert
Stengel
Terete Ton
Getz
McCarty
Mietfer
Dene Geandens
Ale
Good
Fisher
Schulte
If Se. Sci
Phelan
Siete
Ad Nes
Saizr
AB Siadlisivees
Williams
Vege Bee
McCarthy
Archer
Veceea Cee
Ovveweeety
Brooklyn Chan Ieee Ul
Safer
Rery
Orth
Byon
Great Western Milwaukee Track Reopens With Mixed Results
Racing resumed at the state fair after rain delays, with the Great Western circuit in poor condition. Trot results include The Proof first, Somblack second, Calia Dillon third in 2:13.14. Pace events show Lillian T first, King Dillard second, Fred Mack third in 2:09.14. Three-year-old trot top time 2:98.14 by Humfast with George Patterson second.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Exponent
Somblack
Calia Dillon
Lillian T
Roy Patchen
King Dillard
Fred Mack
Eva Bahur
Marvel Bahur
Judge Jones
Irving
Heat
George Siancee
Fred Russel
Auto Zombra
Trampfast
George M. Patterson
Red Binger
Jerry T
Lane Leads At 1000 Yard Roejong Match
A P Lane of the Rifle Revolver Club of New York won the Roejong distance match at 1000 yards with a score of 98. Lieut Curt G. H. Kay of New Jersey was second with 97 and Sergeant Wayble of the Marines third with 97. Claude Hyde won the individual match with 208. J Lienhard and Archie Farquharson of the Marine Corps scored 308. George H Chesley of the Winchester Rifle and Gun Club won the New York State Rifle Association individual with 186. Lieut Col William Towes of New Jersey was second with 184 and Major A E Wells of New York third with 181.
William sets world pace record at grand circuit meeting
Syracuse Sept. 16 William a five year old pacing stallion drove a mile to wagon in 1 59 1 4 beating the world record by two seconds in ideal track and weather at the grand circuit. Owner C W OK Billings of New York City drove him. Event featured multiple races with purses from 1000 to 3000 dollars and contenders including Miss Harris Thistle Patch Lela Patchen and King Couchman.
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N. Y
Napoleon
C. G
Watter
Geers
Earl -Jrs
Cox
H . Brett
B. S
Grady
Lela
Patchen
King Couchman
St. Frisco
B. S. By
San Francisco
Ray Miller
Tommy Todd
Snow
Kathryn Coletta
Mary Guy
Miss Harris
Peter the Great
McDonald
Thistle
Patch
Blk
Clare Gentry
Beim
Jones
Hal
Plex
Arden de
Forest
Lee Axworthy
Axworthy
Seul Lee
An‘drews
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B. m
Murphy
Fair Virginia
Laramie Lord
Master Bo
Tommy
Sitalg
Seenaey
Strafford
Airdale
Natoprime
Victor Star
Expose
Parcliffe
Jones Gentry
B. G
John R. Gentry
Ostrander
Ben- Laponit
B.g
Margot
B.'M
Baron
Evelyn W
Bingen Pointer
Baron Frisco
Br. Gy
H. L. Briggs
Helen Constantine
Harriman
Rose Uae
Dua
Vitesee
Br. m
W. D Mitchell
Bingola
Dacine
William
Abe J
G Billins
Empire-Hippodrome Show Lineup Puts Henpecked Hen ry and Sam
At the Empire Hippodrome the Sunday matinee and night schedule on Sept 19 features Henpecked Henry. Sept 22 offers Sam with Mizzi Hajos. A Sept 26 appearance showcases Jack Bessy Stock Co.
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Henpecked
Henry
Sam
Mizzi Hajos
Jack Bessy Stock Co
Henpecked Henry at the Hippodrome Sunday
Playgoers with an ingrowing touch will attend Halton Powell’s musical comedy Henpecked Henry at the Hippodrome Sunday only. Audiences will find the show a sure cure and conclude the inventor of laughter wrote the play. Chorus is magnificently costumed.
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Henry
Halton - Powell
Tibbon
Sari and Mizzi Hajos Opera Heads to Hippo Drome
Sari featuring Mizzi Hajos, billed to exceed The Merry Widow, arrives at the Hippo Drome next Wednesday with Henry W. Savage on tour. The production brings the Broadway hit’s celebrated cast, chorus, settings, and costumes, with Emmerich Kalman’s sparkling music and memorable melodies. The show promises lively dances led by the Hazazaa routine and a large orchestra to deliver the score.
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Sari
Mizzi Hajos
Henry W. Savage
Hippodrome
Broadway
Auow
New York
Emmerich Kalman
Kalman
White Sox Fall to Yankees 3-2 in Late Rally
New York ends its losing skid by defeating Chicago 3-2 after an eighth inning rally. Chicago tallies came in the fourth on Murphy's walk and Eddie Collins' homer. Cicotte fends off the Yankees seven innings before the eighth, when Maisel Peckinpaugh Baumann and Hartzell drive in three runs on doubles and singles.
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New York
Chicago
Murphy
Eddie Collins
Cicotte
Yankees
Maisel
Peckinpaugh
Baumann
Hartzell
Ab.r Ii
O.A.E 'Murphy
J. Collins
Collins
Rey
Jackson
Felsch
Viverra
Seibold Blackburn
Ss Johns
Teree Nee Schalk
Kwee
Pipp
Agate
If Cook
Cree
Miller
An Walters
Shawkey
Caldwell
Cole
Beebe Nenaeben
E. Collins
Russell
Nallain
Dinneen
Johnson Leads Washington Past St Louis 8 2 in Opener
Washington dominated St Louis 8 to 2 as Sims started for the visitors but erratic pitching allowed Hamilton and later Sothern McCabe to see action. Washington built a 2-0 first inning lead and added four runs in the final frame for victory.
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Johnson
St. Louis
Sims
Hamilton
Suther
McCabe
Sothern
Leary
Williams
Powers Victor Over Henderson in Westyhogam Shoot
Atlantic City N J September 16 Ueary Powers of Atlantic City defeated Woolfolk Henderson of Lexington Ky for the championship at singles in the Westyhogam shoot by breaking forty consecutive targets in the shoot off. Powers and Henderson tied with E Hellyer Jr of Alexandria Pa in the regular event with 98 breaks each. Hellyer was eliminated in the first extra string. Lester S German of Aberdeen Md had an unfinished straight run of 372 in the tournament at day's end, with ten events of 15 targets today and no misses, leading professionals. Henderson and W Hoon of Jewell Iowa were high guns among amateurs.
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N.J
Ueary Powers
Woolfolk Henderson
Lexington
Powers
Henderson
E. Hellyer, Jr
Alexandria
Hellyer
Lester S. German
Aberdeen
W. &. Hoon
Jewell
Towa
Ammateurs
Enid celebrates twenty second anniversary of Cherokee Outlet
Enid Oklahoma marks the twenty second anniversary of the opening of the Cherokee strip and the birth of Enid. The city hosts a week long gala with thousands of visitors for fair and carnival festivities.
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Enid
Okla
Cherokee Strip
Fire Commissioners Meet At City Hall Session
Fire Commissioners Alderman Weisenburger Bickhaus and Litter with Chief Marriatte held the monthly meeting at city hall. Auditing of department bills was the main business. Payroll totaled 1584.90 and miscellaneous bills 832.28.
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Weisenburger, Bickhaus
Litter
Board of Fire Commissioners
Marriatte
Easleys Visit City From Bra shear Missouri
Mr and Mrs T R Easley of Bra shear Missouri are spending a few days in the city. They arrived by automobile and are staying at the Hotel Newcomb.
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T.R. Easley
Brashear, Mo
City
Newcomb
Philadelphia Leads Series Win Over Cincinnati 10 to 3
Philadelphia jumped to a big early lead and cruised to a 10 to 3 victory over Cincinnati in the first game of the series. Alexander steadied the mound with a solid effort while the hitters scattered Cincinnati’s pitching throughout the game. Cincinnati’s defense faltered as Philadelphia built the lead.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Alexander
R. H.E
Burns
Adams
George
McKenery
Wingo
Clark
Cobb Angered at Bean Balling Hurls Bat
Detroit Tigers and Boston Red Sox clash in a tense American League showdown. Ty Cobb confronts Mays after two near hits, Cobb's bat tossed in the eighth, crowd abuse follows as Detroit rides strong offense to a 6-1 win. Coaching staff and police escort Cobb from the field after a heated finish.
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Cobb
Bean
SOX
Baseball Scores From Indianapolis and Nearby Games
In Indianapolis the American Association games show Milwaukee 9 runless to 0 against the home team through darkened conditions after 6 2.5 innings. Columbus beat Minneapolis 7 to 2. Louisville led St. Paul 6 to 3 as Cleveland and Kansas City faced a forfeit with Kansas City refusing to play.
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American Association
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Columbus
Minneapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
Cleveland
Kansas City
Baseball Schedule Today Across Leagues
In the American League Detroit visits Boston, Chicago plays New York, Cleveland goes to Philadelphia, and St. Louis meets Washington. In the National League Boston visits St. Louis, Brooklyn faces Chicago, New York travels to Pittsburgh, and Philadelphia plays Cincinnati.
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Brooklyn
Boston
St. Louis
Chicago Bee
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
New York
Detroit
Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
National League
Baltimore Defeated By Pittsburgh In Federal League Tilt
Baltimore fell 8 to 5 at Pittsburgh as both sides used many players. Pittsburgh broke a tie in the seventh inning after Baltimore forged ahead, with Leclair Black Quinn Russell facing Knetzer Dickson Comstock OConnor Berry on the mound.
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Baltimore
RIE Baltimore
Leclair
Black
Quinn
Russell
Knetzer
Dickson
Comstock
O'Connor
Berry
Magees and Kauff Win Game in Extra Innings
In St Louis on September 16 Magee hit a double and Kauff followed with a homer in the eleventh, giving Brooklyn an 8 to 5 victory. Final line shows St Louis 5, Brooklyn 8 with Finneran Upham Wiltse Blusiacket Land Crandall Plant Chapman as battery.
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Magee
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Dr King New Life Pills Offer Quick Relief
An old advertisement urges readers to take Dr King’s New Life Pills for constipation and a clogged system. It promises fast bowel movement without pain and claims neglect causes serious health risks. The 25 cent bottle is promoted as an easy nightly treatment.
Bengals Drive Foster From Mound In Fifth Inning
Foster exits after surrendering the decisive runs as the Red Sox seize control late. Key reliever changes and sequence help shift momentum, with Bengal hitters pressing to rebuild the innings.
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Bengals
Foster
RED Sox
Quincys Pulse Baseball Carnival Postponed to Next Week
Rains postpone Quincys Pulse Baseball Carnival at Golden to Wednesday and Thursday of next week. If weather cooperates, the full program plus extra features will be held. Mrs R D Niebaum dies in West at 79, former Quincy resident. funeral in Pontanelle Neb. Survivors include five sons and three daughters.
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Golden
West
William Landwehr
South Twelfth . Street
Pontanelle
Neb
R. D. Niebaum
Quincy
Former Resident Dies in Cincinnati Burial Planned
Former Ines resident Diegy R. Ss. Laird died at his Cincinnati home Tuesday. Funeral services were held there yesterday and the body shipped to Woodland Cemetery for burial. Laird, about 80, left the city ten years ago and is survived by children Mrs. E B Rogers Miss Leota Laird Miss Bessie Laird Mrs. Jesse Andre Mrs. Ida Whitefleet and Will Laird. Burial planned in Woodland Cemetery today.
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Ines
Cincinnati
Woodland Cemetery
Laird
E.B. ‘Rogers
Leota Laird
Bessie ‘Laird
Jesse “Andre
Colorado Springs
Ida Whitefleet
Will Laird
California
Woodland
Cote Tery
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