Hooper and Pipp lead Boston to win over New York
Boston wins 6 to 1 at New York. Hooper and Pipp homer. Shorten adds a three base hit. Hoblitzel doubles. Cady catches Barry on double plays. Fisher, Shocker, Mogridge, Leonard each allow runs. Leonard striking out five. Umpires O Loughlin and Moriarity. Time 1:34.
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Shocker
Boston
New York
Hoblitzer
Shorten
Hooper
Pipp
Barry
Cady
Leonard
Scott
Hoblitzel
Fisher
Mogridge
Mogrilge
O'Loughlin
Moriarity
Baker
Bridgeport
Ab.r. H.O
Ab.r. H.O.A.E. Hooper, Rf Ee 21 Barry, 2B 1 2 Hoblitzel
Ravens
Lewis
Peeae
Maisel
Miller
Gedeon
Nunamaker
Walters
Hendryx Venevenee
HG School Meets Alumni Wednesday
The Q H S football team will clash with an alumni eleven on the new Fourteenth and Jersey field Wednesday evening. Coach Hall approves the game if alumni can field a full squad, with several former players already practicing. Names mention several exs from the school and a star quarterback from a southern university.
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Fourteenth
Jersey Streets
Hall
Evan Morris
Tyle Potts
Rowland Boswell
Rudolph
Harvey Riggs
Edward Menke
Merle Johnson
Victor Winters
Robert Williams
Louis Lusk
Carl Albright
Norman Cottrell
Southern University
Indianapolis Clinches Lead In A A Pennant Race
Indianapolis moved 2 1 2 games ahead after a 3 to 2 win over Milwaukee as the American Association pennant race neared its end. St Paul and Louisville trailed tied for second after Columbus beat them 5 to 4.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Columbus
Louisville
Hutchinson Defeats Joplin In Ten Innings To Lead Western League
Hutchinson beat Joplin 4 to 2 in ten innings in the first game of the Western League split season series. Three hits and two errors aided Hutchinson as they scored the decisive runs. The win puts Hutchinson in position to meet Des Moines in the post season series for the league championship.
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Joplin
Hutchinson
Des Moines
Club Standings in Western and American Leagues
Western League standings show Watchinson at ?. Joplin led by a two run edge from Sunday's title game. American Association lists St. Paul 4 6 4, Columbus 5 9 4, Minneapolis 5 9 5, Toledo 4 1 2, Milwaukee 2 4 2, Indianapolis 3 8 2, Kansas City 3 10 2, Louisville 4 10 2.
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American Association
St. Paul
Columbus
Minneapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Loutaville
Sunday Games in Major Leagues Result Summary
The American League saw Chicago 4 over St Louis 2 and Cleveland 8 over Detroit 6. In the National League St Louis defeated Chicago 6 to 0 while Cincinnati won 4 3 against Pittsburgh which stood 2 2.
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Pet
Chicago
Boeton
Ee Ee
Cleveland
Detroit Steers
Wee
Washington Beens
New York
St. Louis Hee
Philadelphia
St Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Giants Captain Under Suspension
New York today reports President Hempstead suspended Captain Herzog of the Giants for refusing to join the Boston trip. Manager McGraw had offered rest if he felt unable, but Herzog left with the team, saying medical advisers warn against play for some time. A related case saw Third Baseman J Franklin Baker suspended by his club for insubordination after missing a farm visit and an exhibition game.
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New York
H. Hempstead
New York National League
Herzog
Boston
McGraw
Giants
Philadelphia
Polo Grounds
Ridgely
Hempstead
J. Franklin Baker
Baker
Maryland
Bridgeport
Conn
Donovan
Boston Downs Pirates In Fourteen Innings
Boston defeats Pittsburgh 4 to 1 in the opening game of the series after fourteen innings. Rehg Maranville and Powell key the late rally with a triple and timely singles as Miller falters in the fifteenth. Batteries Hughes and Myers for Boston. Miller and Schmidt for Pittsburgh.
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Boston Downs Pirates
Pittsburgh
Miller
Boston
Rehg
Maranville
Powell
Tyler
R. H.E
Hughes
Myers
Schmidt
Phillies Cup Game in Cincinnati
Philadelphia defeated Cincinnati 4 to 1 as Alexander puzzled the Reds and Killifer Mitchel Wingo. Score Philadelphia 4 runs 10 hits 1 error. Cincinnati 1 run 8 hits 3 errors.
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Cincinnati
Alexander
Philadelphia
R.H.E. Philadelphia
Killifer
Mitchel
Reuther
Wingo
Terrifying Skin Diseases Reach Through Blood Remedy
An ad claims eczema and skin irritations stem from blood impurity, not surface disease. It promotes S. S. S. as a fifty year proven blood remedy sold by druggists nationwide and offers free medical advice from Swift Specific Co in Atlanta.
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S.S
Swift Specific Co
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Schupp Bests Douglas In Pitching Duel
New York shuts out Chicago 5 0 in the first of a series as Schupp outduels Douglas. Key ninth inning double play followed Zeider single by Deal, Burns catch, Zeider almost to third. Kauff homered, two bases and solid fielding support boost the visitors.
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Chicago
New York
Schupp
Douglas
Zeider
Deal
Burns
Robertson
Kauff
Zimmerman
Fletcher
Smith
Holke
McCarty
H.C.A.E Flack
Kilduff
Wolter
Schick
Merkle
Dithoefer
C Douglas
Pechous
Walker
Leslie
Prendergast
Flack
Dihoefer
Umps
O’day
Harrison
Peter June Wins Horse Review Futurity at Columbus Meet
Grand Circuit racing in Columbus highlights Peter June driven by Geers winning the Horse Review Futurity for two year olds. Little Frank D wins two heats in the King stake before The Savoy takes the sundown heat. Other results include Straight Sail in 2:04 1-4, and 2:05 pace with best 2:02 14.
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Columbus
Ohio
Peter June
Geers
Little Frank
Horse Review Futurity
Nella Dillon
Frank D
Savoy
Valentine
Ima _ Jay
North Spur
Lettie Lee
Alma Forbes
Miss Rexetta
General York
Bonnie Det
Glenwood B
Zembro Clay
Horse Review
Trotters
Wid
Peter the Great
Ruth Mainsheet
Neila Dillon
Truxton
the Savoy
Peter Look
Braden Direct
Walter Cochato
Peter Pointer
Adie Guy
Hazel H
Herman Defeats New York Bantam Contender in Six Rounds
Pete Herman bantamweight champion defeated K. C. Eggers of New York in six rounds. Herman dominated every round with speed and cleverness as Eggers bled from the nose and mouth. Eggers weighed under 118 pounds while Herman was a fraction overweight. The title holder forfeited 100 dollars, contributed to the Red Cross.
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Pete Herman
New York
Philadelphia
K. C
Eggers
Herman
Red Cross
Revival Plans In Union Service At Carthage
Plan for revival in Carthage details a union service at the Christian church on Sunday at 2 36 p m with Rushville visitors sharing experiences from Rushville Tabernacle meetings and outlining efforts for Sept 23 start. Tabernacle construction continues with a joint Baptist church meeting planned to recruit volunteers.
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The
Baptist Church
Christian Church
Billy Sunday
Fairfield
Iowa
G. W. Scott
Tabernacle
John Marah
Fpontoosuc
E. W. Dunham
E. W. Hood
Barr
Robert A Barr
Colusa
Robert Munson
Blanche Bantle
Atty
Clyde P. Johnson
O'Harra, Wood & Walker
J. A. Cantwell
New York City
M. J. Jonson
Second Quota To Report On Friday
CARTHAGE Sept 18 Following is a list of men ordered to report to the local exemption board for military duty and for transportation to Camp Dodge for mobilization at 3 p m Sept 21 1917. The list posted Sept 17 includes Charley R. Smith Orville Ancelet Clark Oliver Showalter Minor Edgar French Arthur F Voorvaart Edward Lloyd Rich and many others from Carthage LaHarpe Plymouth Dallas City Warsaw and nearby towns with names and assignments for travel to the mobilization camp.
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Carthage
Beard
Edgar Martin Gleason
LaHarpe
Otto Gisbert
Ray Cronk
John Ray Boyles
Ervin Taswell’ Akers
Lewis Paul Link
John Leslie Cludray
Arthur Choulet
Earl Wilfred Cogburn
Tressler Hulene Shinn
Edwin Everett Murphy
Carl H. Buckett
Earl Laugharn
William C. Kettenring
Bowen
Nichelaus Derksen
Basco
Lacy Lawrence Guyman
Stillwell
Carl Henry Goessling
Russell Baker Sweet
Frank A. Douglas
Plymouth
Ralph Parker
Warsaw
Lester Ryan Mapes
Ferris
Earl Swisegood
Augusta
Harry Anthony Sandine
Dallas City
Ivin James Reed
Louie A. Kent
Fletcher Marcellus Northup
Nauvoo
Edward Justin Nichols
Homer Lefler
Elmer James Buhl
Everett Ray Simpson
Hamilton
Hugh C. Weir
Burnside
Frank Harden Dennis
Harry Berges Kreig
Blandinaville
Fred Eugene Dunsworth
Irven Meyer
Ferdinand S. Pilkington
Carl Thomas Smith
Isaac N. Alexander
Jessa Welch
William McHone
William Clifton Carle
Lee Smith
Floyd B. Schafer
Mallard
Chris Harberts
Robert Lee Bundy
Hjalmer H. Johnson
Jacob Ahrends Schmidt
Preston Welch
Samuel Fred Limkemann
Sutter
Homer Leroy Huff
Virgil Clair Neill
West Point
Walter W. Smith
Carl H. Kurrle
Dallas
Pete Demoff Ganevsky
Evans Wilson Ayers
Russell Hurley
Isubert Thomas
Adrian Floyd
Walter Niggameyer
Rudolph Pohl
Neil Huston
Robert Wallace Reed
Charles Clark Lesler
Blandinsville
Edward A. Kane
John W
Spinanger Warsaw Harrison Mor hart Nauvoo Reed LaHarpe Reidner Perris
Spinanger, Warsaw, Charles Edward Harrison, Carthage, Edwin W. Mor hart, Nauvoo, Charles L. Alston, Ft. Green, Elmer H. Bubb, Augusta, Archell Fortney Reed, Carthage, Alfred Lee LaHarpe, William Ed Reidner, Perris.
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Spinanger
Warsaw
Charles Edward Harrison
Carthage
Edwin W. Morhart
Nauvoo
Charles L. Alston
Ft. Green
Elmer H. Bubb
Augusta
Archell Fortney Reed
Alfred Lee LaHarpe
William Ed Reidner
Perris
Auto Hits Buggy Near Marblehead
Auto collides with a buggy carrying Ed Wolfe of Fall Creek near Marblehead on a Sunday, overturning the rig. Russell Simon of Quincy driving another car failed to pass width and struck the buggy rear wheel, leaving Wolfe uninjured aside from minor scratches.
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Marblehead
Ed Wolfe
Fall Creek
Russell Simon
South Fifth Street
Quincy
Wolfe
Simon
Marblehead Personals
Rentfro
Reeds, Mo
A. A. Long
Marblehead Lime Company
E. E. Long
Springfield
Nora Dollbeare
Griggsville
John Haggart
Alta
Philadelphia
H. C. Wittland
Messrs. F
G. Brickman
William Ellerbrake
Fred Klusemeyer
Fred Wittland
H. Danhaua
Local News Roundup From Ewing Missouri
Miss Fannie Crutchfield visits family near Ewing as Fred Fohrman plans Iowa car trip. Mrs Jessie Fleming and Miss Carrie Goodson return to St Louis after a stay with Goodson relatives. Prof Osgood resumes music teaching in La Belle after vacation. Darrell White heads to Detroit for work. Goldin Carr of Emerson visits aunt Mrs George Martin. Fred Eberhardt and Homer Job in Quincy on business and family visits. Rena Cain returns to Bank of Ewing after Edina trip. Anderson Blater of La Grange visits. Mrs H E Lamb accompanies her mother to Quincy. Frank Lowe and Sam Quinn from Maywood travel to Monticello for court.
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Fannie Crutchfield
Quincey
James Crutchfield
Fred Fohrman
Iowa
Jessie Fleming
Carrie Goodson
St. Loula
Jack Goodson
Prof
Osgood
la Belle
Bank of Ewing
Edina
Anderson Blater
la Grange
Ewing
H. E. Lamb
Throckmorton
Quincy
Frank Lowe
Sam Quinn
Maywood
Town
Monticello
Bluff City items and regional notes from Bluffa Illinois
Bluffs Illinois reports family travel to Canton for winter with son Albert Monday. A Bluffa resident won a Springfield fair prize amid lighter crowd due to a strike. Chautauqua closed with a strong program. Lewis Motor Co bought land to build a Ford garage. Household Science club met at Mrs Etta Okea home. Mr and Mrs William Vanter welcomed a baby girl. G M Burrus moves to Perry for next year’s school assignment. William McCullum and family visited in St Louis. Paul heads to training camp September 19. Russell Arundle attends state fair school for boys representing Scott county. Bluffa forms a permanent Red Cross branch ready for future work.
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Monday
Canton
Ill
Albert Monday
Bluffa
Springfield
Chautauqua
Lewis Motor Co
Household Science Club
Etta Okea
William Vanter
G. M. Burrus
Perry
Williiam McCullum
St. Louia
Paul
Russel Arundle
Scott County
Red Cross
Orpheum bill features La Chesta and strong finale
The Orpheum program opens with Lonzo Cox silhouette art then Morgan and Stuart offer chatter and songs in A Jitney Banquet. La Chesta delivers toe dancing rivaling top acts, followed by Archie Mitchell trio with musical comedy. Pilgrim's Chorus on cornets draws applause before the Arco brothers close with feats of strength.
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Orpheum
la Chesta
Archie Mitchell
Pilgrim's Chorus
Arco Brothers
Lonzo Cox
Morgan
Stuart
Clayton Illinois social notes and county events
Blanche Farmer leaves for Canton Missouri to attend school for the winter. Sumner Pallardy heads to Peoria answering the draft call. Eleanore Fredlin visits Mt. Sterling friend Melva Miller. Mr and Mrs W C Shank move from Clarimore Oklahoma to live with Lydia Crowder. The Missing Link Apple Co ships another carload of tomatoes. Mrs Robert Williams and daughter Dorisa of Springfield visit Hattie Mitts. State fair attendees include Veach Love Linn Mikesell Yeldell Amith Coffman Marshall Watson Everbrock. Emma Purpua visits aunt near Augusta. Mrs Dr Brown has letters from abroad. Rhoda Robinson hears from Slider Peacock in France. County officers dine with board at Hotel Clayton. Lackey Wallace quartet and Mary Kirkpatrick entertain. Chad Colpit family and Everett Miller travel to Quincy. Miller moves to Chicago terminal. Local residents visit Quincy. T C Smith Edwards also in Quincy.
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Blanche Farmer
Canton
Sumner Pallardy
Peoria
Sam
Eleanore Fredlin
Mt. Sterling
Melva Miller
W. C. Shank
Clarimore
Oklo
Lydia Crowder
Missing Link Apple Co
John Peacock
Medva Miller
Chad Colpit and Son
Quincy
Everett Miller
Chicago
T. C. Smith
Edwards
U S Consulate in Dunkirk Destroyed by Bomb
The American consular agency at Dunkirk France was destroyed by a German bomb on September 7. Consular agent Benjamin Morel was unharmed and the archives were saved, according to a report to the state department.
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U. S
Washington
Dunkirk
France
Benjamin Morel
Photoplays and train tragedy headline mix
Photoplays listing includes The Tanks in the Battle of Ancre and other features starring Belasco Marc McDermott and pilired Manning. theatrical pairings include The Food Gamblers His Perfect Day and more with Lucas Lederer Ovey and Mix. Two killed near Farmington Ill when a Minneapolis and St Louis train struck Joe Japolis and his son-in-law John Yusher Sunday night. bodies found Monday.
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Star
Ancre
Belasco
Marc McDermott
Pilired Manning
Elda Millar
Quincy—Stingaree
Lonesome Luke
Tom Mix
Farmington
Ill
Joe Japolis
John Yusher
Minneapolis
St. Louis
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