White Sox win first game of last series in Boston
In Boston on Sept 20 Chicago defeated the retiring world champions 3 to 2. Cicotte allowed seven hits as Ruth Risberg and E Collins produced key plays. Gandil doubled and scored on Risberg, Schalk's single sending the winner in the eighth.
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Wingo Highlights Philadelphia St Louis Matchup in 3 2 Win
Wingo keyed a 3 2 win for Philadelphia over St Louis as his fourth hit, a triple, broke a 1 1 tie in the eighth. Gerber mishandled a liner but threw home wild, Griffin advanced to third, and Galloway delivered the run. J Walker debuted behind the plate for Philadelphia. Noyes was released to Chicago by waivers.
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Barnes McLeod Meet For PDA Final At Roslyn
ROSLYN N Y Sept 20 Jim Barnes western open champion and Fred McLeod 1908 national title holder won their PDA semi finals at Engineers Country Club on Friday They will contest the 36 hole final Barnes beat Bob MacDonald five up and four to play McLeod defeated George McLean Long Island expert three up and two to play
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Corpus Christi Neches Aransas Counties Placed Under Martial Law
Gov W P Hobby proclaimed martial law for Corpus Christi and Neches San Patricio and Aransas counties swept by the weekly tropical hurricane. A street car passenger in England uses a punched paper to show his boarding point and pays by distance traveled.
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Giants Defeat Pittsburgh on Battery Error
Hogg limited St. Louis to five hits as Philadelphia won the first game of the series 3 to 1. The Phillies scored in the first three batters against May, helped by two walks and a single. MeuSel’s sacrifice fly and Bancroft’s two-run double padded the lead. Hornsby hit St. Louis’ lone run with a homer into left field bleachers.
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Rain Delays Columbus Grand Circuit Pace and Trot
Persistent rain forces postponement of Columbus grand circuit heats. The 2:15 pace is ruled out for Clifford Direct after a $500 ticket sale, while Lou Todd wins the first heat of the 2:13 trot. Finishing heats move to Saturday with 11:30 a.m. calls to complete the week’s program.
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National Magnates Reject Temporary Abrogation of Agreement
National league club owners met in New York and declined to sanction temporary abrogation of the national agreement. The group, including Dreyfuss Baker Grant Mason Williams Stoneham and Ebbets, adopted a three action resolution opposing the commission’s call, favoring non drafting of minor league players in 1919 and insisting on prior territorial rights unless debts are paid. Heydler supports selecting a neutral chairman with no club interests.
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Rockford Car Owners Seek Seven Cent Fare Increase
Rockford City Traction company filed a petition with the Illinois public utilities commission seeking a seven cent fare. The current fare is six cents, nine tickets for 50 cents. General manager W C Sparks cited a 25 percent wage rise causing a deficit. the commission took the matter under advisement.
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Probate reports show balances for Wissman and Morton estates
In probate court Etta Wissman executrix reported receipts of 43241.50 and disbursements of 7478.35 with a balance of 35763.15 requested to be turned over per the will. Conservator William C. Morton filed a report showing receipts 645.40 disbursements 512.25 and a balance 133.13. Guardian bonds posted for Mary Reta Mellon. Also a note that American manufacturers can advertise in the Netherlands with familiar U S forms.
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Sox Must Win One Game Yet To Clinch It
Chicago crowds flood the park and mail with reservations for World Series games between the Cincinnati Nationals and Chicago Americans. Chicago can clinch the pennant with one win in seven remaining games as Cleveland’s results could alter the finish. Thousands of letters with checks arrive. requests are handled by mail only with a four-ticket limit per game. A daylong mail processing effort is under way to meet demand and President Comiskey anticipates rapid ticket sales.
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Plans for Quincy Country Club Links Golf Course
Professional Bob Foulis of St. Louis maps the new Quincy Country Club links. The 3237 yard course will feature a 581 yard longest hole and a challenging iron shot to a difficult green. Turf is praised, big ditch Curtis Creek shapes holes, and a knollside clubhouse offers panoramic views.
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Golf Course Layout Described With Ditches And Bunkers
A historical description details the green with a vale and broad possibilities for a sporty hole. It outlines holes three through eight with directions toward State street, bunkers, and carries over a big ditch. It notes Mr. Foulis charted few bunkers and used natural obstacles with minimal greens grading.
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Lincoln School Dismissed For Emancipation Day Event
Lincoln school will dismiss at noon next Monday so students may join families in the Emancipation Proclamation day celebration in Highland Park. Superintendent Charles M. Gill announced the partial holiday with a special program for the Negro community in the park.
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