World Series Open Oct 6 On White Sox Field
Cincinnati dispatch reports the World Series will open in Chicago October 6 with games in Chicago and New York, detailing toss outcomes Umpires chosen and plans to send 1000 word reports to France for soldiers plus a post-series exhibition.
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Frank Navin
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Chicago Americans
Giants and Pirates Tie In Ten Innings At Pittsburgh
New York and Pittsburgh finished in a 9 to 9 tie after ten innings. Perritt and Steele started, both knocked out as New York tied late and the game was halted by darkness. The contest will be replayed as part of a doubleheader Saturday with Cooper and Carlson contributing bullpen work for the Pirates and Demaree and G Smith handling the mound for the Giants.
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Steele
Smith
Demaree
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Cooper
Thorpe
Rezdek
Niem
Kiem
Kauff
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Mollwitz
Tesreau
G. Smith
Paes
Klem
Bransfield
White Sox Rally Past Red Sox In 11th Inning Win
Chicago gains ground on Boston in the pennant race by winning 5 to 3 in 11 innings. Schalk drove in two with a two out single as an error and key hits helped Chicago tilt the score. Palmer had four singles and a walk in five plate appearances.
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Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Schalk
Felsch
Palmer
Strunk
Myers
Seibold
Kay McMuhen
E. Collins
Jackson
Felech
J. Collins
Gandil
Ib Weaver
W.esceeee
Lynn
E Schalk
Murphy
Jourdan Jini Foe
Williams
Jamieson
Ritte
Grover
Oreo Avane Bodie
Ae Palmer
Wet
Istrunk
Sea
Weae McInnis
Ate
Bodie
McMullen
Collins
Danforth
Willams
Russell Boy Loses In Grand Circuit Free For All Pace
In Columbus Ohio on September 21 William Russell Boy and William, racing in a six horse field, failed to place money in the free for all pace and posted a 1 58 1 2. Miss Harris M won two heats. Hal Boy took the other. Jay Mack won 2:20 class pacing after five heats. Robert Gatewood set a new three year old record in 2:05 1 4. Driver Dick McMahon was robbed of 1400 dollars in a hotel.
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Ohio
William
Directum I
Harris M
Hal Boy
Jay Mack
Robert Gatewood
Geers
Dick McMahon
Robert Gay
Murphy
Burt K
al McKinney
Capital City
Busy
Lassie
Peter the Great
Cox
Bacelli
Spriggan
Early Don
Donny Clay
Frisco Worthy
Golden Axworthy
Richard Hunter
Bertron
Allerton
Frederick the Great
Bida
Opera Express
Louis Winter
Browns Defeat Senators in 4-2 Game
St Louis shut out Washington 4 to 2, scoring all runs in the first inning of the series finale. Final line shows St Louis 4 runs on 4 hits with 2 errors, Washington 2 runs on 6 hits with 1 error. Batteries Davenport Hale for St Louis, Gala Shaw Dumont Ainsmith for Washington.
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Washington
St. Louis
R.hle
Davenport
Hale
Gala, Shaw, Dumont
Ainsmith
Yanks Downed Again in Cleveland Split
Cleveland swept the last game of the series with New York 6 to 2 on September 21. Klepfer and Bagby, with O'Neill, faced Shocker, Fisher, and Nuna maker for New York. The visitors battled for seven innings but could not overcome Cleveland’s late offense.
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New York
Cleveland
R.uw
E. Cleveland
Klepfer
Bagby
O'Neill
Shocker
Fisher
Nunamaker
River ripples as Scamp undergoes overhaul at dock
The launch Scamp, owned by A V. Setter, was slid onto the marine ways Thursday for a general overhaul. The White Collar line steamer Keokuk arrives at 10:30 this morning to pick up freight abandoned by the Helen Blair on Wednesday, and will begin its upriver trip at 3:30 this afternoon.
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A V. Setter
Wll
Keokuk
Helen Blair
Silent Rebuke for 2 Senators in Audrain County Rally
Jefferson City Sept 21 a patriotic rally in Mexico honoring Audrain county drafted men showed deep support for the President and hostility to two unnamed senators Reed and Stone. Gov Gardner declared he would leave no stone unturned for the President while speeches urged national unity and loyalty with 99 percent of Missourians described as loyal to the President.
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Reed
Stone
Mexico
Audrain County
Gardner
Bob” White
Jeader
R. D. Worrell
Worrell
Rufus Jackson
Washington
Wallace
Presbyterian Church
Wilson
Army
Navy
John S. Leahy
St. Louis
National Army
Missouri
Gov. Gardner
Recruits Enlist At Local Station Include Waiver Granted
Three recruits enlisted at the North Fifth Street recruiting station near the Princess theater on Thursday. William H. Albricht, 49, of 419 North Fifth, had his age waiver granted after initial rejections. Joseph J. Smith, 53 Madison Street, married with nondependent wife waiver, was accepted for immediate sending to Jefferson Barracks. Charles W. Lindsey, Hamilton II, enlisted in infantry and will join Albricht and Smith at Jefferson Barracks.
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Princess Theater
William H. Albricht
Langsford
Keeler
Washington
Albricht
Joseph J. Smith
Madison Street
Jefferson Barracks
Rto
Mr. Smith
Ned
Charles W. Lindsey
Hamilton
Infantry
Albricht and Smith
Pike county Christian churches hold Sept convention in Pike
Pittsfield reports the annual Christian churches convention of Pike county will be held in the city on September 26 and 27 with the local Christian church hosting. Prominent church workers will speak and a picnic dinner is planned. Nineteen churches in the county participate to strengthen cooperation.
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Christian Churches of
Pike County
Frank L. Shriver
Cora Helm
Louisiana
Clifford Smith
Independence
Larry Underwood
Prank M. Lewis and Son
Fr. M. Jr
Scott County
Ford Automobils
Bluffs
Lewis, Jr
Mr. Lewis
Mary A. Dow
Glen Elion
Alfred Utt
Jesse M. Seniff
Richmond
R. T. Wicks
Julia
Stats Bankers’ Association
Quincy
Shieks
First National Bank
Lucia Byers
Baby
Paragould
Ark
Mrs
Storck
S. L. Morgan
Chicago
Winemac
Strauss
Claude J. Shinn
John Gettman
Pittsburgh
Harvey R. Williams
Perry Rush
Detroit
Capt
George Webster
Social Get-Togethers Across Beverly and Vicinity
Beverly residents and families are noted visiting relatives and friends over the weekend. Elizabeth Carbaugh and family joined Roy Kelly. Eliza Sykes and Ermyn Askew with others visited Mrs. Stauffer in Vermont. numerous calls and dinners circulated among the Sykes, Wardin, Inslee, Davidson and related households.
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Elizabeth Carbaugh
William
Wife
Roy Kelly
Eliza
Ethel Sykes
Ermyn Askew
Ezra Wardin
Kennedy
Vermont
Stauffer
William Sykes
B. I. Hancock
Ida Ogle
Minnie Inslea
Ezra Hardin
Mary Kelly
William Test
Roe Rogan
Gibson
Hadley
Earl Davidson
H. Hofmeister
Emma Huffman
Alice Davidson
Minuasae Inslee
Quincy
Or. Rhoades
Ray
Camp Parker
Rhoades
Merle
Charles Hull
Sundy
Sundy With Mrs. Hull
Mary Welly
Frank Funk
Mamia Sykes
Evin
Arntten
Skelly
William Nelson
Lydia Hendricks
Photoplays and stars in Universal Weekly listings
Universal Weekly highlights include The Slacker starring Belasco and Emily Stevens, The House of Cards with Catherine Calvert, Children of the Feud featuring Dorothy Gish, The Calico Vampire with Fay Tincher, The Fe male of the Species with Dorothy Dalton, Haystacks and Steeples, The Heart of Texas Ryan, and Colonial offerings Meddling with Marriage Daring Chance and In the Ranks.
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Star
Belasco
Emily Stevens
Cologne Explosion Kills 34 at Munition Factory
A telegram to Central News from Amsterdam reports a Cologne munitions factory blast killed 34 people and injured 24 others. The disaster underscores wartime manufacturing dangers amid ongoing conflicts.
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London
Amsterdam
American Doctors in London Arrive for War Duty
London dispatch reports the first contingent of American civil doctors arriving in London on Sept 20. They are being detailed for duty in hospitals across London and England to support medical services during the war.
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