Napoleon Direct Wins Free for All at Columbus Races
Edward Geers, released from hospital, watched Napoleon Direct win the free for all pace as Roan Hall captured the Board of Trade stake. Miss Perfection claimed the 2:08 trotting heat from Allie Watts, with Bonnington earning shares as Miss Perfection beat 2:30 trotting. Roan Hall and The Savoy also raced in the program.
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Columbus
Edward Geers
Napoleon Direct
Roan Hall
Board of Trade
Miss Perfection
Allie Watts
Bonnington
Roan Hal
Hal
Murphy
Miss Harris M
Donald
Goldie C
Valentine
the Savoy
Dr. Burns, Jr
Walter Direct
Streyer
Cox
I Russel Boy
Hal Boy
McMahon
Tome
General Watts
Edman
Bellini
Virginia Barnett
Durfee
Baron Bond
Bik
Bondsman
Allen
Middie
Aaron Dillon
Baron Dillon
Fuller
Black Peter
Peter the Great
C. Crayton
St Francis will not field a football team this season
St Francis college will not participate on the gridiron this season. A squad will be organized and practice held but no regular contests are planned. The college may play a couple of practice games with the local high school, but neither is for honors. An old bachelor remarks on matrimony.
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ST. Francis
St. Francis College
Waring to Leave Hannibal Mules Next Season
President Henry Riedel of Bluff City reports Ted Waring, last season’s Hannibal Mules boss, will not return. A salary dispute is cited. Waring may join the Speeders as manager if a team is owned here next season. Johnny Castle could also manage the Mules, a popular name with Hannibal fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Waring
Hannibal Mules
Henry Riedel
Bluff City
Waring
Speeders
Hannibal
Johnny Castle
Mules
Castle
National Champion Wins at Boston Tennis Open
Miss Molla Bjurstedt of Norway and Harry C. Johnson eliminated Ina Kissell of New York and N. W. Niles of Boston in the Longwood Cricket club open tournament by 60 63. In the upper half, Eleanora Sears and R Norris Williams reached the semi finals with a 7 5 6 3 victory over Barger Wallach and Biddle. Gwendolyn Brandon advanced to the semis by beating Leslie Bancroft 6 4 6 4 and will face Evelyn Sears after Sears defeated Kissell 6 1 6 2.
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Boston
Molla Bjurstedt
Norway
Harry C. Johnson
Ina Kissell
New York
N. W. Niles
Longwood Cricket Club
Eleanora Sears
R. Norris Williams
Barger-Wallach
Craig Biddle
Philadelphia
Gwendolyn Brandon
Leslie Bancroft
Brandon
Evelyn Sears
Miss Sears
Lightning Burns Out 10hp Motor at Quincy Casting Plant
At 8:40 on Wednesday morning a lightning strike burned out a 10 horsepower electric motor at the Quincy Casting company located at Fourth and Payson avenues. Employee John Schnellbacher was knocked down but unharmed. Fire crews from stations 2, 4 and 3 responded, extinguishing the blaze. The factory will close for two to three days, and the damaged motor will be shipped to St Louis for overhaul.
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Quincy Casting Company
Fourth and
Payson Avenue
John Schnellbacher
St. Louis
Highway Committee Plans Friday Road Inspection
The highway committee of the Chamber of Commerce will tour the Tayor road Friday to inspect grading and leveling work. Rain postponed the trip from Thursday. Chairman Abbott, George Levi, W J Singleton, A H Beitman, and Judge C F Perry will form the inspection group to push improvements before freezing weather.
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The
Chamber of Commerce
Tayor
Abbott
George Levi
W. J. Singleton
A. H. Beitman
C. F. Perry
New York Wins Ninth Inning Rally For 28th Straight
New York edges St Louis 3 to 2 after a two out ninth inning rally. Burns and Robertson spark the attack, three base hits by Wauff and Herzog highlight the visitors. St Louis made a late push but falls short in the 28th straight victory for the New York club.
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New York
St. Louls
St. Louis
AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Bescher
If .Eeesesees
Bohen
J. Smith
Hornsby
Tf Wilson
Rfo
Miller
Snyder, Co
Retzel
Steele
AB. R.H. PO
Zimmerman
Fletcher
Kauff
Holke
Rariden
McCarty
Anderson
Benton
Lobert
G, Smith
Weelelly
Ritter
Oeene
Wauff
Herzog
Stetle
G. Smith
Litter
O'Day
Warrison
Smith
Brooklyn Defeats Chicago Cubs 2-0 in Pennant Race
Brooklyn closed championship ball Wednesday and increased its lead to one and a half games in the pennant race by beating Chicago 2 to 0.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
High Need for Practice Delays Quincey High Macomb Prep Clash
Quincey High faces a hard practice week ahead as critics doubt readiness for the Macomb High game Saturday. A general try-out is likely to test every squad member, with Wells at center and a strong defensive line but uncertain offense. Players listed include Hetdbreder Ireland McKinney Wells Dickson Farrar Merle Johnson Dorsey Best Weisenborn Stanbury Pierson.
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Quincey High
Wells
Hetdbreder
Ireland
McKinney
Dickson
Farrar
Merle Johnson
Dorsey
Best
Weisenborn
Stanbury
Pierson
Sloan's Liniment promotes quick relief for pains
Stiff knees and aching limbs prompt uso of Sloan's Liniment, a universal remedy for rheumatism gout and sore muscles. Easy to apply and penetrates without rubbing, it compares favorably to salves and poultices and is marketed as a convenient on hand solution for strains sprains and strenuous exercise. Available from your druggist for 25 cents.
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Sloan
Barry Back In Uniform Homecoming Victory Leads Sox
Boston completes homecoming with a 3 2 ten inning win over New York. Captain Barry returns to the field after a broken hand, on the coaching line with Manager Carrigan. Nunamaker retires with a lame leg. Hooper and Janvrin spark the offense as Boston earns the late run for the win.
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Boston
New York
Barry
Carrigan
Nunamaker
AB. R, H. PO
Hooper
Cesss
Janvrin
Shorten
Walker
Hoblitzer
Lewis
Gardner
Scott, Ss
Cady, Co Veecseeeensee
O Thomas
Shore
Mays
P W
McNally
H. TO
A. BE. Magee
High
Sadia
Peckinpaugh
Pipp
Aeseee
Baker
Sbw
Shocker
C.seesacee
O Shawkey
Ceeesess
Boston Voccaves Secess
Scott
Hoblitzel
Gedeon
Peckinpough
Hoablitzel
O’ Loughlin
Evans
Club Standings and Results from Yesterday
At Philadelphia the teams were Washington 13 17 0 and opponents 3 8 3. In Boston New York 2 6 2 faced 3 7 3. Team results reflect standings and recent performance at both venues.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Boston
New York
Baseball Schedule And Scores From Recent Day
Games today include Chicago at Cleveland, Washington at Philadelphia, New York at Boston. Yesterday results in Boston showed Yexterday at 2-5-1 and Pittsburgh 0-5-1. At New York the score was 3-9-1 versus St. Louis 2-10-2. At Brooklyn Chicago lost 2-5-1 while Philadelphia faced Brooklyn and Boston met New York.
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Pet
Soston
Chicago Seether
Detroit - Bee
St. Louis
New York
Cleveland Tae
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cleveland
Boston
Yexterday
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Ta Pet Ae
Philadelphia Wees
Scores from midwest league games listed
The record shows American Association results with Indianapolis eight Louisville six Toledo seven Columbus fifteen St Paul six Kansas City four. Separate outcomes imply a sequence of matchups across multiple cities with varying point totals.
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American Association
Indianapolis
Louisville
Toledo
Columbus
St. Paul
Kansas City
Senators Hit Myers Hard Winning 138 to 3
Washington defeated Philadelphia 13 to 3 in a Sept 28 game. Batter notes show Shaw Gharrity Myers Picinich among players. Unclear line scores and erroneous 138 may reflect OCR errors but the result was Washington over Philadelphia 13 to 3.
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Senators
Myers
Philadelphia
Washington
Shaw and Gharrity
Picinich
Concordia Bowling League Sets Tuesday Start
The Concordia Bowling league will hold meetings on Tuesday and Thursday evenings with the first session next Tuesday night. Team captains are Harry Meyer Henry Hoener Raymond Heidbrink and Harry Vornham.
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Concordia Bowling League
Harry Meyer
Henry Hoener
Raymond Heidbrink
Harry Vornham
Springfield Wins in Four-City Women's Golf Tour
In Peoria on Sept. 28 the four city women's golf tournament concluded with Springfield Country Club taking top honors. Springfield won team play and Mrs. Lewis Wiggins led with low gross. Low net went to Mrs. E Walbridge of Decatur. High team scores featured Miss Grace Greene of Bloomington, Miss Lillian Hart of Springfield, Mrs. R. E. Vail of Decatur, and Mrs. Carl Block of Peoria.
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Springfield
Peoria
Lewis Wiggins
E. Walbridge
Decatur
Grace Greene
Bloomington
Lillian Hart
R. E. Vail
Carl Block
Armed band crosses border near El Paso
A troop of armed mounted Mexicans crossed the Rio Grande near Cinecue Park ten miles east of El Paso. They were spotted by U S cavalry and fled back to Mexico without a shot fired. They were believed to be Carranza troops scouting for lost horses.
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EL Paso
Texas
Cinecue Park
Rio Grande
Eighth U.S. Cavalry
Mexico
Carranza
Insults Lead to Long Workhouse Term for Williams
Williams, a colored man, was ordered to serve 10414 days in the work house after insulting remarks to a white woman on North Eighth Street Tuesday night. Purcell overheard and beat him, leaving Williams with a bruised eye and broken nose, then police took him in. He paid a $50 fine plus costs or serving the term. Lucile Vancil paid $5 and costs for intoxication after arrest at Belle Williams place. Marc Cameron fined $2 and costs for intoxication. suspended to continue trip. William Cook paid $4.25 for intoxication.
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I. Williams
John Tucker
North Eighth Street
Purcell
Lucile Vancil
Belle Williams Place
Fourth and
Cedar Streets
Koch
Williams
Marc Cameron
Sedalia
William Cook
Bond issue meetings planned across Adams county region
J R Pearce will speak on bond issue plans to Otis Elevator works employer Friday noon. George H Gardner manager posted notices in shops for the meeting. L L Royer and B H Pertmeier of the Illinois highway depart ment will speak in Loraine this evening with Judge C F Perry. Judge Lyman McCarl and Oscar Arntzen will speak in Kellerville tonight. Friday night L L Boyer and B H Pertmeier speak in Marblehead. W E Lancaster to address Women Teachers club on Oct 5 in Chamber of Commerce. Good roads league aims to inform Adams county women about road improvements and bond plan.
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J. R. Pearce
Otis Elevator Works
George H. Gardner
L. L. Royer
B. H. Pertmeier
Illinois Highway Department
Loraine
C. F. Perry
Lyman McCarl
Oscar Arntzen
Adams County Good Roads League
Kellerville
L. L. Boyer
Marblehead
W. E. Lancaster
Women Teachers’ Club
Chamber of Commerce
Good Roads League
Adams County
Boston Braves win final home game 1 to 0 over Pirates
Boston gains its sixth straight win defeating Pittsburgh 1 to 0 in the Pirates last game of the season at Boston. Cooper and Wagner pitched for Boston while Tyler and Gowdy worked for Pittsburgh with Blackburn closing.
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Boston Braves
Boston
Pittsburgh
Cooper
Wagner
Tyler
Gowdy
Blackburn
Carriage and Wag onmakers Benevolent elect officers
Members of the Carriage and Wagonmakers Benevolent association elected officers for the year at the annual meeting Monday evening. John Fuelbier was reelected financial secretary, a post he has held for 25 years. Officers named include President Charles Kaltenbach, Vice President George Schreiber, Treasurer George Pauk, Recorder Arthur Zolle, Secretary John Fuelbier, and Trustees George Geiger, Jasper Dittmeyer, and Barney Krueper.
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Carriage and Wagonmakers’ Benevolent Association
John Fuelbier
Charles Kaltenbach
George Schreiber
George Pauk
Arthur Zolle
George Geiger
Jasper Dittmeyer
Barney Krueper
Student Council of Ten Forms Thirty Member Body
A high school meeting established a permanent student council of about 30 members. It will include all senior officers, three junior officers, two sophomores, the manager and editor of the school paper, team captains from football basketball and baseball, plus five at large representatives from each class. Elections set for Friday morning. Seniors will dominate the council. Gym classes to begin on winter schedule Monday at the Y M C A.
Rinehart crops prospects in Marion County land tract
W A Rinehart of Palmyra and Queen City Missouri discussed farm prospects from his reclaimed land along the Marion county bottom and the South River. He reported on wheat oats corn buckwheat clover and hay yields and noted 5100 acres of rich land in his tract including the site of old Marion City. He also spoke on Quincy reclamation as a city asset and announced a Lyceum meeting at the Y M C A tonight.
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W. A. Rinehart
Palmyra
Queen City
Quine
Steffensoil
Marion County
Rinehart
Marion City
Sroe
Chariton River
Quincy
Kingdom of Reclamation
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Giants
Roan
Riedel
H. C. Johnson
Highway Committee
Moller-Futterer Auto Co
Maine St
Dick Bros
Chicago Cubs
Ey Myers
Daubert
Wee Earane
Stengel
Cutshaw
Teene Mowrey
Olson
Y ' Miller
C . Saneene
Eveee
Vaughn
Mowrey
Olsen
Chiciago
Vampires
Rigler
Eason
Macomb
Boston Red Sox
H. Strohl
Hampshire St
Cocch
Anheuser-Busch Branch
Quincy, Ill
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