Boston Ousted From Big Race in 2 New York Losses
New York defeated Boston 2 0 and 6 0 to extend their winning streak to 25 games while Boston virtually exited the National League pennant race. Tesreau pitched the first win and Rudolph the second, with Burns Robertson and Kelly among the standouts for the Mets. The writeup notes Cushions on church seats as a final aside.
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A. E . Collins
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Sesevee
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Cseceereess
Rudolph
Chappelle
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eWilholt
Cascceeeeree
AB. R. H. PO
E. Burns
Herzog
Robertson
Zimmerman
Fletcher
Kauff
Kelly
McCarty
Scecseeees
Tesreau
Cevsseeees
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Byron and
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RW. B
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Nehf
Blackburn
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Kocher
Union Bowling Schedule Made
The Labor Temple Bowling league schedule, announced by Secretary Lehbrink, lists eight games for each team with matchups spanning October to December. Key dates include F L A against Iron Molders, Brewers versus Painters, Printers versus Plumbers, and multiple biennial showdowns among L T A Beer Bottlers Bartenders Molders and others.
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Printers
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Molders
Washington Wins Second Win Over Athletics 4 to 1
Washington defeated the Philadelphia Athletics 4 to 1 in the second game of the series. Score by innings shows Washington with a late rally, while Philadelphia managed a single run in the first. Batteries were Gallia and Henry for Washington with Nabors Bressler and Shang catching for Philadelphia.
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Innnings
Gallia
Henry
Nabors
Bressler
Shang
Miss Pinkerton Wins in Sedalia State Fair Races
Sedalia Missouri September 29 three $1,000 purses highlighted the great western circuit races at the Missouri state fair. Results include Miss Pinkerton first in the 2:17 trot with Gentry C. second and Wildwood Boy third. Lavde Densmore won the 2:12 pace with May Direct second and College Gentry C. third. Deputy Sheriff led the 2:11¼ pace with Ebenezer second and Belle Robertson third. Peter Arland won the 2:23 three year old trot with Kate Castle second and Vera Tramp third. Two running races completed the card.
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Sedalia
B. m
Taylor
Gentry C
Wildwood Boy
Lavde Densmore
Ch. m
H. Thomas
May Direct
College Gentry C
Pace
B. G
Ebenezer
Belle Robertson
Peter Arland
Hancock
Kate Castle
Vera Tramp
Boston Players Win In Longwood Tourney Semi finals
In Boston at the Longwood Cricket club semi finals, Miss Alice Cunningham of Boston defeated Mrs Barger-Wallach of Newport 6-1 6-3, and Miss Evelyn Sears of Boston beat Miss Gwendolyn Brandon of New York 6-4 6-3. Edith Rotch and Mrs Barger-Wallach advanced to the finals with a 6-3 6-3 win over Mrs H H Smith of Philadelphia and Mrs A A Shurtleff of Boston.
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Longwood
Longwood Cricket Club
Barger-Wallach
Newport
Alice Cunningham
Gwendolyn Brandon
New York
Evelyn Sears
Molla Bjurstedt
Edith Rotch
Race Program Postponed at Peoria Harness Event
Peoria NL reports the harness racing program tied to the national implement and vehicle fair was postponed due to rain. Four races will be run today and five more on Saturday.
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Peoria
Phillies Defeat Brooklyn in High Scoring 8 4 Victory
May’s win tightens pennant race as Philadelphia defeats Brooklyn 8 to 4. Key players mix strong hitting with clutch bullpen work to keep pace in the standings.
Lead but Half a Game Superbas in Pennant Race
Philadelphia overwhelmed Brooklyn 8 to 4 in the opener of their final series, cutting Brooklyn’s lead to less than a game in the National League race. Paskert led with a steal, Luderus homered, and Alexander pitched for Philadelphia while Cheney and Coombs struggled for Brooklyn.
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Paskert
Daubert
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Klem
Emslie
Refuses to Meet Commission Demands in Sioux City
Sioux City Iowa September 29 President E Hanlon of the Sioux City Western league club refuses to pay Jim Kane 450 for two months salary after Kane was released in May. Kane fought for the salary and the national commission ruled in his favor though Hanlon contests the payment.
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E. Hanlon
Western League
National Baseball Commission
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Kane
Wichita
National Commission
Races Postponed at Columbus Fall Meeting
Rain forced postponement of the grand circuit racing program in Columbus. The Thursday card will be run Friday and the Friday card moved to Saturday, now the meeting’s closing day.
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Columbus
Stags Install Officers in Enthusiastic Meeting
Stags held Thursday night as Alvin Buckles was installed prelate Leroy Wolf senior warden and T C Hatfield junior warden with State Director J H Roland installing. Roland arrived to receive the drove and predicts a large class to initiate at the October 12 meeting. Tony Krins, Past Exalted Director, may join grand officers and travel to St Louis for the second degree soon.
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Stags
Alvin Buckles
Leroy Wolf
T. C. Hatfield
J. H. Roland
Mr. Roland
Tony Krins
St. Louis
Clear Bad Skin With Dr King’s New Life Pills
Advertisement claims pimples and muddy complexions arise from blood impurities and promises clear skin by taking Dr King’s New Life Pills. It asserts mild laxative action removes poisons, producing a full bowel movement by morning. price 25 cents at druggists.
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Dr. King
Games Today Show A B A Matchups
Baseball and league schedule notes list games for today: Philadelphia at Brooklyn, Boston at New York, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh in the American Association. St Paul two, Kansas City four.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
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Palmyra News Roundup and Local Events
Frank Keller and Miss Ellen Gash wed in Canton at Rev W M Alderton’s home. Red Ball route markers installed between Palmyra and Taylor by the Commercial club. Ottawa visitors, school updates, birthdays, and local society notes. Union township Democrats plan Wilson Gardner club event September 29 in Philadelphia with Palmyra participation.
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Ellen Gash
Fablus Township
Canton
W. M. Alderton
Dora Keller
E. J. Carson
Charles Elsenberg
Palmyra
Taylor
Commercial Club
Adolph Nill
Ottawa
Ill
W. W. Sears
Ennis
Shelbyville
Robert Meilroy
Clarence
Lena Coons
Hannibal
Frank J. Ryan
Marion County
Viola Mary Montgomery
Shelby County
Thomas Ward
Julia M. Walby
Marton County
Oscar C. Krathman
LaBelle
Mary C. Geer
Monticello
Charley A. Leake
Blanche Bailey
Shelbina
Rowell J. Weighbrow
Lena Neft
Wilson- Gardner Club
H. J. Terrill
C. H. Plymote
W. H. Potter
O. F. Slater
H. F. Seymour
A. White
A. S. Graves
A. White, Jr
R. C G. Sullivan
FL P. Keller
L. G. Gibbons
M. F. Smith
C. I. Smith
William Lovelady
Leo Bryan
O. H. Phillips
N. Saffarans
W. C. Rose
T. S. Rogers
J. H. Bestman
J. H. Bross
John A. Miller
H. A. Moss
J. D. Triplett
John C. Hansbrough
John W. King
Thomas Bryan
Kk. W. Hecker
Frank Cunningham
Union Township Democrats
Wilson-Gardner Club
Philadelphia
Cigar Makers Strike for Higher Wages in Tampa
One thousand cigar makers in five Tampa factories walked out on September 29 demanding increases in piece work pay. Strikers seek raises from one dollar to seven dollars per thousand for mold made cigars.
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Yankees Win In Ten Frame Game
Come from behind victory as the Yankees defeat Ras Bale Se By 2 in a tense ten frame contest.
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Yankees
Ras Bale Se
Scott Plays Star Gontest Gets One Hit Five Assists and Five Putouts
The New York Americans beat Boston 4 2 in ten innings as Scott starred at short for Boston with one hit five assists and five putouts. Magee Janvrin Walker Gainer Hoblitzer Lewis Gardner Beott Cady Mays and Morridge noted in the box. Mogridge and Mays pitched for New York and Boston respectively.
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New York
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Janvrin
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Pipp
Walters
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Gainer
Miller
Baker
Peckinpaugh
Mogridge
Gedeon
Mogeridge
Evans
O'Loughlin
Power Outage Disrupts Orpheum Matinee and City
Power failures at a Thursday matinee halted lights at the Orpheum theater causing patrons to stay in place amid darkness. The outage trapped William Rupp Jr in an elevator at the Illinois State bank building while several factories paused operations and city services were affected. Only the street car system, backed by an emergency plant, avoided disruption.
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William Rupp, Jr
Illinois State Bank
Soldier and Sailors Home News and Deaths
About 4 30 Wednesday afternoon Thadieus C White was found unconscious in his paint shop at the home. He died at 11 30 p m. He leaves a daughter in Chicago and five grandchildren. He served in Co S 144 NL infantry. Born 1845, he would have been 72 January 31. Many residents and staff are mentioned with visits, illnesses, and transfers among cottages. Captain Westlakes daughter, Mrs Guston, visits, others travel, and social meetings with W C T U are noted.
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Chicago
Co. S. 144 NL
Infantry
Haise
Cottage 1
Squires
Nancy Frame
Clayton
Daniel Senneff
Blumenshine
Washington, Il
John Stone
Ripley, Til
F. T. Green
E. W. Kusifer
Hansburg
Ark
Decatur
Thomas Regulev
Carnahan
Lebanon
Ohio
W. S. Warner
Bookke
Eighth Street
Nicholson
East Moline
Bettie Burnett
Beach
Cal
Burlington
Bandits Still At Large After Express Heist Near Detroit
Detroit dispatch reports detectives and troopers pursuing the bandits who held up the New York Express on the Michigan Central line ten miles west of Detroit. Clues have been obtained but the men remain at large as authorities press the search. The piece also mentions a grim summer for children with illness and promotes Foley Cathartic Tablets for digestive issues.
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New York Express
Michigan Central Road
Troit
Foley
Ler & Arthur Drug Co—Adv
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