ARE LICKED AGAIN Prospect Hills Wallop Troop Fourth Consecutive Game
In a doubleheader on Prospect Hill dia mond, Prospect Hill Stars defeated Troop F Third Cavalry 6 to 4 as Pahlmann and Scott starred for Prospect Hill. Batteries were Taylor Marshall and Scott, Apple and Gutenberg. The second game saw Prospect Hill married team beat the Twins Club 9 to 8 with Robinson delivering heavy hitting for the married men.
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Prospect Hill
Prospect Hill Stars
Troop F
Third Cavalry
Pahlmann
Scott
Sonmseaemn
Taylor
Marshall
Apple
Gutenberg
Twins
Benedicts
Robinson
British golfers win Detroit matches in best ball foursome
Harry Vardon and Edward Ray, the British team, beat local stars J. T. McMillan and Wylie Carhastt 4 up and 2 to play in a best ball foursome. In afternoon play neither improved Detroit Country Club's course record of 71. Ray carded 73 and Vardon 75.
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Detroit
Mich
Harry Vardon
Edward Ray
J. T. McMillan
Wylie Carhastt
Vardon
Ray
Malone Beats Pinckney in YMCA Tennis Session
Labor Day festivities marked action at the YMCA tennis court as five matches were played in a regional tournament. The opening match featured Malone facing Pinckney in a lively exchange of serves and returns, kicking off a day of competitive play.
Tennis results featuring Malone Pinckney and Guerard
R Moe beat C R Fuquay 6 2, 4 6, 6 1 in a tense match. J D Malone defeated T F Pinckney, first set won by Malone. Pinckney surged to take the second 6-3, but Malone claimed the third 8-6. F E Guerard edged Malone 6-1 6-2, leaving Malone weary after the Pinckney battle. Boggs defeated F E Guea at 6-1 and Pinckney.
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R. Moe
C. R. Fuquay
J. D. Malone
T. F. Pinckney
Malone
Pinckney
F. E. Guerard
Guerard
W. H. Boggs
F. E. Gueaat
Azevedo Beats Wolgast In Ten Round Contested Bout
Joe Azevedo defeated Ad Wolgast by decision in a ten round fight in Oakland. The younger fighter dominated with speed while Wolgast defended with his left hand as his right failed to deliver. A seventh round knockdown shocked the crowd and the referee warned Wolgast after a tense clinch exchange.
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Oakland
Cal
Joe Azevédo
Ad Wolgast
Wolgast
Azevedo
Cima Wins Sounder Yacht Race in Marblehead
In Marblehead Massachusetts three American boats defeated six challengers in the international sounder. Cima owned by Guy Lowell of Boston finished first, with Spring owned by J. L. Saltenstall of Beverly second and Ellen owned by Co. P. Curtis of Boston third. German Angela IV led the first three to finish among the foreigners, followed by Scrum and Wittelsbach. The drifting race covered a 7 1/2 mile triangle twice with Spring awarded second by one second amid a close IV contest. The second race tomorrow will cover twelve miles on a windward and leeward course.
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Marblehead
Mass
Cima
Guy Lowell
Boston
J. L. Saltenstall
Beverly
Ellen
Co. P. Curtis
Angela IV
Crown Prince William
Wittlesbach
McDermott Wins National Ten-Mile Swim Title
St Louis witnessed Mike McDermott of the Illinois Athletic Club Chicago claim the seventh national championship ten mile swim. He finished in 1 hour 50 minutes 46 seconds after the grueling endurance race conducted by the Missouri Athletic Club.
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ST. Louis
Mike McDermott
Illinois Athletic Club
Chicago
Missouri Athletics Club
Middleweights in Bout: Abbott Stops Smith in Springfield
In the first local bout since boxing was halted, Tommy Abbott of McAlester Oklahoma knocked out John Smith of Bartlesville Oklahoma in the fifth round of their scheduled ten round middleweight fight in Springfield last night.
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Springfield
Tommy Abbott
McAlester
Okla
John Smith
Bartlesville
In a Close Swimming Contest
Kansas City report of the Kansas City Athletic Club ten mile Missouri river swim. EB Campbell a packing plant superintendent won by seven yards finishing in 1 hour 28 minutes. Edward Mc Carron, 14, placed second four seconds behind Campbell.
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Kansas City
EB Campbell
Kansas City Athletic Club
Missouri River
Edward McCarron
Fiuid
Campeli
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Outshines Imitations
The advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as uniquely healing for coughs and colds, claiming no other medicine duplicates its soothing effects and that substitutes are inferior. It emphasizes to insist on the genuine product, which contains no opiates, from Fischer Drug Coa.
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Foley
Fischer Drug
Aviator Pegoud Repeats Upside-Down Flight At Buc
French aviator Pegoud wowed crowds at Buc by flying 3000 feet high and performing an inverted vertical dive followed by a giant S shaped descent in a controlled demonstration. Women presented him flowers as he clambered from the cockpit and declared the engine ran at quarter speed upside down. Experts say the feat proves aircraft stability and the need for calm piloting to right the machine after abnormal attitudes.
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Versailles
France
Pegoud
Buc
Juvisy
Golf Links Popular At Laurel Heights And Country Club
More than 150 golfers turned out yesterday at Laurel Heights and Country Club for multi round play. Players dined at both venues, many posted strong scores, and the Country Club match schedule was deferred to favor individual rounds. The city championship in October will be held at these courses, with entrants hoping to familiarize themselves on the layouts.
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Laurel Heights
Country Club
Foster Signs First With Boston Americans for 1914
Boston on September 2 reports pitcher George Foster became the first player to sign for the 1914 season with the Boston Americans on a one year contract.
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Foster
Boston
Mass
George Foster
Boston Americans
Walters Wins Bout in Hammond Amid Tough Clash
In Hammond Indiana on September 2 Billy Walters a former sailor defeated Ed lie Clabby a brother of the middleweight ranks amid a fierce boxing match that showcased Walters speed and power. Clabby pressed early but Walters rallied in the later rounds to secure a clear victory in the local gym.
Woman credits Lydia E. Pinkham remedy for improved health
In Bovina Center New York Mrs Willard A Graham says six years of poor health and back pains improved after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound She reports better energy and able to care for her two children and urges others to try the remedy and write for advice from the company headed by a woman in Lynn Massachusetts and kept confidential
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Willard A. Graham
Elsworth Tuttle
Bovina Center
N. Y
Lydia KE. Pinkham
Weight boxer in a ten round welter bout yesterday afternoon
A ten round welterweight boxing contest took place yesterday afternoon. The fighters were welterweights, and the match was held in the afternoon session of the program.
Clabby Beats Sailor Grande In 20 Round Bout
Jimmie Clabby of Milwaukee won a decision over Sailor Grande of San Francisco in a 20 round middleweight bout at Sacramento California last night by the end of the bout.
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Sailor Grande
Sacramento
Cal
Jimmie Clabby
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Plumber A CoHmann Advertises Phone Contact
An advertisement lists plumber A CoHmann with contact phone number £97. The short note notes an offered service and price, implying a local business listing in a period newspaper.
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A. CoHmann
Argentina Wins First Trophy At International Target Meet
CAMP PERRY Ohio Sept 2 The Argentine republic team won the Argentina American naval trophy with 1612 points leading the United States navy at 1490 on ranges 300 metre 600 yard and 1000 yard The Swiss faced wind effects while the French and Swiss shooters adjusted special rifles Captain Dillon led running deer scoring 42 Cobb and Lane followed Fennessy in critical condition after an accidental shooting Five star shooters from the Italian Shooting Society of New York arrived for individual matches.
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Ohio
United States Navy
J. G. Dillon
Pennsylvania
C. H. Cobb
Navy
Alfred P. Lane
New York Athletic Club
Michael Fennessy
Starpshooters
Italian Shooting Society of
New York City
Herman Beats Fellow Townie In Eight Round Bantam Bout
In Memphis on September 2, Kid Herman of New Orleans won the decision over Eddie Coulon, also from New Orleans, after eight rounds. Both fighters were bantamweights in a local card.
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Memphis
Tenn
Kid” Herman
New Orleans
Eddie Coulon
Farmers Protest Plan at Salina Convention
Farmers Union executive committee urged congress to adopt more liberal agricultural appropriations abolish dealing in futures establish a bureau of marketing in the Agricultural Department extend rural credit tighten immigration laws and oppose the proposed central bank currency plan in a report presented at the national convention in Salina Kansas.
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Salina
Kan
Bureau of Marketing
Agricultural Department
Congress
The
Farmers’ Union
Union
Commission Denies Boston Bid in Player Sales
The national baseball commission in Cincinnati on September 2 denied Boston National Club’s request to nullify the sale of players Duncan to Philadelphia Nationals and Wilson to Toronto via the Dallas Club of the Texas League. Boston claimed negotiations had advanced, but the commission found differences in terms and upheld the sales.
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Cincinnati
National Baseball Commission
Boston National
Duncan
Philadelphia Nationals
Wilson
Toronto
Dallas
Boston
Planed $4,000,000 bridge would link Washington and Virginia
Washington plans for a four million dollar bridge to connect the capital with Virginia were announced. The House committee on commerce is weighing the project and faces the challenge of selecting a Virginia terminus site.
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Washington, D. C
Virginia
House Committee On Commerce
San Marcos Schools Open With Enrollment Rise
San Marcos city schools opened with 655 pupils enrolled, up 50 in the high school from last year. Walker King, formerly of Palestine, will replace G. M. Sims as superintendent, after Sims resigned Saturday to take Dougherty’s appointment as State Superintendent of Education.
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San Marcos
Tex
San Marcos City
Walker King
Palestine Schools
G. M. Sims
Sims
Dougherty
Picture Operators on Strike in Indianapolis Theaters
Moving picture operators in downtown Indianapolis theaters went on strike yesterday after refusing an $18 to $25 weekly raise. An attempt to keep patrons out disrupted performances as shows resumed, sparking several fights downtown.
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Indianapolis
Ind
American minister Benton McMillin arrives in Lima
LIMA Peru Sept 2 The newly appointed American minister to Peru Benton McMillin of Nashville Tenn arrived with Mrs McMillin. Also a hardware ad notes screen doors at reduced prices from Sam Speir Hardware Co at 219 Losoya St.
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Losoya St
McMillin
Dima
Lima
Peru
Benton McMillin
Nashville
Tenn
Sam Speir Hardware Co
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