Sedalia Goldbugs Win Ten-Inning Pitchers Battle Over Joplin
In a tense ten inning game Curtis for Sedalia and Lowell for Joplin pitched superbly. Sedalia triumphed 7 to 5 with decisive hits in the tenth inning, Ford’s three bagger sparking the late rally. Umpires Eels and Evans presided as 367 fans watched a two hour contest.
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Sedalia
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Joplin
Miners
Goldbugs
Ford
Eels
Evans
H Poae Fillman
Seer
Roedel
Porter
Stoner
Cope
Harrington
Persch
Rapps
Pore Bauers
Rf White
Fillman
Schranz
Fort Scott Tops Springfield In Uneven Baseball Bout
Fort Scott defeated Springfield 7 to 1 after a high scoring rally backed by better hitting. Cravens allowed many hits while Kane kept Fort Scott’s bats productive. both pitchers struggled with control as Springfield failed to close gaps late.
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Springfield
Fort Scott
Kane
Cravens
Iola Triumphs in Fourteenth Inning After Slow Start
In Iola Kansas on August 19, Iola won 4 to 3 over Pittsburg in the fourteenth inning. Killilay pitched a shutout until the late frame while Scroggins drove in the winning run after Pittsburg yielded two runs.
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Iola
Pittsburg
Kas
Killilay
Scroggins
Grace Riley Fined for Disturbing the Peace
Grace Riley was fined 2 dollars plus costs in police court this morning for disturbing the peace. William Curran, Sam Smith and Frank Murray were each assessed 5 dollars for their rowdy behavior last night. Dora Hubbard and Eva Nolan had case for keeping late hours continued to August 25.
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Grace Riley
Wm. Curran
Sam Smith
Frank Murray
Dora Hubbard
Eva Nolan
Ship Ablaze at Sea Sparks Dramatic Alert
A ship on fire at sea drew swift response and rescue efforts as crews battled the blaze amid waves and smoke. A separate event showcased a vivid exhibition at Mutascope parlors attracting curious crowds and lively discussion.
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Central Business College Exhibit at the Fair
The Central Business college displays at the fair with shorthand typewriting rapid calculation and penmanship exhibits. Master Harry Millay shows fastest rapid calculation while Prof J H Rogers oversees penmanship. The school, founded by Prof C W Robbins in Sedalia twenty years ago, reports rising enrollment and a larger city population, with graduates securing lucrative positions. The Mutascope parlor advertises Mt Pelee eruption shows at 7:30 every evening.
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Central Business College
Harry Milliway
Bruce
Lone Jack
J. H. Rogers
Secalians
Mutascope parlors open in Sedalia with free admission
Mr Leon Loeb opened Mutascope parlors in the former McGowans drug store at Third and Ohio. Admission is free and the show is described as wholesome for children. New pictures and Mt Pelee eruption with electrical effects to be added. Dr W M Carter has moved his dentist office to the Hoffman building. Also listed are local real estate loans, cows for sale, and J H Bothwell attorney in Sedalia.
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Mt. Pelee
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Fifth and
Experts Guarantee First Class Laundry Service
Experts in our line guarantee perfect satisfaction in all laundry work. Shirts collars and cuffs are done in AI style the finest work. First class service.
Grand Trunk Railway Timetables Offered Free
Longan's Laundry in St. Clemens, the Mineral Bath City, receives a promotional pamphlet describing timetables and services. Free descriptive literature will be mailed on application to the Advertising Department, Grand Trunk Railway, Chicago.
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Grand Trunk Railway
Adams St
Chicago
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