Washington Beats Keota 4 to 3 in Close Showdown
Washington edged Keota 4 to 3 as Everett held the mound for the locals. Key moments included Ellert being hit, Fritz safe on an error, and Calhoun scoring on a passed ball in the seventh. Washington adds three games with Hiteman next week, the only home dates during carnival week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
Williams
Everett
Washington
Ellert
Ducky
Henderson
Fritz
Calhoun
Hellerich
Jacobson
Parks
Thompson
Holm
Tommy
Lleft
Burch
Schuebner
Warren
Benton
Wallace
Monmouth
Muscatine
Wooley
Peoria
Hiteman
Iowa
Des Moines
Newton
Baseball Results Across Leagues and Standings
Baseball results compile across the American and National Leagues with team records and percentages. Listings include Boston, Detroit, Washington, Cleveland, New York, Chicago, St Louis, Pittsburg, Brooklyn and Philadelphia along with minor and Western League standings and absorption notes for several cities.
Baseball scores from multiple leagues listed by teams
A dense summary of baseball results across American League National League American Association and Central Abboctation divisions noting scores for games between Philadelphia Chicago New York St Louis Boston Detroit Pittsburg Brooklyn Cincinnati St Louis New York Washington Cleveland Milwaukee Louisville Minneapolis Toledo St Paul Columbus Kansas City Indianapolis Wichita Omaha Denver Des Moines Sioux City Lincoln St Joe Topeka and other matchups with varied first and second game results and weather affected contests
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W. YL
Boston
Detroit
Wastrton
Cleveland
Phittelia
New York
Chicago
Louis
National League
Cinem’ail
T Louis
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Phifet
Min
Kan
City
Columbus
Paul
Toledo
Louisville
Milaukee
Western League
Denver
Sioux City
Hfs St
Central Absoctation
Ottumwa
Galesburg
Kewanee
Hannibal
Keokuk
Monmouth
AMM Scatine
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Washington
Cincinnati
St. Llanvis
American Association
Milwaukee
Louleville
Loouisville
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Kansas City-Indianapolis
Wet Grounds
Wichita
Omaha
Des Moines
Lincoln
St. Joe Topeka
Raln
Central
Marlington
iMtumwa
Kenanee
Muscatine
Sunset Park supper honors Ruth Shaffer before departure
Several girls at Sunset Park gave Ruth Shaffer a farewell supper on Tuesday then attended an evening Chau tauqua program. Attendees included Ella Simpson Mary Dougall Eva Sterret Blanche Glick Mae Davidson Lavonia Dodder Sarah Dougall Irene Simpson Amy Davidson and Ruth Shaffer. Also reported is the marriage of Verle Dunham to Edward Younger at Rock Island Illinois with the couple traveling to Garnet Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset Park
Ruth Shaffer
Jackson
Ohio
Chautauqua
Ella Simpson
Mary Dougall
Eva Sterret
Blanche Glick
Mae Davidson
Lavonia Dodder
Sarah Dougall
Irene Simpson
Amy Davidson
Verle Dunham
Edward Younger
Garnet
Kansas
J. W. Dunham
Rock Island
Illinois
Hopkins Surgeons Seek Knife Cure for Hunchbacks
Johns Hopkins physicians plan experiments this term to perfect a surgical treatment for Pott's disease. The method aims to remove the diseased tissue and fuse vertebrae, potentially eliminating braces and improving spinal stability. A nine year old patient reportedly showed improvement after a similar operation, ending with a cured state and discharge from hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Medical School
Pott
Adventurer Pastor Delves Into Aaron's Tomb in Petra
The Rev Dr William B Palmore of St Louis after a 40000 mile European tour risked his life to reach the tomb of Aaron on Mount Hor in Arabia Petra He entered a white domed mosque used by three faiths and descended to a hidden vault containing Aarons tomb supported by two guarding chains and a tattered curtain.
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William B. Palmore
St. Louis
Europe
Mount Hor
Arabia
Petra
Aaron
Palmore
Littl
Dr. Palmore
Trebrew
Monster cross between alligator and Jersey Devil captured
Philadelphia reports a 5 foot 4 inch mystery creature fished from the Delaware near Gloucester New Jersey. Described as a furry amphibious freak with two rows of teeth and an alligator like tail, it fought Miller and Taylor for minutes before capture. Smithsonian examination requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithsonian Institution
Philadelphia
Daniel Miller
Harry Taylor
Delaware
Gloucester
N. J
Miller
Sts
Taylor
Washington
Washington boys in a smash up
Rene Warner and Theodore Ories were returning from Kansas City when a railway mishap in Trenton Missouri left them badly bruised. While in the caboose the cars detached and crashed into the main train at about twenty five miles per hour. Warner and Ories sustained facial and head injuries and a jammed shoulder. They were brought home on No. 12 with cattle in tow. Two Fairfield men and a train brakeman were also injured.
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Rene Warner
Theodore Ories
Kansas City
Trenton
Warner
Mr. Orez
Orez
Fairfield
Confederate Money Exhibit Shared With Colleges and Libraries
The Confederate currency seized by Union forces is being distributed from the federal treasury for preservation as historical relief. Sets of notes from nearly all denominations have been sent to major colleges and libraries, with Secretary MacVeagh prioritizing larger institutions and ensuring every state eventually receives its share for posterity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Confederate
Federal Treasury
MacVeagh
Three Vew Players Join Club To Replace Wheeler
Everett, from St. Joe in the Western league, is a six footer with speed and a good yesterday game. Walter Schrenk, Monmouth college pitcher, drifted in yesterday evening and is expected to round out the new additions to fill vacancies left by Wheeler Shirley and Dodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler
Shirley
Dodge
Everett
St. Joe
Walter Schrenk
Monmouth College
Fr. AL AY Regular Meeting and Picnic Announcement
Regular meeting Thursday night August 22 with organizer Mr. Vickery of Lawrence Kansas. Arrangements to attend annual picnic in Columbus Junction on August 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL AY
Vickery
Lawrence
Kan
Columbus Junction
Rat Proof Cars Proposal To Guard New Orleans
Health officials plan rat proof freight cars entering and leaving New Orleans to curb bubonic plague. Rail officials and health authorities confer while several hundred attend an anti rat mass meeting threatening the city.
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New Orleans
For Sale and Want Ads Featured on Page Seven
Classified listings appear in page seven column EO with items for sale and wants. Shoppers will find prices, contact details, and brief descriptions across various categories.
Germs Busy After Thirty Years in Rising Sun House
Scarlet fever germs that had remained in a home for thirty years are blamed for the illness of Stanley McCardell of New Valley. Several deaths occurred from the disease in the house and Dr. Ernest Rowland found living fever germs beneath old wallpaper after interior dust was disturbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rising Sun
Stanley
Lather McCardell
New Valley
Ernest Rowland
Liberty Grove
Half Body Perspiring Man Puzzles Doctors
A Central Village Connecticut factory worker named Van Ness reports perspiration on only one side of his body with the opposite side remaining dry. He speculates the cause by noting his French father and German mother, joking that the German side dried up the French part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Village
Conn
van Newsa
van Ness
Annual County Home Picnic Planned for August 28
Supt. Frank Beatty announces the County Home annual picnic for 1992 with a special program, good speaking and a big dinner. The event promises a well enjoyed day and will reveal the complete program later for attendees and community members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Beatty
Beast
Foley Kidney Pills Ad From Lemmon's Pharmacy
An advertisement for Foley Kidney Pills promoting relief for backache rheumatism and kidney and bladder issues. Claims healing benefits, no harmful drugs, and two sealed bottle sizes with a yellow package from Lemmon's Pharmacy.
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Robert W. Herter
Lawren¢eyilie, Mo
Lemanpion’s
Lemmon’s Pharmacy
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