Spectacular Post Office vs Typographicals Baseball Clash Draws Crowd
A large Southeast park crowd watched the Post Office team defeat the Typographicals 18 to 2 in nine innings. Notable players included Clayton Neiswanger and Merton Bickford for the P O squad and Glenn Laffer and Forest Jacobs for the printers. The game featured elaborate running, pitching quirks, and spirited humor as both sides showcased veteran players and local press figures in a lively exhibition.
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P. O
Clayton Neiswanger
Neiswanger
Neiawanger
Pollok Wallace
Earl Hout
Merton Bickford
Washington Galvanizers
Lee Ward
Jones
Oharbyehire
Kelsey
Luthrie
Post Office
Glenn Laffer
Glenn
Home Run by Wallace and Two-Base Hits by Wallace and Kelsey
Wallace hit a home run. Kelsey added a two base hit along with Wallace, and Nelswangey contributed a two base hit. The scoring highlights show strong hitting by Wallace and solid support from Kelsey and Nelswangey.
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Wallace
Kelsey
Nelswangey
Unclear ball game stats with multiple errors and mishaps
The box notes Rice and Lindsay each with four balls hit and four strikeouts for Rice. Wallace tallies ten. Typos and POs left on base are high with nine and four respectively. Errors by PB and Typos on first base total five and two. Passed balls by Jacobs and Kelsey. Multiple players steal bases including Kelsey Ward Wallace Guthrie Bickford Laffer. Umpire Shearer. Time listed as 1 (4h).
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Forest
Roy Garard
Kelsey
C Eeenener
Ward
Thowt
Wallace
Futhric
Rogers
Farrier
Rice
Lindsay
Linsday
Jacobs
Guthrie
Bickford
Laffer
Shearer
Ottumwa Tops Central Association Pennant Race
The Central association season closes with Ottumwa winning the pennant after a doubleheader split with Burlington. Monmouth wins both games at Muscatine, while Ottumwa holds the top percentage lead over Kewanee and Burlington. The local squad hosts Monmouth this afternoon and aims to finish the season strong with two more games Thursday and Friday.
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Central Association
Ottumwa
Kewanee
Monmouth
Burlington
Muscatine
One Million Women Voters In Six States
A census bureau statement shows California and Washington voters will participate in the coming presidential election for the first time. About one million women of voting age in six states are estimated to be eligible to vote, with detailed breakdowns by color nativity and parentage for 1910.
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California
Washington
Durand
Census
United States
Baseball Standings Across Leagues With Team Percentages
The tallies show American League leaders Boston Detroit and Washington with varying win percentages. National League leaders New York Chicago and St Louis post strong marks while smaller associations list Minneapolis Milwaukee Columbus St Paul and other clubs with mixed results.
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W. IL. P.C
Boston
Detroit
Wash'ton
Cleveland
PhileV'ia
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincin
Ati
Piesburg
Brooklyn
Philelia
American Association
Min
Aplis
Aid
Mil’gukee
Columbus
St. Paul
Toledo
Louisville
D. Maines
Wichita
AMAL
Spref'ld
Danville
Dubuque
Decatur
Quincy
Peoria
Central League
Spr
Canton Vee
Ft. Wayne
Akron
Y'gstown
T. Haute
BO Wobestne
G. Rapids
Dayton
Zanesville
AN Wheeling
Rend
Central Association
Ottumwa
Hannibal
AS Kewanee
Galesburg
Birl'at
M'acatine
Washington
Philadelphia
Hoston
National
Cincinnati
Chicago-Pittsburg
Minneapolis
Minneapolis, & St. Paul
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Louisvile
Des Moines
Sioux Ciy
Omaha
Joe
Denver
Lincoln
Tincoln
Topeka
Davenport
Springfield
Bloomington
Youngstown
Wheeling
Wheling
Fort Wayne
Airon
Fort Warne
Aron
Terre Haute
Canton
Grand Rapids
Routh Bend
Erie
Hiral
Baseball scores and weather affect multiple league games across cities
A wide ledger of results shows Chicago, Detroit, Philadelphia, Washington, New York and more posting varied scores with several rain holds and games called at darkness. Multiple leagues report first and second games with ties and weather interruptions.
What Lincoln Achieved
Helen Nicolay writes in the September Century about Abraham Lincoln as his own biographer might, detailing his rise from defeat to presidency, cabinet leadership, victory in war, emancipation, and enduring oratorical legacy. It portrays Lincoln as a peasant-born reformer who wore humility, reigned with representative instincts, and died a martyr.
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Helen Nicolay
Lincoln
Mr. Nicolay
Senate
Springfield
Eclipse Visible From Rio de Janeiro Oct 10 Observers
Eight groups of foreign astronomers from Europe and South America will view the total solar eclipse near Rio de Janeiro on October 10. The American ambassador Mr Dudley has urged American institutions be represented to witness the event.
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Rio de Janeiro
Europe
South America
Dudley
State Department
Merchants Held in Montezuma Lottery Case
Forty four Montezuma merchants and three residents were arrested on charges of conducting a lottery tied to an automobile giveaway. Warrants served by Sheriff T. W. Smith target dealers who issued tickets with purchases and held a drawing for ownership of a car. Several names and a local editor are listed among those arrested.
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Montezuma
T. W. Smith
Chase
Brooklyn
R. J. Smith
Hugh M. Reed
Henry K. Sampson
Des Moines
Reed
Remarkable cures claimed for Chamberlain's Cholera Remedy
The text states that few medicines meet such uniform success as Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and notes its wide reputation from cures in almost every neighborhood. Lemmon's Pharmacy advertises it for sale.
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Lemmon's Pharmacy
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Chlhons
P.O. Scouts Vt
Ball Park
Post Office Department
Facob
Journal Force
P. 0
Forrest
P O Boys
Fred Lindsay
The
Mr. Lindsay
Mr Lindsay
Russell Rogers
Ellitt Grayson
Journal
P.O
Ellitt
Preston Wolf
Press
Preston
Forest Jacobs
Frank Flaherty
Journal Office
Pollock Wallace
Pollock
Flaherty
Elmer Raffles
Mr. Rat~ Floes
Allen Rice
Democrat
Allen
Idis
Laffper
H-Eaib
Score Today
Central
Wonmouth
Utah
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Iowa
J. F. McNamara & Son
South Side Square
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