Talking Machine Offer For Winter Evenings
An advertisement invites readers to buy a Talking Machine to enjoy operatic and vaudeville performances at home. Priced from ten dollars, the item is offered on easy terms.
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Newspaper
Waterbury Evening Democrat
Location
Waterbury, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1908
Page
10
An advertisement invites readers to buy a Talking Machine to enjoy operatic and vaudeville performances at home. Priced from ten dollars, the item is offered on easy terms.
The 1909 season drew 7,246,354 spectators across the National and American leagues. National League total 3,634,988 led by New York and Chicago. American League 3,611,366, with a 23,622 edge for the Nationals. Individual city tallies include New York 910,000 Chicago 865,325 Philadelphia 420,660 Cincinnati 399,200 and Pittsburg 382,443. An exhibition in Chicago Oct 19 saw Detroit defeat the Chicago Nationals 7 to 3 with fourteen hits off Overall and Ruelbach.
Chicago Nationals may embark on a Pacific coast trip with a $10,000 guarantee posted by San Francisco and Los Angeles clubs. California owners wager $15,000 that their teams win a majority of games against the Cubs. Fourteen players would join if the plan proceeds. Artie Hofman, 25 year old utility man and outfielder, obtained a license to wed.
Miss Rae H Looker, 23, of Ak ron Ohio, heir to a wealthy family, will marry on October 29. Rev Dr W Quay Russell, new pastor of Fifth Baptist Church, denounced money driven clergy at a Philadelphia Baptist meeting, noting ministers being valued by salaries of $1000, $1500 and more.
A large Newark crowd watched A J Clarke and Frank L Kramer clash with John Bedell in an open race foul dispute. Kramer wins the one mile pro handicap while Hollister clocks 1 49 35 in the pro event. Amateur sprint finishes include Magin over Houberg and Beyerman over Halstead in a near three mile unknown distance race.
Hugh McLean won his American middle distance title at Clifton Stadium in Paterson defending the crown in a one hour motor paced race for a $1000 purse. Wiley finished a mile back, with Moran Collins and McFarland behind. Deroster set a world half mile motor cycle record in 27 15 seconds. Miller won the one mile interstate championship and Carl Ruden took the three mile event.
All-Waterbury defeats Thomaston 11 to 4 at Reidville as Cronan Nolan and Joe Bagley score with Beardslee adding a field goal. Waterbury dominates the second half with relentless backfield play and a stout defense, earning praise for teamwork and line performance.
Jimmy Watt of Bridgeport leads the Connecticut State league bowling averages and has the high three strings at 681. Porter of Bristol is second, and Charles Johnson of New Haven owns the high single score of 269. Averages to date follow.
Young Mahoney of Racine Wisconsin outboxed Billy Rhodes of Kansas in twenty rounds to win the decision before hundreds on riverfront barges. Mahoney fought with a damaged left hand and relied on a dominant right hand while Rhodes endured a punishing body attack and earned public favor despite the loss.
Allen wins the daily prize Satu with 643 total as Wilbur Allen returns from illness for a matchup with Middle. Kilburn tops with 642 Friday while Dubue 631 signals form. Captain Malsch leads with 51 points, Jagger rehabs for tonight, and Scovill Mfg crowd backs local league play ahead of Hartford clash. The ten rolloff contenders include Porter 698 Teller 671 606 603 Marsh 601 Mitchell 582 Adelton 582 Allen 570 Stechner 527 Shea 527.
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