Cubs and White Sox set for 1903 World Series showdown
Chicago baseball fans anticipate the first World Series clash since 1903 with the Cubs and White Sox to play the opening games at Comiskey Park and West Side Park. Jimmy Block is out injured, Billy Sullivan to catch, and Frank Chance plans early training as Mel Zimmern and John Evers prepare for a pennant battle.
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Frank Chance
Kia
John Everson
Hell Park
Bears
Charles A. Comiskey
White Sox
Charles A. Murphy
Cunhs
Cain
Chicago
Cubs
Cemmy
Chiccago Aue
Monile
National Commissian
Bamme
Sox
West
Efi
Bovern
Comiskey
Comiskays Park
Block
Lurk
Jimmy Block
Billy Sullvan
Billy
St. Louis
Murphy
Cub Park
South Siders
Cubds
Piratea
Chance
Walsh
Statz
Athletics
King Cole
Mhanre
Heine
Schlst
Porobahie
John Evers
al Ways
Champion Giants Take Two Games in City of Churches
New York defeats Philadelphia in a doubleheader 10 to 6 and 8 to 4 as Toots Schultee falters after six innings in the first game. Chalmers’ wild first inning in the second game helps New York race ahead. Brooklyn and Boston split a doubleheader, Boston winning 9 to 3 in the first and 13 to 4 in the second, with strong hitting by Boston and pitching by Donne and Young.
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New York
Philadelphia
Toots" Schultsee
Pennsylvania
Chalmers
Ames
Wilson
Schult
See
Killifer
Hall
Walsh
Crandall
Hartley
Brooklyn
Boston
Brooklin
Young, Wraver
Barden
Dent
Schradt
O. Miller
Webster’s
Ragenss
Wisconsin
Unclear Game Notes From Mixed National League Scores
Fragmentary sports snippets show scattered references to teams like New York and Cincinnati with partial scores such as 2 2 draws and a Detroit Des Moines area mention. The text is garbled with unrelated letters, making specifics and outcomes uncertain.
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National League
New York
Chiesen
Mutshureh iMerrott
Seey
Philadelphia
St. Leute
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Roston
Aew American Lescue
TNT
Oneago Ll. l
Gale
Washington
Lewis Penver St
Jase
Seine teen leads in unclear league standings
Results yesterday show a teen named Nistian Zoneltacpat in a Sein e Western League, with multiple city games postponed due to rain including Lincoln-Maccab-Des Moines SAMO and Omaha-Omaha-Topeka RAMA. Additional entries reference a Stons City event and a general ad endorsing Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for children.
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Lincoln
Omaha
Stons City
Stotx City
Puetta
World's Champs Increase Lead in Major Ball Games
Boston defeated Washington 3 to 1 behind Buck O'Brien's pitching as New York lost 5 to 4. Collins drove in four with two triples and a single, including a seventh inning bases clearing triple. St Louis beat Detroit 11 to 5 in front of recruit-heavy lineup with Katina hitting a triple and a home run.
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Philadelphia
New York
Collins
Palla
Caldwell
Williams
Coombs
Danforth
Lapp
Thoman
Boston
Senators
Walter Johnson
Buck" O'Brien
Washington
O'Brien
Wiliams
Johnson
Street
St. Louis
Tigers
Detroit
Katina
Lively
Wilson
E. Brown
C. Brown
Krichell
Giants Bass bout eyed as boxing notes fill card
Lost sporting blurbs note Al Kaufman to fight Bill Bass in Philadelphia. Columns discuss shadow tricks at Polo Grounds, Morris prospects, Dirk Cooler's money year, Alexander the Great and Horace Fogel pay, Mathewson retirement risk, Abe Attell talks weight, Jack White matchup, new wrestlers and Kilbane earnings.
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al Kaufman
California
Bill Bass
Norfolk, Va
White Hope
Philadelphia
Alexander the Great
Horace Fogel
Alexander
New York Giants
Christy Mathewson
CF Young
Nidhest Heaver
Athletics
Clants
Giants
Abe Attell
Marv Wells
Abe
Wells
Jack White
Los Angeles
Navy
Topical debate on the world’s championship team
The piece highlights fan discussions over which team will win the world championship. Supporters favor J McGraw Ward while others back Mack Allen as the best. The write up notes season hopes hinge on the upcoming decisive battle and the outcome remains uncertain.
Relics of Waterloo area recall early hunting days
An article recalls Virden’s Creek and Morris Case’s farm in Waterloo east, detailing prairie chickens trapped by settler John Limbert in 1884, long hunting traditions of William Roach of Zanesville, and old legal views on game limits. It notes deer and bears trips, then lists flight speeds of waterfowl and the rising value of Izaak Walton’s Compleat Angler first edition.
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Waterloo East
Logan Avenue
Lincoln
Center Streets
Morria Case
Rainbow
Virden
Cedar
Morris Case
John Limbert
Nauman Company
Limbert
Waterloo
John
Afr
Case
Jon
Black Hawk County
William Roach
Zanesville, O
Louisiana
Izaak Walton
Local notices and travel sketches from Shell Rock
Shell Rock residents report marriages births visits and travel notes from Oct. Includes Betss couple settling above a millinery shop, Thierman and others visiting relatives, a new son for Harris, Thorp death and burial, a Zora Rebekah reception, fair attendance, and various trips to Omaha Mason City and California.
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Shell Rock
Scott Betts
Haynes
E. Thierman
Aredale
Bert Harris
J. R. Jamison
Gauby
Ligbon
D. C. Fryter Te
Allen Sewell
Waverly
Ann &. Thorp
E. L. Thorp
Emma Skinner
Broadhead
Wis
Skinpner
F. E. Thorp
Glendale
Cat
Odd Fellows Hall
Zora Rebekah Lodge
lLaunie Bispiinghoft
Ross Garner
J. P. Bement
Frank
Spokane
Wash
Bisplinghoff
Atore
New Hartford Briefs Highlight Local Moves and Events
Ray Dodd bought the D M Case residence. Mrs E Fitch spends the week with Mrs C M Collar at Cedar Falls. Over 160 railroad workers joined the cold design event and many attended the aviation meet at Cedar Falls. Viggo Thompson and Edna Bickner wed at Waterton. The Harmons visited Fre in Shall Rock Sunday. Hotel Newell resumes business with A L Enloe landlord. A baby girl arrived for Mr and Mrs Jay Whipple leat. Mire Barah Hamilton of Parksra-
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New Hartford
Ray Dodd
D. M. Case
E. Fitch
C. ML. Collar
Cedar Falls
Viggo Thompson
Edna Bickner
Waterton
C. R. Harmon
Shall Rock
Newell
A. L. Enloe
Stork
Jay Whipple
Mire Barah Hamilton
Parksra
How to Treat Old Sores
An advertisement promotes S S S as the proper natural cure for old sores by purifying blood and removing impurities. It claims the medicine heals ulcers by improving circulation and healthful blood, and offers a free book on sores and ulcers and medical advice. It lists S S S in gold at drug stores with a dealer name at the end.
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S.S.S
S.S
Atienta
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L. 8
Parsons Music Co
U. T. K. Shoe Co
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Acme Cafe
R. M. Cowing Co
Jewelers
Guy Campbell
West Fourth Street
Byvank Transfer Co
Vaucaire Galega
Vaucaire Remedy Co
E. 63rd _ St
Chicago, MI
Knapp Drug Co
J. K. Soder & Son Pharmacy
Burkett & Pedicord
Lafayette
C.D. Pedersen
Consolidated Phone
Jefferson Street
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Ralston, Ancuterer
Lameon Building
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