Giants Tie Red Sox in Long Drawn Game
In Boston, the Giants and Red Sox battled eleven innings before darkness halted play with a 6 to 6 tie. Christy Mathewson outpitched three Boston hurlers as Speaker hit a three-base drive and Giants rallied to knot the score in the later innings.
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Wilson
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Becker
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Herzog
Meyer
Shafer
Burns and McCormick Pinch Hitters for World Series
Two pinch hitters Burns and McCormick appear for the Giants in the World Series. Snodgrass, Hooper, Murray, Lewis, Herzog, and Merkle listed with multiple base hits. Pitchers Colling Hall and Bedient yield most action as New York and Boston trade runs and defensive plays.
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M’graw
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Speaker
Gardner
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Hall
Bedient
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Collins
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Hooper
Stahl
Hite
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New York
Gisnis
Reds
Yimns
McCormick McGraw Sox
Cardinals Capture One From Browns In Extra Inning Win
In St Louis, the Cardinals beat the Browns 7 to 6 in ten innings to take game one of the intra city series. Bliss earned the win with bases loaded when he walked for Geyer with two out in the tenth. Haruson Geyer Bresnahan Wingo vs Hamilton Allison Alexander Stephens.
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Bliss
Geyer
Nationals
Coroner rules race road caused Bruce Browns death
Coroner Hoob Nahine' reports Bruce Browns fatal accident on Vanderbilt lane last week due to a flawed road. The course was newly built with soft surfaces and narrow shoulders, allowing dangerous conditions for two racing machines. He urges Automobile Association regulations on road construction for racing and safer course standards.
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Mac
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Nahine
Paric
Towill
Asean Automobile Asportation
Audhourne
Cubs Waite Pitching Sparks Scoreless Opening Game
Darkness ended a scoreless Chicago series opener between the Chicago American and National league clubs. Walsh allowed one hit as Lavender held the White Sox to six scattered hits with strong defense. Attendance was 14,012. receipts $11,624.25 with distribution to players owners and the national commission.
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Tinker
Schulte
Rath
Lavender
White Sox
Natural Commission
National Commission
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Weaver
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Sheckard
Miller
Zimmerman
SR O Bchulte
Laier
Evers
Archer
Box Scores Highlight Tied Games In Championship Series
The article notes two tie games in championship series and calls for a ruling to start ramps at 1 o clock to avoid darkness. It mentions fan interest rising after an exhibition in Boston and remarks on the White Sox challenging the Cubs, with pitcher Ed Walsh noted for a strong effort.
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National Commission
Paveler
East High and West High Set for Openers Against Waverly and Mason City
East High football faces Waverly in a Saturday opener with new players developing quickly. Veterans Davis and Dean lead an improved offense after a solid Osage game, while a light signal practice is planned before noon departure. West High prepares for Mason City, aiming to fix weaknesses found in the Algona game as Shirey misses action due to his father’s illness.
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Bremer County
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Dean
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McClain
Mason City
Weert Rish Boys
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Attendance and receipts at Boston game tallied
Boston Oct 10 national commission figures show total attendance 30 148 and total receipts 58 369 for yesterday's game. Players' share 21 619 26, each club's share 10 006 42, national commission's share 5 826 90.
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Boston
National Commission
Rosauer To Face Unknown Grappler In Waterloo Bout
John Rosauer will meet the unknown grappler known as "The Peddler" next Tuesday at the Waterloo theatre. Rosauer trains Carl Brown and will have a weight advantage, aiming to eliminate the mystery fighter with Brown assisting in training. Two preliminaries are planned for the evening.
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Waterloo Theatre
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East Side
Tragedy in Iowa City: Mother and Child Drown
Mrs. John Potter and her twenty one month old baby died in a cistern at their East Jefferson street home. The incident followed a night of despondency and illness. Neighbors say she had threatened self harm previously. the couple had moved from Davenport three months earlier to Iowa City for a hoped fish business.
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Iowa City
John Potter
East Jefferson Street
Former Champs Blank Phillies in City Showdown
Philadelphia American tops Philadelphia National League players 4 to 0 in a local intra-city game at Philadelphia. Houck the Oregon rookie pitched shutout innings, allowing only three hits while Chalmers struggled with poor support for the Phillies. Batteries Chalmers and Killifer. Houck and Lapp.
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Houck
Oregon
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Nationals
Killifer
Lapp
War veteran Geo W Tracy dies at 67 in Nashua
Nashua Iowa October 10 Special The funeral for Geo W Tracy a long time Nashua resident will be at the Methodist church at 1 30 p m today He died Sunday after a lingering illness at age 67 Surviving are his widow three sons John Thomas Otto and two daughters Mrs J W Seaman and Mrs F E Conca The G A R post that he led as past commander will conduct the funeral
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Methodist Church
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John
City
Thomas
Minot
N. D
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Texas
J. W. Seaman
Minneapolis
F. E. Conca
Peosia
G. A. R. Post
Railroads to Boost Waterloo With Union Depot Hopes
W M Whitenton of Rock Island says railroad improvements require borrowed capital and proven traffic. He notes western lines face undeveloped routes and that last year was slow, but current conditions encourage future track upgrades and better patronage.
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Register
Leader
Waterloo
W. M. Whitenton
Rock Island
Lightning Burns Avoca Canning Factory
Avoca Iowa October 16 the Avoca canning factory was struck by lightning and destroyed by fire. Loss totals nearly 50000 with 18000 in stock and 30000 in building machinery and equipment. Owner J H Jenks was away in Des Moines. four railcar loads of goods remain in the storehouse. Profits on goods may offset part of the loss.
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Avoca Canning
J. H. Jenks
Jenks
Des Moines
Lenox Man Severely Injured in Threshing Machine Accident
Creaton Iowa Oct 10 Bert Wood of Lenox fell into a threshing machine as it operated and suffered a severe leg laceration. He was taken to a hospital where surgeons feared the limb could not be saved.
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Bert Wood
Lenox
Can Dead Men Vote in Sioux City Election Scandal
Sioux City October reports reveal five deceased individuals listed as voters in the Fifth ward during the September 24 telephone franchise election. The inquiry also shows a hospital patient and a county jail inmate listed as having voted, with investigators seeking the identities of those who cast the ballots.
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Sioux City
Newly Wed Man Missing In Fort Dodge Mystery
Fort Dodge Iowa October 10 John Adams a grocery store manager and newlywed of three months disappeared after leaving for Des Moines a week ago He carried about 300 dollars raising fears of foul play and prompting his wife to seek police help for his whereabouts.
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Fort Dodge
John Adams
West Fort Dodge
Des Moines
Beaut y complexion promised by Stuart s Calcium Wafers
Advert keeps praising Stuart s Calcium Wafers for drastic skin improvement. Claims include disappearance of pimples, boils, and liver spots, with pores breathing out impurities and skin renewing rapidly. Benefits touted across a broad audience with a 50 cent price per box.
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Stuart
Fort Dodge Battles Typhoid Epidemic
Fort Dodge faces a typhoid outbreak as Dr. Richards of Webster City and city leaders meet to outline control steps. Twelve tests of city and river water show no typhoid, yet authorities suspect water as the cause amid thirty-two cases in forty days per Health Officer Dr. G. St. Mulrooney.
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Richards
Webster City
State Board of Health
CG. St. Mulroney
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