Chicago Cubs and White Sox edge in tense opener
In a tight start to the series at the park, Chicago Cubs and White Sox traded late runs with Walsh holding the mound for the Sox and Brown for the Cubs. Evers and Tinker sparked offense as Sheckard and Selgirdte drove in runs, while a late rally by the Sox produced the winning runs to even the score.
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Busia
Callahan
Zolder
Kreity
Zelter Wid Maugherty
Walsh
McConnell
Ford
Evers
Pheobs
Sheekard
Tinker
Brown
Avers
Sinc Tinker
Selgirdte
Shore
Tanner Nol
Doyle
White Sox
Cubs
Schulte
Salter
Hofman
Evening Courier
Archer
Trown
Poo
Sullivan
Sox
Mind Ohry
Sheckard
Dowdle
Saler
O'Loughlin
O'Day
Wildfowl Shooting Debate and Seasonal Proposals Echo Across States
A letter argues for a national ban on spring shooting and a universal close season from January to October to protect ducks. The writer cites personal records of ducks shot, criticizes wardens, and notes past declines in prairie chicken and duck populations across Minnesota North Dakota and the region.
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United States
St. Paulk
American Fieta
North
Northwest
Alaska
Minnesota
Heron Lake
Lake Traverse
North Dakota
Good Scores at Gun Club Trap Shoot
Twenty marksmen competed in Prospect Park for a weekly trap shoot with Fred Whitney of Nes Maines sharing tournament guidance as organizers aim for a larger spring match. Several shooters posted high scores led by Whitney and Hartman with targets totaling 3,800 over three weeks of shooting.
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Prospect Park
Aafternoon
Fred+. Whitney
Nes Maines
Brake
Ave
Whitney
Ai Ri
Hartman
Grounders Not For Belden In Three I League
Rock Island union reporter Castel returned from the Chicago Three I league meeting with little new to say about Waterloo or Cedar Rapids. He said the Rock Island franchise would stay with stockholders to decide at an early next week meeting after reviewing the financials. Belden Hill opposes joining a league led by the southern outfit but Waterloo may lose its berth as northern magnates push for Cedar Rapids or another city. Waterloo fans lament lost money and wonder if remaining out of the game could rebuild finances and grounds for a stronger return. The Red Cedar park grandstand is partly demolished as construction resumes nearby.
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Rock Island Union
Castel
Chicago
Rock Island
Tearney
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Belden Hil
Jes
Peoria Evening Star
Iowa
National Baseball Commission
Dubuque
Dubuquet
Teels
Westfield
Cattle Congress
Red Cedar Park
Last Call for the Passenger Pigeon in American Field
A letter from C F Hodge of Worcester urges a five year close season on wildfowl across the United States, arguing pigeons may be extinct. He reports no confirmed pigeon nests found in two years, requests exact observations with date hour direction and count, and notes rewards remain unclaimed. A Beloit report mentions a mallard killed by a streetcar headlight as a night ends.
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Minnesota
Dakotas
R. W. Mathews
St. Paul
Mathews
North Dakota
H. M. Wheeler
Orth Dakota
Tate
WT. Wilder
Grand
N. D
Wheeler
Mr. Wilder
Alaska
United States
C. F. Hodge
Worcester
Mass
Forest and Stream
Ontario
North America
Bird impaled on broken headlight glass incident
A man halted his car and with the conductor stepped out to inspect the cause, discovering a bird impaled on the shattered glass of the headlight.
Baseball Notes and Transfers Stir Early Season Talk
Tub Spencer of the Quakers may quit the game for good while Cliff Curtis moves as a traveling National League player. Harry Davis may not captain Cleveland. Sto vall leads the Blues. The American League grounds at New York and Boston closed for good with new parks planned for the Highlanders and Red Sox next season. Giants played 26 games since leaving Polo Grounds, winning 22. A Buffalo thief lifted a watch from Pitcher Dummy Taylor. The trotting mare Spanish Queen sold for about 10000 to Tsador Schlessinger in Vienna. Brown University football's 11 forward passes vs New Hampshire State. Harvard practices secretly as gates stay shut except game days. Illinois invites Chicago, Wisconsin and Purdue to a western inter-collegiate soccer league.
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Tub” Spencer
Quakers
Kale
Cliff Curtis
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Highlanders
Red Sox
W. H. Bradley
Richmond
Buffalo
Wyeth Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Ad
An old age hair darkening remedy claim advocates Wyeth Sage and Sulphur as a solution to gray hair and dandruff. The ad notes a money back guarantee if not as represented and lists H. W. Taggart at 637 Commercial St as the seller.
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Osler
Wyath
H. W. Taggart
Commercial St
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