Race for C. A. Pennant Unchanged Blenner Led
Lefty Blanner pitched a clean game for Marshalltown holding their visitors to five scattered singles. The Jays won 6 to 1 after scoring in the sixth inning on timely hits and a squeeze play. Evans and White keyed the offense with multiple hits while Maul worked five strong innings for the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lefty" Blanner
Marshalltown
Jays
Maul
Evans
Clauling
Maui
Hollenbeck
White
Holly
Altho
Siglin
Ellis
Sheldon
Wintz
Blenner
Bergwald
McAuley
Marshalltown- AB. R. HB. PO. A. Ei Inde
Ny Harvey
Cf Meauley
Ty Hollenbeck
Wi Wintz
Bieuner
Ps. c
Sida
Beon Halls
San Francisco Panama-Pacific Exposition Plans
Report from New York dated September discusses the Panama Pacific Exposition at San Francisco. Directors cite ideas to form an international athletics meet, possibly aligning with an Olympic style event, while noting limitations on participation by major nations for some time.
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New York
Sep
San Etanciere
Berlin
San Francisco
Baseball Scores and Travel News From Sept 1
New York report notes Italian steamer Principessi Mafalda arrived at Genoa and crews, with weighty Americans, filled cabins. sports roundups cover Central Association results in Marshalltown, Waterloo, Burlington, Keokuk, Muscatine, Galesburg, Clinton, Cedar Rapids. American and National Leagues, and Western games, plus attendance and pennant chatter.
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Keokuk
Waterloo
Burlington
Marshallton
Muscatine
Clinton
Calesburg
Cedar Rapids
Philadelphia
Moston Washington
Derratt
Chicago
New York
St. Fants
Foy
Sir
Cleveland
Thostos
Louis HA
Des Cineanati Waterloo
Brooklyn
Pitsburgh
Muscatin
Ava
Federal Lewes
Faiunapolis
Cedar Rapid
Marshalltown
Baltimore
Galesboro
Kansas City St. Louis
Pittsburgh
American Association
la de Louisvile
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Columbus
Kansas
Minneapolis St. Paul
Pp Principessi Mafalda
Asuerifay Enmsul
Genoa
Italy
J With&& Weethy
Ami UN
Central Association
Burlingtonn
Galesburg
Washington
Detroit
Crew Boston
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Galloway Team Beats Postoffice for Pennant Title
Galloway wins the Jobbers' league pennant by taking a 2 to 1 victory over Postoffice. Manahi and James pitched a tight game with 8 and 2 strikeouts respectively, while defensive miscues and timely hits, including a wild throw by Guyer and a misplayed ball by Metcalf, shaped the late innings. Metcalf and Hasbrook stood out on defense as Galloway clinched the league crown.
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Galloways
Manahi
James
Baile
Manuhi
Manihi
Rank Hasbrook
Stalin
Frost
Manaht
Dadau
Brinkerhoff
Met Yecalf
Metcalf
Guyer
Brinkerhoft
Banks
Purtell
Rinkerhof
Hosgen
Ty McNally
Bus
Manahl
Hasbrook
Roberts
R. Smith
Gallowar
Dodd
Brinkerhot
Rosgen
Bowen
Galloway
L. Link
Rain Postponed Harness Events in Des Moines
Muddy track delays harness racing with no horses running in afternoon program. Three dashes held, Trey of Spades fell but recovered. results list Marshall Tillingham, Gin Rickey, and Hinina Stewart among top placers. Also notes real estate transfers and parcel details amid brief local notices.
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Des Moines
State Fury
Trey
Burred
Sam Marys
Marshall Tillngham
Gin Rickey
Thue
Trey of
Miss Kingsbury
Hinina Stewart
Tineess
Lite Birdie
Jennie
Morris
Baseball Player Records Noted Inconsistent OCR Text
Fragmented report mentions a player with a .425 batting average in ten at bats, four hits in ten at bats in a Quinney series, seven hits in eighteen at bats in Springtrollery, and other unclear stats including home runs and decatur at bats. Names and events are garbled, limiting precise identification.
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Sox
Prand
Othus Fie
Decatur
Mareholt
le Bac
Chicago edges Reds in second game of series
Chicago won the second game of the series from Cincinnati 7 to 5. Errors by Niehoff helped Chicago plate two tallies, Lavender started and was hit in every inning, Zabel relieved and held Cincinnati to two hits and one run. Ames pitched well for Cincinnati into the seventh before Chicago mounted a four-hit rally for three runs. Batteries Lavender Zabel Archer Ames Lear Fahrer Clark. Indianapolis 4 Chicago 0. Falkenberg strong as Indianapolis takes first in Federal league by beating Chicago 4 to 0. Falkenberg and Rariden. Prendergast Fisk Wilson Wittsburch. Baltimore 1 Pittsburgh 0. Pittsburgh wins in 10th. Sages Dickson and Berry.
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Hoston
Mass
Bopton
St. Louis
Leverenz
Altho
Oston
Prat
Huston
Carrigan
Weisman
Jenkins
Boston
Shore
Thomas
Chicago
Washington
D. C
Demnit
Collins
Scott
Scott and Schalk
Ayres
Harper, Shaw and Williams
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Philatelphia
Naps
Steen
Blanding
O'Neill
Gleveland
Phila
Dillimer
Gans
Bender Wyckoff
McAvery
Cincinnati
Niehoff
Tal Hes
Lavender
Zabel
Ames
Archer
Lear
Fahrer
Clark
Indianapolis
Falkenberg
Kauft
Indiapolis
Rariden
Prendder Jeast
Fisk
Wilson
Geers Won Two Syracuse Races At State Fair Card
Syracuse N Y Sept 2 fast time marked the efforts of eleven horses in three races at yesterday's Grand Circuit program at the New York State Fair. Despite a small field the trotting sweep was completed with Geers winning two events and the appearance of three starters from the same stable.
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Syracuse
New York
Anvil Leads In Bypath Harness Race Heats
Pop Geers drives Anvil to victory in both heats with Walter Cox's Peter Scott second and Frank Jones third. Geers then wins the Governor’s 4 inch trot aboard Kiawah, dominating all three heats. Yiarry the Ghost wins two heats of the 2 05 pace before Del Hey captures the final race. Friday features Empire State and Syracuse stakes for trotters and pacers.
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Anvil
Pop" Geers
Peter Scott
Walter Cox
Widh Dudie Archdale
Frank &. Jones
Geers
Ith Kiawah
Yiarry the Ghost
Baseball Scores From Burlington Muscatine Clinton Games
Burlington defeats Keokuk 6 to 3 in a tight race aided by Morgan’s eighth inning double. Muscatine tops Galesburg 5 to 3 ending a losing skid. Clinton wins two games with Jones Varrow pitching, Cedar Rapids limited to few hits as Clinton claims spot in first division.
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Burlington
Urlington
Keokuk
Morgan
Poe Mun Oh
Bierman
Burg
Miller
Clinton
Cedar Rapids
Jones
Varrow
Carrow
Cedar Rap
Spencer
Lingle
James
Darrow
Battle
Not Fight for Native Russia
David Wetrak, a former private in the Russian army who served four years and fought in Manchuria, was honorably discharged and is now a reservist who came to America five years ago. He states he will not fight for Russia again.
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Minneapolis
David Wetrak
Manchuria
America
Russia
Cure for rupture promises nonoperative relief from surgeon
A Manasquan New Jersey carpenter, Eugene M. Pullen, writes that after years of rupture he found a cure without operation. He claims no work time lost and urges readers to write for information, asserting the method offers complete relief and may save lives.
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Uftiog
Paty
Eugene M. Pullen
Carpenter
Marcellus Avenue
Manasquan
N.J
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Promises Dark Hair Glow
Grandmother’s recipe claims Sage Tea and Sulphur restore color, luster and thickness to faded gray hair. An at home tonic, Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy, is advertised as a ready to use solution available from drug stores.
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Wyeth
H.W. Taggaru
War memories reveal brutal Russian army life in exile interview
In a Courier interview a former Russian soldier recalls harsh drills, famine, and discipline from 1902 through Manchuria and the Yalu. He describes beatings, scarce rations, and officers' abuses, saying war meant death or numb resignation. The piece notes the paper's daily service to readers.
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Roy C. Sinnard
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G. Niemeyer
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Sinnard
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Seaman
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Brennan
Matt H. Jackson
Gurney
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Mowekoff
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Iwe
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Yalu
Want Ade
Courier
Fitzgerald Bros
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Palace Theatre
Cines
Wiesel
Harry Holman & CO
Lew Welzs
Lucile Savoy
Dale & Doyle
Maneena & Pelton Bros
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Chas. Bowser & GO
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NMOC
Ranon Omala
Oldfield
Cedar Valley Fair Grounds
A. J. Busby
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L. Martin
Barygsin
Iowa State Bank
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C. J. Miller
Klinefelter & Sons
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