Cubs edge Pirates as pennant race tightens
Chicago won 5 2 at home over Pittsburgh with Wilson delivering a long homer driving in two. Key early hits by Zimmerman Leach and Evers helped build the lead as O'Toole, Robinson and late carey runs shaped the game. New York and Philadelphia split a doubleheader, New York winning the opener and Philadelphia taking the nightcap. Brooklyn beat Boston 2 1 in a classic pitchers duel on the road. St Louis defeated Cincinnati 6 0 to close the series as Magee Mowrey Bresnahan led the lineup.
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Yesterday's baseball scores across major leagues
Results from Chicago to Philadelphia show varied outcomes with National League contests including Chicago 2 loss to Pittsburgh and Cincinnati 4 over St Louis, while American League games saw Boston defeat Washington and New York split results with Philadelphia. American Association and Western League games report highlights such as Indianapolis 2 over San?isnapolis and Denver 17 to 6 over Sioux City.
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Ear Deafness Cure Claim Declares No Remedy
Advertisement from CHENEY & CO. Toledo offering a Cirvlar about a claimed ear disease cure. It asserts deafness from a nasal catarrh and Eustachian tube inflammation can be reversed by constitutional treatments, with a money offer for cures not caused by catarrh.
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Holl enbeck and Fremer to Play in East West Showdown
East Side stars and West Side professionals prepare for a Sunday Cedar River park game titled Winning the Flag for Conny. Hollenbeck and Fremer, residents of the west side, are expected to appear as top players alongside new Highlanders recruit Tommy McMillan. Captain Storm hints at surprises as prep continues and a $200 purse awaits the best two out of three.
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Louisville faces possible new ownership in 1913 season
Louisville, Ky September 5. Only a few games remain to finish the American Association schedule with Indianapolis visiting Louisville on September 22. Louisville may gain a new owner before the 1913 season, as insiders hint. the club aims to avoid league jokes and seeks a balanced start next year.
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White Sox Drag Behind Tigers in Final Detroit Tour
Detroit defeated Chicago 12 to 4 in a one sided game marking the Tigers final appearance of the season. Scott was knocked out in the fourth after seven hits and five runs. Douglas allowed eight safeties and seven runs in relief. Also New York beat Philadelphia 6 to 1 and Boston topped Washington 6 to 2 in early September games.
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Des Moines
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Burlington Named Seat for Central Association Fall Meeting
Keokuk Iowa September 5 Burlington will host the annual Central association fall meeting announced by President M B Justice The session begins Friday at 11 oclock The move to Burlington ends prior precedents as the pennant winner city gains no advantage Now the agenda covers salary limits alleged violations and preparations for next season Directors expect a major winter session around January 1 with broader implications>
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Burlington
Central Association
M. B. Justice
GC. A
Attendance Woes Hit Keokuk Base Ball Club Season
Keokuk Iowa reports season attendance 17 425 with 1 125 children. Funding shortfalls show less than 5 000 gate receipts and about 4 800 paid to players excluding the manager. 1 500 raised by subscription leaves players unpaid as carpenters seek funds. Ottumwa tallies 25 232 attendees and about 1 500 children. Kewanee reports 19 000 in attendance for the season.
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Frank M. Jones
Keokuk Baseball Association
Ottumwa
J. C. Bonham
Kewanee
Wakefield's Blackberry Balsam Claims Quick Diarrhea Relief
An advertisement touts Wakefield's Blackberry Balsam as a rapid remedy for diarrhoea dysentery cholera infantum and summer complaint. It claims 66 years of cures even after other remedies failed and notes a price of 35 cents everywhere.
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