Chicago Triumphs In Phillies Series Opener
Chicago defeats Philadelphia 6 to 2 as Burns struggles on the mound for the Athletics while Magee and Luderus drive early offense. Errors and timely hits support Chicago with Archer and Sheekard contributing in the field and at the plate.
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Auto crash at Syracuse kills nine at state fair track
A Knox racing car driven by Lee Oldfield leaped the track at the State Fair ground in Syracuse New York and plunged into the crowd killing nine and injuring fourteen as the fifty mile race neared its finish. Oldfield narrowly escaped.
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Lee Oldfield
Syracuse
N. Y
Knox Racing
Peter Thompson Breaks World Record at Michigan State Fair
Peter Thompson a hay gelding driven by Serril and owned by A B Coxe won at the Michigan state fair grounds in Detroit. He set a new world record of 2 08 1 4 for 8 year old trotting geldings in the second heat of the Matron Stake. Atlantic Express and Margaret Parrish battled in each heat with Peter Thompson finishing strong and earning a top placing in the final heat.
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Mich
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Serril
A. B. Coxe
Paii
Michigan State Fair Grounds
Margaret Parrish
Mainleaf
Atlantic Express
Bellini
World Series Open Oct 14 According To President Johnson
President Johnson confirms the world series is likely to start October 14 after the National League season ends and teams arrange dates. Cincinnati begins playoff plans with Cleveland while Cubs Giants and Phillies hold schedule slots for the series surroundings. No denial issued about Boston stock interests involving McAleer and McRoy.
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Jimmy Mc Aleer
Robert McRoy
Red Sox
Philadelphia
Jimmy McAleer
Baltimore
Washington
Richmond
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Cincinnati
Redtown
Giants
Cleveland
Ohio
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McAleer
Jake Stahl
Standings of the Clubs in National League
Aenelentncincinintentin New York won three straight by beating Pittsburgh in New York. Chicago lost to Philadelphia widening the pennant gap. National League leaders and standings show Chicago 48 46, Pittsburgh 40 80, Philadelphia 48, St. Louis 71, Cincinnati 77, Brooklyn 89. American League sees Philadelphia extend its winning streak. Minor ad text lists Burkett Pedicord and contact details.
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Philadelphia Beats St Louis 5–1 in League Contest
Philadelphia jumped to lead with four runs on a seventh inning rally aided by four hits a walk and a double steal. Laporte contributed a two base hit as Philadelpha defeated St Louis 5 to 1.
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Dineen
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Gainer
Stanage
Delehanty
Willett
Willet
Lewis
Utepires
Egan
O'Loughlin
Danville club changes and Three-I league outlook
The Three-I league season opens with Jawn McCarthy dismissed by Danville after a brief season, while Naird, ex Paducah manager, is signed to lead Danville next year. The fall Three-I meeting is likely in Chicago on the second Tuesday in October unless the Cubs reach the National League championship, delaying to fit World Series dates.
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Peoria
Chicago
Cubs
Windy City
Pope Pius Sends Personal Note on New Dubuque Archbishop
Papal message read in St. Raphael's Dubuque following Archbishop Keane's introduction. Pope Pius X releases James John Keane from Cheyenne and places him as archbishop, urging clergy and laity to receive him with obedience and support.
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Holy Father
St. Raphael's Cathedral
M. H. Carey
Keane
Ministry of Christ
Archbishon Keane
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Pius
Servants of God
Metropolitan Church
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Rome
St. Peters
Three-I notes and season wrap for Decatur club
Manager Dick Smith earned a $200 bonus from owner Kinsella for finishing second in the Three-I. The Decatur season saw 53 runs by Sunday, attributed to Rick Smith and Quincy Herald. Players disperse: Bade Myers to Bellefontaine, Donahues and Clark to Springfield, Hartman to Toledo, Kerwin to Kansas City, Hill to Minneapolis, Wyskocil to Coal City, Tretter to Marshalltown. Spencers and Roger plan wintering locally.
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Dick Smith
Kinsella
Tome
Quincy Herald
Bade Myers
Bellefontaine
Donahues
Clark
Springfield
O. Hartman
Toledo
Kerwin
Kansas City
Hill
Minneapolis
Wyskocil
Coal City
Tretter
Marshalltown
Quincy
Spenscer
Roger
Mother's Friend advertised for expectant mothers
An advertisement praises Mother's Friend as a help for pregnancy, claiming it eases discomfort and danger, prepares the system, prevents breast cake, and supports healthy motherhood. It emphasizes it aids nature rather than cures illnesses and cites endorsements from women who used the remedy. It directs readers to drug stores and mentionsBradfield regis.
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Mansea
Expect Bradfield
Expedition marks completion of British Guiana trek
Professor Henry Crampton of Columbia University returns from a three month scientific expedition for the American Museum of Natural History. He and 28 Indian guides traversed 250 miles from Georgetown to Mount Roaima’s base, climbing 5000 feet but not reaching the 8740 foot peak amid largely uncharted terrain visited previously by only one white man.
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New York
Henry Crampton
Columbia University
British Guiana
American Museum of Natural History
Mount Roaima
Crampton
Strike Dwindles as DL&W Reports Few On Strike
New York officials of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad said that fewer than 1,000 of their 4,300 track employees were striking. The official noted the action resembles the number the road would dismiss in late October, indicating the strike is futile.
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New York
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Physicians Baffled By Dyspepsia Cure Claim
Ottawa Illinois resident F I Garrity reports years of severe stomach trouble and excruciating pain, then credits Miller's Dyspepsia Tablets with complete relief after other remedies failed. Ad claims immediate and lasting relief with 25 50 and 1 dollar boxes and a free sample offer.
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Miller
Local Notes and Visits Across Iowa and Minnesota
Miss Ella Moore tests for Cedar Falls at Iowa State Teachers College. Dick Fullerton led grain and grasses at Mason City fair. Mitchell traveled to Glennville Minnesota to buy horses. W F E Roberts shipped hogs to Chicago. Will Briggs visited Twin Cities for stock. State fair visitors included J E Bruce C F Lorenz D Allen and Fred Evans. Al Squares earned a government patent for his South Dakota homestead. C B Case visited from Chicago. C W Kelley from Des Moines visited relatives. Mr. and Mrs. L M Hoadley returned from their honeymoon. Catholic church fair scheduled October 10 to 12. Mrs. Anna Cogswell visited Cedar Rapids daughter Mrs Ralph Crowell. T J Merrite stocks fall goods. County supervisors inspected the new retaining wall by Miller Hay Construction of Waterloo and No 1 wall. Vern Mozler began postal clerk duties succeeding Harold Hubbard who starts college in Illinois. G O Mitchell returned from Colorado. Edith Reed leaves Rockford for Lock Haven Pa to spend vacation.
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Ella Moore
Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Dick Fullerton
Mason City
Mitchell
Glennville
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W. FE. Roberts
Chicago
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Harold Hubbard
Illinois
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Colorado
Misa Edith Reed
Lockhaven
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