Minneaplis Wins Final American Association Title in 10 Innings
In Milwaukee yesterday Minneapolis defeated the Brewers 9 to 8 in a thrilling ten inning finish to the season. Allen and Delehanty paced a heavy offensive game as Minneapolis clinched a third straight AA championship. Toledo nudged Columbus for second place by a few points.
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Harry Clark Named Milwaukee Manager After Duffy Resigns
Milwaukee report says Harry Clark third baseman and long time Buckaroos favorite was appointed manager of the Milwaukee baseball club by owner Agnes Havener to replace Hugh Duffy who resigned. Clark signed for the 1914 season yesterday in Milwaukee.
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Boston Welcomes New American League Champions
Boston Mass September 24 The Boston club returned from the west as American league champions and drew a huge welcome. Crowds lined the streets while workers paused as the team rode in automobiles to Boston Common for an official ceremony. Mayor Fitzgerald presented the keys of the city and urged world series victory in October. Manager Jake Stahl thanked the crowd saying the reception would inspire the club.
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Boston Club
Boston Cemmon
F. Fitzgerald
Jake Stahl
St Louis Coach Stovall Guides Young Browns Pitchers
George Stovall trains young Browns catchers and pitchers with a detailed game plan and a tips book. He relays strengths and weaknesses of American League hitters, directing pitchers on curves and fast balls, while barking cues from the dugout to keep the box and catcher coordinated.
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George Stovall
Browns
George
Ito
Chase
Stovall
Enthusiasm in Old West AIbs Test Campaign
Enthusiasm marks the westward test campaign as backers rally behind the new AI initiative. Supporters cite innovation and regional growth while skeptics demand safeguards and clear oversight amid rapid deployment.
Patriotic Program Marks West High Subscription Contest
West High held a patriotic celebration to end its annual Spectator subscription contest. A campus parade featured a large flag raised atop the building dome, with speeches by Clarence Myers and a fife and drum corps. The senior class led with 88 of 248 points. sophomores 48, freshmen 53, juniors 49.
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Milton Meyers
Arthur Connolly
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Pittsburgh
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Moston
Cincinnati
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Brooklyrn
St.est
Bockey
Verne Drew
Lloyd Alt- Touts
House
Nelson Siy
Spencer Wer
Philadelphia
Little Gliddenites Find Road Good
Pathfinders for the Tittle Glidden tour left Des Moines yesterday morning and reached Little Glidden by noon, covering eighty miles with half the leg to Cornell Bluffs completed. The White Pole route showed recent road work and favorable weather, with farmers actively dragging the road. Autojet guests and local bankers greeted the travelers at Adel, Dexter, Stewart, and Adair, where friendly escorts guided them onward.
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Des Moines
Cornell Bluffs
White Pole
Adel
Charles Clark
Vern Russell
Knights of Pythias plan mammoth stag party
Knights of Pythias K P 8 planning a big stag party for October 9 at Helmet lodge. The event aims to recreate last fall’s temple gathering with about 400 Knights and friends. Three committees formed for invitations refreshments and program with named organizers.
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P. S. Merriun
T Munger
J. E. Bragdon
R. FE. Ellis
G. W. Huntley
H. A. LaRue
Ww. BR. Law
R. A. Dunkelbere
F. W. Porterfield
Chas. B. Be. Pickett on Speaking Tour
Congressman Charles Mekett continues his aggressive campaign with gratifying reports from across the district. Tomorrow he speaks at Parkersburg, Thursday at Akron and Saturday addresses the War Veterans association at Codgar Falls.
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Parkeraburg
Acrera
The
War Veterans’ Association
Codgar Falls
Chicago sports planning a coup at Porter race track
Chicago gamblers plot to seize winnings at the Porter Indiana race track opening Oct. 12. Big bettors use certificates of deposit to move money to bookmakers away from the track while tent setups near the grandstand target small wagers. The aim is a first week big clearance, even amid potential official shutdowns.
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Porter
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Western Turf Aid and Benefit Association
Indiana
Bookmakers’ Association
Breckenridge Stock Co Opens Two Week Run at Waterloo
Amusements note describes Breckenridge Stock Company's second week at the Waterloo with the five act comedy drama For Humanity's Sake about modern labor issues. They skip Waterloo tonight for a wrestling show then resume with Nat Goodwin's Lend Me Five Shillings. One lady free with 30 cent ticket before 6 pm Wednesday. best seats selling fast.
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Breckenridge
the Waterloo
Pirote Role in Anita to Atlantic Route Discussed
An indication of interest in the pathfinding party appeared near Menlo as F. S. Cottrell, Charles Wells, and F. C. Poling spent the morning shoveling dirt on the approaches of several bridges along the route. The effort aimed to smooth the trip for the party, a spirit observed along the White Pole, with the noon stop noted at the location.
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Menlo
F. S. Cottrell
Charles Wells
F.C. Poling
White Pole
Teeth Disease and Fatigue Highlight Tuberculosis Talks
Dr Adolphus Knopf told the Fifteenth international hygiene congress that decayed teeth are a mass disease like tuberculosis and require school age children to receive treatment and open air instruction. Miss Josephine Goldmark warned fatigue from overtime harms industrial workers, urging scientific aid and better recuperation after long shifts.
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Washington
Adolphus Knopf
International Congress of Hygiene and Demography
United States
Commissioner of Education
Knopf
Financelal
Girl's leg broken doing turkey trot
Yonkers New York September 24 Miss Helen Paulsen 17 of Somers Westchester County has a broken leg from dancing the turkey trot Miss Laura Goodell taught the gyrating motion she tried it on a piazza where rotted floor boards gave way and she tripped She has resolved to drop the turkey trot and its associate dances.
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N. Y
Helen Paulsen
Somers
Westchester County
Laura Goodell
Miss Paulsen
Pyramid Pile Remedy Offered by Mail from Pyramid Co
A home treatment pitch promotes Pyramid Pile Remedy with a prepaid sample kit from Pyramid Drug Co in Marshall Michigan. The ad claims quick relief from piles and avoids surgery, citing numerous testimonials as proof of the world’s remedy.
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Pyramid
Marshall, Mich
Pyramid File Remedy
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