New York Suffers Double Loss as Pennant Hopes Narrow
New York was eliminated from the pennant race after a doubleheader setback to St. Louis. Perritt lost the first game 2 to 1 as Tesreau faltered, and Alamarn d’s defeat in the second left New York with a twelfth straight loss. St. Louis moved to third place. Boston beat Cincinnati 3 to 0 in a doubleheader, increasing New York’s lead to six games. Brooklyn swept Pittsburgh, 5-2 and 8-2, extending their winning streak to eight. Philadelphia defeated Chicago 9-4 as Lavender’s ball rub incident influenced the game and Alexander earned his 26th win.
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New York Defeats St Louis 9 to 2 in League Game
New York built a nine run total on timely hitting and St Louis miscues, with five errors by St Louis in the fifth inning and a fresh pitching effort by Rickey in the sixth. McHale Nanamaker Weisman Baumeardner Leverenz Agnew are noted in the box.
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Standings and scores from early baseball leagues
National and American leagues show varied results with Reaton edging Cincinnati while New York and St Louis split. Brooklyn and Kansas City posted wins in the American Association as Milwaukee and Minneapolis delivered clear victories. Rain affected Buffalo Indianapolis play in the American Association standings.
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Leelair Shuts Out Pittsburgh as Oakes Homer Leads
Federal League game in Pittsburgh Sept. 24 featured Leelair allowing three hits and nine strikeouts. Oakes hit a two on, bases loaded homer highlighted the visitors’ blasting effort with three pitchers used and the offense firing throughout.
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Red Welch May Lead Keokuk Team
Clinton. Ta, Sept. 24. Marty Read Welch, former Clinton Pilots third baseman under Bert Haugh, appears the leading candidate to manage the Keokuk Indians in 1925. A league meeting and talks with M. E. Justice placed Welch in the running, with Keokuk planning to keep the team and select a manager. Welch’s experience and deals could strengthen the club if appointed.
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Vers Highest Priced Player Versus Highest Priced Player
Boston Massachusetts September 24. Johnny Evers is poised to be the league’s top paid player this season. Boston’s signing included a $25 000 payment and a Chicago contract assumed at about $10 000 per year with bonuses up to $2 000 for pennant and other placements. The deal also guarantees payment if Sweeney or Perdue join Chicago. If the Braves win the pennant Evers could reach about $89 000 before the World Series.
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Leclair and Gerrs: Watson, Groom, Kenypper and Chapman
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Landis Leads Strong After Early Setback at Cedar Valley Races
The Cedar Valley fair drew about 25 000 attendees as races produced several upsets and fast times. Dexter and Tudee Landis won pace and trot events with near record marks, while Tommy Horne and Joe Mento posted notable seconds amid a busy program highlighted by the 2:18 pace and 2:22 trot heats.
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Muscatine May Throw Up Sponge
President Sam Black says a meeting of the Muscatine baseball association directors will be held soon to discuss the future. Officials fear Muscatine may not join the Central Association next year due to weak gate receipts and the $50 per game pay system. Financial updates and possible stance on league participation will be decided after funds are counted.
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Foley Kidney Pills Advertisement and Local Notes
An advertisement promotes Foley Kidney Pills claiming to relieve signs of kidney and bladder trouble and improve sleep appetite and energy, urging purchase from druggists. The rest notes Sioux City winning two Western League games over St Joseph with 4 to 2 scores and mentions other disparate items including Perfection Kerosene and a horse exhibit, plus a small Syria Beirut note and unrelated city references.
Roosevelt speaks to Iowans on progressives and tariffs
Theodore Roosevelt addresses Iowa progressives urging voters to judge by principles not party names. He defends progressive ideals against old party machinery, cites Lincoln’s split from Whig to form the Republican era, and attacks Cummins while calling for practical trust reform and a strong administrative commission to curb corporate power.
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Roosevelt Opposes Cummins in Des Moines Speech
In Des Moines Roosevelt declared he opposes Cummins over the push for a national trade commission and federal anti trust measures. He rejected federal efforts to regulate trusts and denounced the idea of big business control, aligning with Iowa progressives against Wall Street aims.
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Miss India Goodman Hurt In Auto Accident
Mapleton dispatch reports Miss India Goodman daughter of Mr and Mrs W A Goodman of Waterloo and high school teacher in Mapleton was in an automobile party Saturday night when the car skidded and overturned near a street bend in Mapleton efforts to learn the full extent of her injuries continued through Sunday.
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Fright on Boat Leaves Miss Goodman Unharmed
Miss Goodman and another teacher were thrown into deep water from a boating accident while riding with boarders. They were rescued with only scratches and bruises, and Miss Goodman was able to resume her school work on Monday.
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Back Ailments Promoted By Kidney Fills Claim
Mrs. H. T. Strange of Gainesville Georgia reports relief from back and kidney troubles after using Foley Kidney Fills. She states her back is stronger and kidney and bladder issues are gone. Advertisement notes availability at drug stores. Also mentions Perfection Kerosene by W. A. Covell & Son and a Bahamas upholstery substitute from sisal fiber waste.
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