Red Sox Close In On Championship With Win Over Browns
Boston wins to pull within two games of the pennant as the Red Sox beat the Browns 6 to 1. Sisler and Wallman sparked late bursts while Shore pitched well. Leonard took the loss for Chicago in a separate series, and Detroit also topped Washington.
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Garner
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Ion Lee
Wallman
Shore
Doward
Lous
Wellman
Fagnew
Leonard
Carrigan
Cady
Chicago Cubs Sweep Reds in Doubleheader Stand Lift
In Chicago on Sept 28 the Cubs beat Cincinnati in both games of a doubleheader to climb out of last place. The first game featured late-inning pressure as George weakened and Chicago collected four hits with two bases on balls. In the second game Schneider homered in the first inning and Chicago built a lead Cincinnati could not erase.
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Kansas City
Baltimore
Dunran
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Johnson and Brown
A. R, Johnson
Young
Owens
Hennings
Hasterly
Milo Miller Stars on Ames Eleven in 31–0 Victory
Milo Miller, former West High standout, starred at center for Ames College in a rain delayed 31 to 0 win over Ellsworth. Coach Mayser shuffled lines, Miller remained in the game from start to finish and may win the captaincy as Johns moves to tackle.
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Mayser
Ames
Miller
Johns
Cobb Breaks Record as Tigers Narrow Pennant Hopes
The Tigers star Ty Cobb steals his ninetieth base, surpassing Millan’s 88 in a historic long season. Cobb aims for a hundred thefts as the season winds down, while the club remains hopeful in pennant pursuit.
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Millan
Washington Speed Hay
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Federal League Action and Standings in Early Sept Baseball
St Louis defeated Buffalo 7 3 securing a fifth straight win as Schulz Alten and Crandall led the Buffalo game. Pittsburgh beat Newark 3 1 with Seaton allowing pressure hits late. Chicago beat Brooklyn 5 0 as Bily Ravs shut out runners. Kansas City swept Baltimore 3 1 and 7 2 in two games with strong defense and key double plays.
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Harter
Opening date shifts Red Sox Phillies World Series odds
New York reports fans and bookmakers delay series odds until a start date is set. Phillies favoring Oct 9 opening. selections depend on whether Alexander starts game one and rest considerations for Moran. If Oct 8 or earlier, pitching plans shift to Shore Leonard Ruth Wood or Foster for game two, with travel implications.
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Shore
Leonard
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Wood
Foster
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago Series Opens October 4 with Seven-Game Schedule
Chicago officials announced the annual championship series will begin Wednesday October 4 at the National league rounds. Presidents Comiskey of the White Sox and Thomas of the National leaguers arranged the details, and the series will run seven games.
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Thomas
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Federal League
Meritorious Photography Awards At Northwestern Photographers’ Meet
The Northwestern Photographers association awarded top prizes at its Minneapolis convention. Grand portrait went to Pearl Grace Loehr, New York. Class A to J Rogers, Minneapolis. Class B to Jorgensen & Sorensen, Cedar Falls. Class C to Keller Studio, Beresford, S D. Home portrait to C H Galbraith, Minneapolis. Children’s class to G Bell, Newton, IA. Pictorial class to Spurr, Waterloo. Abel’s trophy to Jorgensen & Sorensen for best exhibit from non Iowa photographer.
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Photographerst Association
Minneapolis
Pearl Grace Loehr
New York
G. J. Rogers
Jorgensen & Sorensen
Cedar Falls
Abel's
Abel
Towa Preather
Warren Board protests stepmother led publicity in Canfield town
Warren Jr Sept 28 The Warren board of trustees protests Mrs AL Canfield Majory Canfield's stepmother publicity. They plan to elect a sound minded honest manager in 1917 to run village affairs businesslike. Schools may bar children with colds amid health fears Feter's Honey and Tar advertised as cough remedy. Rome cooked meals at First Baptist church this week, 25 cents.
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War- Ten Board of Trustees
AL BR. Canfield
Warren
Imayor
Majory Canfield
Feter
Befor
Rome
First Baptist Church
Sari Opens at Waterloo With Mizzi Hajos in Lead
Henry W. Savage brings the operetta Sari to Waterloo on Friday October 1 with Mizzi Hajos headlining the New York cast and a strong chorus and orchestra. The show blends music romance and comedy and features famed dances and a stylish production. Mina Schall, a rising star formerly with Cabaret Girls, is also highlighted as part of the ensemble.
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Henry W. Savage
Mizzi Hajos
New York
Waterloo
Ang
Kelly
Damsel
Hueling's Seals Head Majestic Vaudeville Bill
The Majestic showcases Hueling's Seals as the top act with strong supporting numbers. John P. Wade & Co, Louis London, Scott and Wilson, and Sabath and Wright provide clever comedy and dancing. Shows run tonight tomorrow with 8 15 pm evening and 2 30 pm matinee. The German Side of the War is promised Thursday through Saturday. Francis X. Bushman appears in The Second in Command at the Family, plus The Diamond from the Sky installment and Les Miserables tomorrow.
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Louis London
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Sabath
Wright
Francis X. Bushmen
Metro
Irving Cummings
Lottie Picksford
Heavies
William Russell
Charlotte Burton
George Periolat
Remarkable Picturization of Hugo Fame Tale Shown
A vivid film adaptation of the story that propelled Victor Hugo to fame will be screened. The presentation promises striking visuals and a faithful rendition of the literary classic, drawing attention to Hugo’s early rise and the work’s enduring influence.
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Victor Hugo
Where the Money Goes in Modern Spending
Brooklyn readers recall John G. Saxe and his Verse on money. The piece notes spending on motor cars and movies and estimates US motor spending at about a billion dollars annually. It argues the funds flow to auto makers, tire makers, oil refineries, producers of gasoline and lubricants, and chauffeur wages.
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Brooklyn
John G. Saxe
deNars
Nickles
Pure Food Show Is Big Success
The pure food show booth in the coliseum at Dairy Show Park draws attention with a lineup of exhibitors. Listed spaces include Adams Paper, Aunt Jemima Mills of St. Joseph Missouri, Black Hawk Coffee and Spice, James Black Dry Goods, and Universal cereal firms among others from Chicago, Clinton, Quincy, Waterloo, and New York.
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Adams
Paper Company
Aunt Jemima Mills Company
St. Joe
Black Hawk Coffee & Spice Company
James Black Dry Company
BlackHawk i Fruit Zmpany
Paul Davis Dry
Goods “Company
Diamond Match Company
Chicago
the Fowler. Company
Sten Biscuit Company
Clinton
B.C. Rich & Company
New York
Smith, Lichty& Tullman Company
State of Town
United Cereal Mills Company
Quincy, IL
Waterloo & Cedar Falls Union Mill, Company
Waterloo Conservatory of Music
Waterloo Print & Commission Company
Waterloo Eve- Sters
The
Worcester Salt Company
Government call for Greek steamers
Cardiff dispatch reports the Greek consul has received telegraphic orders from Greece requiring all unloaded Greek steamers at Cardiff Barry and Penarth to proceed to Piraeus immediately. A dozen steamers are affected.
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Wales
Barry
Penroth
Piraeus
Germany to call out class of 1916 recruits
Amsterdam reports via London that the Handelsblatt says Germany plans to increase the army by mid December with recruits from the class of 1916. The call for the Landsturm class of 1913 ends November 10. No other Landsturm classes will be conscripted.
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Amsterdam
London
Handelsblaat
Want Ads Pay in Courier and Reporter
The notice highlights that classified Want Ads support the Courier and Reporter. It emphasizes the value of ad revenue for the paper and invites readers to place advertisements to sustain local reporting.
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