Albuquerque 3 Santa Fe 2 in ten innings
In a tight contest the Browns edged the Santa Fe Gray team 3 to 2 after ten frames. A late error allowed D Anderson to score the decisive run as McDonald, Clancy and Graham contributed key plays. Punctuated by strong defense and a raucous crowd, the Browns, with Parsons and Lopez pivotal, claimed victory and momentum for tomorrow’s rematch.
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Browns
Cam
Cavanaugh
D. Anderson
McDonald
Graham
Parsons
Arcia
Lopez
L. Anderson
Clancy
Gallegos
Wisitora
Headyar
Capital
Hale
Bull
Durham
Frante
Parrine
Wrante
Corhan
Pettus
Porsyth
Nye
Kane
Frantz
Brownies
Pittsburg
Hesburg
Cincinnati
Willis
Gibson
Hall
Schlel
Boston
R.W.E. Philadelphia
Ricnie
Dooing Brettier
Brown
St. Louis
St Louis
Chicago
Reeve
Karger
Noon
Taylor
Moran
Hoggins
Marshall
Kling
New York
R. H Brooklyn
Stricklett
Bergen Wiltse
Bowerman
R. HE
Raven
Detroit
Platt
Heas
Bemis
Donahue
Schmidt
W. Parsons
R. HB. Arcia
Laper
P. Aoraes
Owen
Roth Smith
Rickey
Washington
Albuquerque
RPO New York Corhan
Patten and Wakefield
Kunz
Thomas
Rowe Clancy
Edmut Warner
Orth
Leinow
Faliladelphia
R. HB
Wye
Philadelphia
Inter
C. Armbrus
Nyeter
Coombs
Powers
Rhe Tien McDonald
Ie Lopez
Craven
Barry
Greatest Fair on Earth Opens in Albuquerque Day Festivities
Western Amusement Company arrives to set up shows including Reckless Russell in a six foot water tank. Navajo visitors, lavish decorations at Alvarado hotel and fairgrounds promise a grand event with dances, two orchestras, and a ball. Admission 50 cents for all on Thursday September 20, passes labeled not good that day.
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Anager McCanna
Albuquerque
Fair Fund
Western Amusement Company
Raton
Russell
Railroad Avenue
First Street
Santa Fe
Lusion
Alvarado Hotel
Winslow
Ariz
McMillen
Wingy
Blontezuma Bail
Robins Hood Park
Harvey's Indian Museum
Moet & Chandon Company
White Seal Champagne Fame
White Seal Champagne
City Decorated in Fair Colors for Great Earth Fair
The city dazzles with red white and blue bunting as merchants scarce decorate downtown shops from depot to fair grounds. Stores such as Grune fled Brothers Consolidated Liquor Rothenberg Ross cigar others glow with electric lights and banners inviting visitors and Baby Show entrants. The Fair Association urges all merchants to Illuminate their fronts before sunrise on the second day of the great fair.
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Grunefled Brothers
Consolidated Liquor Company
Blanchard Meat and Supply Company
Sturges’ European Hotel
Mike Mandell
Simon Stern
Rothenberg-Schross
Information Bureau
H. Yanow
L. G. Rosenfield
Graham Brothers
St. Elmo
White Elephant
Zeiger
O'rielly’s
Ruppe’s
San Jose
Economist
Welller & Benjamin
Iceberg
McIntosh Hardware Co
Globe
Leon B. Stern
L. Kempenich
W. Y. Walton
U. Rosenwald
Albert Faber
Golden Rule
Albuquerque Pressed Brick Co
E. L. Washburn
Second Street
Gold Avenue
Evening Citizen
H. Benjamin & Co
J. Borradaile & Co
Fair Association
Rainbow trout released in New Mexico waters
Ten days of efforts by Game Warden W Griffin led to the first trout release in New Mexico for years. Sixty thousand yearling rainbow trout were released in the Upper Pecos as an experiment to compare with native mountain trout. Additional browns and eastern brook trout were also released from hatcheries in Missouri and Colorado with minimal losses. The fish were moved in the government car rather than barrels for the first time, and the car heads to other Pecos streams under guidance of Warden Griffin Page B Otero and local ranchers.
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W. &. Griffin
Tne
New Mexico
Pecos
Neosha
Leadville
Colorado
Valley Ranch
W. ©. Griffin
Page B. Otero
Crowds Gather as Governor Hager Arrives in Alvarado
An immense crowd welcomed New Mexico Governor Herbert J. Hager on arrival at 7:30 pm at the Alvarado depot. The governor attended a reception and dinner at the hotel with Solomon Luna and others ahead of the 26th territorial fair opening at 1:30 pm. A band played during arrivals and gatherings, with many visitors from northern towns joining west midweek crowds.
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Alvarado Hotel
Herbert J. Hagerman
New Mexico
Solomon Luna
Fair Association
Solomon Lana
Reid
Arthur Trelford
Superitendent
John N. Coffin
A. B. McGaffey
the Fair Association
Harry W. Kelly
Las Vegas
Snow Clad Peaks Near Santa Fe Impress Viewers
Snow covered the high peaks east of Santa Fe for the first time this season, reaching the timber line. Old Baldy appeared entirely white, prompting observers to think clouds hid the summits. Rain in the past two days increased stream flows on the Upper Pecos and fed trout stocking in the Valley's river.
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Santa Fe
Old Baldy
Pecos
Valley Ranch
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Santa Fe, N. M
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Albuquerque, N. M
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