Giants Take Clean Cut Victory Over Bostones
The New York Giants defeated Boston 5 to 1 at Polo Grounds. Ames pitched seven innings allowing one hit, McGinnity pitched two, Hannifan homered in the eighth. Bresnahan and Sweeney contributed key hits as New York pulled away late and moved toward the pennant with two games remaining.
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Brooklyn and Philadelphia Split Doubleheader in Philadelphia
Brooklyn and Philadelphia split a doubleheader with the first game ending 6 to 4 in favor of Brooklyn and the second game 2 to 4. Batters Wilhelm Dunn Sparks and Duoin led Brooklyn while McIntyre Dunn Moore and Dvyoin pitched for Philadelphia.
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Chicago Defeats Detroit in Crucial AL Pennant Race
Chicago beat Detroit 6 to 1 in the second game of a pivotal series. Cleveland fell to St Louis in a double header, narrowing the AL race to Chicago and Detroit with potential tiebreak implications and possible Wednesday playoffs.
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Chicago Triumph Over Detroit In One-Sided Contest
Chicago built a wide lead as Sullivan dominated Detroit on the mound and Summers exited early. Detroit tallied a late run but Chicago fended off further scoring, with Davis and Parent key hits and Isbell and Hahn contributing in the early innings.
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Cleveland Elimination Ends AL Pennant Bid in Doubleheader
Cleveland is eliminated from the American League pennant race after a doubleheader loss to St Louis. An error sequence in the sixth inning opened the door for two runs, breaking a then tied game. Hoffman doubled and Cross followed with a double as fielding mishaps cost Cleveland.
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Boston Edges New York In Low-Scoring Baseball Tilt
Boston defeated New York with a 2 to 0 shutout aided by late eighth inning scoring. Pitchers Brady and Denohine bested Manning and Sweeney with strong defense and clutch hits, while other highlighted contests included a disputed gate decision and a Philadelphia loss in a separate game.
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National League Board Delays Decision on September 22 Dispute
Cincinnati October 1 The National League board adjourned at 10 30 p m without ruling on the September 22 dispute between the New York and Chicago clubs. President Heemann said evidence was heard and a decision would be deferred until tomorrow at 10 o clock. Directors met for over an hour with only three stenographers present.
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Unlucky loss for Albuquerque in rough Triniad game
Albuquerque Grays pitcher Jost Hin yielded fourteen strikeouts but lost as Trinidad won three to one amid disputed calls by umpire Newhouse. Misplays and fielding miscues plagued Albuquerque with seven errors and a controversial seventh inning ruling that kept the score at one run.
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Trinidad Triumphs In Tight Baseball Protest Controversy
Trinidad leads standings with a 2 1 victory over Albuquerque. Nichols pitched well for Trinidad while Ambrose and Corhan sparkled in the infield. A seventh inning play at the plate forced a protest as Nichols was ruled safe on a close call, debated by fans and umpire Newhouse.
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Roosevelt not to stump for Taft says White House
Washington, Oct. reports say President Roosevelt has no plan to campaign for Taft. The White House denies any touring speeches and notes no announcement of a six stop or nationwide stump campaign ending in San Francisco.
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Bryan to Speak in Nebraska Seventy Times in October
In an interview dated today, he denies rumors of opposing pensions, stating that all platforms endorse pensions and he supports a broad pension policy. The central figure announced W. J. Bryan will deliver seventy speeches across Nebraska, with stops in most principal cities on October 14, 15 and 16.
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Weather warning touts Ballard’s Snow Liniment
An old advertisement touts Ballard's Snow Liniment as a remedy for rheumatism rheum atism chilblains frost bite and sore stiff joints and muscles. Priced 25 cents to 60 cents a bottle and sold by J dL O'Reilly & Co.
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