Detroit Clinches 7-6 Pennant Win Over Chicago
In Chicago on October 6 Detroit defeated Chicago 7 to 6 to claim the American League pennant. Donavan pitched a ten strikeout effort supported by errorless defense as Detroit rallied early and withstood Chicago’s threats late. Chicago’s Jones and Isbell were stymied by Donovan’s mound work while Ats of Chicago argued with an umpire and was ejected.
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Cleveland Stuns St. Louis In Final Showdown
In the last game of a feature day, Cleveland defeated St. Louis 16 to 2 after a lopsided midgame surge. Batters Bat (Batley) and Smith led, while Washington beat Philadelphia 9 to 2 behind Hughes solid work. Boston routed New York 11 to 3 in a high-scoring finale.
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Disputed New York Game To Be Played Off
The National League directed that the protested game between New York and Chicago from September 23 be played off. President Pulliam supported the decision by sustaining the game as tied on September 2 and rejected Chicago’s claim of a forfeited game on the following day.
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Cubs and Boston in tense baseball playoff stalemate
The decision by Mr. Purtlan forced a mandatory schedule outcome as clubs debated whether later Boston or New York victories would alter the ruling. Chicago National Club President Murphy declared plans to play Thursday and win decisively on the field to clinch the pennant. Manager Chance and the Cubs arrive with good form aiming for a third straight NL pennant.
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Giants Victors In Tight Polo Grounds Shootout
New York October 6 Giants win a close game at the Polo Grounds as Ferguson dominates early and Wiltse, aided by Seymour’s miscue, prevents a shutout. Visitors tally late but fail to break through.
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Seymour
Boston twirler’s double seals late lead in tense game
A tight baseball battle ends with Clifton miscue in the late innings as Trinidad surges. Key hits by Kerner, Kramer, and Ambrose drive in runs, while Barrett Barngrover and Harmon pivot pitching. Final score leans to Trinidad as Clifton drops a chance to gain first prize in the park tournament.
Philadelphia Defeats Brooklyn In Early Victory
Philadelphia won an easy victory over Brooklyn today by a score of 4 to 2. The game featured Bell Kruger and McQuillin on Brooklyn and Potteries with Doom delivering notable performances.
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Clifton Defeated by Trinidad Aggregation in Sixth Inning
In a baseball game, Trinidad broke open the score in the sixth inning, scoring seven runs as Clifton’s defense and pitching faltered. Harmon started for Clifton with a sore arm but stayed on the mound, then Stark relieved him as Trinidad continued to hit. Ambrose sparked Clifton with a clutch triple in the sixth, yet Kramer preserved the lead with sharp fielding and a tough play to end the eighth.
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New Mexico Man Sets Notable Insurance Record
Oscar Watson of Pueblo formerly Santa Fe and now district manager for Mutual Life Insurance travels Albuquerque with a broad smile. The latest company report shows his district among the top for new business with an agent ranking eighth nationally in individual states.
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Flower Day at the Exposition Set for Thursday
The exposition announces Flower Day for Thursday October 8 1908 at the Pair Grounds with cash prizes for cut flowers. Entries must be brought to the Horticultural building by 4 PM Thursday.
Lincoleums New Patterns Offered by F Putrelie Furniture Co
Announcement of a large assortment of Lincoleums all new patterns available at F Putrelie Furniture Co on the west end of the viaduct with emphasis on not missing pricing before buying.
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J. H. O'Reilly & Co
Fputrelie Furniture Co
West End
Viaduet
Army Captain Reduced in Rank After Court Martial
The president approved Secretary Wrights recommendation that Captain Frank A Cook of the subsistence department be reduced four ranks instead of dismissal from the army. He was tried by court martial for conduct prejudicial to good order and military discipline while riding an electric car between Washington and Alexandria last August.
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