Pirates Have Won Nearly All Series This Season
The Pirates have defeated every National League team except Cincinnati and New York, needing three more wins over New York to sweep. Historical notes compare past pennant winners and series results, while current records show New York, Philadelphia, Boston, and Brooklyn with mixed outcomes at Pittsburg and Chicago. A postponed Boston double header on Sept 21 may shift westward travel excitement for the Chicago club.
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Pittsburg
Pirates
Cincinnati
New York
Chicagos
Philadelphia
Brooklyns
Pittsburgs
Brooklyn
Chicago
New Yorks
Boston
Cubs and Giants Tie After Fourteen Innings in Darkness
National League clash ends 4 to 4 after fourteen innings at Chicago as darkness halts play. Batteries include Huelbach and Preister for Chicago and Marquard and Crandall for New York. Score 4 4 in a suspended game.
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CUBS
Giants
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia Tops Pirates With Ninth Inning Rally
Philadelphia won the game by a three run rally in the ninth inning. Key contributors included Harmon Bresnahan and Tom Brown, while St Louis supported with strong pitching and fielding as the Pirates fell behind late.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Orridon
Harmon and
Bresnahan
Spokane Score Notes Battery Pairings in Sept Meet
Spokane report lists HM E Vancouver 2005 with carer and scores. Batteries Flanagan and Sugden, Hilli, Jay and Spencer mentioned in event lineup. Context unclear. emphasizes team members and performance notes from September meet.
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Spokane
HM. E
Vancouver
Carer
Flanagan and Sugden
Hillijay and Spencer
Columbus and Toledo Split Doubleheaders in A A Action
In Columbus the first game ended 1 0 with Columbus defeating Kansas City and the second 4 2. At Toledo the first game saw Toledo 3 over St Paul 0 while the second went 2 2. Louisville hosted Minneapolis with a 4 0 score in the first and 4 2 in the second, and Indianapolis beat Milwaukee 2 0.
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Columbus
Kansasity
Toledo
Bt Paul
St Paul
Louisville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Saowe
St. Paul
Weenie
Kansas City
Western League Scores From Omaha Lincoln Pueblo and Sioux City
At Omaha Lincoln 4 Omaha 9 percent. At Pueblo Wichita 3 Pueblo percent. First game Denver Topeka 9 percent Denver 1. Second game Topeka 7 Denver 7. Called in eighth inning darkness. Sioux City Des Moines first game Sioux City 11 Des Moines 4. Second game Sioux City 4 Des Moines 4.
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Omaha
Lincoln
Pueblo
Wichita
Denver
Topeka
Sioux City
Des Moines
Private dining room for ladies at Baker's
A private dining room is available for ladies at Baker's located on 12 South Main Street, offering a dedicated space for private gatherings and meals.
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Baker's
South Main Street
Pittsburg Ready To Bet Head Off In Pennant Chase
Pittsburg fans pool about 1,000,000 to back Pittsburg in the pennant race with bets ranging from 1,000 to 100,000. Syndicates hold large blocks and Shad Gwyl iam is a leading bettor. A $5,000 wager at 4 to 5 has been placed amid the high demand for the outcome.
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Pittsburg
Forbes Field
Shad Gwyliam
Closing dates for major and minor baseball leagues
Closing dates in all the big and little baseball leagues are listed: National league Oct 7 American league Oct 4 American association Sept 27 Eastern league Oct 6 Pacific Coast league Oct 61 Western league Sept 2s Northwestern league Oct 3 Atlantic league Sept 20 Three I league Sept 26.
Vernon and San Francisco Split Opening PCL Games
Vernon defeated San Francisco 4 to 2 in the first game while San Francisco won 5 to 1 in the second. At Sacramento Los Angeles edged Sacramento 3 to 2. In Oakland Portland won 3 to 2 in the morning and 3 to 0 in the afternoon.
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Vernon
San Francisco
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Oakland
Portland
Bozeman Defeats Livingston Independents In Close Tilt
Special Dispatch to the Standard Bozeman defeats Livingston Independents 4 to 0 in Bozeman. The game featured solid defense and steady pitching with Livingston scoring the first and last runs in the first inning while Bozeman answered with key innings. Spectators estimated 9 to 5 people present as the crowd applauded notable plays and batting order listed for both teams.
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Bozeman
Livingston
Boxseman
Gathers
Petrie
Finch
Ralston
Doyle
Baird
Valvetty
Frank
Smith
Bozeman—Seuter
Halhner
Snider
West
Marvin
Jerries
Eberly
Mussell
Hartman
Piteher
Tripp and Dragstedt Lose to Twin Bridges in Third Game
Special Dispatch reports the third game of the three game series between Tripp & Dragstedt of Butte and Twin Bridges ended with the visitors winning. Thatcher started strong but tiring, and Ryan, the visitors’ pitcher, held the opposing batters to eight hits and two doubles as errors and hard hits in the seventh inning produced six runs.
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Twin Bridges
Tripp & Dragstedt
Butte
Score
Thatcher
Ryan
State Fair Races Promise Strong Card in Helena
The Helena state fair opens next week with at least four running events daily and no harness races. Secretary Martin reports well filled nominations across seven stakes, including the Taft handicap and Lewis and Clark handicap, plus several selling stakes and over-night events. Weather is the only potential drawback as top Montana horses, including Ossian and Jack Paine, are slated to participate. Spokane emissaries failed to lure major runners away, ensuring a strong meet.
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Helena
Martin Martin
Montana
Taft
Ossian
Jack Paine
Lake
Doctle
John J. Rogers
Hammeraway
Zoe Young
Queen Leah
Little Joe
Garter Light
Little Hank
Jack O’ Lantern
Begone
Pandemonian
Ignatius
High Henry
Marlow
Arlin
St. Francis
Seasick
Platoon
Native Son
Docile
Jack O ° Lantern
Lake View
Doctor Hollis
Lyte Knight
May Bride
Queen Lead
Bonfils
Martin
Spokane
Anaconda
Butte
Yellow Brazen sets fifth straight stake win at Montana coursing park
Yellow Brazen, trained by Billy Smith, captures its fifth stake win in as many weeks at the Montana coursing park. The Colorado-bred greyhound defeated The Wolf in the final after beating Rusty Lad, Donegal Peddler, and Smuggler. Other results include Welsh Boy, Charming Girl, War Boy and Wild Boy performances with two match races concluding the meet.
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Williams & Champion
Yellow
Butte
Montana
Billy’’ Smith
Rusty Lad
Charming Girl
Basin Buster
Yorkshire Lad
War Boy
Wild Boy
Mike Davey
Smugeler
Clyde
Crescent
Grandma
Donegal Peddler
Prince Charming
Yellow Srazen
the Wolf
Maude Campbell
Welsh Boy
Smuggler
Yellow Brazen
Smuggles
Ru. M. Campbell
Jimmy Trederick
Burkett’s Worcester team repeats New England baseball title
Jesse Burkett’s Worcester squad wins the New England Baseball League championship for the fourth straight year with a .221 winning percentage, Brocton second at .610. Ralph De Palma sets three track records at Minnesota state fair track, Yale pitcher Arthur Merritt quits college for Arizona business, Billy Dineen named league umpire, Yale golfer Arthur Gardner wins national title. Bowling congress meeting planned, Daniels breaks American mile swim record, Yale football plans discussed, Cordes Grand Central opening boosts Brooklyn bowling, Mike Murphy to lead Penn football candidates, Johnny Kling shines in Chicago pool match.
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Jesse Burkett
Worcester
NewEingland Baseball League
Brocton
Ralph de Palma
Brooklyn
Minnesota State Fair Track
St. Paul
Mountain View Defeats Buffalo 14 to 11 in Centerville
Mountain View beat Buffalo 14 to 11 in Centerville as the game stayed undecided until the eighth inning. Pitchers were J Williams and J Thomas for Mountain View with Burns and Pacoe for Buffalo. The scoreline shows Mountain View leading 3 10 2 0 5 6 0 2 and Buffalo 0 0 0 2 6.
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Mountain View
Buffalo
Centerville
Oven
J. Williams
J. Thomas
Burns
Pacoe
Yale captain Edward H. Coy Improves After Operation
Edward H. Coy Yale full back and captain is resting comfortably in New York hospital after a minor operation. He is expected to rejoin the Yale football squad in New Haven in a few days as he recovers on the road to full health.
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New York
Edward H. Coy
Yale
New Haven
Papke Aims to Stop Harry Lewis in Ten Rounds
Billy Papke the Kowanee middleweight, traveling with his brother Ed, visits Chicago en route to New York where he will fight Harry Lewis later this month. He vows a week of hard work will fit him for the bout and believes he can win inside ten rounds. His next match depends on the outcome of the Kelly McIntyre fight on Oct 3 in New Orleans. Tom Andrews of West Side Athletic Club arranged Papke's signing for the bout. Papke then sold eastward by afternoon train.
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Chicago
Billy Papke
New York
Harry Lewis
Papke
Kelly-Mctiorty
New Orleans
Tom Andrews
West Side Athletic Club
East
Draw Ends 20 Round Fight in McDonoughville
In New Orleans area, Sep 19, Packy Mc Farland and Ray Bronson fought 20 rounds to a draw this afternoon in McDonoughville across the river from New Orleans.
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New Orleans
Packy McFarland
Ray Bronson
McDonoughville
Two More Coaches Spokein in Dumps at South Central High
Spokane notes add two assistants to coach F G Kennedy at South Central High to salvage a green squad ahead of the opening game in three weeks. Grover Herrington and Curly Hill join the effort to mold the team from scratch, with little returning veterans. The situation on the south side is described as the toughest Kennedy has faced, with no experienced players returning.
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Spokane
Sept. M
F. G. Kennedy
South Central High School
Grover Herrington
Curly” Hill
Stanford
Kennedy
Pittsburg Fans Protest Park Prices For Baseball
Pittsburg fans rally against price hikes at the Forbes Field new park. Grandstand seat sales were moved from downtown to the grounds with $1 for front rows and 7 cents for other seats. Uivent ball agitation grows, worrying Pittsburg club owners.
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Pittsburg
Forbes Field
Uivent
Vanderbilt cup committee sets Oct 30 race date
The motor cups holding committee, formed to study another Vanderbilt cup race, has decided to hold the contest on October 30. Donor W K Vanderbilt Jr and members canvassed manufacturers in the U S and Europe and expect 30 to 35 cars, the largest entry yet. The course will be shortened to just under miles while the distance stays the same.
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New York
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Europe
Spokane Reserve List For 1910 Announced By Spokane Manager
Spokane manager Robert Brown will send Secretary Farrell a 1910 reserve list of 23 players. Names include Ostdiek Laughlin Spencer Boettinger Nordyke James Burnett Altman Clynes Brinker Weed Jensen Baker Gregg Wright Killilay Holm Bonner Davis Rush Morrill Skillman and Spoonemore. Skillman has refused to join the team but remains on the list and must join here or play independent ball.
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Spokane
Robert Brown
Farrell
Ostdiek
Laughlin
Spencer
Boettinger
Nordyke
James
Burnett
Altman
Clynes
Brinker
Weed
Jensen
Baker
Gregg
Wright
Killilay
Holm
Bonner
Davis
Rush
Morrill
Skillman
Spoonemore
Music in your business boosts trade and pays for itself
Standard Music Co at 210 East Park in Anaconda Montana offers in house entertainment to guests, promising increased trade and self funding for the music service.
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Standard Music Co
East Park
Anaconda
Mont
School of Mines May Drop Football Over Empty Tryouts
Dark clouds hung over the Montana school as only 42 students were available to form an eleven. Many potential players failed to show for practice or faced parental objections, leaving Captain Jensen and Coach Furman with a tough call if key athletes do not appear this afternoon.
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School of Mines
Jensen
Furman
Montana
Patterson Wins President's Cup in Close Final
W D Patterson defeated Donald Arthur one up to claim the president's cup in a tight final. The event, a prize valued by Butte golfers second only to the city championship won by E J Barker. Opita beat Mrs Barker 5 up 4 to win the ladies title and set a new first nine holes record at 47. Don Arthur won Labor Day Cup with K J Barker runner up as the golf season nears close and class medals to be played next Sunday.
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Donald Arthur
W. D. Patterson
Butte
E. J. Barker
Opita
K. J. Barker
Hazardous Mt Baldy road race won in fastest time
The Mt Baldy road race in California ended with Ruess of Los Angeles driving a Pope Hartford to the fastest time ever on the 6.6 mile course in 5 hours 4 seconds. The White car wrecked early as Gus Seyfried and Frank Forbes were injured, Forbes with a broken arm and internal injuries. Harris Hanshue finished second in an Apperson in 3 24 39.
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Los Angeles
Mt. Batdy
California
Ruess
Pope-Hartford
Gus Seyfried
Frank Forbes
Newhall
Forbes
Seyfried
Apperson
Harris Hanshue
Mt. Baldy
Nearly Ten Thousand For Nelson Thompson Match
Chicago report notes Cyclone Johnny Thompson needs about 2500 to challenge lightweight champion Battling Nelson. Barney Lichtenstein says Nelson has consent if a club pays 10,000 for his end. Sid Hlester offers 7560. Nelson vows Thompson will get first crack at the title due to weight at ringside.
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Chicago
Cyclone Johnny Thompson
Battling Nelson
Barney Lichtenstein
Sycamore Fighters
Nelson
Sid Hlester
San Francisco
Lichtenstein
Thompson
One Mile Championship Won by Cyclist Kramer
Newark Ark Sept 19 At the bicycle track here tonight the one mile professional championship bicycle race was won by Frank Kramer of East Orange New Jersey in 3 minutes 38 seconds. Joe Fogler of Brooklyn finished second Jack Clark of Australia third and Iver Lawson of Salt Lake fourth.
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Newark
Ark
Frank Kramer
East Orange
N. J
Joe Fogler
Brooklyn
Jack Clark
Australia
Iver Lawson
Salt Lake
Reorganized Coeur d'Alene Area High School Football League
A league of high school football teams from the Coeur d'Alenes will be formed with meetings in five towns to set fall schedules. Teams from Wallace Mullan Burke Wardner and Kellogg high schools will join, with support from the school trustees of each district.
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Coeur d'Alenes
Wallace, Mullan
Burke
Wardner
Kellogg
Schoool Trustees
Johnson Lays Law Down 10 Coffroth
San Francisco September 19 Jack Johnson pressures promoter Jim Coffroth to proceed with the October 22 Ketchel bout despite Ketchel’s absence. Johnson states he has a contract and will train at Seal Rock hotel with Bob Armstrong as sparring partner. Coffroth agrees to move ahead. fight date remains October 22.
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San Francisco
Jack Johnson
Jim Coffroth
E&d
Ketchel
Coffroth
Britt
New York
Jack
Johnson
Ketehel
Seal Rock Hotel
Ocean Beach
Bob Armstrong
Bozeman Prospects Not Very Hopeful for Football
Bozeman reports a large college squad but with a mostly raw roster. Key backs from last season will not return, prompting coach McIntosh to plan a new back field while most linemen stay. The first game on October 2 faces Gallatin County High School as Glisson trains a strong high school squad aiming for the state title.
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Bozeman
Thomas Norton
Bitter Root
Charlie Fransham
all-Montana
Archie Brown
University of Minnesota
Jamison
Fort Shaw Indians
McIntosh
Gallatin County High School
W. L. Glisson
Paris runner Orphee breaks Rouen to Paris record
Louis Orphee the French runner covered the Rouen to Paris course of 10 kilometers in 62 miles 2 seconds, beating all records. He has competed several times in New York.
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Paris
Louis Orphee
New York
Rouen
Maine eatery at 40 Mast Park Street offers fastest service
The Maine restaurant at 40 Mast Park Street claims the quickest service in town, drawing diners seeking prompt meals and reliable turnover.
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Maine
Mast Park Street
Yost Sees Best Michigan Team in Years
Ann Arbor, Sept 19 Coach Fielding H. Yost says Michigan’s prospects for a winning football season are better than in three years. He notes Edmunds will return, a strong backfield is possible, and all squad members at Whitmore Lake will be eligible when workouts start next Monday. He dodges questions about retirement and cites growing business interests.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Fielding H. Yost
Edmunds
Whitmore Lake
Michigan
Officer After Prisoner Brings Important Data
Chief Flannery of Helena traveled to Butte to return prisoner John Davis, wanted for larceny of two diamond rings. Davis will be brought back this morning. He gave the alias John Grow in Anaconda and Charles Clements in Helena, with earlier names including Christopher Magnuss in Detroit and another in New York, described as an international crook. The photograph and Bertillon measurements were left with Chief Quinn.
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Flannery
Helena
Butte
John Davis
Davis
Bertillon
Anaconda
Pete Fuller
John Grow
Charles Clements
Jeffries Plans Comeback To Sign Articles For Johnson Bout
New York reports James Jeffries will return to America by Oct. 1 and seek a championship match with Jack Johnson. Coffroth pushes for a San Francisco venue while Ketchel braces for a Johnson challenge, and Wolgast-Frayne weigh-in policy is arranged.
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New York
James Jeffries
Europe
Jack Johnson
Carlsbad
Johnson
America
Butte Boy Returns He s Globe Trotter
Johnny O Keefe a former cub reporter from Butte who left five years ago to chase stories across Seattle Alaska Japan the Philippines and the Milwaukee railroad now visits his parents. He claims to have married and to have a child but friends doubt the tale as he resumes his western run toward Missoula while recounting escapades aboard ships and in perilous digs.
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Johnny O'Keefe
Butte
Johnny
Seattle
Alaska
Portland
Japan
Tokio
Philippines
Holystone
Frisco
Milwaukee
Harrington Duggan Team Wins Handball Title
James Harrington and Will Duggan won the championship handball at Leary's Alleys on Mast Summit Street with finals scores of 21 1 and 21 0. They received a meerschaum pipe and issued an open challenge to Montana amateurs. Mike Hanley and John Hanley accepted, a match slated for next Sunday for a substantial purse. Paddy Gleason issued a statewide challenge offering to bet $500 to $1,005 on his victory.
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James Harrington
Will Duggan
Leary’s
Mast Summit Street
Montana
Mike
John Hanley
Paddy Gleason
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No. M2 West One Hundred and Twenty-sixth Street
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