New Heaver Drops Slants At Tigers Inseason Finale
Washington rookie Septther Love, listed at seven feet seven inches, played his first game for Washington and led a 2 to 1 win over Detroit in the final meeting of the season. The Detroit-Washington clash highlighted by Love’s debut, with others including Dause McKee and Henry, as teams faced rain caused postponements across major league games in New York Chicago Philadelphia Boston and St. Louis schedules.
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Atlanta
Detroit
Dause
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Boehling
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Henry
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Cleveland
St. Louis
National Commission rules on Norfolk club and players
Cincinnati reports that the national commission issued three findings. It affirmed the Norfolk club case awarding Harry Kunkel full two weeks salary and half pay for two weeks plus a physician bill minus eight dollars already paid on release. The Savannah club was denied a rehearing in Adams case. Flanagan’s salary dispute with St Louis was dismissed, holding minor to major league pay limits.
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National Baseaul Commission
National Board
Norfolk
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Norfolklub
Savannah
Adams
Philadphia Americans
C.F. Flanagan
St. Louis Americans
St. Louis
Flanagan
San Diego
St. Loui Americans
Northwestern League Scores From Spokane and Seattle
In Spokane Vancouver 70 with batteries Smith and Hannah. In Seattle Kraft Kurfias Ha antlehener and Shi reported on September 18. Scots RHR and BR erentinciinn 2% 8 R 088 Penn 4859 noted.
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Spokane
Smith and Hannah, Co
Grindell
Seattle
Scots Rhr
Erentinciinn
Penn
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Haantlehener and
Shi
Scrappy Play Grounds Doubleheader Split In Pittsburgh
A foggy scrappy doubleheader ended with Pittabure taking the first game in 19 innings and darkness delaying the second after a 3-3 tie. Becker and Dolan clashed in a near-brawl as umpire Brennan intervened. Lou Gehrig’s club split a St Louis doubleheader, winning the opener 1-0 in 10, while losing the nightcap 2-0 as Mathewson and Marquard shined for New York. Cincinnati split with Brooklyn, and Chicago beat Perdue 4-1 in the season finale.
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Loute
New York
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Marquard
Anne
Louie
Kiathenson
Meyers
Baltee
Snyder
RLF
Na’ Miegere
Hopsperi
Cincinnati
Wrooniyn
Marsans
Beeres
Brooklyn
Seerveerereer
Teeulbach
Fischer
Packard
Kling
Stucker
Rowan
Clark
Braden Direct Captures Direct Feature Race at Grand Circuit
Detroit harness meeting closes with Braden Direct winning the free-for-all pace in straight heats. The 2:17 trot was won by Analy with Die Thorne second. Other top results include Peter Billiken winning the 2:11 trot and Don Patch taking the 2:07 pace, all through a slow track day at the state fair.
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Braden Direct
Die
Thorne
Walter Cochato
Peter Billiken
Napa Prim
Leo
Ruto
Don Patch
Princess Fateh
Ave
Dr .Thome
George Rex
Mara Belint
Chandla Fret
Bell W
Bingo Az
Worthy
Pace
Marat Hal
Arlene
Schoolboy Ouimet Shines In Open Championship Final
Francis Ouimet, a young American amateur, delivered a historic showing at Brookline as he battled Britain's pros Harry Vardon and Edward Ray in the national open. Despite heavy rains, Ouimet matched 72 holes with a 90s-pace finish, tying Ray and Vardon at 291 and garnering dramatic crowd support as he nearly clinched victory. The scene on the eighteenth hole drew 6,000 spectators, who watched his tense four-foot putt roll in for a tie, prompting a celebratory carry to the clubhouse.
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Mass
Francis
Ouimet
Ray
America
Oulmet
Culmet
George Sargent
Hakimen
Reid
Vardon
McDonald Smith
J. M. Barnes
Sh. Ray
Willie Hagan
Rochester
Port
Outmet
Loula Telier
Wykagyl Club
Tacoma
J. J. McDermott
Police Judge Sued for Damages Over Detention Case
Mi FH Wickersham through Porta and Barta filed in district court seeking 5010 damages against Police Magistrate 3 T Booher. The suit stems from a police court incident where Mrs Wickersham was ordered jailed for $10 owed to Margaret Walker and detained for 46 minutes, allegedly harming her reputation and credit.
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Wickersham
Porta & Barta
Booker
Credit
Verslon
Sulzer Loses First Skirmish In Impeachment Fight
The article outlines impeachment proceedings against Governor Sulzer with Judge Parker and D. Cady Herrick debating which articles apply, focusing on pre office acts and campaign finances. Eugene Lamb Richards to open prosecution case. Stanchfield and Brackett to cross-examine. Former Senator Brackett and Sulzer ally James Garrison react as timelines set. Acting Governor Glynn signs bills into law.
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D. Cady Herrick
Wall Street
Austin D. Fox
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Mr. Fox
Edgar
Brackett
Battiow
Eugene Lamb Richards
Frawley Committee
Stanchfield
Sulzer
Janes C. Garrison
Sesson
Gilbert E. Roe
New York
Supreme Court
Glynn
Rolef
Contributions for Miners on Strike Delayed Pledges Listed
Secretary Partelow announced yesterday a long list of donations pledged for striking miners in Michigan. The contributions include unions such as the Workingmen's, electrical, bartenders, hotel and restaurant workers, bakers, and more, with monthly assessments continuing through the strike and varied per-member amounts reaching into hundreds of dollars for some unions.
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Partelow
Michi
Hutte Clerks’ Union
Electrical Union
Laborers’ Union
Electrical Workers
Teome TeTthe Mtetko
Blackwaithe
American Association Scores and Postponements
In a fragmented report from a weather hindered sports page the American Association results show Columbus 0 versus A4N Watiner Louisville 4 and Kansas City 6 and Indianapolis 2 with Minneapolis Toledo St Paul 0. Des Moines Wichita postponed and Omaha Topeka game postponed due to rain as Sioux City 2 Denver 6 and Toncatn 2.
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Louteville
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Todianapel
Portland
Venice Ees Sacrams
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Los Angeles
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Victoria
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al Hincoin
Joseph
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Wichita
Ain
St Tosgah
Toncatn
Confusion of Telegrams Spoils Hill Reception
Special dispatch from Great Falls reports mis laid telegrams hampered James J. Hill visit. Local businessmen and citizens, including Paris Gibson and W. W. Van Orsdel, faced a shortened reception as the Hill party was delayed and only a partial welcome occurred before the group proceeded to Helena and St Paul.
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Great Falls
Great Northern
James J. Hill
United States
Paris Gibson
W. W. van Orsdel
James J. Hil'l
Big Falls
Helena
St. Paul
Helen
Grea Falls
Detroit coal strike talks aimed at resumption of work
In Bay City Michigan Septim and the coal district’s stoppage prompt a conference in Columbus Ohio tomorrow. Commissioner Davis of Michigan operators and National President John P Whits of the United Mine Workers will discuss the situation with the aim of resuming mining pending a settlement.
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Columbus
Ohio
Davis
John P. Whits
United Mine Workers
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