Clubs End Series Still Three Apart In Baseball Split
Chicago and Philadelphia split a season series as Alexander avenged a prior defeat by shutting out Philadelphia in the opener and Humphreys fueled a Philadelphia win in the latter. Chalmers pitched well for Chicago in game two, while Pierc and Hard provided key hits. The doubleheader left Philadelphia three games ahead.
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Humphreys
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RM. Ehiladelphia
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Alexandri
Doom
Archer
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Brennan
Harvard cuts season roster, 38 kept for varsity
Cambridge September 22 Coach Percy D Haughton made the first cut of the season in Harvard football trimming the squad of 78 to 38 for the varsity. Tudor Gardiner, star guard, returned to active football today for the first time since his injury in last year’s Princeton game.
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Harvard
Tudor Gardiner
Princeton
Severe Form of Eczema Remedy Adverts Claim Quick Blood Action
An advertisement extols a product named rurit as a severe eczema remedy and blood purifier. It urges readers to buy the bottle and warns against cheaper offers, promising surprising results and urging daily purchase. The copy imitates medicinal hype and cautions against dubious substitutes.
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Rugeist
Philadelphia Pennant Spurs World Series Prep
Philadelphia wins the American League pennant and manager Mack plans immediate tuning for the World Series. He will evaluate Athletic players and decide who deserves spot in the lineup as the team prepares for the national championship.
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Tim‘brukes
Soporte
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Howton
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Ritchie Insists On His Right To Boost Weight
San Francisco report details heavyweight Willie Ritchie insisting on a 135 pound limit for a forthcoming lightweight title defense against Tommy Murphy. Promoter seeks 125 pounds. Negotiations and date timing remain unresolved with potential late October or Thanksgiving timing discussed.
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Willie
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Hints That Quimet Did Not Know Why To Worry
London report notes the defeat of Harry Vardon and Edward Ray by Young Francis Du Mass. The article hints Quimet did not know why to worry, signaling a surprising outcome in the golf event.
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London
Harry Vardon
Edward Ray
Francis du Mass
Taylor Critiques Youth in Golf Open Talk
John Menry Taylor, British Open champion, tells the pro today that youth lacks nerves. He says youngsters play golf without realizing the difficulty of doing it well. He praises Oulmet as a splendid golfer with nerves, while Vardon and Ray bear the heavy burden of national reputations. Taylor notes his own first Open win came at age 23.
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Favorites triumph in five claimed races at Helena meet
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Helena reports a day of tight finishes with Hen Uneas winning the first by a length. Five rival events follow with favorites winning, including Art Rick and Elizabeth Harwood in six furlongs and the Treasure State handicap. The card features near-misses and a spill by Great Friar near the wire, and pays out substantial win odds across the program.
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Art Rick
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Pauley
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Fisher
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Charles Goetz
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McIntyre
State Fair entries race card shows multiple horse heats
The listing details races at the State Fair with first race 2.15 mile heats featuring Flying Patchen Ed Kar hak and George Bernwood plus Mazie Mack. Subsequent races include three-year-olds and up, selling and handicap events with names like Lajoie Irmonde Cunningham No Quarter Great Friar Clara Milton Robie and Glancus among others. The card notes distances from five and a half furlongs to seven furlongs and lists numerous entries and weights.
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Ed Karhak
George Bernwood
Mazie Mack
Lord Clinton
Sharper Knight
Bashful Bettie
Watso
B. Tate
Holabird
Miss Daniels
Aspera
Lajoie
Irmonde Cunningham
Lee Harrison II
Clint Tucker
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Great Friar
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Turiones
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Alvis
Art Rick
Deal Care Roll
Ed Lace
Meyers denies family killing rumors in Denver dispatch
An item claims George Meyers, brother of Chief Meyers, was shot in a Denver quarrel. Meyers says he has a brother but denies any death. he pleads for corrections and asks writers to stop targeting his family. A brief note also mentions changes in college entrance standards from 1900 to 1901.
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Mark ‘Twain
Hin Deat
George Meyers
Mayer
Sam’ Tang
Denver
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Ming
Sheva
Han
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Mackies Win Pennant With Two Shutout Wins Over Detroit
Philadelphia clinched the American League pennant by sweeping Detroit in a doubleheader. Connie Mack’s club, led by Bush on the mound, won 4–0 and 6–1 as Detroit managed limited hits. Key plays included a second inning squeeze and timely hitting, with Nominal star performances from Burns and Bush.
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Lapp
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Nock
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Crawford
Cobb
Burns
Plank
Gibson
Stern
Schang
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Northwestern League Pitcher Reassigned in Night Tie
A brilliant pitcher was called in the eleventh inning due to darkness with the score tied at 1 to 1. Vancouver Victories led by Batteries Ingersoll and Kantlehener, with Brotten adding to the effort.
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Tacoma Wins Late Rally Over Seattle in Rain Delay
In Seattle on September 22 five runs in the eighth inning, highlighted by a neighbor home run driving in three. Tacoma defeated Seattle three to two amid a weather delay as Portland Spokane game was postponed due to rain.
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American Association scores ice up on cold day
Indianapolis and Kansas City postponed due to cold weather. Louisville defeated Minneapolis 2 to 0. Toledo beat Milwaukee 7 to 2 and Columbus 0 to 2 in other games, with St Paulo scoring 2.
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Senators push funds to run Helena assay office
Senators Myers and Walsh urged the senate appropriations committee to raise the Helena assay office deficiency from 1000 dollars to a level recommended by the assayer to keep the facility operating. The deficiency bill aims to abolish several judgeships on the commerce court including Judge William H. Hunt of Montana. Walsh plans to oppose the house bill provision when it returns on Wednesday.
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Washington
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Walsh
Senate Appropriations Committee
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Commerce Court
William H. Hunt
Montana
Leata J Defeats Rival In Hot Race At Columbus Meet
Colum Bus Ohio Sept 22 Leata J a California mare was second choice to Frank Bogash Jr in the Hotel packing stakes race at the Columbus Grand Circuit meet. She won in veruggle with a sprint finish, taking the fifth heat to hold off her rival by a burst of speed. Directum J was a favorite in the King pacing stakes and Omar, bought by a Louisville horseman, won the 2:11 trot. Cleo B led a 13 pacers field in the 5 class with two miles won by Cleo B. The day’s summaries include 2:05 pace, 2:04 four miles, and Hotel Hartman stakes results with Leata J first.
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Leata Jn
Frank Bogash Jr
Seata J
del Rey
Leata J
Directum J
Omar
Louisville
Newzel
Cleo B
Zanzibar
Princess Margaret
Miners to Contest Injunction Grant at Crystal Falls
Western Federation of Miners announce plan to contest Circuit Judge O Brien injunction forbidding picketing and parading by copper mine strikers while workers go to or from the mines. A hearing will be requested in Iron county with Judge Flanshinan presiding. About five hundred militiamen remain in the strike district, with a possible reduction planned.
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Western Federation of Miners
O'Brien
Crystal Falls
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Flanshigan
National Suffrage Convention to Meet in Washington
Officials of the National Women's Suffrage Association announced the next annual convention will be held in Washington the week of Doo. The piece notes the infantry home scene with mounted men about 208 and a large force of deputies ready to maintain order. Copper shipments rise to 5800 tons, up 600 from the prior week. A few workers report for duty daily.
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National ‘Women's Suffrage Association
Tanght
Associaton
London Omnibus Strike Settled After Conference
London announces an official settlement of the omnibus strike after a conference of the British board of trade. The accord grants union recognition and representation by officials in personnel disputes, allows wearing union badges on uniforms, and reinstates striking workers without penalty while prohibiting sympathy strikes.
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Omnisbus
British Board of Tract
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