Whitewash by Bouatte Sinks Tigers in Tacoma Game
Bouatte and Tacoma pitchers shut out the Tigers 6 to 0 in a low hitting game. Salisbury held Detroit to three hits as Harmon, Kane, and Marshall led the offense with key extra base hits and stolen bases. McHale, Ward, and McCarthy contributed with timely runs and defensive plays in a tight contest.
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Bouatte
Tigers
Harmon Kane
Marshall Eneh
Ritors
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Salisbury
Fisher
McCauarthy
Harmon
Secemd
Mman Mre
McCarthy
McClogkey
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Kone
Tiger
Harnken
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Pease Salisbury
Mary Maclanes
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Kane
Sehill
Ward
Marshall
McIntyre
McCloskey
Zusasky
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Pactafiry
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Rivas
Pirpinion
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OTIS
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Zearfoss
Og McHale
Gina
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Rae S.f
Satisbury
Hitler
Helena
Hiro
Lippert
Semumeerr
Holly
Thiery
Shaffer
Ib Snes
Sullivan
Evetee
Peeples
Thompson
Helena Mit
Seattle
Babbitt Hurley
Drennan
Campbell
Hurley
Stovall
Thomps
Fon
Stanley
Hannivan
Schmeer
Spokane Wins in Eighth on Portland Errors
Spokane defeats Portland 2 to 0 in the eighth inning as errors by Anderson and Weed aid the winning rally. Donahue’s fouled ball catch highlighted the game. box shows Weed, Anderson, Stovall and Vigneux among Portland players. Attendance 2, umpire Me aring.
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Ore
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Anderson
Weed
Donahue
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Ccicsaon
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Ee Stovall
Jawai
Murdock
Detsel
Witbeck
Howells
Elsey
McKevitt
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Kelly
Gevis Quick
Stovall
Wet Beck
Vigneux
Quick
Mearing
Gravesend Race Results From September Meet
At New York on September 2 Gravesend hosted six furlong events. Moth Brant led the opening win with River Pirate second and Matarmore third in 1 11 2 5. Huntressa won the mile and a furlong with Zoroaster second and Black Dirk third in 1 65 2 5.
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River Pirate
Matarmore
Aios
Huntressa
Zoroaster
Black Dirk
Old England
Whisky King
Arsenal
Sombrero
Examiner
Hawthorne Races Result Reports Mixed Placings
In Chicago on September 25 Hawthorne results show Aladdin winning the first race over Irving Mayor and Charley Moore with a time of 1.58 percent. Foxy Kane took the second race with The Don Sec ond and Judge Himes following. time 59 percent. In the third race Flacarline won ahead of Topsoil and Gregor K with a time of 1.48.
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Chicago
Hawthorne
Aladdin
Irving Mayor
Charley Moore
Foxy Kane
the Don
Judge Himes
Flacarline
Topsoil
Gregor K
Opening of Dillon Races Draws 250 as Track Hosts First Day
Special Dispatch from Dillon reports 250 spectators for opening day, despite cold rain. Dandy wins first heat in Special Troy purse, Exubriant takes two heats, best time 2:31. Norton wins two of three heats in Dillon horses and drivers purse, Galden Queen second, J B J third, rest time 2:38. Misa Madeline leads three and a half furlong handicap with Big Dutch second and Queen T third, time 41. Flamaway wins half mile Cowboy race, Brown Mike second, Black Dick third. Ravenna, Brown Prince, Yule run in three-quarter handicap with times 1:18. Seven races scheduled for tomorrow.
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Standard
Dillon
Troy
Dandy
Selway
Norton
Sebree
Humphrey
Ravenna
Willian
Brown Prince
Lindsay
Yule
Cincinnati Team Wins With Poole’s Superb Pitching
Cincinnati scouts report the local victory led by Poole's pitching. Attendance around 1,200. The box score shows Cincinnati overpowering the opponent with solid hitting and strong defense as Bergen and Currie contributed clear performances.
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Cincinnati
Poole
R. H. E. Cincinmace
Bergen
Currie
Tyan
Brown
Seattle Downs Helena With Seventh-Inning Rally
Seattle bunched Thompson's pitches in the seventh and eighth, scoring three times to beat Helena. Sullivan's sore hand limited fielding, Lippert misplayed a throw, and Seattle capitalized on Helena's errors to secure a 5 3 victory.
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Wash
Thompson
Sullivan
Thirry
Flannery
Helena
Lippert
Hannivan
Stanley
Dalrymple
Campbell
Stovall
Helen
Peeples
Babbitt
Klopf
Schmeer
Nitcher
Drennan
Hurley
Washington Postpones Boston Game in Rain
Weather delays baseball in Hain Washington as rain postpones the Boston contest. Chicago and St. Louis finally play the AL finale on soggy grounds with Chicago winning easily. Attendance reported at 350. Batteries Patterson and McFarlane for Chicago, Sudlhet and Sugden noted.
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St. Louis
R. H. EB
Ceuta
Patterson
McFarlana
Sudlhet
Sugden
Moveland
Detroit
Philadelphia
Washington
Hoston
Baltimore
National league heads into talks with bleak outlook
James A. Hart of Chicago said in New York that there is no chance for peace next summer between the two major leagues. He noted players will largely honor contracts, and the public may be surprised by how few will jump their deals this year on either side.
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New York
James A. Hart
Chicago
Carnegie Nephew Rescued After Chicago Levee Scene
William Munellane Craig, nephew of Andrew Carnegie, famed financier of big trusts and steel concerns, found life in Chicago tougher than his schemes. He starred in a melodrama Lost in the Tenderloin, prompting a habeas corpus move to remove him from the stage. Judge Tuthill questioned him as Craig, in distress, was led away by attorney Richard J. Cooney to recuperate.
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William Munellane Craig
Andrew Carnegie
United States Steel Company
Chicago
Mr. Craig
Craig
Tuthill
Richard J. Cooney
ARISTOCRATIC BRIDE-TO-BE MET AT ATLANTIC CITY
Miss Meta Classen of a Virginia lineage and Edward B. Jennison of Philadelphia plan marriage. Jennison once saved Classen from drowning at Brighton Beach England. They met abroad, endured a mail proposal lost in St Petersburg, and reconciled at Atlantic City after further meetings.
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Washington Society
Meta Classen
Miss Classen
Ostend
Jennison
St. Petersburg
Atlantic City
Court Intervenes As Man Held For Debts In Chicago Saloon
Attorney Cooney seeks habeas corpus to free Mr. Craig, rumored to be held by friends at Frank Wing's saloon on State Street. Craig spent nearly $2,000 sightseeing and cashing drafts while in Chicago, with companions pressuring him for debts and promises, including $5, a diamond ring, $15 for a cab ride, and numerous other payments. The sheriff recovered him after a sharp search as patrons clamored for owed money.
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Cooney
Frank Wing
State Street
Craig
Chicago
Bismarck
American Brass, Copper & Iron Company
United States
Mr. Craig
Wing's
Mr. Cooney
Sims Sues for Divorce Alleging Cruelty
Mrs. Anna G. Sims filed for divorce from Harry K. Sims in district court claiming cruelty. The couple wed in Philadelphia on June 5, 1883, and have since lived apart.
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Anna G. Sims
Harry KE. Sims
Philadelphia
Montana Divorce Case Seeks Custody After Cruel Treatment
In Montana a woman seeks a divorce after 12 years of alleged cruelty by her husband over the last two years. She cites a February incident in Meaderville in which he threatened to kill her, choked her, and injured her. She left him and seeks custody of their two children.
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Montana
Meaderville
Mantle Seeks Interest and Accounting in Speculator Mine Fight
Lee Mantle sues John M. Dougherty over the Speculator mine purchase by Patrick A. Largey. Mantle claims he owned a sixteenth share and seeks a court decree of ownership and an accounting of ore extracted since Dougherty took possession. The case ties to Creighton of Omaha and heirs of Largey.
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Patrick A. Largey
Lee Mantle
John M. Dougherty
John M. Creignton
Omaha
Largey
Mantle
Larger
John M. Creighton
Mr. Dougherty
Tivoli Opera Company Presents The Toy Makers at Broadway
The Tivoli Opera Company drew a well pleased audience with The Toy Makers at the Broadway last night. Tonight The Serenade will be given, a scene stealing comic opera praised by the San Francisco Chronicle for its strong cast and production, marking Tivoli as ahead of the country in value.
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Tivoli Opera Company
Bostonians
San Francisco Chronicle
Tivoli Opera House
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