Giants Rally In Ninth To Narrow Deficit
New York overcame a late Philadelphia lead with a ninth inning rally as Shean and Bresnahan delivered key plays. Dun Mathes added a three run hit, driving in the catcher Busy. The game ended with New York’s victory potential dashed by a late miscue, leaving the score close.
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Baseball Scores And Standings From September Play
In September action across the American League and National League teams like New York, Chicago, Detroit, Washington, Philadelphia, Philadelphia and St. Louis faced varied results. Page notes tie games, battery pairings, and upcoming matchups with schedules for Boston, Cleveland, and Chicago.
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Spokane Fair Derby Draws Fast Butte Horses
Spokane September news notes the Phat tin derby to be held Derby day at the interstate fair. Entry fees are high at twenty dollars per horse, with strong contenders listed such as Cabin, winner of the 1907 derby, entered by J. H. Brasnan of Oakland, and challengers Muskoday, Yes, Nogen, and Rine.
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Nogen
Rine
Racehorse entries in Salem pace event raise betting hopes
Thoroughbreds such as Eimer Hogoboo and J B Dunn's Gallaido compete in a premier wagon pace at Salem Oregon. Whispers say the field could yield the best ever pace, with Alana Wickes delivering a 2 08 heat and Leland Onward another strong showing. Other entries include Air form 8 Welcome Me Moy and Daillai.
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Eimer Hogoboo
J. B. Dunn
Leland
Salem
Ore
Alana Wickes
Alu
Itland
Salem Fir
Murphy Weets Baldwin In Twelve Round Fight
In Boston the bout ends with Murphy overpowering Baldwin over twelve rounds as fans witness hard exchanges and a close balance of power. The match highlights Murphy’s relentless pace and Baldwin’s defensive resilience in a grueling scheduled card.
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Murphy Weets Baldwin
Cass on Wane Balance Report From Treasury
Washington reports the treasury balance with available cash at 178.585 million dollars, gold coin and bullion 31.8006 million, and gold certificates 8.245 million. The figures reflect daily balances and indicate asset distribution across cash, bullion, and certificates.
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Washington
Treasury
Baseball Giants and Cubs Battle for League Supremacy
Sporting Editor surveys the pennant race with Chicago leading, New York Giants and Phillies clashing in a season shaping duel. Predictions favor Chicago as the stronger lineup and pitching, with early tests against Philadelphia noted and the Yale Princeton football debates alongside.
Hanlon Backers Grow as Moran Rivalry Builds in San Francisco
San Francisco scene centers on Hanlon and Moran as Emith names judges for the Coliseum bout. Hanlon’s backers, including North Beach groups, boost support while Roach disputes and promoter Berger note public wagers. Eddie Manton’s camp eyes a strong weight and the public buzzing around September confrontation.
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North Bearch
Turehiight Procevatan
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Antranes
Tin Panhandie
Arn
North Beach
Hanlon
Inday Baspota
Tin Hanlin
Ehrston
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Moran
Roto
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Remarkable Youngster Eddie Hailon Impresses Fans
Combined with his extreme youth the youngster's play left fans in awe. Followers recall how he stood firm and refused to join the crowd, proving his game and resolve. Wednesday's matchup will test his growing reputation and support from admirers.
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Eland
Eddie Hailon
Results on tracksLouteville Kentucky racing summary
The report lists multiple races with results from Louteville and New York tracks. Attilles wins six furlongs, Sandals second, Haileat third. Stone Street wins six furlongs second race. Aronette wins six furlongs third race. Dark Night wins mile and 70 yards fourth race. Hifaneh wins over Beary Brummer and Lady Lethar in sixth. Denand wins handicap in New York first race. Grandpa wins about two weeks later. Court Lady wins six and a half furlongs third. Montfart wins aqueduct handicap fourth. Crossina wins mile fifth. Tasata wins Turlones-Tasata second with Mevise third.
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Live To
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Northwest interclub football ends in Spokane and Seattle
Spokane and Seattle clubs end interclub football for the season after directors of the AAAC announce the game will cease. Multnomah club at Portland will continue the game but with a limited schedule. The move follows a push against eastern athletic policies reducing football at non-college events.
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Sunday Games Spark Diocese Debate On Recreation
Gishinp Gratton of the Friscopal church in Fond du Lac Wisconsin argued Sunday baseball and other recreation hinge on individual conscience. He said recreation is acceptable if it does not conflict with duties to God though many devout Christians refuse such activities, while others attend games or concerts in public spaces.
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Gishinp Gratton
Fond du Lac
Church Guidelines on Sunday Worship and Rest
The text discusses permissible Sunday activities and worship, noting that while church worship is required, endeavors not conflicting with a Christian devotional duty and not involving church work may be allowed. It emphasizes that the church can decide on certain services but should not hamper personal recreation that does not interfere with devotion.
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Chris- Han
Gossip of the Ringside Tracks Boxing News
Facky McFarland about to fight Leach Cross planned at Fairmont Athletic Oct 2, but injury and manager's wire cause a tour halt. Willie Fitzgerald to replace McFarland. Ketchel trains with Attell for May 3 San Francisco bout. Siegel vs Sullivan and Griffin vs Hureley discussed. Boxing clubs expand schedules, injuries rise. Murphy eyeing win over Baldwin. Philadelphia fighter Howard back in fold.
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Tommy Murphy
Northboro
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Armory Athletic Association
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Philadelphia
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Memory and Power in the Roman Empire and Church
A fragmentary antiquarian piece references Mory and American Gardi nals from a Catholic Citizen era. It discusses the Roman Empire’s reliance on military leaders to defend the state and how renewed policies and knowledge shaped stability. The text opines on church leaders aiding frontier captains, likening past apostles to modern missionaries.
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Theodosius the Great
A Sew Danger Sits In The Conservatory Dance
A fragment notes a tense moment at a conservatory dance. Characters Stalla and Knicker-Let discuss seating and past memories as an odd warning about danger. The passage hints at a uneasy atmosphere and spoken social tension.
Whitehall pacing star tops Montana harness circuit
New pacing star Whitehall, bred Copper King, shows early speed at Helena fairs. Star King, Theodore Hennessy’s prospect from Brook Nook ranch, also in training and eyed for major stakes. Northwestern doubts fade as Whitehall dominates early heats, with Gold Dust and others noted as rivals in state harness scene. Race weather disrupted Grant Falls schedule, but past events mark a strong year for Montana trotters.
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Chicago Cincinnati Postponed Game Sparks NL Scheduling Question
In Chicago, weather concerns prompt deferral of the Chicago vs Cincinnati game to Friday. The National League rules on postponed games and subsequent series raise questions about the series start date, as it could affect the rival matchup’s proper kickoff.
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Papke to Fight Kelly Again for Title Clash
Chicago reports middleweight champion Harry Papke will meet Wugo Kelly in a rematch set for October 18 at Milwaukee's arena. Ferretti arranges the finances with Papke demanding a guaranteed 5,000 plus a share of the gate, while club officials seek a bigger guaranteed purse.
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