Giants Drop Back by Splitting Doubleheader
New York relinquished first place in the pennant race after a split with Philadelphia as Chicago moved ahead by one game and Pittsburgh held third. In game one Mathewson pitched for New York but Bresnahan left with a sprained ankle after a collision at the plate. Dooin returned in game two but Bresnahan exited early after a fumble at first base. Donlin was unable to play due to a leg injury. First game score 6-2. second game details follow. Pittsburg swept St. Louis 7-0 and 6-0 with strong pitching from Camnitz and Gibson.
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Baseball game report from Cincinnati
Cincinnati could not bunch hits on Brown. Tinker hit a solo homer after a walk to start the scoring for the visitors. Batteries Ewing Savidge Schiles Brown Kling Umpires Owen and Rigler.
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Boston Wins Second Game Over Brooklyn in Series
Boston defeated Brooklyn 2 to 0 in the second game of the series. The Battery for Boston was Lindaman and Graham with Bell and Farmes behind the plate. Umpire Emslie.
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Detroit Holds Short Lead In Doubleheader Win Over Washington
In wintry weather at Detroit, the Tigers defeated Washington in both ends of a doubleheader. Willett and Summers pitched well for Detroit while Johnson was knocked out in the second game. Key performances came from Rossman Crawford and Bush with strong fielding. final scores reflect two decisive wins for Detroit.
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Cleveland Defeats Philadelphia 5 to 4 on Cold Morning
Cleveland won the morning game against Philadelphia 5 to 4. Errors abounded due to the cold, with every run except one arising from an error. Philadelphia proved easy for Cleveland in the field and at bat.
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Chicago Sweeps Doubleheader From Boston 5-1 and 2-0
Chicago won both ends of a doubleheader against Boston by scores of 5 to 1 and 2 to 0. Pitcher Walsh starred for the visitors, going the distance in both games. Batteries in game one were Walsh-Schreck for Chicago and Burchell-Donohue for Boston. game two saw Walsh-Schreck again and Steel-Donohue for Boston.
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Aberdeen Wins Narrow Northwestern League Game
Aberdeen won a close Northwestern League game at Tacoma on September 29. Batteries Carson and Shea, Calif and Fournier worked the mound as umpire McKune called the game.
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Vancouver Beats Spokane 6 to 4 in Today's Game
Vancouver defeated Spokane 6 to 4. Key players included Batteries Erickson and Arbogast, with Holman and Kreitz contributing for the home side. The article lists lineups and notes the score and outcome from Vancouver.
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Seattle Struggles in Field as Defenders Falter in Bleak Game
Seattle team underperforms in afternoon matchup. Scoreless innings and miscues noted. Fortier Claflin and Spencer cited as fielding issues. Umpire Frary officiated the contest.
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Oakland Triumphs 9 to 4 in Coast League Game
Oakland beat the Coast League opponent 9 to 4 with Wright Christian and Lewis combining on the mound. Batteries for Oakland were Wright Christian and Lewis. for opponents Rose Graney and Framber. In Los Angeles San Francisco game the home team won 5 to 4 with Briswalter Easterly Henley and Berry handling duties.
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Appearance of Nunnally Arouses Great Interest
Volena Sept 22 With A F Dayton's racer Jack Nunnally set to run in the Lewis and Clark handicap extraordinary interest mounts. Nunnally holds the world's record at five eighths of a mile and will face Lyte Knight owned by W A Stanfield who may not be properly registered. Nunnally carries 115 pounds in the handicap and should be favorite if permitted to run. Other runners include Brannan's Booger Red Port Mahone Native Son and two lesser rivals.
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Baseball pennant odds shift as Chicago leads in shaky race
The Sporting Editor notes Chicago and New York jockey for position as the season nears the end. Giants suffer setbacks with Donlin and Bresnahan out, while Detroit Chicago and Cleveland drive the pennant chase in both leagues.
Roseben to Race at Oakland Track in Coming Season
San Francisco September 29 Roseben the famed New York sprinter will race at Oakland this season. Frank Weir plans to ship Roseben and several horses including Davy Johnson Frank J Farrell and F Milden to compete with Emeryville opening. Stall requests come from Albert Simons and Gretna Green is noted among Simons string.
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Daly and Hueston Set Date for Billiard Match
John Daly and Thomas Hueston schedule a three night three cushion world championship in Rex billiard hall auditorium St Louis on Oct 5 6 and 7 with 50 points per night. Daly holds the championship emblem. All gate receipts and a 250 side wager go to the winner.
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Rabbits Arrive for Butte Coursing Meet and Trials
California rabbits arrive as Butte prepares for a three week coursing meet beginning Thursday. Manager Pete Teague reports 120 rabbits from California and $3800 ordered for more, with a 24 day stake planned and bids pending for pool box privileges. A big black and white hound from San Francisco is to be entered, trained by Jack Wesson for Waterloo cup.
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Robbers Blow Open Safe at State Bank in Ladysmith
A gang blew open the State bank safe in Ladysmith Wisconsin early today and stole about $3,000. They shot a policeman in the arm and fired at the Baker hotel to deter discovery before fleeing on a handcar.
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Moran Favored Over Hanlon In Coast Lightweight Bout
San Francisco reports Moran is favorite at 10 to 9 odds over Ed Hanlon in the lightweight clash set for tomorrow night. Hanlon appears in prime condition, faster and cleverer, while Moran avoids weight boiling and brings stronger form. If Hanlon wins, a fight with McFarland and then Nelson may follow. Moran seeks a title shot against top lightweights.
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Butte and Mines Agree Dates for Fall Football Season
Local elevens set a slate with games at Columbia Gardens every Saturday after the next, plus several midweek contests. Oct 19 high school vs mines, Oct 24 mines vs Washington State College, Nov 1 high school vs Missoula high, Nov 14 mines vs Bozeman Aggies, and Nov 26 Thanksgiving plans. Rissberger shows promise after injury return. Fred Brooks suffers a back injury with potential internal damage threatening kicking and overall backfield strength.
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Alchemist and Hostile Hyphen Triumph in Tracks Cards
First race six furlongs Alchemist wins with Buffoon second Elisium third time 1 15 4 5. Second race mile and a sixteenth Hostile Hyphen wins Margaret T second Washamie third time 1 46 1 3. Third race six furlongs Honest wins Hannibal second Topsy Robins on third time 1 14 3 3. Fourth race mile and 70 yards Lady Martha wins Cymbal second Zienap third time 1 46. Fifth race six furlongs Lady Anne wins Apache second Heine third time 1 13 3 5. Sixth race mile and a quarter John E McMillan wins Belleview second Tivolini third time 2 08 4 5.
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Bird of Flight Leads Early Six Furlong Handicap
Bird of Flight wins the first race for two year olds at six furlongs with Obdurate and Uncle Jim in second and third. Sanguine takes the six furlong race followed by Saracineca and Queen Marguerite with a 1 28 2 5 time. Live Wire captures the mile, Tony Bonero and Fort Johnston follow. Woodmere at seven furlongs sees Ben Ban win with Whip Top and Star Gowan second and third. George W Lebolt prevails in six furlongs as San Renoules and Eschau place. Shadow Glance wins the mile with Chaplet and Tennis completing the order.
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Pool Tourney Opens At Pete Naughton Parlors Tonight
Cue experts anticipate a pool tournament at Pete Naughton’s billiard parlor with 36 entries. F. H. Hoyt from Seattle leads the event and is set to meet C. MacDougall of this city for a $25 purse tomorrow evening. Winners receive two fine cues.
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Yost Boosts Whitmore Lake Practice In Heat
Ann Arbor reports practice at Whitmore Lake with hot weather not hindering work. Formation drills ran two hours. Al Jerdice impressed at place kicking as Wasmund held quarterback, Douglas and Al Jerdice at halves, Edmunds at fullback. Benny Benbrook showed potential as a ground gainer at right tackle.
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