Major League Recruits Crown 410 batting records
The piece lauds Ty Cobb as he nears a 410 batting mark, tying Jesse Burkett for consecutive 400-plus seasons, with prospects of a third straight 410 year. It notes managers and players predicting Cobb’s seventh straight year atop batting honors and mentions other legends and records shaping the season.
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Fy Cobb
Tyrus
Jesse Burkett
Coub
Luasue
Cobb
Wilsted
Prennis
Ian Jedd
Brite
Tajae
Jickson
Baker and World Series Starred in Quiet Baseball Era
The text references J Franklin Baker born 1896 who played in a pivotal early era, with mentions of World Series success and a standout performance record. It highlights his reputation as a leading batter, his 1904 era context, and ties to a prominent team noted for strong sales and fans.
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Brit
Franklin Waker
Aspend
Mic Oh
Ted Connie
van Tall
Lowes
Analysis of World Series Rivals Work This Season A Preview
The article, by Irwin Wowe in The Philadelphia Athletics, evaluates the pitching strength of the rival teams for the World Series. It highlights Bender, Plank, Brown, Shawkey, Mush, Houck, and Bush, analyzing their season records and performance against a composite 26-man Giants batting lineup, with notes on future pitching plans and career implications.
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American League
Rials
Seres & the Athletics
Brown
Connie
Mack
Shawkey Mush
Houck
Snawker
Giants
Bush
New York Giants
Washington Beats Athletics as Ayres Excels in First Major League Start
Washington pitcher Ayres, a Limond, Virginia recruit, delivered a fine opening Major League start against the Athletics, striking out 11 with no walks. Boardman was wild, support weak, and Philadelphia used mostly reserves. Strunk’s clean hit was the lone bright spot in the seventh.
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Washington
Phiademn
Ayres
Limond Va
Athletics
Stir
Boardman
Chimpions
Une
Firelley
Philadelphi
Gola
Boardolan
Glebel Ayres
Menry
Connally and
Dineen
Danny Ridge Loses to Knockout Brown in Ten Round Fight
New York report details a ten round boxing match where Knockout Brown defeats Danny Ridge. Brown delivers a hard right to Ridge’s jaw in the first round, Ridge struggles in early rounds, and the bout remains close through the tenth with neither man clearly dominant.
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New York
Brown
Amrarane
Danny Ridge
Ridge
Cape
Pittsburg Falls to Louisville in Tenings Thriller
The Pittsburg Nationals were edged by Louisville American by 6 to in a 10 inning game this afternoon. Hendry relieved to stop Pittsburg at the plate, while Louisville’s Cooper, Gibson, and others drove in runs. Pitcher Knapp worked four innings, with Relley behind the plate. Weathered by miscues, Pittsburg stranded runners as Louisville claimed the winner in extras.
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Louieviews
Pittsburg Nationals
Louisville American
Pirates
Deners
Hendry
Sigies
Tripio
Loussiille
Cooper
Sinste
Atteno
Patdier Stanbury
Lousstile
Lauisstile
Dums Hendrix Cowper
Gibson Ells
Mons
Knapp
Relley
Guy's Claim Denied Over Washington Club Payment
Cincinnati September 30 The National Baseball Commission refused Richard L Guy's $500 claim against the Washington club for recommending a player to Washington with an understood payment. The commission ruled the claim unenforceable until the player is produced.
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Guy
Cincinnati
Ohio
National Baseball Commission
Torlas
Richard L Guy
Washington Club
Washington
Shannade
National League honors Tyler with cup after Boston finale
In Boston Lefty George Tyler shut out New York 2 0 as the Giants used substitutes in their season end. Derry NH Mayor presented Tyler with a silver cup and $100 in gold. teammates gifted silver and manager Gray of Lowell gave diamond sleeve buttons.
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Heston S
New York
Boston
Thia
Icr Dax
George Tyler
Rhe Way York
Fromme _ Schupp
Purley
Tyler
Rariden
Klem and
Orth
British Golf Women Win In First Round
In Montreal at the Royal Montreal Golf Club the Canadian women’s championship saw British players dominate the first round. Muriel Dodd beat Mrs Burns 4 up 4 to play, Gladys Rainscroft won 7 up 3 to play, Mabel Harrison defeated Edith Bauld 3 up 1 to play, and Lady Sybil Gres lost by default to Florence Harvey. Others included Harlow eliminating Wise Deyster 6 to 4, Muss Mesbitt over Mrs Robertson 3 up 2 to play, and Pooley over Miss Hart 7 up away to play.
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Royal Montreal Golf Club
Muriel Dodd
Engheh
Mrs Burns
Toronto
Visa Gladys Rainscroft
England
Miss Cox
Mabel Harrison
Edith Bauld Halifax
Sybil Gres
Florence Harvey
Miss Margaret Scott
Wra
Tibbits
Mrs Edd
Wrs Tlathawiay
Miss Créene
Miss Robertson
Guy Idsth
Wiss Anderson
Mijissen
Miss Kranes Scott
Miss Frien
Wiss Mackenzie
Oss
Plas
Wiss Handerson
Mrs Duncan
Bill Smith Heads to World Series Run with Giants and Athletics
Bill Smith departs for the World Series, journeying from Washington to New York to watch the opening game. The manager will confer with Clark Griffith about young players for next spring before traveling to Cincinnati, Ohio to visit his mother, then return to Atlanta for the winter.
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Washington
Giants
Athletics
Billy Smith
Clark Griffith
Stora
Griff
New York
Synngiela
Ohio
Atlanta
At the Theaters with Koven Opera and Savages Shows
The Atlanta program features the de Koven Opera Company presenting Robin Hood filled with star sopranos and tenors, including Enrise Dill and Miphe Teranio, plus George Trothingham in Friar Puck. Also on offer are Little Boy Tide, Otis Harlan led, with Scottish kilts and chorus, and a strong vaudeville lineup promising lively, varied acts for the week.
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Millan
Italy
Mata Marian
Prater
Miphe Teranio
Imperial Opera St Petersburg
George Trothingham
Friar Puck
Sold for Money at the Lyre in Atlanta shows strong weekly run
The Lyric presents Sold for Money as a timely dramatic production by the Jewel Kelley company. Reviews praise a clever cast led by Black in Zeke and a sensational blend of drama and comedy. Audiences praised scenery and staging while predicting strong business and repeat success in Atlanta.
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God Mother
Auanta
Monty
Autanta
Hia
Borie Tt
Mie
Linif
Lytte
Jewel Kelley Company
Laveriteradie Black
Zeke
Jewett Kelley Company
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Neaks
Rain Delays Local Motor Meet After Chattanooga Visit
Rain forces postponement of a planned speedway race meet after riders returned from Chattanooga to entertain Grand Army men. The event is rescheduled for Friday night weather permitting. Local manager Noon Hudson reports weather officials pressured a postponement while Von Herrmann kept the fate secret.
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Grand Army
A. Weatherman
Jack Prince
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Nooga
Georgia Scrimmage Highlights Young Carey as Backfield Breakout
Georgia coach Cunningham directed a second scrimmage showing a red and black find in Young Carey who had not played recently. Carey and Powell dominated territory as the backfield shape settled, with Paddock and Malone limited by conditioning and unlikely to play at Citadel on Saturday.
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Dick Jemison
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Cunningham
Black Warriors
Georgia
Conklin
Garey
Gordon Institute
Bob McInhorter
Carey
Powell
Varsity
Malone
Citadel
Oklahoma Woman Denies Plot to Murder Husband
Sartlesville Oklahoma, September 30. Mrs Laura M Reuter testified under oath that false accusations framed her in a murder plot against her husband Charles T Reuter an Tulsa attorney killed May 6 1912. She stated an armed intruder attacked her and she was forced from the room then found her husband dead. She rejected the Bellew confession as untrue and denied paying 200 to Joe Baker for the crime. The prosecution cites alleged improper relations between McKennie and Reuter as motive.
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Laura M Reuter
Charles T Reuter
Tulsa
Reuter
Tral
Lome
Den
Grover Bellew
Bellew
Guy MicKenzie
Jon Baker
McKennie
U.S. Troops Advance as Refugees Seek Shelter in Texas
Advices from the front report General Maass with the federal army resuming the march against the constitutionalists at Sabinas. It is believed the insurgents will retreat to Piedras Negras. Some 2000 refugees crossing the International bridge could not find lodging in Eagle Pass and needed public buildings and empty boxcars for shelter.
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Mexico
Maass
Sabinas
Piedras Negras
International Bridge
Cagle Pass
Five Mexican States Move to Secede and Form Confederacy
Report from Hermosillo states that five northern Mexican states San ora Durango Cahucila Siasha and Chihuahua agreed to secede from the federal government to form the Confederate States of Mexico. Venustiano Carranza would be president with cabinet posts for General Angeles minister of war Augustin LaBansat minister of haciendas and Juan Sanchez Aszocuna minister of foreign relations. Lower California reportedly not included as the revolution stalled there.
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Texas
Hermosillo
Mexico
Augustin LaBansat
Saciendas
Juan Sanchez Aszocuna
Edurado Hay
California
Assaults on Girls Probed by Washington Tampico Case
A Tampico investigation into assaults on two daughters of Matthew Gourd is sidelined by a judge's refusal to direct the inquiry. The case involves the father’s alleged feeding to a trestle and was reported to the American consul Clarence A Miller with details of developments.
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Washington
Vera Cruz
Tampico
Matthew Gourd
Clarence A Miller
Where They Play Today Dational League Teams and Cities
Brooklyn in Philadelphia Cleve and in Detroit Philadelphia in Washington Boston into New York show a busy schedule across the circuit with multiple intercity matchups featured today across venues.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Boston
New York
Inter Series Arrangements Between Pittsburg and Cleveland Clubs
The National Baseball Committee announced dates for the inter city series between the Pittsburg Nationals and the Cleveland American club. The opener is in Cleveland on October 6 followed by October 7, with games three and four in Pittsburg on October 8 and the two remaining games in Cleveland on the subsequent two days.
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Oberawatt
Pittsburg “Ational
Cleveland Amerein Rescue Club
National Baseball Coma
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Japanese Win Tablo September 30
The West University baseball team shut out the visiting University of Washington Seattle nine. No further details provided on score by inning or full lineup. Meiji University and Washington University references appear in fragmentary form.
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West University
Washington
Seattle
Meiji University
Washington University
Prisoner Escapes Jail Using Spoon in Chattanooga
William Cody, sought for highway robbery, escaped Jai prison in Fort Smikar by gnawing through a two foot brick wall with a spoon and tying to the ground on a blanket rope. He had been wounded in a fight with a highwayman nicknamed Savage's "Little Boy Blue" and was captured after a hospital stop.
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Fort Smikar
William Cody
Chattanooga
Cody
Players Writers to Receive Support in World Series
New York September 30 Baseball players who write articles for newspapers on the coming World Series will have support from the Baseball Players Fraternity. President David L. Fults said the group backs players who sign or have others write their articles while respecting the national commission ban. The body would assist a member to honor a bona fide contract if needed. Officials in New York reported $50 900 refunded to ticket buyers as mall orders are not honored. Opening game attendance projected at about 40,900 if weather permits.
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New York
WHS
Baseball Players Fraternity
David L. Fults
Fultz
National Commission
National Commissions
Snter
John B Foster
Suspects Named in Tuscaloosa Train Robbery Case
James Bell, a special agent for the Great Southern railroad, believes three men John Warnens, Harry Pell, and 16 year old Robert Vaughan were involved in a midnight express car robbery last Thursday. Bells claims confederates helped, the loot estimated between 89 010 and 30 000, with one suspect allegedly returning to Tuscaloosa on the looted cars. John Pruitt’s Birmingham arrest is cited to bolster the theory. mail clerk Teander Poole urges holding Vaughan for questioning.
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Tuscaloona Ala
James Bell
Ala Bamg
Great Southern Railroad
John Warnens
Harry Pell
Robert Vaughan
Toot
Wan
Wise
Birmingham
Tuscaloosa
John Pruitt
Ball Ag
Teander Poole
Palmer
Poole
International exchange urged after consul inquiry
A U S state department wireless from Vera Cruz says the Mexican government must order the judge to provide full information in cases protecting American citizens. Officials at Aguas Calientes and San July Patest demand Lucile Henry, a six year old Black girl, be released and sent to Tampico after she was taken from her parents by a government force captain during flight to the coast.
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State Department
Washington
Vera Crux
Miller
Aguas Calientes
San July
Patest
Lucile Henry
Tampico
New York and Philadelphia to complete disputed game later
National League directs New York and Philadelphia to resume the August 30 game at Polo Grounds on October 2 with Philadelphia leading 1 0 and one out in the ninth. McCormick replaces Merkle. Dagin remains suspended. If rain delays, completion set for October 3 or 4.
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New York
Philadelphia
Lynth
National League
Nations League
Polo Grounds
McCormick
Hall
Murray
Burns
Shafer
Fletcher “shortsop _ Doyle
Cormick Murray
Meyers
Snodgrass
Mathewson
Merkle
Byrne
Knabe
Paskett
Feld McGee
Feld Grovath
Feld Duderus
Devlun
Chalmers Pitchard Burns
Cather Alexander
Devore
Dagin
See Savage's Big Operetta Tattle Boy Blue Tonight
Savage presents the operetta Tattle Boy Blue with a Thursday matinee and evening performance. The show runs tonight and features likely local cast and music in a lively stage production.
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Savage
Blood Poison Treatment Sold in Atlanta Pharmacy
An advertisement touts Brown Blood Treatment claiming to cure blood poisoning with a “hottie” last month offer. It lists a Philadelphia contact at Brown 8 Blood Treatment and promotes sales through Jacobs Pharmacy in Atlanta.
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Philadelphia
Atlanta
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