Leaders Trimmed in American Baseball Features
Washington beat Cleveland 6 to 2 as Walter Johnson shut them down with three hits. New York won 1 to 0 over Chicago on a Bell infield hit. Detroit and Philadelphia battled to a 4 to 4 tie with Plank finishing strong. St Louis defeated Boston 9 to 0 in the opener. Waddell shut out Boston, allowing three hits.
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Washington Life Insurance Passes to Pittsburg Syndicate
The Washington Life Insurance Company shifted control from Levi P. Morton Thomas F. Ryan and Harry Payne Whitney to a Pittsburgh syndicate led by William C Baldwin. Baldwin elected president succeeding John Tatloci and most directors resigned, with new appointees tied to the purchase group.
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Ew York
Washington Life Insurance Company
Levi P. Morton
Thomas F. Ryan
Harry Payne Whitney
Pittsburg
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Pittsburg Site and Trust Company
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Clemson and Gordon Meet in Saturday Debut
Clemson and Gordon prepare for their first game of the season as coaches Stone and Fetzer tighten the lineup. Captain Coles may play end or quarterback, with Cochran a likely center candidate and Wickman contesting the line. The outlook is uncertain but both teams push to field a strong eleven.
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Cochran
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Wickman Ia
Fieming
Britt
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A. L. Harris
Lakey
Boykin
Woodward
Horton
McFadden
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Wlre
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Faces from precipice at Bussey’s shop humble tale
Soft and stiff hats cleaned dyed and reshaved at Bussey s 28 Ritenall reflecting the era s bustling hat trade The note captures a small local commerce vignette with emphasis on dressing and style preferences of residents during a period.
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Bussey’s
Ritenall
Big Weld West Show Feature of the Fair
The 10 Rance Wild West Show is the most remarkable amusement institution in outdoor spectacles. It recreates the life of the ranch and frontier with real figures from the Miller Brothers ranch, Bilas, Oklahoma. The seven hundred permanent employees present authentic western life with cowboys, Indians, bucking horses, and prairie stage coaches.
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Bilas
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Kirby Arrives to Aid Georgia Football Coaching
Washington D C journalist Thomas Kirby, former Georgetown player, joins Athens to assist Coach Bocock. He will focus on linemen while Bocock coaches the backfield as practices begin and the Red and Black anticipate a successful season.
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Washington, D. C
Washington Herald
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Kithy
Giants Beat Cubs In Sizzler
New York swept Chicago in the fourth game of the series as the Giants won by a wide margin. Chicago rallied with a four-run seventh but fell short. Pitching changes and disputed plays marked the game before a large crowd in Philadelphia on September 24.
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Questions Answered Under this Wead the Sporting Editor
The Sporting Editor answers fan questions about season bets involving Collins and Winters. If Winters misses the entire season the bet is off, and the question asks whether a bet would stand if Winters does not play the full season. The discussion notes an informal agreement and potential contingencies in such wagers.
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Vasey Branch
Aport
Collins
Little Rock
George Winters
Winters
Alowes Gress
Gravesend Races Highlight Close Contested Speculation Stake
At Gravesend on September 24, a foggy track could not dampen close thrilling finishes. The Speculation selling stake went to Arasee by a head over The Squire with Montford third in a tight lineup. Multiple races followed with tight finishes and near misses, including Timmy Lane winning the steeplechase and Delirium taking the handicap in a brisk time.
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Arasee
Squire
Montford
Raeishes
Court Lady
Upton
Chiurate
Bbce
Martin
Taboo
Shilling
Tims
Bescarmda
Clinte
Belie of the
Nasturtia
Rose Beaumant
Milan
Timmy Lane
Allen
Stedaland
Herdersom
Pirate
WMP
McKinney
Ramrodter
Delirium
Beso
ScaUling
Pater Quince
Notter
John Johnson
Sellwether
Speculator
Séilin
Arvo
Sweety
Gilbert
Sagondi- Montor
Whiting
Tony Bonerood
Haniicap
Golden
Pearl
Stirling
Gowan
Uptony
Durante
Lee
Tyne
Prank Gin
Tourenne
Live Wire
Lad of Lengson
Mayfield
Donlin or Wagner Which Is More Valuable to the Giants
The discussion pits Donlin against Wagner as NL heavy hitters. Donlin’s clutch power and spirited play give the Giants a decisive edge in tight finishes, while Wagner remains brilliant and prolific. In recent clutch moments Donlin produced the key homers and run scoring, surpassing Wagner when a game hinges on one swing.
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Vanda Ville Mike
Giants
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Pat
Mike
Gianta
Wagner
Pirates
Uon
Dontin
Clarke
Kumael
Bowlin Ja
Mars
Willow
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Races at Americus ARF attract hundreds of spectators
Americus Ga September 24 Special Fifteen hundred spectators witnessed the races under the Americus Driving Association's auspices. The three day tourney featured trotting events with Flashlight Happy Bod and Great Southern winning. This first ASA tourney drew seven hundred entries and twenty five horses competed.
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Tha. Americus Driving Association
Evanta
Great Southern
Americas Driving Association
Lillian R Wins at Columbia Meeting in Ohio
Lillian R trotting mare, owned by Davia Shaw of Cleveland, defeated favorite Margaret O at Columbus on September 24. She clocked 2:04 1/2, the best time by a trotting mare this year, as the crowd cheered a new early-season record amid several purse events and other race results.
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Columbus
Lillen R
Davia Shaw
Cleveland
Margaret Oo
Ilan R
Hotel’ Hartman
Hal Raven
Bily
the Lear
Zaza
Czarina Dawson
Fred D
Brends Yorke
Isinota
Lilian
Barry Alice Accong
Margaret C
Lot
Tinio
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