League Standings And Results From Yesterday
National League games produced New York 2 Chicago 2 Boston 1 Pittsburgh 9 Cincinnati 4. Cincinnati 1 Philadelphia 2. St Louis 4 Philadelphia 2. American League had no games. Standings show Boston Philadelphia Cincinnati Pittsburgh and others. future matchups listed for both leagues with some two game series.
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Under Fire Captures The Lexington Cup Race
Lexington Kentucky September 23 Pat Dunne's four year old Under Fire won the Lexington Cup at a mile and a half and set a new track record for the distance with a time of 2 294 5 Against a field of strong distance performers he led Miited by two lengths Pal was third eight lengths back There were six starters for the Pace with an added value of 5006 dollars.
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Pat Dunne
Pal
World's Record Set in Mile Pace at Grand Circuit Meet
In Columbus, a new world record for three year old pacing colts was set at the Grand Circuit. Frisco June, Flemine's bay colt, clocked 2:03 1-4 in the Horse Review Futurity, after dropping the first heat to Trampete who failed to hold Johnny with General Toad in the stretch.
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Flemine
Brisco
Trampete
Johnny
General Toad
Trampante
Massachusetts Board Suspends Two Boxers
The State Boxing Commission in Boston suspended Jeexe Souza known as Young McFarland for displaying faith and using insulting language to a referee in New Bedford. A second boxer was suspended for poor physical condition and nonresidency.
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State Boxing Commission
Jeexe Souza
Young McFarland
Eugene Ackley
Souza
New Bedford
Texas Leaguer Sets Record With Eleven Walks
Beaumont Texas League outfielder Nick DeMageio drew 11 straight bases on balls across four games. He posted three walks in his final at bat on September 2, five walks on five trips on September 4, and added a single after his next plate appearance. The feat, whether by intent or not, may be unmatched.
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Beaumont
Milkmaid Beaten By Heavy Impost in Handicap Race
Havre De Grace Maryland September 23 Commander J K L Roas Milkmaid the best fly in the country was beaten in the Suffragette Handicap by Pen Rose of Triple Spring Farm carrying 107 pounds to 128. Rubidium nearly followed for second.
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J.’ K. L. Roas
Triple Spring Farm
Float
Rubidium
Akorn Club Plans Boxing Show September 30
Matchmaker Archie Cameron of the Akorn Athletic club announces a boxing show on September 30. The feature bout pairs Pug Bogakh against Red Brooks of Yonkers with Joe Hall of Crasho facing Del Monte in the semi finals. Jim Bones and Young Griffo of Stratfora provide the preliminaries, while Thattling Nelson of the East Side and Young Saxon will open the program.
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Akorn Athletic Club
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Red Brooks
Yonkers
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Crasho Club
del Monte
Jim Bones
Young Griffo
Stratfora
Thattling Nelson
East Side
Young Saxon
Offer Jor To O Rourke Brings Des Moines Manager Hope
Springfield report says Steve Rourke offered Des Moines management after success with a Western Association team. Jack Coffey underperforms as Des Moines sinks to the Western League basement. Yankees scout Rob Connery visited Los Angeles to resolve Johnny Mitchell deal but Verdun balked, preferring Cleveland assignment.
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Des Moines
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Rob Connery
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Los Angeles
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Mitchell
Yankees
Verdon
Cleveland
Women vote interest grows in Redding as registration soars
Redding reports 140 women and 10 men enrolled after Woman's Day at the town house. Candidates arrived by auto as the registration board’s session assessed ages and literacy tests. Local figures note potential party leanings with Republican tilt among new voters while Democratic activities in Danbury, including Roosevelt rally, draw attention.
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Court Naturalization Rush Under Judge Banks At Court
The naturalization court speeds up its work under Judge Banks with Allan F. Church as chief inquisitor. The process handles about 20 applicants per hour from a docket over 509, rejecting those with clean hands and sometimes deporting offenders. One applicant, Pasquale Berri, was denied after hesitating about an arrest and admitted fines.
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Allan F. Church
Department of Labor of
United States
Pasquale Berri
Mr. Church
Perrl
Anthracite Coal Miners Return To Work Today
Hazelton Pennsylvania Sept 23 Preparations were made for full resumption of operations in the anthracite coal fields Practically all mines in the Wyoming Lackawanna district except the Pennsylvania Coal Company's collieries at Pittston resumed work several days ago Union officials expect Shamokin district miners to return within a few days A telegram from the United States Department of Labor assuring assistance in adjusting grievances prompted the Shamokin district mine workers to vote last night to go back on Friday Pennsylvania Coal Company's men debated a new company proposal which would discharge grafted workers but guarantee that returning miners keep their pre strike positions after the July 19 stoppage
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Pennsylvania Coal Company
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Three Thefts Reported In Local Police Investigation
Police investigated three thefts reported last night. A motor metre was stolen from City Auditor Bernard Keating’s car on Monday near State and Broad streets, the second such theft in a week after an Elm street loss. Burglars entered Theodore Stevenson’s home on Trumbull Road same night, stealing rings and watches. H DeLoss reported a mesh bag with $70 missing from 17 Park Place.
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State and
Broad Streets
Keating
Elm Street
Theodore Stevenson
Trumbull Road
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Park Place
Watchman Dies Rescuing Woman and Child in Brooklyn Fire
New York report states watchman Pashatsky suffocated while guiding a woman and her child to safety from a four story Brooklyn blaze. The fire, started by an oil soaked paper ball tossed through an open window, trapped the victim and three firemen who were overcome by smoke.
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Brooklyn
Pashatsky
Theatres in Bridgeport Showcases Vaudeville and Film Acts
Frederick V. Bowers headlines at Poli's with Maxie Ford Edith Fabrini Emilie Saunders Ann Meade J. Fred Coots David Anderson Jesse Brown and the Black Dot in a new song revue. Billy Glason and Tom Moore join the bill alongside Goldwyn’s Officer 668 and Mr Chaperon. Plaza debuts Felix O Day Father’s Close Shave and Denno Sisters Thebault Cody Masters in Their Line LL The Lie at Lyric promises strong cast led by Ruth Amos and Margaret Clington.
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Pretty Girls — Need
British Miners Meeting Plans Nationwide Strike Support
London September 23 report that the executive committees of the Miners Federation National Union of Railwaymen and the Transport Workers Union met to decide on a nationwide miners strike and the corresponding support from major labor organizations.
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National Union of Railwaymen
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