Baseball Scores From National League Games
Yesterday's National League results include Cincinnati 12 innings with Schneider Benton Mewarty and Clark. St Louis and Brooklyn games with Manning Meyer Steele Gonzales. Pittsburgh and Boston with Rudolph Gowdy Cooper Miller Fisher. Chicago and Philadelphia with Lavender Archer Demared Burns. New York Mets and Philadelphia. Boston and St Louis lineups. Washington and Cleveland with Batterwiler and Nell Gallia.
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Cincinnati
New York
Cincinnati Batteries
Schneider
Benton
Mew
Artynd Clark
Western League at St Joseph Kirat Game
Unclear scoring details show St Joseph defeating their opponent in a long game. Batteries listed as Ford and Sheatak, Williams and Deera, across 11 innings. Another line notes a second game highlight involving Todver with unclear context. Placeholder text prevents full reconstruction.
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St. Joseph
Demavey
Joseph
Ford
Sheatak
Williame
Deera
Todver
Cs Ceweatnstetebussn
The Suspect At Lyric Theatre With Rankin Drew
Vitagraph Blue Ribbon feature The Suspect screens at the Lyric Theatre under Rankin Drew, a young director renowned for realistic fight scenes. The film delivers thrills and tense moments, including a wrenching wrist clash as Drew and Cooper argue over directing.
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Vitagraph
Rankin Drew
Clyde Milan Nearing Discard By Senators
Washington manager Clark Griffith denies retirement plans but hints at housecleaning before next season. One possible casualty is Clyde Milan, the Senators’ speedy center fielder, blamed for the team’s poor hitting as they slump in the standings.
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Washington
Clark Triffith
Washington American Longsteels
Regal
Senators
Clyde Milan
Milan
Unclear text fragment from Omaha and Topeka battery names
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered names like Wisgenbotham Spahr Morth Marshall Clark Livingston Hella Johnson and Topeka Wichita Batteries Tal Gray Monroe Davis across an extended inning span. No coherent event or outcome is readable.
Million Dollar Club to Host Welsh White Title Bout
In Colorado Springs a Labor Day boxing match pits FreddieWelsh against Charlie White for the world lightweight crown. The Hundred Million Dollar club arena, built by contractor Bill Farnsworth, seats 14 240 with prices from 3 to 25 dollars. Moving pictures by Harry Wiswall will capture the event for statewide release. The bout proceeds despite railroad strike fears.
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Ave
Freds Die Welch
Charlie White
Freddie
Bill Farnsworth
Eddie Pitts
Stop SR Ccdnas
E.eees
Ccaastarce
Vic Ceeece
Mee Farnsworth
Harry Wiswall
Denver
Colorado
Hundred Millon Dollar Club
Welsh and
White
New York Nationals add Krueger and Killdan from Omaha squad
The New York Nationals announce the purchase of catcher Ernest Krueger and outfielder Killdan from the Omaha club of the Western League. Pitcher James Middleton of Louisville achieves a closed feat, and veteran catcher George Gibson, bought from Pittsburgh, is suspended for failing to report.
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New York Nationals
Ernest Krueger
Killdan
Omaha Elup
James Middleton
Louisville
George Gibson
Pittsburgh
Lees
Indianapolis Club Announces Witchers Aldridge and Daweon Trade
James McGill, president of the Indianapolis club, announces the sale of Witchers Victor Aldridge and Rex Daweon to the Chicago Nationals. They will finish the season with the local club. The price was not made public.
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Indianapolis
Ind
James McGill
Witchers
Victor Aldridge
Rex Daweon
Chicago Nationals
Miners Revive Old Carissa Mine at South Pass City
A crew started work at the Carissa mine near South Pass City under Montana supervisor Mr. Clark. The site, once productive in early days, has a stamp mill and machinery, kept pumped during idleness, with Chicago owner Mr. Bory holding a controlling stake.
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South Pass City
Clark
Montana
Bory
Chicago
Notice to Publishers Auction of Type Matrices
Notice to publishers that the State Leader office will sell a complete set of 10 pellet and one new pelletose letter matrices Bua Bible Lene. Interested parties may bid at the office.
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Rudolph Star Twirler Gains Eleven Straight Victories
Mick Rudolph, star twirler of the Boston Red Sox, who gained fame in the World's Series last fall, has added eleven consecutive victories to his record, extending his reputation and bringing fresh laurels to himself and the team.
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Mick Rudolph
Boston Red Sox
One Pennant is Already Captured
Spokane has clinched the Northwestern League pennant by beating Tacoma yesterday. If Spokane loses remaining games its percentage would drop to .567, while Butte stands at .668 if winning all its remaining nine games. Other teams have ceased to be championship contenders.
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Spokane
Wash
Tacoma
Butte
Montanans
Easterly Signs with Salt Lake Coast League Club
Portland report states Ted Easterly returns to the Coast League after several years away. He signs a contract with Salt Lake, after playing for the Kansas City Federal League club last season.
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Portland
Ore
Ted Easterly
Easterly
Salt Lake
Duchess of Sutherland Plays Tennis for Hospital Funds
A British duchess joined a hospital fund benefit in England, playing a tennis match to raise money. The accompanying photo captures her at peak form as she contributes to the charitable event.
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the Duches of Sutherland
England
G A R Encampment Concludes in Kansas City Parade
Veterans of the Grand Army of the Republic gathered in Kansas City for the annual encampment climax with a parade and Camp Fire ceremony. Thousands of marchers participated while many veterans endured fatigue and heat as the event concluded.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Kansas City
Grand Army of the Cook
Elias
Parade Tomorrow Brings 25000 Expected In Line
Col. A E B Stephens of Cincinnati, commander in chief of the Bona of Veterans, urges readiness and patriotism at the G A R encampment. He stresses that true patriotism includes honoring those who died for the republic and preserving its peace and liberty.
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Cincinnati
Col. A. EB. B. Stephens
Bona of Veterans
Aid
Our Farmers Leave Canada Exports For U.S. Rise In Michigan
The Milwaukee Sentinel notes a shift as Canadians retreat from promoting land to attract Americans. High prices and taxes, plus war calls to arms, push settlers back toward the United States, with many finding new homes in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan.
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Canada
Milwauke Sentinel
United States
Dominion
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
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