Senators Close to Second Place
Washington beat Cleveland 6 to 1 for the fifth straight win in four days and moved within one game of Cleveland in the American League pennant race. Johnson earned his second win of the series as Washington struck early with two doubles in the fourth. An in-game incident left a player unconscious and prompted a suspension notice issued to Manager Birmingham by Ban Johnson.
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Washington
Teday
Cleveland
Hlanding
Clevelan
Blanding
Walter Johnson
Clevelanders
Johnson
Ryan
Jackson
Leibold
Philadelphia
Birmingham
Ban Johnson
Egan
Griffith
O'Neill
Alnemith
Rye
Yanks and Browns Even on the Season
New York defeated St Louis 10 to 3 to even the season series at three wins each. The game featured Caldwell and Baumgardner as the mound duel until the sixth inning when New York broke a 2 2 tie with timely hits and an error enabled a four run burst. The Browns misplayed key plays including a fielding error by Holder and Contamine in the late innings, aiding New York’s late surge.
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New York
St. Louis
Caldwell
Baumgardner
Holden
Walker
Steady in Pinches Cree Posts Multiple Hits
Cree shines with a perfect batting average by 2 singles and a double plus a walk. In his last 18 at bats he has nine hits and three walks, as New York leads 14 to 0 with Baumgardner and Allister on the mound.
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Cree
New York
Baumgardner
E- Allister
Caldwell
Sweeney
Phillies Rally for 7-5 Win Over Chicago in Philadelphia
Philadelphia pitchers faltered after six strong innings as Heng weakened in the seventh and Russell failed to stop Chicago's rally. Oldring cleared the bases with a triple, Collins added a sac fly, and Baker homered as Philadelphia tallied seven runs. Weaver homered, doubled, and singled in five at bats to pace the offense.
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Philadelphia
Heng
Russell
Chicago
Benny
Gf BE
Murphy
Oldring
Collins
Baker
Plank
Elphia
Bens
Lathrop
Easterly
Schalk
Peamock
Houck
Bush
Thomas
Sohang
Boston Turns Tables in Great Batting Bee
Boston game recap shows Beaton fueling a high scoring outburst as Devel suffers an 18 to 6 defeat. Report notes offense surged with multiple hits and runs, highlighting Beaton's strong at bat in the notable rally. Broad details include team names and an emphatic final score.
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Boston
Detroit Wins Day After Close Morning Victory
Detroit won another morning game as the locals posted 21 runs to build a total of 00 bases. Boston pitcher Hack faced a calm visitors’ defense with Leonart and Wetted Hord on the mound as Detroite showed control.
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Detroit
Standings Report From The National And American Leagues
National League standings show New York and Philadelphia atop the table with strong winning records. Brooklyn, St Louis, and Cincinnati follow, while Chicago and others trail. American League leaders include Philadelphia and Cleveland with solid records, Washington Boston and New York close behind.
Baseball matchups listed for National and American Leagues
National League Beaton at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Chicago New York at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at St Louis American League Chicago at Washington St Louis at Boston Detroit at New York Cleveland at Philadelphia
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chiewio
New York
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
St. Oe
Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston Cincinnati Postponed by Rain in Twin Games
Sept 12 Cincinnati notes rain postponement of two games between Boston and Cincinnati with action moved to tomorrow. Weather forces a schedule change at the league venue.
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Cincinnati
Darkness delays New York Pittsburg game in Pittsburg
In Pittsburg on September 12 darkness caused postponement of the New York Pittsburg game, halting play until lighting is restored. The incident paused action and extended the schedule for both teams.
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Pittsburg
New York-Pittsburg
U P Clerks to Play Picked League Nine
The Union Pacific Clerks nine will face a City League picked team at Plonner Park Sunday at 2 50 p m. Wolfe and Brown will be the Clerks battery Cronian and Swift for the City aggregation. The Clerks have four losses in 14 games and the final outcome remains uncertain, making the matchup worth watching.
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Union, Pacific Clerks
Plonner Park
Wolfe
Brown
Battery
Clerks
Cronian
Swift
Union Pacific
Frankie Burns Stops Denning in Second Round Bout
Frankie Burns of Jersey City knocked out Sam Denning of Chicago in the second round of a ten round bantamweight bout in Denver. Denning was knocked to the canvas twice before the referee stopped the fight.
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Denver
Frankie Burns
Jersey City
Sarl Denning
Chicago
Welterweights Fight Ends In Draw In New Orleans
Billy Walters of Chicago and Young Denny of New Orleans battled ten rounds to a draw at New Orleans as Walters carried a small four pound edge and two rounds went to Denny while four were even in a welterweight bout.
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New Orleans
Billy Walters
Chicago
Young Denny
Walters
Denny
Anderson Released by Boston in Surprise Move
Boston announces pitcher Anderson will be released to Brockton of the New England League after manager Carrigan decides he lacks the class to justify a second payment. The move follows Anderson’s limited play for the Red Sox.
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Boston
Anderson
Boston Americans
Brockton
New England
McAler
Red Sox
Carrigan
Sailor White Whipped in Madison Square Garden Bout
At Madison Square Garden in New York on September 12 Reichs promoter staged a bout between Sailor White of Brooklyn and Sailor Witttes. The referee stopped the fight in the fifth round to protect White after heavy punishment. White was substituted for Fred McKay of Canada due to a knee injury. White, 23, 211 pounds and six feet one inch, showed severe body work and head hooks before the stoppage.
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New York
Reich
Thin City
Rere Hon
Comets
Madleon Square Garden
Sailor Witttes
Brooklyn
White
Fred McKay
Canada
Hamlet riot sparks alarm at mobbed performance
A fragmented notice reports confusion during a Hamlet performance described as a riot or uproar. It mentions deadhead or crowd confusion, with stray lines and a reference to Pearson's Weekly Mirror and the Sherman Co. as publishers or organizers.
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Ham
de Whit
Adam
Yorick
Pearson’s Weekly
Stenographer Hazel Miller Testifies for Government in Diggs Case
In San Francisco on September 11, Hazel Miller former stenographer for Sacramento attorney Charles B Harris testified for the government in the Diggs Caminetti subornation of perjury trial. She said Harris urged Barton to influence Marsha Warrington to tell a story to help Diggs and that she was later instructed to call Barton for a report. The defense objections to confidentiality were overruled and proceedings adjourned with Miller still on the stand.
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San Francisco
Hazel Miller
Charles B. Harris
Sacramento
Maury I. Diggs
Diggs-Caminett
Misa Miller
Miss Barton
Harris
Marsha Warrington
Diggs
Reno
Nev
Miss Miller
United States Attorneys Office
Camimetti Wherfest
Tacoma
van Fleet
Graining Sherman Co Subscribes for State Leader
A brief notices a young man declines a flirtatious offer while a golden opportunity passes, referencing the Sherman Company and the State Leader publication in a concise item.
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Sherman Co
Wyoming Steers Draw Big Attention at Denver Yard Sale
P. J. Hall of Glenda Wyoming shipped cattle that sold out early at strong values. Two steers weighed 1680 and 1510 pounds and fetched 7.50 per hundredweight, grossing 118.50 and 113.25 respectively. Other cattle ranged from 6.75 to 6.26, cows averaged 950 pounds at 6.45, and two bulls sold at 5.00.
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P. J. Hall
Glenda
Wyo
Sutherland
Laramie
Weather Report Data for Four Hours Ending 6 P M Mountain Time
A weather snapshot lists temperatures across multiple cities with conditions and precipitation. Highlights include Helena 82 84 46 Clear and Smokesport not listed, Galveston 74 80 70 Rain 3.10, Cheyenne 68 72 43 Clear, New York 66 68 56 Cloudy, Seattle 74 76 52 Clear. Extremes show 1911 high and 1902 low for the date. Wagner sells home cooked ham at 1715 Capitol Avenue, phone 1151.
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G¢ & Ck Euan
Boston
Cooee
Cheyenne
Chicago
Deeyer
Motnes
Galveston
Helena
Lander
Kansas City
New York
N. Platte
Omaha
Pittsburg
San Francisco
Seattle
Sheridan
Washington
Wagner
Capitol Avenue
Auction Market Crumbles Amid Mixed Livestock Lots
A Bayesburg farmer Ada C Teter sold mixed carloads of cattle and cattle cows at varied prices with steers and cows bringing different bids. David Gordon of Glens Ww reported cattle and a few cows selling high, while Paul Pasco and others traded sheep and Wyoming stock. An odd claim by a scientist about five hundred years of humans born without teeth was noted.
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Spear
Wrigley’s
the World of Sport
Senators
Yanks
Browns
Benz
Beaton
Devel
Pet
Ane Cifeago
Piot
Bure
Ostorn
Oipetnnatl
Ale St. Louis
Boston Is
Ian
Jain
U. P. Clerks
Denning
Sailor White
All Reich
Mirror
The
Niveth Jewelry
Wyoming
Denver Yards
Weather Report
Ada C. Teter
Bayes
Mixea
Gon
David Gordon
Glens
Cale
Bolt
Paul Pasco
California
Oregon
Colum, Nevada
Via
Qrates
Portland
Sam Francie
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
Pacific Northwest
L. A. Broderick
R. I. Ruble Asst
Gem Pass
17Th Street
Colo
Than
Manewal
W. 16Th Street
Kelley Mercantile. Co
Ouenstein Bros
Johnston Grouhry
Capitol Grocery
Pioneek Grocery
Chris Olson
Howland’s Grocery
South Side Grocery
Ail Meal Market
Knight
Fleming
Grogery
Capitol Grill
Fred P. Coe
Carey Ave
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