Dan Brouthers Predicts Kaul as Future Giants Hitter
New York sports column notes Dan Brouthers praises Denny Kaul as a rising star for the Giants. Brouthers cites Kaul’s improved discipline and power, predicts a strong next season, and credits McGraw for guiding Kaul's hitting approach.
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New York
Dan Brouthers
Dan
Giants
Denny Kaul
Iiwer
Merraw
Kaull
Benny
McGraw
Amos Rusie
Amos
Olsse
Pennant races tighten with Boston leading standings
New York field notes that Boston holds a strong lead in the American League after a week that saw Boston oust Detroit from first place and extend their margin to 28 points over Jenning's White Sox. Chicago rose to second but trailed by 24 points. Boston swept seven wins while Detroit and Chicago lost key games.
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New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Detroit
Jenning
Chicago
Boaten
Carriean
Hoston
Veteran streetcar driver joins New York strike rank
Matthew Murphy aged 72 after fifty years as a street car driver joins the city strike with hundreds of others. Private cars taxis and wagons are pressed into service to transport workers as the transit system stalls. Murphy bears ten service stripes on his left sleeve signaling half a century in street railroading.
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New York City
Matthew Murphy
Murphy
Baseball schedules loom as teams race for mayhem in league run
At Cleveland September 25 through September 30 and later Detroit Chicago Boston Brooklyn Philadelphia, and New York clash in a dense slate. The American league shows East 16 West 12. Brooklyn leads Philadelphia by nine points. Providence’s 1884 mark looms as New York nears 20 straight wins. National league East 13 West 7 with Thomas leading Washington pitchers. Louisville closes in on the American association pennant as seasons near finish.
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Oston
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
Chicago
East
Weat
Brooklyn
Hoxton
Providence
Cincinnati
St. Boston
Pittsburgh
West
Thomas
Demaree
Philadelphia Nationals
Pittsburg
Alexander
Louisville
Clymer
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Baseball This Week in National League Scores
Yesterday’s National League games featured doubleheaders in New York Brooklyn and Philadelphia with varied outcomes. Meads Gonzales Schupp Rariden supported New York, while Lotz Brotten Gonzales Porritt Rariden led St Louis. Brooklyn used Lavender Packard Vaughe Wilson Cheney Smith Meyers and Chicago relied on Hendrix Willson Marquard Meyers for wins. Boston’s lineup included Paterson Grimes W Walger Tyler Dell Blackburn Mamaux Fischer Gowdy with Sehselder Huha Rinsey Billifer and others.
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New York
Lenka
Meadows
Gonzales
Schupp
Rarides
Louis Eee
Eureenewer
Lotz
Brotten
Porritt
Rariden
Boston
Witebarg Oo Sa Cnsess
Betton
Pattersea
Grimes
W. Walger
Tyler
Dell
Blackburn
Tews
Aew Ene
Mamaux
Fischer
Ne i Reulbach
Gowdy
Baseball Battery Duos Lead Midwest Games
In Chicago Cleveland and Detroit reports list batteries for each club. Chicago pairs Russell and Walters with Cicotte and Lapp. Cleveland fields Ruth Thomas Smith Beebe ONeill DeBerry. Detroit uses Byers Williams Dauss James Dubue Stanage.
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Wem
Russell
Walters
Cicotte and
Lapp
Cleveland
Titi
Ruth
Thomas
Smith
Beebe
O'Neill
DeBerry
Detroit
Washington
Byers
Williams
Dauss, James, Dubue and Stanage
Omaha Wins Western League Pennant
Omaha defeats Lincoln to clinch the Western League pennant as the season ends in Denver with Omaha taking first place and Lincoln finishing second.
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OMAHA
Denver
Lincoln
Amos Pinchot Breaks With Roosevelt in Progressive Rift
The Pennsylvania lawyer Amos Pinchot, brother of Gifford Pinchot, publicly criticizes Roosevelt, Perkins, and the steel bosses. He backs Judge Seabury and criticizes Americanism rhetoric, arguing democracy and Wilsonian ideals better serve progressives amid the 1916 campaign discourse.
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Gifford Pinchot
Hughes
Gifford
Perkins
Amos Pinchot
New York
Judge Seabury
Seabury
Col. Roosevelt
Progressivea
Whitman
Ely
Tormey
Progressive Party
Roosevelt
Col. Rosevelt
Union League
Root
Taft
Bacon
Wall Street
War party and American class politics in war stance
A dated opinion piece argues that the war party in the United States is led by the moneyed class and that rich people push for conflict while the average American is constrained by low income. It notes athletes Simpson Murray Meredith Loomis as American contenders for international games in October and outlines their track and field strengths.
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Hughes
Whitman
Roosevelt
Perkins
Wilson
Germany
United States
New York
Simpson Murray
Meredith
Loomis
Amateur Athletic Union
Christiania
Norway
Denmark
Stockholm
Joe Loomis
Murray
Simpson
Ben F. Swisher Optometrist and Optician Service
Ben F Swisher operates as specialist in optics at 216 West 17th Street. The listing notes contact extensions 619.
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Ben F. Swisher
West
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