Dan Kaul hailed as future big gun by Giants staff
New York reports say Denny Kaul shows growing power and patience as a hitter. Dan Brouthers praises his eye and says Kaul can become a top star next year with McGraw guiding him. Amos Rusie recalls Kaul ignoring pitches just outside the plate.
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Dan
Giants
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Iiwer
Merraw
Kaull
Benny
McGraw
Amos Rusie
Amos
Olsse
pennant races seem CHVICHED in 1916 world series talk
In New York the article notes Brooklyn and Boston likely to contend for the 1916 World Series with pennants not yet clinched. Boston led the American League, moving Detroit from first, ending the week 28 points ahead of Jenning's Tigers while Chicago rose to second but trailed by 24. Boston swept seven games, Chicago fell to the champions, and Detroit lost three to Carrie's men as Boston continued strong with several games left.
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Boston
Detroit
Jenning
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Carriean
Hoston
Cleveland
Oston
Philadelphia
Washington
St. Louis
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Weat
Hoxton
Providence
Yourself
Mr. Wilson
Hughes
Whitman
Roosevelt
Perkins
Wilson
Germany
United States
Veteran street car worker joins New York transit strike
Matthew Murphy aged 72, after fifty years as a street car driver and motorman, joins the strike causing hundreds of workers to walk out. Private cars taxis and wagons now fill routes as obdurate service stripes on his sleeve mark a half century of service.
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New York
New York City
Matthew Murphy
Murphy
Baseball schedule chaos as teams race for late-season spots
The article lists upcoming interleague games across Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago and Boston with dates in September and October. It notes Brooklyn and Philadelphia contending for lead while Boston risks third place as doubleheaders loom and perils of a heavy late schedule unfold. It also reports East and West splits in the National and American associations and Louisville poised to clinch the American Association pennant as the season nears conclusion.
Baseball Results From National League Dates and Scores
Yesterday's NL games in New York Brooklyn Philadelphia and Boston featured multiple matchups. Lineups included Meadows Gonzales Schupp Rariden Lotz Brotten Porritt Lavender Packard Vaughe Wilson Meyers Hendrix Willson Marquard Mamaux Gowdy and others. Final scores varied with both leagues showing offensive activity and pitching changes.
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Lenka
Meadows
Gonzales
Schupp
Rarides
Louis Eee
Eureenewer
Lotz
Brotten
Porritt
Rariden
Baseball Battery Matchups Across The Majors
In Chicago Cleveland and Detroit games, Batteries listed include Russell and Walters versus Cicotte and Lapp in Chicago. Ruth and Thomas, Smith Beebe and O Neill DeBerry in Cleveland. Byers and Williams versus Dauss James Dubue and Stanage in Detroit.
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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 captures the Western League pennant as the season ends with Omaha first and Lincoln second. The final standings were reported from Denver as of Sunday, September 25, with Varolehi and Sherman Uo mentioned in the closing notes.
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Denver
Lincoln
Amos Pinchot Breaks With Roosevelt Wing On Wilson Support
Amos Pinchot of Pennsylvania, brother of Gifford Pinchot, opposes Roosevelt aligned progressives and writes to Judge Seabury criticizing the Roosevelts and Perkins. He argues democracy and Wilson’s approach better preserve liberty, urging progressives to back Hughes and oppose the old guard.
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the Tribune
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Gifford
Perkins
New York
Judge Seabury
Seabury
Col. Roosevelt
Progressivea
Whitman
Ely
Tormey
Progressive Party
Roosevelt
Col. Rosevelt
Union League
Root
Taft
Bacon
Wall Street
Amateur Athletes Chosen To Go Abroad In October Games
Simpson Murray, Meredith and Loomis are named by the Amateur Athletic union as the team to compete in the games at Christiania Norway and in Stockholm and Denmark in October. The quartet covers sprint to mile events with Loomis Murray and Simpson strong in broad jumps and Loomis in the high jump. Murray drives the shot put with a 16 pounder reach near 46 feet.
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Simpson Murray
Meredith
Loomis
Amateur Athletic Union
Christiania
Norway
Denmark
Stockholm
Joe Loomis
Murray
Simpson
Ben F Swisher Optician At 216 West 17th Street
Ben F Swisher operates as an optometrist and optician at 216 West 17th Street, with the business identifier 619.
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Ben F. Swisher
West
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