Phillies Edge Braves in Opening Doubleheader
In Philadelphia, the Phillies won the first game 6 to 3 and lost the second 19 to 9 against the Braves. Dickson pitched the first eight innings. Rixey excelled aside from one inning. Roxton homered in the seventh. a late rally by Philadelphia tied the second before Zinn hit a homer to clinch it.
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Perdue
Rariden
Rixey
Pooth
Seord
RHE
Boston
Sener Ney Socie
Phiadelpha
Tyler
Seaton
Brennan
Camnile
Mayer
Dooln
Brown Stars as Dodgers Hold Giants Six Innings
In Brooklyn on September 26 the Dodgers beat the Giants 4 to 2. Starting pitcher Allen struggled, allowing eight hits in three innings, while Khmer Brown, the $7,000 Montgomery recruit, debuted by shutting out the Giants for six innings. Brown issued four walks but faced no runners past second base. The Dodgers scored all four runs early, with Hermog turning in strong defense at third. Final: Dodgers 4, Giants 2.
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Prooklyn
New Yorks
Brooklyn
Allen
Khmer Brown
Montgomery
Giants
Toesteau
Brocklum
Fischer
Brown
Hermog
Brookhys
Tesreau
Meyers
Allen, Brown and Placher
Pirates Finish Season With 6 1 Win Over Cubs
Pittsburgh defeated Chicago 6 to 1 at Forbes Field to close the season. Adams pitched for Pittsburgh and fanned ten after nine hits allowed. Key hits included Carey and Vieux, Adams, and an error by Bridwell. Cubs scorers were limited to one run off two passed balls by Simon in the eighth.
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Pittsbure
Forbes Pier
Chicago
Adams
Simon
Sete
Chleage
Forbes
Sailor
Pirates
Smith
Carey
Viex
Bridwell
Evers
Dattor Os Suith
Stack
Bresnahandiererove
Elmon
Leverent Loses to the White Sox in Chicago
In Chicago on September 26, pitcher Laverent started for St. Louis and held the White Sox to five hits with ten strikeouts before losing in ten innings as Chicago pulled away late. Chappel opened the tenth with a single and Agnew miscue led to the decisive runs.
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Chicago
Laverent
St. Louis
Tallenders
Chappel
Agnew
Wares
Ver
Deeppall
Weday
Harry Lend
Besewan Halhase
Chimago
Brore- Ru
Leverena
Boehling Wild But Yanks Fail to Win
New York downed 4 to 0 as Boehling struggled with control. Washington capitalized on five double plays by the Yankees while Melfale pitched well for New York but consistent Washington hits, including a third inning homer by Zelder, produced the scoring. Hartzell and Foster made notable plays in field.
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Boehling Wild
Yanks
New York
Milan
Whiteman
Washington
Foster
Eagle
Gandil
Morgan
Floehiing
Hartzell
Rhe Washington
Hatterson
Kohling
Ainsmith
McHale
Keating
Sweeney
Red Sox Rout Philadelphia In 10–4 Victory
Boston wins 10 to 4 as Philadelphia’s four pitchers fail to stop the Red Sox. Broadman a Waterbury recruit lasts one inning, Houck and Pennock struggle, Hoxsh finishes strong except in the seventh.
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Red Sox
Boston
Beston
Leonard
Broadman
Waterbury
RH E Philadelphiia
Ceeseees & EB
Moston Piak
Wade Aes
Houck
Pennock
Hush
Schang
Ondy
Wet at Detroit. Cleveland game postponed due to rain
Wet grounds in Detroit force postponement of the Detroit Cleveland game and two games scheduled for tomorrow are moved to a later date.
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Detroit
Schedule Pork Today in National and American Leagues
National League games include Hoxton at Philadelphia and New York at Brooklyn. Pittsburg visits St Louis and Chicago plays Cincinnati. American League features St Louis at Chicago and Washington at New York with Philadelphia at Boston and Cleveland at Detroit. Two games.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburg
Boston
Brooklyn
Evere
Detroit
St. Louis
Hoxton
Cincinnati
Washington
Cleveland
Cheyenne
Des Moines
Galveston
Helena
Kansas City
Clear Lander
Eldy
Platte
Omaha
San Francisco
Seattle
Western League Scores Drafted In Brief
Monroe defeats Denver 4 to 3. Rioux City tops Wichita 3 to 1. St Joseph shuts out Opeka 6 to 0. Lincoln beats Omaha 10 to 0.
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Thee Monroe
Denver
Rioux City
Wichita
St. Joseph
Opeka
Lincoln
Omaha
Colts and Choppers Final Game of Season at Pioneer Park
The Celts of School meet the W. O W. team Sunday afternoon at Pioneer Park for the last game of the season. Cronp and Wolfe, rivals from the previous U P Clerks game, face off again. Both teams are of similar caliber and strong support could yield a close, hard fought contest.
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Celts
W. O W
Pioneer Park
Cronp
Wolfe
U. P. Clerks
Electrician killed in Grand Junction
Walter Gilbert 28, an employee of Mountain States Telephone, was electrocuted today while repairing incoming lines to Home Manufacturing in Grand Junction Colorado. He had worked for the phone company for a short time and was unmarried. The incident occurred shortly before noon after a rock was thrown.
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Grand Junction
Colo
Walter Gilbert
Mountain States Telephone Company
Home Manufacturing Company
Gilbert
Telephone Company
Two Giants Suffer Injuries Threatening World Series Play
New York Giants players are injured as Second Baseman Doyle and Centerfielder Snodgrass may miss the world series. Doyle crashed his car into a tree injuring his shoulder and was replaced at second base. Snodgrass pulled a hamstring while running to first, left the game, and McGraw said he probably cannot play against the Athletics.
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New York Gianta
Athletics
Philadelphia
McGraw
al Demaree
New York
New York Giants
Poyle
Snodgrass
Doyle
Brooklyn
Charley
Grand Opera Violist Joins Alimony Club
New York on September 26 Gregor Skolnik concert master of the Chicago Opera company was jailed in Ludlow Street in default of 2500 bail in Mrs Clara Skolniks suit for separation. He reportedly planned to go to Chicago and entertained inmates with classical pieces using his violin. A saleswoman comment about a slit skirt appears in the text.
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New York
Gregor Skolnik
Chicago Opera Company
Ludlow Street
Clara Skolnik
Wildcat Ferns Beats Walters in Kenosha Welter Bout
Wildcat Ferns of Kansas City defeated Billy Walters of Chicago in ten rounds at Kenosha Wis Walters absorbed heavy punishment and Ferns won most late rounds Walters failed to show championship form in this welterweight eliminator. In the semi windup Bobby Hayes of Philadelphia beat Artie Armstrong of Chicago.
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Wis
Wildcat
Ferns
Kansas City
Billy” Walters
Chicago
Walters
Bobby Hayes
Philadelphia
Artie Armstrong
Saur Kraut Price Rise Hits Fremont Industry
Fremont Ohio September 26 Kraut price climbs to 17 dollars a ton shocking Kraut makers in the city known as the center of the American kraut industry. Growers face backlash as contracts are challenged and deliveries jeopardized by higher material costs and contract disputes.
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Fremont
Ohio
Ouimet Makes Historic Golf Triumph At Connery Club
Francis Ouimet, a 20 year old, defeated Edward Ray and Harry Vardon at the Connery club in Brookline Massachusetts to win the title. His cheering fans lifted him on their shoulders and carried him to the clubhouse after the victory.
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Francis Ouimet
Edward Ray
Harry Vardon
Engand
Connery Club
Brookline
Mass
Worpan Killed in Chicken Feud Near Springfield
A family feud over a chicken escalated to a shooting in Springfield Missouri as Mrs Ira Patterson was shot by neighbor Mrs Lo Stedman. Patterson died soon after as doctors said death was certain. Two families had faced multiple arrests in recent months amid the trespass dispute.
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Springfield
Mra
Ira Patterson
Lo Stedman
Ketchel Edges Yoakum In Ten Round Decision
Denver report of a ten round boxing bout where Steve Ketchel of Chicago defeated Stanley Yoakum of East Las Vegas New Mexico by decision. The result drew popular reaction from the crowd.
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Denver
Steve Ketchel
Chicago
Stanley Yoakum
Her Accomplishment from the Cleveland Plain Dealer
A quirky feature notes a playful woman who fumbles with French phrases and pet care yet shines on the dance floor. The piece humorously contrasts crowding critiques with her confident tango mastery and a beloved bleary poodle.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Advice to prevent attention from strangers in correspondence
A reader asks how to avoid unwanted attention from men. The editor suggests a bold reply requesting a donation for militant suffragettes. The piece then shifts to a romantic, lyrical note about lovers sharing a kiss and caresses, described with warm wind imagery and casual references to living forth.
Speed and Endurance in Small Talk and Word Growth
A collage of wry quotes on speed and value over time, from a Cincinnati quip about money and pace to a Youth's Companion note on twins and a neighbor child, plus a joke on language growth and a Cleveland Plain Dealer exchange. The piece ends with a nod to Paper hanging by The Sherman Co.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Foreclosure Notice on Cheyenne Mortgage Property
George Brock defaulted on a $500 mortgage to Allen Gasford, with 8 percent interest. The property described as parts of lots five and six in block 79 Cheyenne is set for sheriff sale October 15, 1913 at 10:00 AM at the county courthouse front door.
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George Brock
Allen Gasford
Salortgagor
Laramie County
Wyoming
Laramie
Cheyenne
State Land Notice Describes Wyoming Land Selection
United States Land Office in Cheyenne announces Wyoming state application to select lands in township 18 north range 62 west sixth principal meridian. Not coal land nor within phosphate or public water reserve. Notice posted for public inspection with List No. 789 Serial No. 010224 showing SEXTNWY Sec 29. Protests to be filed before approval and certification.
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United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyo
State of
Wyoming
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