World Series Turmoil Tangles Prolific Prohibition Threats
A chaotic baseball note reports a looming World Series dispute with the commission vowing heavy fines for players whose names appear in press coverage. Managers Mack and McGrath are instructed to warn players to avoid leaks as the league considers actions to halt the series if misconduct persists.
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Arate
Erie
Commission
New York
Mack
McGrat
Fie
Tagg Bornettely
Standings of American League clubs and team records
The American League table shows Philadelphia leading with 88 wins and 63 losses, Washington at 83, and Cleveland around 83. Boston, Chicago, Detroit, St. Louis, and New York follow with varying counts. overall win percentages range from .589 to .532 in this snapshot.
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Sint Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
Sisee
Boson
Cane
Chicago
Detroit
Louis
New York
Oweee
Seon Wandeue
Philadelphia
Boston
Cinellinati
St. Louis
Moseley
Thomas
McHale
Reynolds
Egan and Evans
RH. E
National League Results From Yesterday’s Games
Bronx, Brooklyn, Philadelphia and Washington posted results with multiple games in a day. Key figures include Fromme and Umpires Kiem and Phil in Philadelphia, Camnitz and Killiter for Brooklyn, and boards and Gebel for Washington.
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Batteries
Brooklyn
Ragan
McCarthy
Fisther
Philadelphia
Ixey
Chasers
Marshall
Camnitz
Dooin
Burns
Byron
Rigler
Walker
Figster
Killiter
Rigler and
Boardman
Gebel
Washington
Ayres
Henry
Connolly
Uhlan the World's Champion Trotter Headlines Kentucky Meet
Louis tack features trainer Charles Tanner aiming to lower the world trotting record with Uhlan at Floral Hall Kentucky. Billings stable includes Burning Star Slats Jerry and more, as Col Donovan sends top trotters to New York Old Glory sale.
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Lexingtoy
Uhian
Kentucky
Uhlan
Ord
Tanner
Uhianie
Burning Star
Hamagr
Bob Billings
Slats
Jerry
Ben Billings
America
Hampion
Dillon
Ade Jatian
Jerry Ag & Newcomer
Bill
New York
Ed A. Tipton
Kentucky ‘Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association
Joan Donovan
Othe King
Washington McKinnex
Kidderminster
Peter the Great
General Watts
Goneral Watts
K Tipton
John P. Fleming
Columbus
Grotter
Gheeny
Cheeny
Billy Burke
C. ‘K. G. Billinge
Davia M. Look
Castleton Farm
Phoenix Hotel
Penn Gets Star Oarsman
Philadelphia Sept 30 Sam Gordon star oarsman of the Veeper Hopt Club marries in the freshman class at the University of Pennsylvania and will be a candidate for the freshman crew next year Gordon was the 1911 national sculling champion and doubles champion with the Vespers who won national titles He plans to spend four years in college
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Philadelphia
Sam Gordon
Veeper Hopt Club
Unis of Pennsylvania
Gordon
Will Matty Stand the World Series
Mathewson shows signs of a comeback in 1913 after lingering doubts about his last season. Born August 12, 1880 in Factoryville Pennsylvania, he rose from Keystone Academy to Bucknell and Norfolk to gain a place with the New York Giants.
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Matty
Welk Marty
Bie
Fattoryville
Sheight
Worrying Over World Series and Boxing Headlines
A patchwork of sports gossip notes targets readers with talk of World Series bets, players like Lynch and McGraw, and upcoming fights. It mentions Ad Wolgast versus Battling Nelson in Milwaukee on October 13 and hints at other matchups and worries.
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Ad Wolgast
Battling Nelson
Milwaukee
Roux to Fight Mars in Reichrath Park Bout
Leo Roux, fresh from defeating Johnny Creeley, faces K. O. Mars in a scheduled bout at Reichrath's Park on October 20. The event aims to draw a strong crowd with a vigorous matchup.
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Leo Roux
Recen
Johnny Creeley
K. O. Mars
Reichrath’s Park
Golden Rule Boxing Club Announces Upcoming Match
The Golden Rule Boxing Club plans a match next Monday labeled under the Rule Athletic Chair. Forty six rounds of all star boxing will be staged with George Williams, the club manager, overseeing the event.
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Golden Rule Boxing Club
Pat “Reichrath
Baxing
Tigre
George Wiliams
Event Preparations Build for Siof-ihings Pavilion Show
Work continues to ready the eve event at the pavilion with seating capacity around 2000. Organizers push ahead as preparations proceed, promising a lively evening for attendees.
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Siof
Citva
Dago Gus vs Red Cassidy headline and two more bouts
The article previews ten rounders with Dago Gus versus Red Cassidy as curtain raiser and another hammer match featuring Battling Mike Maloney versus Joe Katell. Both fighters are well known, and the shows promise dramatic action in Dreamland.
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Dago Gus
Red Cassidy
Gus
Red
Mike ‘Maloney
Joe Katell
Celts Open Season in Columbus
The Cincinnati Celts football team opens their season facing the Columbus Nationals next Sunday in Columbus. Coach Mills touts a strong, tall lineup with players like Whalen, Pim Meyer, Doscula, Springer, Ryan, Simes, and captain Schuessler. Home games are at Cincinnati ball park as Hartman battles for a match with Young Carrollton, with tickets priced at 59 cents to $2 available from G. H. Williams and local outlets.
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Cincinnati Celts
Columbus Nationals
Columbus
Rice Celts
Tony ‘Mills
Forat
Mille
Ceincinnati
Pane
Eek
Ren
Lame
Whalen
Pimmeyer
Doscula
Springer
Ryan
Simes
Stewart
J Smith
Behutte
Snyder
Schuiessler
Mills
Cincinnati
Herechede
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Cincinnati Ball Park
Areman
Carrolton
Bo Jif
Fur
Hartman
George Williams
Bobby Reynolds
Reynolds
Alnanese
Pride of
Percell
Pitts
G. H. Williams
Vine Street
Wheel Cafe
Gattman’s Cigar Store
Amateur sports coverage expanded by The American
The American invites amateur sports notices and game announcements from readers and teams. Send news to the Sporting Department Canal 1801 or via the office to ensure inclusion in the paper.
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G. W. Carroll
M'Millan Sr
Cincinnati
Sporting Department
Canal 1801
Racing cards and interscholastic football prospects
The page lists race entries for six events with horses and weights, plus notes on upcoming interscholastic football trials. It highlights teams Hughes Walnut Hills Woodward Norwood and players in drills, praising practice attitudes and predicting strong contenders.
Hamilton to Have Fast Football Team
Hamilton Ohio joins outward teams seeking bookings through Spalding. Butler county lads now weigh 140 to 145 pounds on average and open season October 12. Columbus game arranged yesterday with Celts. Boyce promises strongest Queen City team for Sunday. Further bookings with Columbus Dayton Hamilton Middletown Miamisburg West Carrollton Loveland and Lawrenceburg via Spalding's.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Spalding
Butler County
Capital City
Columbus
Dayton
Middletown
Miamisburg
West Carrollton
Loveland
Lawrenceburg
Spalding's
Argonauts Aiming to Go Undefeated in Spalding League
The Argonauts, confident of capturing the bunting, defeated Hyde Park Athletics 20 to 6 before a large crowd. They plan a Sunday matchup with Highlands at Ft Thomas, expecting a tough game but aiming for another victory.
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Argonauts
Spalding
Hyde Park Athletics
Highlands
Ft. Thomas
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