Reulbach Shuts Reds as Cubs Win 6 to 0
Cubs pitcher Reulbach limits Cincinnati to two hits while Chicago drives in six runs. Egan’s doubles and triples spark the Reds' only threats. Chicago climbs near New York in the standings as Bescher is stranded on third in the pivotal fourth inning.
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Reulbach
Reds
Cubs
Chicago
Egan
Reusbach
Pirates
New York
Pennamen
Bescher
Peoecopcee
Ena Oh
Sports Matchups Across Four Cities
Chicago faces Cincinnati while Pittsburg meets St Louis on the same card. Boston plays Brooklyn and New York versus Philadelphia in bold clashes across major markets.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
W.l.p.c
Ww. L.p.c
Detroit
Pittsburg
Cleveland
St. Louis
Wwashington
Hicago
Washington
National League
Cubs and Reds Play Through Turbulent Inning Patch
In a tense game Reulbach allowed one wild inning while Eddie pitched an elegant six innings. The Reds went out in order in six frames, and the Cubs did so in five of nine innings, highlighting erratic early control and steady defense overall.
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Reulbach
Eddie Ae
Ningj
Reds
Cubs
Giants Retain Lead in National League Opener
Philadelphia and New York split a doubleheader with the Giants maintaining the NL lead. In game one Corridon was defeated early as Mathewson shut down Philadelphia after a first inning rally, Magee scoring on Needham’s muffed ball in the sixth. In game two Covaleski limited New York to four hits as the Phillies won to pull within striking distance.
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Philadelphia
New York
Corridon
Mathewson
Richie
Devlin
Magee
Needham
Covaleski
Wiltse
McGinnity
New
Campbell County League
The
Barbarossas
Wahle
Fa Vonderhaar
Riess
Devbeergeees
Hoffman Sngsianie
WM. Meyers
Ics
MemmMer
R. Bh.po
Enney
Serene Bip Behances
Herzog
McCormick Lf
Weithorn
Donn
J. Kern
Seymour
C.f
Cc. Kern
Gr. Siuite Opoutae
Sree
G. Weiss
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Corer Eewcens
Bridwell
Eess
Hickorys
Ewes
Grant
Sb Feldman
Knabe
Titus
Magee, Lf
Cosas
Eces Bransfield
Osborne
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Everslege
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Riipocensee Tat
Doom
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C.e
Elatos
New York Voossese
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Street
Gardner
Wiedemann
Shipke
Kfeinow
Steinbecker
Johnson
Chesbro
Ziegal
Pickering
Hisarde Dito
Peeree
Bransfield
Abs
Pane
Washington
Pewee Sears
Lees Reis
Moriarity
Hamilton County
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Lerning
Preeneseeesecens
pires—Johnstone
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Jansen
Walters Senneeeeeneee
Hiedeman
Holthaus
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J. Jansen
Ed Kaiser
Warken Lubbers
Winther
Riedl
Bowling Daiker Re-elected as Cincinnati Association Head
The Cincinnati Bowling Association elected Albert Daiker to lead again by acclamation at North Cincinnati Turner Hall Corryville. Jacob Baschang and Frank Riehle were named First and Second Vice Presidents, with William J. Klein continuing as Secretary and Frank Stothfang as Treasurer. New Executive Committee members include Jacob Krolman Albert Reinhardt Otto Wahle and W D Alexander. A constitutional change was approved and a rules revision committee named William Margeson and W D Alexander.
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Cincinnati Bowling Association
Cincinnati
Turner Hall
Corryville
Albert Daiker
Cincinnati Bowlers
Jacob Baschang
Frank Riehle
William J. Klein
Frank Stothfang
Jacob Krolman
Albert Reinhardt
Otto G. Wahle
W. D. Alexander
William Margeson
Brooklyn Beats Boston 2 1 In Ninth Inning Rally
Brooklyn defeats Boston 2 to 1 in a ninth inning rally. Burch singles for the winning run after Hummel sacrifice, an infield out and Sheehan’s timely single. Stated box score shows Boston 2 Brooklyn 1.
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Brooklyn
Boston
Burch
Hummel
Sheehan
Dunn
McCarthy
Dahlen
Bates
Jordan
Doubie
McMillan
McIntyre
Graham
Elmslie
New York Beats Washington In Tight Pitching Showdown
New York defeated Washington in an interesting game as Chesbro outpitched Johnson. The home team debutants performed well and Cree made a spectacular running catch. Score details were not provided.
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New York
Washington
Chesbro
Johnson
Cree
Philadelphia 5 Boston 2 in rough first inning win
Philadelphia won 5 to 2 over Boston in a game opened by misplays in the visitors' first frame. Stars included Wagner and Baker with two base hits and solid Philadelphia defense led by Plank on the mound.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Abh
Phila
M'Connell
OjNichols
Tord
Isa Ol Strunk
Speaker
OjBaker
Hoey
Murphy
Cravath
Lj Davis
Wagner
Clering
Stahl
Barry
Donohue
Lapp
Morgan
Plank
Eteetac
Baker
McConnell
Evans
Zienap Wins Handicap at Douglass Park in Louisville
W F Schulte's Zienap claimed the Cherokee Handicap at Douglass Park Louisville on October 1 before a modest crowd. The track was good under clear cold weather as Zienap beat Berwick and Please in the six furlong event with a tough six race card providing detailed results for Sorrowful Financier Dunvegan Ben Double Topsy Robinson and Lady Esther among others.
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Louisville
W. F. Schulte
Douglass Park
Powers
Splendid
Traxler
McGee
Flower Beauty
Ned Carmack
Pink Wings
Ceva
Miss Battenberg
Jupiter Joe
Jack Baker
Greenbridge
Troxler
Bonebrake
Deverich
Miltiades
Canopian
St. Valentine
Hannibal Bey
Martius
Minnehaha
Lizzie McLean
Robin Hood
Cygnet
Comic Opera
Potter Alsor
Zienap
Butler
Berwick
Please
Deyerich
Haensel
Lady Martha
Topsy Robinson
Glasner
Beth Goodwin
Walsh
Raconteur
Lady Hapsburg
Lady S Cull
Simrall
Earls Conne
Lady Esther
Haas
Imboden
Cymbal
Washakle
Pulliam Returns to Discuss Protested New York Chicago Game
President Pulliam of the National League returned to New York and said he has all evidence on the protested New York Chicago game. He spoke with Umpire Emilie and Secretary Heydler announced no decision was made today.
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New York
Pulliam
National League of Baseball Clubs
Emilie
Heydler
Old Leaguers and Wiedemanns Play In First Annual Game
In Cincinnati at New Wiedemann Park the Old Leaguers and Wiedemanns meet at 2 p.m. with lineups listed. A preceding 1 p.m. actors’ contest features Jimmy Hanifan signed by Atlanta. St Patrick’s meets Humbolt at Mt Washington while the Celts seek another game before season end.
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Wiedemanns
Wiedemann Park
Shallix
DeMars
Keenan
Schwartz
Mack
Summers
Egan
Boyle
Stenzel
Gastright
Bonno
Johnson
Golden
Doyle
Moeller
A. Meyer
Bierkortte
Bierman
Davis
Riggs
Balor Schrall
H. Myers
Jimmy Hanifan
Crack White Rocks
Bromley
Mike McShane
White Rocks
Cathedral
M.S
Covington Park
Covingtons
Shamrocks
Southern Ohio
Ngpdies Hahn
Emil Haberer
White
Kellerman
Covington
Prices to 3780 for Keene yearlings at Newmarket sale
Fifteen high class yearlings sent from James R. Keene were sold at New Market for a combined total of 14360 dollars. The top bid reached 3780 dollars for a bestnut colt by Disguise Dorset Fl ower.
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New Market
England
James R. Keene
Dorset F.lower
Millionaires Race Cars On Long Island Parkway
Harry Payne Whitney and Foxhall Keene will race fifty miles on the Long Island motor parkway to open the motor parkway program on October 10. W. K. Vanderbilt Jr. and others may enter. Whitney drives a 120 horsepower car and Keene a 115 horsepower machine. Both will later race in the Vanderbilt contest.
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New York
Harry Payne Whitney
Foxhall Keene
Long Island Motor Parkway
Motor Parkway
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Keene
Monfort and The Squire Coast To Easy Aqueduct Wins
At Aqueduct today Monfort wins the Stone Brook Stake beating The Squire in a fast 1 1/16 mile race. Jimmy Lane takes the steeplechase while Yankee Daughter leads maidens in 6 furlongs. Other results name Ida D Sanguine and multiple horses across races.
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Aqueduct
N. Y
Stone Brook
Ore
Monforta Squire
Thre
Monstrong
Chase
Jimmy Lane
Ida D
Sweet
Sanguine
McCarthy
Biskra
Cullen
King Avondale
Dixie Himmel
Sélect
Allen
Sandy Cropker
Henderson
Thira Ace
Yankee Daughter
McCahey
Sententious
Upton
Gunshot
Lee
Lady Beverwick
Merisee
Mariana
Dolly Spanker
Adoration
Meg
Norbitt
Lang
Yorkist
Battle Axq Flavigny
Chaplet
The Eel Dominates Free For All Pacing At Columbus
In Columbus racing, The Eel won the free for all pacing in straight heats over Hedgewood Boy on a windy day. Czarvena lowered the two-year-old trotter season mark at The Horse Review Futurity with a 2.15% heat, while Uhlan outpaced Locust Jack in the trotting scores. The B and O stake for 2:12 trotters is set for Friday with Spanish Queen as favorite.
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Columbus
Columbus Grend
Adree-Forall
Hedgewood Boy
Eel
Czarvena
Fanny Lawson
Uhlan
William C
Br. G
Searles
B. H
Allerman
Minnie M
Ch. f.Hoffman
Elmwood
B. G
Snyder
Ding Pointer
B. m
McMahon
Robinson
Jack
G. G
McHenry
Chia E Daniel
Ernest
Geers
del Coronado
Br. H
Durfee
Wawa DB
Emboy
W. McDonald
Gulvallis Directum
Benton
Aebas
B. F
Peter the Great
Nolan Fanny Lawson
Macey
Bertha C
Br. F
Chandler
Depakes Ees
High Admiral
Blk. c
Dean
Gracious
Peter
B. c
LL. McDugald
Robert C
Angrews
Gr. H
Gambolier Seonmeen
Ch. H
Sweet
Baron Grattan
Lang
First Race Handicap at Seven Furlongs With Notable Weights
A race card lists handicaps and weights for races at seven furlongs to a mile and a sixteenth. Notable runners include Nimbus Fort Johnson Delirium Red River Live Wire Woodlane Notasulga Foot Pad Schleswig in various divisions with weights from 95 to 117 pounds.
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Nimbus
Fort Johnson
Delirium
Red River
Live Wire
Woodlane
Notasulga
Foot Pad
Schleswig
Adricuche
Saylor
Saracensca
Rock Stone
Okenite
Miss Alert
Animus
Golconda
Royal Captive
Miss Mason
Spectatress
Lady Selina
Statesman
Pins and Needles
Miss Crawford
Beaucop
Cairngorm
Killiecrankie
Nasturtia
Rose Beaumont
My Martinten
Hard Times Stimulate Counterfeiters Say Secret Service Chief
Chief Wilkie reports in his annual summary that counterfeit activity rose sharply from September 1907 to June 1908, with a nearly 150 percent increase in counterfeit money seized and $1945 as the average annual coin capture. He criticizes bank cashiers and clerks for failing to brand and mark counterfeit notes. The Haiti currency operation saw $200,000 seized. Most offenders were American born, with Italians, Russians, and Austrians also represented among 345 arrests.
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Wilkie
Government Secret Service
United States
Secret Service
Italy
Russia
Mitchell Receives Dinner Before Takeover as Theatre Critic
Theodore Mitchell dramatic critic of The Enquirer to become business manager for Lillian Russell and the Wildfire Company. Friends and newspaper men hosted a dinner at the Pen and Pe Club with toasts by George McDowell and several speakers. Numerous attendees listed.
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Theodore Mitchell
The
Enquirer
Lillian Russell
Wildfire Company
Pen and Pe Club
Max Forstner
Myron Adare
George McDowell
Mr. Mitchell
W. F. Wiley
F. W. Harting
Charles Hodges
Dan Murphy
Herman Thuman
George Randolph Chester
Sam Cary
O. K. Jones
B. J. Mayer
Hampton Hook
Robert Saxton
C. H. Baum
Ross Tenney
Robert Harris
Claude Youtsey
John B. Ryan
John Daly
Henry Danziger
Carl Pletz
Kirby Snow
John Mosbacher
Harry Pence
Jack Ryder
A. C. Brauer
Ike Pichel
P. Cook
Joe Faulkner
Harold Coates
E. Meyers
Ralph Woodward
H. M. Potter
John Titlow
James Hastings
Lou Heck
James Evans
Jim C. Hamilton
Halley's Comet Returns Noted In A Near Earth Flyby
Astronomers prepare for Halley's comet as it nears Earth after 70 years away. The piece outlines its predicted distances by May 1910 and October, orbital history since 1682, and the gravity-driven path that keeps returning it to the inner solar system. It discusses comet classifications, Jupiter’s influence, and the vast scale of space with vivid comparisons.
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Saturn
Halley
Mony
B.C
Greece
Mithridates
Mediterranean
England
Baltic Sea
Constantinople
Christendom
Jupiter
Ancient
Troy
Helen
Earth
Solar System
Greenland
Peary
Prof. Newcomb
Frederic J. Haskin
Philadelphia
West End mass meeting on Liberty Street Viaduct reopening
A mass meeting of West End property owners and citizens is set for Saturday at 8 in Pfitzer's Hall to decide whether to proceed with a current viaduct contract or delay for a larger future project. Speakers include Fred Tuke Edward Busse William Dunkman and councilman Keenan with city engineers invited.
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West End
Pfitzer’s
Liberty Street
Freeman Avenue
Taxpayers’ Association
Bradford Baraca Club Banquet Promotes Church Work
The Bradford Baraca Club held its third annual banquet at the Church of the Covenant with about fifty attendees. Toastmaster William Rehn presided as John E Woods spoke on The Young Man of Today Albert H Morrell discussed Athletics in the Church H B Mackay spoke on Cooperation in Service Rev Robert Watson addressed The Baraca Class and the Church Horace G Williamson performed readings and Herman Niemeier played a violin solo.
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Bradford
Baraca Club
Church of the Covenant
William Rehn
John E. Woods
Albert H. Morrell
H. B Mackay
Robert Watson
Horace G. Williamson
Herman Niemeyer
Twin Growth On Thumb At City Hospital
Albert Thieman a 16 year old of 399 Colerain avenue presented at City Hospital with a rare double thumb growth on the lower knuckle of the right hand. Dr Allgaier will operate tomorrow to remove the growth, the first such case in years.
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City Hospital
Albert Thieman
Colerain Avenue
Thieman
Allgaier
Auto Hits Telegraph Pole in Newport Crash
An auto driven by C A Tri bey of White Oak Coal Co skidded on wet asphalt at Fourth and Sycamore and struck a telegraph pole beside Paul Ricoux of 611 Dayton Street Newport Ky. Ricoux suffered a broken leg arm and jaw. car damage was slight.
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C. A. Tribey
White Oak Coal Company
Fourth
Sycamore Streets
Paul Ricoux
Dayton Street
Newport
Ricoux
Oakley Trustees Win Suit Over Historic Race Track
Probate Judge Malsbury ruled in favor of Oakley School Trustees to place the 130 acre Oakley race track now dissected into building lots within Oakley district despite Norwood School District opposition. The decision keeps the property in Oakley control.
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Malsbury
Oakley
Norwood
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