Reds Lose Again to the Ghigagus in Latest Setback
National League results list Chicago 5 Cincinnati 0 and other scores. Standings show Pittsburg and New York atop the NL, with Cleveland, Chicago, Philadelphia, St. Louis and Cincinnati in close chase. American League notes Boston, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Detroit, St. Louis, Washington and New York in a competitive slate.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
St. Louis
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New York
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Games Today Across Baseball League
Chicago meets Cincinnati in the early game while Pittsburg visits St. Louis and Boston travels to Brooklyn. New York plays Philadelphia as the schedule features four city matchups this day.
Pirates Win Two and Tie Up Giants at St Louis
Pittsburg secures a double victory over St Louis to pull level atop the National League race. In the first game the Pirates won 7 to 0 as St Louis offered little resistance. The second contest looked lost until Gibson tied the score with a seventh inning homer and Wagner delivered a ninth inning homer to seal a 2 to 1 win for Pittsburgh.
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Sheckard
Evers
Schulte
Egan
Hoblitzel
Reds
Mowrey
Hofman
Mitchell
McLean
Howard
Tinker
Bescher
Paskett
Lobert
Kling
Hobby
Brown
Chance
Savidge
ST. Louis
Pittsburg
Gibson
Wagner
Po.a.e
Shaw
Charles
Seesese Murray
R.f
Konetchy
Osteen
S.s
Delahanty
Eeeeree Bliss
Wwe Byrne
Cscseese
Eerggor
D.s
Boo Murdock
Hostetter
Csvcescce
vosicivscicceSk
Thomas
C.f
Clarke
Leach
Bliss
Murray
Murdock
Rhodes
Abbatichio
Storke
Pittsburgh
Camnitz
O'Day
Giants Win Again From the Quakers
New York Giants routed Philadelphia 7 runs in the first inning and held on for an 8 to 2 victory. Details note multi-pitcher effort by Philadelphia, key hits by Herzog Osborn and Moren, and strong defense by New York.
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Moren
Osborne
Knabe
McQuillin
Foxen
Bransfield
Doolan
Herzog
Bridwell
Tenney
New York
Philadelphia
Ames
Klemn
Johnstone
pennant race widens as New York holds slim lead
The article traces the NL pennant race with New York holding a narrow edge over Pittsburg and Chicago. It notes remaining games, possible outcomes, and the peculiar National League situation. It mentions Savidge's unintentional balk at League Park and lists upcoming field day entries and prize coins awarded to event winners.
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Pittsburg
New York
Cubs
Ganzel
Dubuc
Chance
Reulbach
Howard
Savidge
Chicago
Ne York
New Yorl
Cincinnati
Bancroft
Schlei
Pearce
McLean
St. Louis
Hostetter
Moran
Lobert
Bayless
Egan
Bescher
Paskert
Shaw
Murray
Charles
Mittchell
Cheples
Fungo
Mitchall
Konetchy
Huggins
Biss
Sha
Pulliam Declares New York Chicago Game A Tie
New York and Chicago clubs faced off at the Polo Grounds. After a week of review, President Harry C. Pulliam ruled the September 23 contest a tie and rejected Chicago’s claim for a forfeited game. He outlined protests and notices from both sides and deemed a replay impracticable.
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Pulliam
New York
Harry C. Pulliam
National League of Baseball Clubs
Polo Grounds
Chicago
League
Norman III Wins St Leger at Newmarket
August Belmont's Norman III won the St Leger Stakes at Newmarket on October 2 defeating the favorite St Walt by two and a half lengths. The colt had previously disappointed after winning the Two Thousand Guineas Stakes on May 6.
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Newmarket
Belmont
Norman III
St. Walt
Cleveland Beats Chicago 1 to 0 in No Hit Victory
Cleveland defeats Chicago 1 to 0 as Joss tosses a no hit game and avoids a baserunner. Walsh striking out 15 in eight innings for Chicago. Schreck injured on a wild play in the eighth as Birmingham scores on a misplay and Isbell’s throw.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Joss
Lajoie
Walsh
Goode
Clarke
Birmingham
Isbell
Wee H.po.a.e
Goode, R
Bradley
Cetvedee Ie
Hinchman, Lf
Eevee Ss
Tajole
Stovall
C.f. Cvesees
Perring
Cveseeveess
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Hahn
TORS
Esis
Dougherty
Davis
Wena Parent
S.s
Schreck
Tannehill
Ine Walsh
Shaw
Fdonghus
T Anderson
Tannehil
Connolly and
O'Loughlin
Detroit 7 St Louis 6 at Chicago with late rally
Detroit beat St Louis 7 6 after a shaky start as Wad dell was touched for runs in one inning. Crawford and Rossman sparked a seventh inning comeback and a ninth inning rally sealed the win. A disputed call on Rossmans ninth inning hit was ruled a double by the umpires. Cobb scored after reaching on the ruling and counted his run.
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Hita
Summers
Mullin
Waddell
Howell
Crawford
Downs
T. Jones
Smith
McIntyre
Cobb
Rossman
Schaefer
Bush
Hoffman
Ferris
Detroit
St. Louis
Spencer
Sheridan
Esau
Washington Defeats New York in High-Scoring Baseball Tilt
Washington routed New York 13 to 2 as visitors dominated hits. Hogg struggled early and was knocked out in the third inning while Lake also yielded runs, giving Washington a commanding win at the local American League game.
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Washington
New York
Hogg
Lake
Wash
Ab.h.o
N. Y
Ab.h
Milan
Ganley
Burde
Conroy
Ungland
Lapert
Hemphill
Clymer
Freeman
Pickering
Mortarity
McBride
O’ Rourke
Blair
Gardner
Street
Shipke
Fogg
Manning
Keeley
Washington Creeseseess
Ccccceuss
Moriarity
Hoeg
Joler
Unglaub
Shipke Keeley
Freeman O' Rourke
Spanish Queen wins Bankers and Brokers Stake at Columbus
Spanish Queen owned by George A. Easterbrook of Denver followed Wednesday's Burkeye Stakes victory by winning the Bankers and Brokers Stake worth 10 000 dollars. Carlokin was the only real challenger as the mare trotted steadily in the three miles. Easter Lily, Mary Laidley, and Lillian R. also claimed heats in a day of close racing and public betting turmoil.
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B. m
Onward
Macey
Carokin
Br. H
Durfee
Aquin
B. H
L. McDonald
Tee DeWitt
Andrews
H. Br. H
W. Mcdonald
Nahmam
Burgessee
Axtellay
Thomas
Nancy Royce
Blk. m
McCarthys Wee Loyal
the Clansman
Benyon
Todd Allerton
F. H
Wilson
Mary. Laidley
Pegasts Ee Rich
Beedee Easter Lily
B.m
Oye Tnie Gwell
Jay Diamond King
Bik. G
Leo Kearney
B. G
McGrath
Miss Adbell
Shank
Br. G
Bell
Gilliaford
Shadeland Nutalear
Silva J
B. Rh
Granger
Lillian R
J. T
McDevitt
Alice Me
Taylor
Wilkes Heart
Stelle
Watson
S. G
Mis - Waeeee
Harry L
Coleridge
Fred D
Eaceveeseess
Robert Ee
Blk. G
Hassard
Tae Eemeee
Richard Grattan
Putman
Judex
Farley
Royal Penn
William Ane
Ludwig
Bob Riley
Dellenger
A. Mokohaley
McCoy
Stroller
C. H
Keating
Bik
Roghers An
Thom
McCarthy- Pee
Babylon Handicap Narrowly Decided in Cold Aqueduct Day
Statesman won the Babylon Handicap by a head over Lady Selina amid a light crowd and scratched fields. Delirium led the first race, Animus captured the second, Beaucop won the fourth, Lord Stanhope took the fifth, and Constellation led the sixth with strong finishes from Garland and Rose Beaumont among others.
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Aqueduct
N. Y
Statesman
Lady Selina
Delirium
Gilbert
Live Wire
McCahey
Schleswig
Upton
Nimbus
Red River
Notasulga
Woodlane
Footpad
Animus
Sweet
Rockstone
Saracinescu
Beaucop
McCarthy
Killiecrankie
Lynch
Miss Crawford
Lord Stanhope
Crowley
Gramsar
Samuel H. Harris
Cullen
Miss Lida
Saylor
Okenite
Imitator
Golconda
Constellation
Garland
Rose Beaumont
Grania
Helen Harvey
Nasturtia
My Mariutch
Louisville Crowds Size Up Busy Racecard Feature Dark Night Wins
Attendance boosts as Dark Night storms the feature event with John E. McMillan second. Race summaries show multiple insights from first through sixth races including Lens, Lady Ethel, Alice George, and Tivolini posting strong results with varying purses and times. Weather cool and track fast under clear skies.
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John E
McMillan
Lens
Powers
Marbles
Deverich
Merrick
Pickens
Bitter
Sir
Banagher
Lizzie McLean
Barnesdale
Margaret T
Ibs
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Mattie Mack
Aunt Rose
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Hyperbole
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Mary Orr
Alice George
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Cousin
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Prince Alert
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John E. McMillan
Macias
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Buffons
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Tencrett
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Willow Plume
Robin Grey
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Dr. Baker
Beau Brumme
Bruce Cup game and several baseball matchups in Cincinnati area
The second Bruce Cup game today at Wiedemann's Park Newport features College Hill versus Avondale with Noodles Hahn for College Hill and Bass for Avondale. Other events include Covingtons versus Shamrocks with Red White and Kellerman returning, a Procter & Gamble vs Madisonville baseball clash at Madisonville Park, and the Reading Grays vs Cincinnati Police at Reading Ball Park. The Wiedemann series will be umpired by Hither Carpenter or Mike Devanney with Bonno likely in the lineup.
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Wiedemann’s Park
Newport
College Hill
Avondale
Noodles Hahn
College Hall
Bass
Fay & Egan
Woodburns
New Pal Park
Madisonville
Procter & Gamble
DeMar
Wood
Cincinnati Police
Reading Grays
Reading Ball Park
Danville
Wiedemanns
Wiedemann Park
Kentucky Colonels
Reggy
Short
Jim Barton
Jake Henn
Atlanta
Cliff Reinhart
Doyle
Powell
Kunkel
Ryan
Kline
Steiner
Wiedemann
Hither Carpenter
Mike Devanney
Blue Grass
Bonno
Night Auto Endurance Race Starts Amid Big Crowd
Twelve cars from three nations began a 24 hour road race in New York with 5 000 spectators watching. Early leaders included No 6 and No 5, as a special officer named M F Fickert was struck by Car No 6 near the grandstand and seriously injured.
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New York
Mulford and Cobe
de Palma, Capra and Hawley
Laurent, Oldfield and Marquis
Strang and Basle
Robertson and Leseault
Patchife and
Rodgers
Roberts and Winters
Chevrolet
Miller and McMann
Rippengill, Ladwell and Pepperday
Martin and Blanchard
Bloch
Clement
Post and Garien
Robertson
Lescault
M. F. Fickert
Motor Racing Association
Fickert
Opening of Western football season signals faster play
Chicago reports the Middle West season starts tomorrow with lighter teams and a shift to speed and agility. Forward passing onside kicks and field goal kicking become key as coaches seek a reliable kicker and players suited to the newer game.
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Chicago
Middle West
Berry Wins Semifinal in Close Cincinnati Golf Match
In a historic semifinal at the Cincinnati Golf Club Mrs H Berry defeated Miss Ella Banning by 1 up in 19 holes after an exciting match requiring an extra hole. Mrs T S Dornman beat Miss Geilfus 4 up with 3 to play. The finals to decide the championship were set for today between the two winners.
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H. Berry
Ella Banning
Cincinnati Golf Club
T. S. Donrman
Geilfus
Orman
Race Program Notes from Excelsior Track Card
The card lists six races for horses from two to four years and up. Entries include selling stakes at seven furlongs with Cressina top weight, steeplechase handicap over about 244 miles, selling for two year olds at seven furlongs led by Ross Fenton and Yankee Daughter, Edgemore Handicap at a mile and a half with Frank Gill and Royal Tourist among entrants, another selling for three-year-olds and up at a mile, and maiden two-year-olds at six furlongs with Gutamotzin and Gus Helm.
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Cressina
Black Mary
Esoteric
Saracinesca
Dixie Himmel
Castlewood
Adoration
Biskra
Delcanta
Pirate
Bat
Sandy Creeker
Peprika
Meddlesome Boy
Ross Fenton
Yankee Daughter
Lawton Wiggins
Summer Night
Lasata
Mischall
Yardstick
Bonnie Kelso
Frank Gill
Brother Jonathan
Monfort
Brookdale Nymph
Royal Tourist
the Squire
Fashion Plate
Ida D
Cajringorm
Malaga
Shadow ‘Glance
Gutamotzin
Gus Helm
Gugshot
Sententious
Kin
Mariana
Hilltop
Donovan's Men Rally to Beat Boston in Eighth
Brooklyn led 3 2 as Donovan's squad triumphed over Boston with a decisive eighth inning push, widening the gap on the St. Louis tail-end club in the pennant race.
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Boston
Donovan
St. Louis
Seizure Rumor Circulates of Amoy War Base
An Amoy dismissal of rumors claimed the U S battleship fleet would seize Amoy as a base for war against Japan causing local alarm and mass departure. Authorities banned heavy baggage for interior travel. two agitators were arrested and whipped, each 1500 blows.
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Amoy
Japan
Fortune Lost in Gems Diamond Heist unravels in New York
An investigation into a missing diamond sunburst at Oliver M. Ferrand Maiden Lane importer reveals a major diamond district robbery. Jewels valued at about $50,000 are missing with stock inventory incomplete, and authorities suspect decades of theft totaling far beyond the initial sum.
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New York
Oliver M. Ferrand
Maiden Lane
Judge Bingham Declines New Hampshire Governor Nomination
Judge George H. Bingham of Manchester declined the Democratic nomination for governor after receiving formal notice from a convention committee. He stated he could not accept the nomination.
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New Hampshire
Bingham
Manchester
N. H
George H. Bingham
American in cholera’s grip in Manila clash
Four cholera cases are reported in Manila including American dentist G. D. Mitchell whose wife died of the disease a fortnight ago.
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Manila
G. D. Mitchell
Patrolmen to Get Pay Parity With Firemen on Duty Injuries
At a Pension Board meeting Burgheim proposed a resolution to place patrolmen on the same payroll basis as firemen when injured on duty. Currently patrolmen need witnesses to prove duty-related accidents before pay. firemen receive full pay automatically. The board action also raised former Fire Chief Jacob Hughes’s pension from 340 to 50 dollars monthly.
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Pension Board of the Fire and Police Departments
Burgheim
Jacob Hughes
Fire Department
Mayor to review police parade on Government Square
At 10 30 this morning the annual inspection review and dress parade of the Cincinnati Police Department will take place on Government Square. Mayor Markbreit and civic officials will review the parade from a stand in front of the Post Office, with a procession starting from City Hall. No bravery or efficiency medals will be presented this year.
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Cincinnati Police Department
Government Square
Markbreit
Board of Public Safety
Board of Public Service
Ft. Thomas
Fire damages residence on Colerain Avenue
A defective flue started a fire in the home of Richard Cunningham at 3026 Colerain avenue around 11 o'clock last night. The blaze began in an old summer kitchen rear and spread quickly through the structure. An alarm from Box 241 was turned in and firefighters extinguished the fire with property loss estimated at about a unspecified amount.
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Richard Cunningham
Colerain Avenue
Kill Hundred Dogs a Day Under City Order
A Board of Health order prompts police to kill one hundred unmuzzled or unleashed dogs daily in New York. City Sanitary Superintendent Dr. Walter Bensel confirms strict enforcement with no exceptions. The measure runs through October 31 due to rabies concerns.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Board of Health
Walter Bensel
Tennis Stars Depart for Australia in Davis Cup Quest
Beals C. Wright of Boston and Frederick Alexander of New York left New York for Australia to challenge for the Davis international cup. They sail from Vancouver to Sydney in a week, aiming for Melbourne matches around November 20 with defend ing team selections including Norman Brookes Rice and Heath.
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Alexander
Australia
New York
Beals C. Wright
Boston
Frederick Alexander
Vancouver
Sydney
Melbourne
Norman Brookes
Rice and
Heath
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