Cubs Defeat Pirates to Eliminate Pennant Contenders
Chicago tops Pittsburgh 5 to 2 in a decisive pennant battle at the West Side Ball Park. Attendance was reported as a world-record crowd, with Chicago leading the National League at .641 and Pittsburgh second at .636. The result left New York to finish their schedule with Boston as Chicago and Pittsburg exit the race.
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Bellevue High School 10 0 Triumph Over Ohio Military Institute
Bellevue High School defeated the Ohio Military Institute on their College Hill gridiron. Scofield and Carpenter scored Bellevue’s two touchdowns. Parrish and Robert Mayer starred, but Mayer broke a collar bone in the first half and will miss the season. Carpenter replaced him and played exceptionally.
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Bartletts Business A Football Team To Enter Fall Season
Bartletts Business A will field a strong football and basketball squad this fall with E Jester as athletic manager. The football eleven includes Scallon captain Baurittell, Woellner, Fox, Finkoess Le, Schofield, Connor, Proprietor, Schmidt, Sweeney, McClure and McDonough. Schedule lists Covington High School October 3 Carthage October 10 Cooper University Cincinnati October 17 Bellevue High School October 24 Ohio Military Institute October 31 Lawrenceburg Ind November 7 Pleasant Ridge November 14 Newport High School November 21. Jester seeks a post season game November 28 with an out-of-town college.
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Gym routs Northside at Gym grounds in high-scoring loss
Cincinnati Gym overwhelmed Northside 27 points in the first half and 20 in the second. Barnes led with early touchdowns and was later injured. Ellett and Ritchey added scores while Northside’s Ackotter stood out amid a lopsided game played in heat after shortened halves. Next Sunday the Gyms face Covington All Stars.
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Walnut Hillis Club and Aurora battle to scoreless tie
In Indiana yesterday the Walnut Hillis Athletic Club and Aurora played to a scoreless third tie of the season. Both sides entered danger zones often but failed to convert while the game remained tied and a rematch was planned.
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Reds Land Last Game of Season
Ewing displays fine form as bulletins highlight big games and national league meetings drawing great attention today.
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Baseball Scores and Standings From Yesterday
National and American League results summarized with teams such as Chicago Detroit St Louis Cleveland and Pittsburg. Standings show Chicago 55 64 1 55.641 Detroit 98 56 .636 Cleveland 88 68 .583 New York 95 5 .633 Philadelphia 80 70 .683 St Louis 73 81 .473 Boston Brooklyn Washington and others with records and percent figures.
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Reds beat Cardinals 5 1 as Lobert runs 100 yards in new sprint feat
In a Cincinnati St Louis dual meet at League Park, Hans Lobert wowed the crowd with a 100 yard run in 9.4 5 seconds wearing baseball shoes. He also helped the Reds win the day with a 3 run lead as Ewing held the Cardinals to scattered hits. The game saw Reds surge in the fifth inning for a 5 1 victory while Lobert set field event marks.
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Reds Rally In A Scoring Marathon
A lengthy game details Cincinnati Reds overcoming early deficits with timely hitting. Hulswitz and Mitchell sparkests, Bescher steals, Schlei walks, and Ewing drives in runs amid a back and forth scoring sequence. Final notes list pitchers and errors as time elapsed.
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Record-Setting Run Amid Baseball Season’s End
Yesterday marked the season’s final game at League Park as Lobert dazzled with a 945 second hundred yards, a mark amid big league action. Officials may set an official record nearby as Hans eyes a 9.35 second goal if the cinder paths and fall events proceed.
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Pathfinders Aces First Game In Series
Pathfinders defeated Linwood Crescents 7 to 3 in a rugged opener. Next Sunday’s game carries a $10 side bet. Key hits included two-base shots by Combs and Francis, and a three-base by Berkley.
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Reading Grays Edge Cincinnati Police In Baseball Victory
The Reading Grays defeated the Cincinnati Police at Reading baseball park yesterday. H. Voix starred with sharp fielding as Reading won in a low scoring affair. Final score reads Reading 8 Cincinnati Police 7 with multiple two base hits by H Viox Shifley Klinger Britton and a three base hit by Sue Horenburger. Water feature credited to Bichewee.
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White Sox and Tigers clash as pennant race tightens
Chicago edged Detroit 8 to 1 in the opener of a decisive series. White, Killian and Cleveland’s looming games shape a suspenseful finish to the American League pennant chase. Attendance boasted a South Side record as Chicago scored all runs in the first inning with no hits.
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Covington Defeats Shamrocks 5-1 in key league clash
Ambrose Puttman starred both at bat and on the mound as Covington beat the Shamrocks 5-1. Hahn pitched well for the Sham, but Puttman kept the hits scattered. Bush contributed at the plate. Next Sunday Covington visits Avondale, champions of the Saturday Afternoon League.
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Rensselaer Rout Reading Dubins In One-Sided Loss
Rensselaer dominated Reading Dublin in a lopsided contest with a final score of 13 to 4. Richter struck out nine, Nickley four, and Baden Morrison and Duscher added two base hits with Morrison hitting a three-base hit. Umpires Havlin and Duffy officiated the game.
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Stumps-Tigers Triumph Opens Season at Bellevue Park
The Stumps-Tigers defeated Ludlow A. C. C. at Bellevue Park to open the football season. Emmett Scallon, Tiger halfback, scored three touchdowns with strong running and passing. Scho field contributed a fifty yard touchdown run.
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Hamilton Anchors Shut Out Cincys In Baseball Clash
Hamilton Anchors defeated Cincys 17 to 0 in a one sided game. Notable offensive plays include two-base hits by Buck Craigwall and Vatters. Pitchers Vatters and Erlewein combined for the shutout with Erlewein striking out nine. Balle Heinen and umpire Pischney credited in sparse box score notes.
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New Music Hall Rink Opens For Speed Skating Season
Local speed skaters begin training tonight at the new Music Hall Rink. The floor is well suited for speed skating and is expected to boost the reputations of the city champions with the improved facilities.
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Evansville Hosts Central Baseball League Meeting
Evansville Indiana hosts the annual fall meeting of the Central Baseball League with eight teams present. President F R Carson of South Bend will preside. After the business session Evansville will be awarded the pennant and a banquet will follow for the visiting teams.
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Westernomen's Golf Championship Opens in St Louis
The Westernomen's Golf Association championship tournament starts today at the St Louis Country Club and runs through Friday. Leading women golfers from across the country are expected to participate, with entries anticipated to reach about forty.
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