World Series Schedule to be Handed Out by Commission
Interest centers in today’s game as the commission visits town to meet fans and distribute the World Series schedule. Yesterday’s results show New York 7 Boston 4 and Philadelphia 4 Brooklyn 2 in the National League. Boston 10 Philadelphia 3 in the American League. Standings list New York and Chicago atop the NL with 98–55 records, Detroit 90–63 in the AL lead. Boston 75–79 in the NL and Philadelphia 83–71 in the AL among others.
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W.l.pe
Scee
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Boston
Brooklyn
Washington
Giants Now Tied With Chicago Nine in NL Race
Chicago and New York battle for pennant as both clubs rush to the Polo Grounds for a decisive day. Mathewson vs Brown centers fans, with Bresnahan and Donlin back in form and McCormick’s one handed catch highlighted. The 7 to 2 Boston win sets up tomorrow’s climactic clash at the Polo Grounds.
National Commission Meeting Delayed by Johnson Absence
The National Commission meeting scheduled for yesterday was postponed until today due to the nonarrival of Ban B. Johnson of the American League. Officials planned two schedules for the world championship series covering Detroit Chicago and Detroit New York. With the delay only one schedule will be issued after the Chicago New York result is known.
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Mathewson
Brown
Board of Directors
National Commission
Ban B. Johnson
Detroit
Chicago
New York
National League magnates depart except Pulliam
All NL magnates have left except President Pulliam who will remain to learn the Chicago New York game result. If the series is decided in Chicago he will travel there immediately and then proceed to New York as needed.
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Pulliam
Windy City
Chicago
New York
Schedule likelihoods for playoff series sites and dates
The discussion outlines two possible series site plans. If New York wins, games would start in New York Saturday Monday Tuesday and move to Detroit for Wednesday Friday. If Chicago wins, the opening would be in Detroit Saturday then Chicago for Sunday Monday Tuesday and back to Detroit for Wednesday Thursday.
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New York
Detroit
Chicago
Aero Club Forms Committee to Locate New Flight Site
The Aero Club of America in New York appointed a committee to study suitable sites near the city for aeronautical experiments. The move follows previous cautious surveys and the Wright brothers' demonstrated flight endurance, signaling a push toward practical aviation progress and member piloted flights. Dewitt Morris serves as committee chairman.
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New York
Aero Club of America
Ft. Myer
Wright Brothers
Dewitt
Morris
Washington doublesheader sweep over New York 1 to 0 and 9 to 4
Washington won both games of a doubleheader with New York, taking 1 to 0 in eleven innings and 9 to 4. Johnson outpitched Warhop in the first game, while Wilson lasted five innings in the second. Biographical and box score details follow.
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Washington
New York
New York Today
Johnson
Warhop
Wilson
Boston and Philadelphia split doubleheader in tense finish
Boston won the first game with timely hitting and aggressive baserunning while Philadelphia struck back in the second with late inning hits. The night ended early in darkness after eight innings in the second game. Marked by two-base hits from Wagners and Davis in game one and a triple from Wagner in game two, the affair featured multiple stolen bases and defensive plays.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Wagners Davis
Donohue
Martin
Files
Collins
Hoey
Donahue
Speaker
Stahl
McConnell
Lord
Cravath
Wagner
Ton Boedeberwan Weevesssoo
Barry
Nichols
Prank
Baseball box score fragment with player events
The record lists baseball events with Plank and Morgan pitching and Morgan batting. It notes bases on balls by Plank and Morgan, two errors by Philadelphia, one hit by pitch, eight strikeouts by Plank and six by Morgan, a passed ball by Ostdick, and a 1 minute 49 second game time with umpire Hurst.
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Plank
Morgan
Philadelphia
Ostdick
Hurst
Philadelphia Beats Brooklyn 4 to 2 in Low-Scoring Game
Philadelphia defeats Brooklyn 4 to 2 in a pitchers’ duel. Key hits include two-base hits by Jordan and Magee and a three-base homer by Burch Titus. Kruger lasts three innings, Holmes four and two-thirds, Corridon finishes. Multiple errors and base on balls noted. Time of game 1:32 with Lanigan umpiring.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Jordan
Magee
Burch
Titus
Kruger
Holmes
Knabe
Doolan
Grant
Lumley
Dunn
Talbot to Reproduce World Series at League Park
Detroit inventor Co. P. Talbot introduces a device to reproduce the World Series game between New York and Chicago at League Park this afternoon. Frank Behle leads local baseball figures in promoting the event with practice and compensation at Wiedemann’s Park and 10 o'clock attendance for players from yesterday’s session.
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Co. P. Talbot
Detroit
Frank Behle
Talbot
Mattie Schwab
Wiedemanns
Wiedemann’'s Park
League Park
Jennings' Men Return to Warm Detroit Welcome
The Detroit American League champions arrived from Chicago to a crowd of several thousand at Michigan Central Station led by Mayor Thompson. Captain Jennings and players were celebrated with a jubilee at the Pontchartrain Hotel before reporters headed to Bennett Park for practice.
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Detroit
Mich
Chicago
Michigan Central Station
Thompson
Jennings
Donovan
Hotel Pontchartrain
Bennett Park
Butler County Fair draws 20000 as directors ticket wins
Hamilton Ohio October 7 fairgoers packed the Butler County Fair with about 20000 attendees. The regular ticket led by J A Slade W B Wallace W M Inman G M Meeks and Harry Shollenberger defeated the opposing ticket by 255 votes in a total count. Races including the 3 12 pacing and 2:20 pace were declared off with results listed for the purses and horses Cadmus Jr Rita Burns Denner Maid among others with times and placements noted.
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Hamilton, CO
Butler County
J. A. Slade
W. B. Wallace
W. M. Inman
G. M. Meeks
Harry Shollenberger
Wr Xg
M. F. Barnes
Robert Durbin
K. Beeler
Ferdinand Pugh
Gaylord Ovinpeck
Duke A. Rundel
Darst
Rita Burns
B. m
Cadmus, Jr
S. G
Denner Maid
Stout Ory Eerit Ue
Fred Patchen
Cao
Margaret Fey
X m
Rhodes
Billy Simmons
R. G
Addigon
Mollle J
Deardoff
Huxter Boy
Br. S
Bhorer
Gamar
B. S
Dickinson
Seksteronmines
Bessie H
Br. m
Herron
Pearl H
Bik m
Kili
Allie Axtell
B. G
Bell
Zazette C
Bik
McKinley
Cline, Br
Jolly
Pease
B. G. Miley
Orie
Sing
Wiedemanns 3 All Stars Edge Covington in Tight Duel
The Wiedemann team defeated the Covington All-Stars 3 to 2 in a close game halted after seven innings due to darkness. A follow up game between the Reds and Wiedemanns at the Park next Tuesday is expected to draw a large crowd as World Series action nears.
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Wiedemann
Covington All-Stars
Reds
Wiedemanns
Chicago Cubs Sail to New York for Championship Game
Sixteen members of the Chicago National League team plus President Charles W. Murphy departed on the Twenty Century Limited for New York to play off tomorrow’s league championship tie. The squad is reported in high spirits and in good physical condition.
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Chicago
Charles W. Murphy
New York
Sports scores from October 7 across colleges
Pennsylvania 11 Villanova C. Annapolis 22 St. John's College 0 Harvard 18 Bates 0 Princeton 21 Stevens 0. Multiple campuses report final football scores on October 7 with Naval Academy and other teams prevailing.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
St. John’s College
Czarevena Sets World Record in Two Year Old Futurity
Lexington reports Czarevena won both heats of the two year old Futurity in 2:12% and 2:13% to establish a new world record for two year olds. Fanny Lawson placed second in both heats with Al Stanley third.
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Lexington
Futurity
Czarevena
Fanny Lawson
al Stanley
John EB. Madden
Transylvania
Columbus
Nas
Ash Leaf Wilkes
Andrews
Kentucky
B. F
Peter the Great
Crrlantia Cngiad
Cccessa
Cccessa Evaserescdyecceses Fanny Lawson, B. F., Vy ‘Tregantle—Miss Fanny Summers
Macey
Toed
Mooneyse
Benio Br
Silent “Brook
Utter- OK
James A
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Owings
Bertha C
Baronmore—Marble
Chandler
Admiral Dewey
Dean
Bonney
J. H
McGrath
Cannon Notttnr
Axtara
Axtell
Ken- Gall
Mareh
Esiece
Dumas
Dam
Farry Banning
H. B. Banning
Nannie Keene
Upervetet
Ruth Dillon
B. m
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Russie Russell
M. Sanders
LaBouche
Wilasic
Kellar Thom
Lynwood W
Maud Fowlers
McMahonatresia
Biz Margaret O
Vooreegaret A
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Oa McKinney
Duxie
Margrave
Martinsville
Barada
Belmont Park Jerome Handicap Star Fairplay Sets New Track Mark
At Belmont Park on October 7 August Belmont's Fairplay won the Jerome Handicap run at 1 1 16 miles in 2 10 2 5, a track record by a fifth of a second over the previous best. Gowan led early, then Fairplay and Master Robert closed strong. Other races noted include Maiden two-year-olds won by Spectatress, and Handi cap races won by Ben Ban and Lady Hubbard among others.
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Belmont Park
N. Y
Belmont
Fairplay
Gowan
Master Robert
Spectatress
McCarthy
Michael Beck
Gilbert
Wintergreen
Sweet
District Attorney
Golden Legend
Loakout
Bliss
Carmen
Nethermost
Sententious
Opal
Ben Ban
Red River
the Squire
Lang
Demand
Golden Pearl
Half Sovereign
Tourenne
Jeanne D'Arc
Hill Top
Court Lady
Bonnie Kelso
Upton
Rossclare
Helen Harvey
Yankee
Taboo
Rose Beaumont
Angelus
Brother Jonathan
Lady Hubbard
Delirium
Whip Top
Lee
Herbert
Juggler
Beauclerc
Cairngorm
Putgada
First Race Handicap and Other Races Details
Summary of multiple racing events listing horses with weights and race types including First Race Handicap for two-year-olds at six furlongs, Second Race Steeplechase about three miles for four-year-olds, Third Race The Tenth Matron Fillies at six furlongs, Fourth Race The New Rochelle one mile selling, Fifth Race High-weight handicap at 542 furlongs, and Sixth Race Three-year-olds at one and one half miles with listed horses and weights.
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Royal Captive
Wise Mason
Footpad
Schleswig
George W. Lebolt
Statesman
the Gardener
Bird of Flight II
Jimmy Lane
Parson Kelly
Agent
Yama Christy
Paprika
Ramrod
Sandy Creeker
Economy
Maskatee
Helen Harvey
Mauvette
Affliction
New Rochelle
Mark Antony II
Dolly Spanker
Cressmaili
Arasee
Lord Stanhope
Queen of the Hills
Black Mary
Corn Cob
Baby Wolf
Brookdale Nyanph
Resome
Delirium
Far West
Rialto
Nimbus
Fashion Plate
Star Gowan
East River
Ross Fenton
Milford
Gowan
Golconda
Vanderbilt Cup Practice Opens on Parkway Ahead of Races
A dozen teams began Vanderbilt Cup practice in New York as the motor parkway sweepstakes and related events near opening day. Drivers logged sessions to learn the course while cup commission members assessed speed potential. More cars slated to practice Thursday with nearly all teams on site soon.
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New York
Motor Parkway
Best of the Sales at Lexington Track Events
A list of sales on October 7 highlights entries from Jane Todd and Virginia Penne among others. Notable buyers include C D Calloway in Lexington and H W Curry in Maroon C with prices ranging from 200 to 865 dollars. Names span Kentucky Illinois Tennessee Virginia and Germany with numerous sires and dams cited.
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Lexington
Jane Todd
B. m
Todd
Jeanie Chimes
C. D. Calloway
Virginia Penne
B. F
General Forest —Linsetta
H. C. Moody
Fie J
R. F
Jay Bird
Reba V
H W. Curry
Maroon
Mary Herndon
B. E
Silent Brook
Cardomo
R. M. Suner
Midland City
Tll
Meta B. S
Lady ‘Brussells
Shawby
Mary Manes
Kinzea Stone
Georgetown
Orleans
Br. c
Ormonde
Helena
Floyd Bros
Bridgetown
Orene
Br.” F
Annie G
Bridgetonn
Belmore
Clayola
Covington and Bartlett Prepare for Weekend Football Tests
Covington Superior's football squad lists players at every position for the upcoming game with Carthage. Bartlett's College team will face Carthage next Saturday at Carthage grounds, after beating Covington last week, with named starters for both sides and key positions.
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Covington
Rose
Gottschalk
Hauser
Carl Schulte
Bettinger
Pennny
Berberich
Inman
Schneider
Schulte
Sheefay
Dallenburg
Covimgton
Bartlett’s College
Carthage
Bartlett
Secallon
Baurittel
J.K
Woellner
Firnkaes
Schofield
L.e
Fox
Hoffman
R.e
Conners
McClure
R.t
Schmidt
R.g
Sweeney
Jester
McDonough
Q.b
Strong
R.h
Boake
Haines
Sméal
W. Phillips
Russell
R. Phillips
Butterfield
L.g
B. Phillips, R.g.; Harris, c
Kruse, Q.b
Register Today Urges Voters to Sign Up
The notice emphasizes the duty to vote and urges readers to register immediately to be eligible to cast a ballot.
YANKEE EXPECTED TO SOLVE PUZZLE OF AIRSHIP FUTURE
Berlin company trials an overhead transport plan with $125000 capital to link Berlin London Paris Vienna St Petersburg Copenhagen Stockholm. Count Zeppelin’s 18000 pound 2500 foot flight over Switzerland fuels optimism and warns of risks. The piece imagines future air routes, aero schools, prizes, and rapid cross country travel as airship technology evolves.
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London
Paris
Vienna
St. Petersburg
Copenhagen
Stockholm
Count Zeppelin
Switzerland
Zeppelin
Mave
Krupps
Records Broken Daily at Louisville Track Meet
Lawrence P. Daley won the Louisville Hotel Handicap lowering the one mile and 100 yard track mark to 1:46 1-5 at Douglas Park amid rain and fast conditions. Dunvegan sliced the track record for a mile and a quarter in the final pace. Polly Prim and Czar led an all star field while Honest secured a surprise win in race four.
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Louisville
Lawrence P. Daley
Polly Prim
Czar
Terah
Old Honesty
Dunvegan
Honest
Severus
Powers
Ethel Carr
Walsh
Queen
Deverich
Virginia Maid
Rey Steel
Ballagher
Bamnda
Apach
Sempronia
Proca
Coleman
Almena
Flower Beauty
Harriet Rowe
Mad Rose
Ray H
Enfield
Lawrence P. Daly
McGee
Kenney
Glassner
Goldproof
Please
Werich
Robin Hood
Zal
Sam Clay
May Cella
Alice George
Miss Crittenden
Kennedy
Missus
Frazier
Pink Wings
Nita R
Vancena
Mattie Marshall
Kitty Fisher
Dun"ee
Albert Ster
Aunt Rose
Albert M
Belleview
Star Tailoring assets seized by Cincinnati grocer
The assets of the Star Tailoring Company owner Ben Lowenstein were seized by George H. Voss on a rent account. The business was closed and stock removed. Lowenstein said he would try to meet accounts and reopen elsewhere.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, O
Star Tailoring Company
Ben Lowenstein
Suit Club
George H. Voss
Cincinnati
Lowenstein
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