Brown shuts out American Champs in World Series game
Chicago edges Detroit 3 to 0 to narrow the series gap to three wins for the Cubs. Brown outpitched Summers with strong control as Sheckard, Evers, and Hofman provided early run support and the defense held Detroit while Schulte and Chance drove in the runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Chicago
Eddie Summers
Miner” Brown
Summers
Sheckard
Evers
Messrs. Coughlin
Schaefer
Schulte
Schmidt
Chance
Detroit Battery
Steinfeldt
Hofman
O'Leary
Joe Tinker
Short
Brown
Rossman
Cobb
Coughlin
tTinker
McIntyre
Crawford
Tinker
Kling
Tinxer
McIn
Jones
Winter
Chantee
Chanze
AB. R. BH. E
SB. SH
Abe Hava
C.f
Sea Aalt
Sérersee
Seseesess O
Schafer
D. Jones
Bec Evi Asec
AB. R. BH. Sb
SO. BB. PO
A. E
V.f
Tsvece
Bik Co Venctivaeedaras
R.f
Ie Dace
Winters
Stéinfeldt
Connolly
Klem
Bowling Gingy 3 Redlegs Defeat Brewers
The Cincinnati Redlegs won in a swatfest at Wiedemann Park in their final game with the Wiedemann team. Dubuc handled the ball variety for the Reds while Golden pitched creditable ball for Wiedemanns. McLean and Lobert added two-base hits. Stolen bases dominated. game ended after eight innings due to darkness.
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Cincinnati Redlegs
Wiedemann
Dubuc
Hans Lobert
Golden
Wiedemanns
Fettle
Red
Bob Spade
McLean
Lobert
Reds
Wiedemann Park
H. Meyers
Spade
Srick
Muller
West End Totwaarasart
Kolde
Roocker Baumgarder
Fporgio
Cdwieweesve
Knights of Columbus
Cincinnati
Ratterman
Bchuosler
Os Fesse
Heekin Seer
Joe Stier
Berning
Dierkes Ee
Rielag
Elder
Hkagle
Maltaner
Vail
Plesant Rinkenberger
Baiken Talley Sees Af
Pfadt Saben
Kindelberger
Phillips Stribbs
Monforts
Hyde Park
L. Querner
Lebanon
DeMar
Richmond Atte Ee
Leighner Een
Cc. Kern Wiedemann
J. Wessel
Gus Kern Arene
8. Swinner
Werle
Crowly
McCormick
Chandler
Cincinnati AB. R. Bh.po.a
Asee
Baschang
Pflueger
Hulswitz
Klostermann
Ennee
Schlei c
Otee
F. Reisinger
Renee
SPSGS
BA. Aio Gs
Reisinger
Dubuc, Bild Teiess da
Steinmetz Eee
A.E Bashang
R.f
Nee Strotmann
Riggs
Martin
Doyle
Ee Sperber
As Mavers
Ea Robert
Bierman
Seerweeee
Bierkotte
Ball
Weer
Vneu
Breyer
Wser
E. Naber
H. Potte
Meyers
Huggins
R. Hess
Golden A. Naber
Dubuck
Teddy Bears
Wee
Bell
Cefalu Soessel
Thoroughbred race results from a May meeting card
Six races detailed with weights, bettors, payouts and winners. Powers Civita Mrs. Sewell Ethel Carr Barnsdale Banagher Jeff Bernstein Alice George Melissa Arrowswift Raleigh Severus and others ran. times listed for each race.
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May Cella Soung
Powers
Civita
McGee
Mrs. Sewell
Missus
Automatic
Azo
Floreal
Elysium
Dearie
Boadicea
Admonish
Toplofty
Coaster
Virginia Maid
Western Knight
Dr. Simrall
Whiskbroom
Barnsdale
Walsh
Banagher
Butler
Glasner
Irrigator
Ramsy
Faversham
Andy Ginter
Lordship
Anne McGee
Arrowswift
Raleigh
Severus
Hughes
Albert Starr
Harding Creditors Agree on Settlement Terms
Creditors of Ed C. Harding reached practical settlement terms at a recent meeting. The agreement leads to the cessation of civil actions across various courts filed to secure their claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed C. Harding
Handicaps and Entries for Six Race Card
Race list shows handicap for all ages at 1 mile and steeplechase and other events with weights and entries including Stam ina Half Sovereign Golden Legend Delirium Ben Ban Far West The Squire Red River Fountainblue Whiptop Tony Bonero Dolly Spanker Statesman Taboo Arondack East River Braggart Regal Royal Ben Cole Reginald Stokes Blackbridge Rampart Hel met Statesman Field Mouse Ethereal Selectman Lady Hubbard Far West Monfort wan br Tourenne Pings and Needles Killiesrankie Mise Crawford Baller Girl Go Rosa Fenton Witching Hour George W Lebolt Gar land Rapnie Kelso Rosslare Yankee Daughter Spellbound Okenite Arasee Marts spencey Hi Memtasen.
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Half Sovereign
Golden Legend
Delirium
Ben Ban
Far West
the Squire
Red River
Fountainblue
Whiptop
Tony Bonero
Dolly Spanker
Statesman
Taboo
Arondack
East River
Braggart
King
Regal Royal
Ben Cole
Reginald
Stokes
Blackbridge
Rampart
Helmet
Field Mouse
Ethereal
Selectman
Lady Hubbard
Monfort
Wan
Brother Jonathan
Tourenne Laptop
Pings
Killiesrankie
Beauclere
Mise Crawford
Baller Girl
Ibs
Rosa
Fenton
George W. Lebolt
Garland
Rapnie Kelso
Rosslare
Spellbound
Sellins
Okenite
Spencey Hi
the Ween
Dan Patch Still Fast in Walnut Farm Cup Day
Lexington Ky October 18 Dan Patch lowered his record pace yet tired finish pace 1 56% as Uslan won the Walnut Farm Cup in straight heats Spanish Queen under performer not in money The event featured trotting and pacing divisions with several named horses and riders listed in the day’s summaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Dan Patch
Uhlan
Adbell
B. m
Luzelle
Red Cross
Wwelcome
Pee
McDon
Macey
Raffles
Brown Mater
Axtellay
Axtell_Kathay
May Kennedy
Jim Kennedy
Dam Wy. Cie
BR. Ytoas
Cayce Jones
Bonnie—dam
May Tomy
Lee
Milton S., Jr
Ch. G
Milton
Cox AG
Thaneas
Elgais
B. Shank
Cuba
Gahagan
Sedac Midhiys
Lipercanene Paemsy
Laboudle
Wilask—Resemblance
G. Saunders
Pioneer Will Celebrate Aloy sius Riedy Jubilee
Cincinnati grocer Aloy sius Riedy marks a triple golden jubilee next Monday to coincide with fifty years in the grocery business and fifty years as a resident of 2400 Eastern avenue He married Caroline Schweitzer in Augusta Kentucky on September 28 1858 The couple will hold Thanksgiving services at St Rose Church on Eastern avenue surrounded by children grandchildren and neighbors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Aloysius Riedy
Mr. Riedy
Eastern Avenue
Caroline Schweitzer
Augusta
St. Rose’s Church
East End
Cincinnati Delegation Heads to Ohio Building Association Meeting
A large party from Cincinnati left yesterday afternoon for Cleveland for the annual Ohio Building Association League meeting to be held today and tomorrow. Attendees include Fred Bader Hamilton County League president Leopold Kleybolte Ohio League treasurer H F Cellarius US League secretary H S Rosenthal American Building Association News editor Thomas L Pogue F H Vorjohan and spouse and Reading Ohio residents Mr Brown and wife. Rosenthal will speak on The United States League Meeting and Pogue on The Relations of Minors Under the Russell Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosenthal
Pogue
Musician Returns to Cincinnati Leader of Kopp's Band back home
William J. Kopp once led Kopp's Band and after months on a plantation near Decatur Alabama returns to Cincinnati. He had left the city amid controversy claiming politics caused losses of engagements. He is a noted band and orchestra leader with brothers also professional musicians in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Kopp
Kopp
Cincinnati
Decatur
Ala
Bernstein Wins as Favorites Dominate at Louisville
Jeff Bernstein, the top two year old at the meet, led a field of two year olds to victory in the fifth race at Churchill Downs. Alice George finished second and Melissa third. Wine Merchant paid $173.25 to win the third race by a nose over Ethel Carr. Three favorites won as weather was clear, track fast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobb
Detroit
Brown
O'Leary
Crawford
Kling
Joseph Tinker
Chicago
Connolly
Rossman
Evers
Klem
Coughlin
Louisville
Jeff Bernstein
Alice George
Melissa
Wine Merchant
Ethel Carr
Merrick
Butler
Marbles
Deverich
Powers
Jury Deadlocked in Mail Letter Case Against Erna McCalmont
The jury trying Miss Erna McCalmont of College Hill failed to reach a verdict on charges of mailing improper letters at midnight. Jurors spent the night at a hotel and will resume deliberations in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erna McCalmont
College Hill
Towns Business Section Burned in Olive Hill Fire
Incendiaries blamed for destructive blaze in Olive Hill Carter County Kentucky six buildings destroyed and many damaged water scarce due to drought hampering firefighting loss about 10000. A separate Oct 13 item reports Stettler Alberta fire destroying hotel stores banks and post office with one death and losses near 250000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Hill
Lexington
Carter County
Winnipeg
Man
Stettler
Alberta
Grand Union
Merchants’ Bank
Leslie Miller
Riggs & White
Fire destroys half of Bonner Springs resort facility
A fire today devastated half of the Bonner Springs watering resort twenty miles west of Kansas City. The loss is estimated at 100000 dollars, with authorities inspecting the scene for the cause. The resort figures prominently in Bonner Springs business activity and recovery efforts are expected to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Bonner Springs
Kan
Mill Wrecked By Fire in Blaine Washington
Jen kin Lumber Mill plant at Blaine Washington burned almost completely last night causing an estimated loss of 500000 dollars. Fire officials say damage is extensive and under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
Wash
Jenkins Lumber
General Ryan Named President of Meat Packers Association
Chicago Oct 13 General Michael Ryan of Cincinnati was elected president of the American Meat Packers Association at the convention opening here. F F Klinck of Buffalo named vice president G L McCarthy of New York secretary Joseph L Roth of Cincinnati treasurer. Dr H L Grindley of Illinois urged research to prevent embarrassments like the embalmed beef scandal and packinghouse litigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Michael Ryan
Cincinnati
American Meat Packers’ Association
F. F. Klinck
Buffalo
G. L. McCarthy
New York
Joseph L. Roth
H. L. Grindley
University of Illinois
Grindley
Cincinnati Women Named for Office
TIFFIN Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs opens with a constitutional amendment to appoint a five member Nominating Committee the year before biennial elections. Cincinnati members Mrs George T Bailey Mrs James A Roberts and Mrs Charles A Fox among nominees. Annie Laws reports federation growth. Ohio Newspaper Women's Association closes with officers elected Delia Amos Holbrook presiding Miss Graham vice president Miss Helen John secretary and Miss Pearl Helfreich treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Tiffin
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
George T. Bailey
James A. Roberts
Charles A. Fox
Cincinnati
Annie Laws
Ohio
Women’s Association
Delia Amos Holbrook
Warren
Graham
Cleveland
John C. Lentz
Columbus
Helen John
Zanesville
Pearl Helfreich
Bowling Green
Elder William Wirt Bunked Out of 5000 Reward Promises
William Wirt of Youngstown aged 82 was duped by two men posing as a Columbus lottery agent and an Ashtabula bank cashier. Each bought tickets for 6000 dollar prizes, and both were asked to deposit similar sums as good faith. The sum vanished when the tin box containing the money was opened, revealing only worthless papers. Wirt is the father of former State Senator B. F. Wirt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
William Wirt
Columbus
Ashtabula
Wirt
Mr. Wirt
B. F. Wirt
Wipes Out Old Grudge in Barstow Killing
Cecil Young fatally shot William Cleghorn in Barstow Texas after Cleghorn killed Arthur Howell and shot at Young in August over ranch boundaries. Cleghorn was killed as he stood in front of the Post Office reading a letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Tex
Cecil Young
William Cleghorn
Barstow
Cleghorn
Arthur Howell
Young
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Cubs
Sch T
Hoffman
Tyre
McLeary
Johnny Kling
Tigers
GINGY
Redlegs
Brewers
Bancroft’s Bunch
Wiedemanns’ New Park
Trap Shooters’ League
Harding
Belmont Park
Pioneer
W. J. Kopp
Kansas
Ryan
Federation
Onidan
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