Chicago Wallops Tigers in World Series Final
The Chicago club wins the world series in Detroit with Overall and Schmidt starring on pitching duty. Evers, Tinker, and Kling provide key hits as Donovan struggles but Chicago’s defense shines and Detroit’s infield falters at crucial moments. Managers praise sportsmanship and credit Chicago’s superior play.
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Steinfeldt
Rossman
Donovan
Evers
Chicago
Detroit
O'Leary
Tinker
Coughlin
Schmidt
Kling
Overall
McIntyre
Hofman
Cobb
Schaefer
O’leary
Sheckard
Schulte
Hofmap
Crawford
Chance
Schulze
McIintyre
Ssteinfeldt
Pop
Jennings
Frank Chance
Ash
Ginger
Schott
Knauffs
Cliftton Heights
Kloppenburgs
Ira
Highlands
Hott
F. Popre
J. Hess
W. Schott
G. Nienaber
L. Berwing
Cvsiceistss
SOL
Schnauffs
R. Sachteleben
Schwier
Terseeee
A. Highlands
McIntyre, Liiveves
Bissmeyer
S.be
Hoffeld Tee . Ee
al Hagedorn
Crawfo
Ie SV
Elsaesser
Essbee
C Ree Schulz
Pees
Benz
Schwaegerle
J. Kaufmann
G. Kaufmann
Chinnes
Eee
Rosenaker
Don
Sheridan
O'Day
Cincinnati
Groll
Auburns
Schweikert
Ciss Cehe
Ist
W. Dandurhr
Aufderheide
Slenker
Schneider
Linnlig
A. Largwehe
Dreyer
Toledos
Hamilton County
Toledo
Wellman
Mittel
Waldeck
Pressler
Krollmann
Rattir
Lon Association
Cubs
Tigers
R. BH
Pikwssee
Hofmans C.f
Ae Ene
Pfeister
Rie Reulbach
Howard Jenner
C.f
r.Jesssses Rossman
Salk
Downs
Thomasyc
Mullin
Killian
Register Tomorrow Urges Civic Duty To Vote
The notice stresses that voting requires prior registration and urges citizens to register tomorrow, emphasizing it as every person’s duty to participate in elections.
Carew Sets Track Mark in Louisville Race
Carew broke the one and one eighth mile track record at Louisville on October 14 in the fifth race with 1:54 3-5 as Powers rode four winners. Robin Hood won the final race amid a clear warm day. favorites fell throughout the program with multiple results and payouts listed for each race.
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Louisville
Carew
Robin Hood
Powers
Alice Baird
Butler
Dr. Holzberg
McGee
Arionette
Deverich
Nellie Free
Cordova
Semproni
Mezzo
Soprano
Miltiades
Glesner
Orphan Lad
Quagga
Griffin
Belleview
Lady Ethel
Imboden
Meada
Telegrapher
Honest
Walsh
Frontenac
Aspirion
Heidel
All Red
Almena
Ray H. Dr
Anneta Lady
Besterling
Gresner
Dunvegan
Gold Treasure
Gresham
Cami M
Adrian
Natasha
Heine
Sal
Vanen
Bitter Sir
Boema
Cygnet
Ardis
Final scores from Philadelphia and Annapolis games
Pennsylvania routed Gettysburg 28 to 4 in Philadelphia while Naval Academy defeated Maryland Agricultural College 57 to 0 in Annapolis. The two games show dominant performances by the Pennsylvania and Naval squads.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Maryland Agricultural College
Covaleski to Be Paid in Chicago Exhibition Games
Chicago plans two exhibition games against the Detroits at the Chicago grounds to boost earnings. President Murphy says all receipts go to players. Covaleski, the left handed Philadelphia pitcher who excelled in the New York Philadelphia series, will start and likely receive the first 1000 dollars of receipts.
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Chicago
Chicago Grounds
Detroits
Murphy
Covaleski
Philadelphia
New Yorks
Helmet Captures Champagne Stakes at Belmont Park
James R. Keene’s colt Helmet won the 5,000 Champagne Stakes at Belmont Park, routing seven furlongs in 1 26, three seconds off the track record. Selectman and Etherial followed, with Helmet leading from the start to prevail by a length. Other races saw Stokes, Regal Royal, and The Wrestler among notable winners.
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Belmont Park
N. Y
James R. Keene
Helmet
Colin
Selectman
Keene
Notter
Etherial
Stokes
McKinney
Black Bridge
Dupee
Regal Royal
Mitchell
Braggart
Student King
Ben Cale
Rampart
Reginald Fell
J. Lee
Tetherial
Cullen
Statesman
Lady Hubbard
Practical
Brother Jonathan
Sweet
Monfort
Gilbert
Far West
McCarthy
Tourenne
Seling
the Wrestler
Rockstone
Miller
Samuel H. Harris
Weeke
Latonia to Open With Bookmaking Amid Kentucky Debate
Latonia Jockey Club plans to open next Monday while the Kentucky Racing Commission declines to change betting. Rhinock says courts will decide if books operate. officials fear a death blow to racing. Directors met after the Lexington session to finalize plans despite opposition.
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Latonia
Rhinock
Kentucky
Lexington
Old Commonwealth
Murphy Pays for Unsold World Series Tickets
Chicago October 14 President C W Murphy of the Chicago National League Baseball Club announced his personal check would cover all unsold reserved seat tickets for the World Series games in the city The move follows criticism of ticket distribution and allegations of collusion with scalpers as tickets were returned unsold while public demand remained unmet.
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Chicago
C. W. Murphy
National League Baseball Club
National Commission
Lexington Races Report Trotting and Pacing Lines
Summaries from Lexington races list entrants in 2:18 class trotting 3 year olds and 2 year olds with times from 2:13% to 2:04% as the day’s events include the McDowell 2:99 class trotting and the two-year-old trotting offering purses around $2,000 with horses such as Robert c. Fanny Dawson and High Admiral among others. The pacing division features three in five events including Pender Jr and Axtara with times near 2:09 and 2:10.
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Lexington
McDowell
Jack Leyburn
Alto Leyburn
Eisie Leyburn
COX
Jack Gr
Keller Thomas— Fire
Mchenry
Daniel
Hichlawn
Great Heart
Ernest
Margaret O
B. m
Onward
Marguerite A
Davis
B. Andrews
Baraja, B
Colonel Cochran
Robert c
Peter the Great
Centtits Isles
Fanny Dawson
Tregantle
Fanny Summers
Maacey
Ssesesqessenss
Blk. c
Rae —Avena P
Dean Pee Aie Ee Ee
DE Andler
James A
Prodigal—Masgie Baron Owings
Aeaw
Ona
Cbs
Pender, Jr
Ch. H
Hart (Geers
Axtara
Axtell
Kendall
Bessie
McMahon
Hal Raven
Heh
Bi—Raven
Cebtue
Seis
Nellie Marie B. m
Flying” Cloud
Haywood
Branham Baughman
Betta Wilkes
Patsy, B
C. Divis
Brenda Yorke
Tanne Tipton
Nuckols
Fred D
Doctor “Douglass
Meny Murphy
R. D
King “Maker
Robinson
Don Elmo
B. G
Shiloh
Hawkins
Isineta
Dy Barolite
Melvina Harry B
McGrath
Pomona Get
Wall
Hai R
Hedrick
Sehbee Rollins
Baronees
Martin
Dene Pasha
First Race Recap and Handicap Entries at Meeting
Details from six races list horses weights and entries for two year olds steeplechase hunters and open claiming events. Notable runners include La Belle Agnes Royal Captive Stamina Falcada Baby Wolf The Squire Red River Black Mary and He Knows among others.
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la Belle Agnes
Geiden Lezendal
Royal Captive
Home Crest
Hi Range
Garland
Waponoca
Strike Out
Court Lady
Uncle Jim
Mr. Jorrocks
Eschau
Miss Mariutch
Ragman
Babble
Niles
Pete Dailey
Diana
My Grace
Miying Machine
Parson Kelly
Rosebank
Haig Sovereign
Gowan
Whip Top
Fancy
Queen of the Hil
Ramapo Handicap; 1% Mile: Stamina
Falcada
Delirium
the Squire
Milford
Beaucoup
Baby Wolf
Corn Cob
Dolly Spanker
Gretna Greene
Hilarious
Red River
Esotric
Cressina
Montbert
Vanderbilt Cup Race Draw Published For October 24
The Vanderbilt cup race drawing was held at the Garden City Hotel on Long Island. Seventeen entries listed with cars including Locomobile Knox Mercedes Chadwick Mercédes Isotia Matheson Hotchkiss Frazier Acme Thomas B L M Renault and others. The field remains set for an 11 mile cement section and a 12.5 mile open highway course with staggered starts at thirty second intervals.
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New York
Long Island Motor Parkway
Nassau County
Garden City Hotel
Garden City
Long Island
Loccomobile
Knox
Basle
Mercedes
Robert Graves
Stricker
Chadwick
Haupt
Mercédes
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Luttgen
Isotia
C. V. Brokaw
Lytle
Matheson
Ryall
Thomas
Hotchkiss
Hotchkiss Import Co
Kilpatrick
Frazier
H. Payne Whitney
Pouget
Acme
Cordner
Flynn
Patchske
Salzman
Thomas Wiliams
Williams
Factoy
Chreviect
Locomobile
Robertson
Renault
Paul Lacroix
Strang
Foxhall
Keene
Gil. Knox
Fred
Churches Endowment Grants Reach New High in Year
The Board of Church Extension of the Churches of Christ reports a record year through October 1 with more than 50 000 loaned for housing seventy eight homeless congregations. The International Missionary Convention featured the wedding of H D Hughes and Lulu Lego at the convention building.
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New Orleans
Board of Church Extension
The
Churches of Christ
International Missionary Convention
H. D. Hughes
Columbia Missouri University
Lulu Lego
Champaign
Ill
Three Lives Lost in Mine Depths at Konigshutte
Fire in a Konigshutte coal mine gallery trapped 100 workers who escaped via an adjoining shaft. In another gallery twenty three men were rescued unconscious from suffocation. twenty were revived but three died.
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Konigshutte
Division in Kentucky Synod Vows Control of Danville University
At the Southern Presbyterian Synod meeting in Winchester Kentucky a six member committee was formed to decide control of Central University at Danville with a report due the next day. Colonel Bennett H Young will lead the church faction opposing the Carnegie offer while Chancellor Blanton and other churchmen back the move to retain control.
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Winchester
Southern Presbyterian Synod
Central University
Danville
Bennett H. Young
Louisville
Blanton
Andrew Carnegie
OHIG GIRL WEDS HUMORIST
Miss Christine Giles and Ralph Bingham, a platform humorist, wed at The Wildernon in New London. Rev. H C Martindale officiated. Bingham, known in Philadelphia and New York, recently became President of the Humorists' Association. Mrs. Bingham is a concert soprano and the couple will tour professionally after the honeymoon.
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New London
Christine Giles
Ralph Bingham
Wildernon
H. C. Martindale
Bingham
Philadelphia
New York
Edmund Vance Cook
Humorists’ Association
Avondale and Covington Teams Set For Weekend Baseball
Visitors at Wiedemann Park will witness the Avondale champions in a Sunday ball game at 2 45 p m in Cincinnati. The day also features Cincinnati Admirals versus Whittakers, Covingtons versus All Kentuckians, and Shamrocks versus Middletown in cup and amateur series with key pitchers Hahn Heisman Puttmann in box and plans to boost the Queen City League bid.
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Wiedemann Park
Newport
Avondales
G. Dieher Bass
Tarbill
Stevenson
Kreimer
Flaherty
Johnson
BH. Diehl
Sander
Burck
Wiedemanns
Cefalu
Golden
Doyle Or Scheibly
A. Meyer
Bierkortte
Bierman
Murphy
Riggs
Ball
H. Myers
Nieman
Cincinnati Admirals
Whittakers
Covingtons
Crack All-Kentuckians
Covington Park
Putmann
Kentuckians
All-Kentuckians
Shamrocks
Middletown
Hahn
Heisman
Dugan
Gerhardt
R. Seiler
Queen City
Madison
Norwood
West
Cincinnati to Meet Alabama Eleven in Birmingham
The University of Cincinnati football eleven travels to Birmingham for a decisive matchup with the University of Alabama tomorrow afternoon. Cincinnati coaches boast thorough preparation under Snott, aiming to expose any weaknesses while Alabama is regarded as a strong opponent. The lineup includes Hyman Hood Williams Zange Gregg Stuart Dubrey Shaffer Adams Vandament Marx Geale Abrams Beebe Hoffmeister Ham Easton and more.
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University of Cincinnati
University of Alabama
Birmingham
Alabama
Snott
Cincinnati
Hyman
Hood
Williams
Zange
R. H
Gregg
Stuart
F.b
Dubrey
Shaffer
Adams
I.h
Vandament
Marx
Balloons Race Rescue Near Heligoland
Castilla of the international cup balloon mission crashed into the sea six miles north of Heligoland. Pilot Montogo and assistant Robero rescued by a fishing cutter flying the Spanish flag, with only the vessel saved. Berlin reports also note injuries to American aeronaut Hewat and Arnolds from the St Louis balloon.
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Cuxhaven
Castilla
Berlin
Heligoland
Montogo
Robero
Hamburg
N. H. Arnold
Harry J. Hewat
North Adams
Mass
St. Louis
North Sea
Hans Wiedemann
Ohio Veterans Elect Sixty-ninth Regiment Officers
More than fifty members of the Sixty-ninth Ohio Regiment gathered in Hamilton, Butler County, for the twenty-ninth annual reunion. Lewis D. Campbell, famed congressman, formerly commanded the regiment. L. P. Huston presided. Warren Gard gave the welcome. Officers elected: President John E. Chapman of Dayton, Secretary G. D. Billings of Ada, Treasurer Samuel Murray of Oxford. Next reunion scheduled in Dayton next year.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, CO
Sixty-ninth
Ohio Regiment
Lewis D. Campbell
Butler County
Butler County Pony
L. P. Huston
Warren Gard
John 8. Chapman
Dayton
G. D. Billings
Ada
Samuel] Murray
Oxford
Runaway injures three in Hamilton Ohio street crash
Charles F. Hilker president of the Hamilton Machine Tool Company and his wife Mrs. Hilker were severely hurt when a horse frightened by a car shied on High street. The coachman Herbert A Bishire sustained lesser injuries. The party was en route to Cincinnati when the horse struck a telephone pole and Mrs. Hilker was thrown to the pavement. They were driven home after treatment. no bones were broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, CO
Charles F. Hilker
Hamilton Machine Tool Company
College Day Celebrated at Western College for Women
Oxford Ohio October college day festivities drew many guests and students. Rev Neil McPherson of Indianapolis delivered an address on Victor Hugo's Jean Valjean. President John Grant Newman acted as toastmaster and announced speakers.
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Commercial Tribune
Oxford
Western College For Women
Neil McPherson
D.D
Indianapolis
Victor Hugo
Jean Valjean
John Grant Newman
Mexican Ambassador Enrique C. Creel Resigns
The Mexican Foreign Office confirms Enrique C. Creel's resignation as ambassador to the United States. Rumors say he will join Diaz's cabinet as Minister of Government Colonization and Industry, succeeding Olegario Malina whose anti American stance on mining concessions displeased President Diaz. Senor Creel is outspokenly pro American.
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Mexico City
Enrique C. Creel
United States
Creel
Diaz
Olegario Malina
Senor Creel
Tschaikovsky to be released on bail in revolutionist case
Nicholas Tschaikovisky, prisoner in the fortress of St. Peter and St. Paul for ten months, is to be released by order of the Russian Government. He must furnish 25000 bail pending trial, date yet to be fixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
St. Peter and St. Paul
Nicholas Tschaikovisky
M. Tschaikovsky
Putnam County Goes Dry in Ohio Election
Ottawa Ohio October 14 The Rose law returns certified to the Board of Elections show Putnam County went dry by a 21 vote majority reversing earlier unofficial results which indicated a 145 majority for the wets Vets claim a certifying error in Ottawa precinct and threaten to contest if a dry majority is certified.
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Ottawa
Board of Elections
Putnam County
Obituary for Captain Stephen C Ragan and Frank Huester
Captain Stephen C Ragan a Missouri pioneer died yesterday in Kansas City at age 86 He served in the Confederate army under General Joe Shelby two terms in the Missouri Legislature and was the first public school teacher in Jackson County Frank Huester a longtime Winton Place streetcar conductor died Tuesday at Bethesda Hospital after a surgical operation His funeral is set for 1 30 PM at his home 3115 Highland Avenue with interment in Vine Street Protestant Cemetery The Cincinnati Street Railway Mutual Protection Association will supervise arrangements.
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Stephen C Ragan
Kansas City
Ragan
Joe Shelby
Missouri
Jackson County
Frank Huester
Winton Place
Bethesda Hospital
Highland Avenue
Vine Street Protestant
Cincinnati Street Railway Mutual Protection Association
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