Papke Knocks Ketchel Out In Tenth Round Brawl
In a brutal match Papke and Ketchel exchanged heavy blows with blood visible on Papke’s wrists and shoulders. Ketchel faltered after the eleventh round and Papke delivered decisive rights and lefts, knocking Ketchel down twice before Ketchel failed to rise by the count of nine.
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New York Sweeps Opening Doubleheader Over Philadelphia
New York tops Philadelphia 5 to 0 in the morning game as Wiltse settles after a rough start and McCormick delivers a key two base hit with bases loaded. In the afternoon Philadelphia takes a 2 to 1 win behind Corridon and Crandall’s work, breaking New York’s series streak with a ninth inning rally capped by Bransfield and Doolan.
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Boston tops Phillies in foreign game and rally at Cleveland
In a multi city set of games on September 7, Boston defeated Philadelphia 6 to 1 after an early lead, with Cravath hitting a three base drive and Lord homering. Boston also beat Philadelphia 3 to 2 in a later home game as Speaker starred. Cleveland defeated Chicago 5 to 2 with Goode and Lajoie driving runs and Birmingham hitting a homer, while Joss pitched effectively for Chicago.
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Columbus doubles pace 2-0 win over Toledo in opener
Columbus defeated Toledo 2-0 as James and Kine produced run scoring doubles in the eighth. Pitcher Steen worked seven innings with solid defense behind him, while Friel and Kruger sparked the Columbus offense.
Pittsburg and St Louis play with Pittsburg winning 7 to 0
Pittsburg defeated St Louis 7 to 0 after heavy hitting and strong defense. Willis pitched well for Pittsburg as Wagner Gill and Murdoch produced key hits and double plays while Beebe faced tough defense for St Louis.
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Baseball game score and pitching notes for Washington vs New York
Convoy out, hit by batted ball. Washington 10 runs, New York 13. England and Blair homered, Hogg allowed six runs in five innings, Doyle two in one inning, Billiard three in three. Clymer and O Rourke stole bases, Hughes struck out seven. Time 1 55. Umpire Evans.
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Hit Robinson drives offense in late game
Hit-Robinson sacrifices drive runs and Robinson scores. Flynn sacrificed earlier. Oyler Wheeler and Kerwin steal bases. Minneapolis leaves six on base while Milwaukee leaves eight. Byers and Bateman combine in pitching with one hit by pitch and four strikeouts. Byers and Bateman throw wild pitches. Umpire Hayes.
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Shamrocks Triumph Over Avondales In City Title Opener
The Shamrocks beat the Avondales 5 to 4 in the first game of the Cincinnati championship series. Noodles Hahn pitched well for Avondales while Kreimer starred at the plate for Shamrocks. Harber and Flick contributed steals as Bass handled pitching duties for Shamrocks. Time 83 minutes. Umpire McGinnis.
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Fay & Egan Shademore vs Nortner and Coleman
Earned runs totaled four for Fay and Egan with Nortner and Coleman each recording two two base hits. Binder had a three base hit and a double play featured Schirmer and Jones. Cramer and Binder combined for several walks and hit by pitch incidents.
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Bachelors Defeat Married Men in One-Sided Plant Game
Single employees of the Bullock Electric Company defeated the married men of the plant at Bond Hill yesterday in a lopsided matchup.
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Heidelbergs Edge Dayton Sluggers in Ten-Inning Classic
Heidelberg defeated the Dayton Sluggers 6 to 5 in a ten inning game at Heidelberg yesterday. Heidelbergs tallied 0 1000 1 310 1693 runs. Dayton 0 000 210 110 56. C Gillespie Fisher Niemeyer two base hits. Smith homered. Smith struck out 12, Mann 3. Left on bases Heidelberg 5 Dayton 6. Time 1 45. Umpire Mann.
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Bowlers to Meet Tonight For Grand Enterprise League
The Grand Enterprise League holds its second meeting at Jake Pflueger's alleys Vine and Mercer streets this evening September 8 at 8 o'clock. All teams planning to enter should send a representative. A permanent organization will be formed and preparations for the opening in about ten days will be discussed.
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National Commission Finds Harrisburg Club Owes Falkenberg
The National Commission ruled that Harrisburg Club owes Fred P. Falkenberg three days' pay at a monthly rate of 400, offsetting a prior $200 advance repayment. The club had earlier been found to owe nothing beyond the repayment, with the new finding clarifying the remaining balance.
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Rensselaer Narrowly Defeats Bricklayers 4 2 in Tight Match
Rensselaer edged Bricklayers 4 to 2 behind strong pitching from Bauer and Beebe. Baden led Rensselaer with two bases, while Beebe struck out eight for Bricklayers and Bauer fanned 15 for the winners. Time 1 55 with Havlin umpiring.
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Cardinals Dominate Clippers 9–1 At Covington Ball Park
Covington Cardinals defeat the Clippers 9 to 1 at Covington Ball Park. Left on base Cardinals 6 Clippers 3. Reily struck out 2, Seaman 4, Otting 8. Reily allowed 4 hits, Seaman 6. Time 1 50. Umpire Rash.
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SHEEPSHEAD BAY ENTRIES FOR SIX RACES
Entries list for six races at Sheepshead Bay with weights and distances. First race 7 furlongs for all ages features Baby Wolf and Bar None among others. second race selling mares three-year-olds and up lists Zienap Miss Alert and others. third race Sapphire for two-year-olds at 1500 dollars. fourth race the September for three-year-olds 15 to 16 miles with Fair Play. fifth race selling two-year-olds 6 furlongs turf with Direct and others. sixth race maiden Tipdheaicalda and up one mile with Ruffelson Bolando and more.
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Foreign Bourses Firm Amid Light Demand and Settlements
On Sept 7 London markets showed abundant money but weak demand with firmer discounts. Continental buying, especially Paris, secured gold. Kafirs led issues to new records as Consols rose. Berlin and Paris bourses remained firm with low discount rates and steady exchange rates.
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Trade in cattle fair in Cincinnati market
Receipts and shipments for 48 hours end September 7 compare with last week. Cattle receipts 1,833 hogs 2,968 sheep 2,362. Shipments 207 cattle 1,584 hogs 1,488 sheep. Choice fat steers in good demand in Cincinnati market.
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Market Report reveals dull demand and uneven prices on cattle
The market shows buyers sparse on Labor Day with mixed demand across cattle hogs and sheep. Prime carload beef sold at $6 per 100 pounds while milch cows and bulls vary. hogs rise modestly with packers paying $6.90 to $7.20 for ready stock and sheep and lambs easing in value amid higher volumes.
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Livestock Prices and Receipts Across New York and Chicago Markets
Market wires show wholesale cattle and hog prices with varied receipts. New York reports steady to lower demand for steers bulls cows and calves, while Chicago notes steady cattle and hogs with prices for choice heavy hogs and prime steers. Lamb and sheep values drift amid large consignments and regional differences.
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Cotton Prices Rise in Liverpool Market Report
Liverpool reports a fair demand for cotton with spot prices up five points led by American middling at 5.86d and 5.504d for good middling. Daily sales reach 8,000 bales with 500 for speculators and 7,400 American. receipts total 3,200 bales, all American. Futures opening quiet and closing steady with various spread figures listed.
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