Wagner Alone in Ninth Seals Narrow Loss
Belcher preserves a shutout with a late save as Wagner hits a homer and Dutchman adds a costly miscue. Yesterday's results include National League games Pittsburg 2 Cincinnati 1 Chicago 8 St Louis 3 New York 6 Brooklyn 1 Philadelphia 7 Boston 2 and American League scores Chicago 4 Detroit 2 Cleveland 4 St Louis 1 Washington 2 Philadelphia 1 New York 4 Boston 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Baseball Standings Surprise 1950s Style League Tables
National and American leagues show mixed records with clubs like New York and Detroit leading ALW L Pct figures. Cincinnati Philadelphia Boston Brooklyn Washington St Louis and others appear with varying win loss totals, highlighting midseason standings and projected pennant races.
Baseball Schedule Mismatched Pairings Listed
The notice lists matches: Cincinnati at Pittsburg, Chicago at St. Louis, Brooklyn at New York, and Boston at Philadelphia.
Wagner Star Lets Cincinnati Surge Past Pittsburg, 4-2
In a Pittsburgh at Detroit context story Wagner stars for Cincinnati, driving all four runs with a homer a double and a triple as Dubuc pitcher for Cincinnati dominates eight innings but an eighth inning rally by Wagner and Bescher secures a 4-2 win. Attendance 2,346.
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Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Wagner
Pitttsburgs
Dubuc
Cincinnati
Jesse James
Pittsburgs
Mans
Raga
Bescher
Camnitz
Shannon
Hoblitzer
Kid Wonder
Reds to face St Louis then Brooklyn in road trip
Pittsburg report notes the Cincinnati Reds depart for St Louis and Brooklyn after a home series return. Lineup for Sunday includes Wacker and McLean with vintage players Bescher Kane and Huggins. Newcomers Egat and McGilvray join as Dubuc shows grit despite illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Reds
Cincinnati
Howdy
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Reis
Wacker
McLean
Hobblitzel
Huggins
Egan “Horstop
Lebert
Bescher
Kane
Bayless
Colts
Evansville
Bancroft
Egat
Harrisburg
Queen City
Bill McGilvray
Birmingham
Herrmann
Dubuc
Pirates Rally Stuns Opponents in Ninth Inning
In a tense game the Pirates faced a ninth inning threat as Herrmann’s children sparked a rally. Wagner orchestrated a counter combination to calm the danger, while Ganzel’s pop-up halted the comeback and preserved the lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirates
Wagner
Herrmann
Ganzel
St Louis Drops To Chicago In Second Defeat
St Louis loses 8 to 3 at Chicago as Fromme struggles on mound. Pfeister shuts down St Louis while Sallee falters, leading to Chicago’s victory in a 8 to 3 score. Fromme and Pfeister both see action with Chicago pitchers handling the mound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Chicago
Pfeister
Fromme
Sallee
St. A. Ec
Cnicea
Eta Shaw
Slagle
Charles
Evers
Osteen
Mur
Hofman
Byrne
Tinker
Bliss
OfKiing
Hostetter
Phillies Rout Boston 7 to 2 in Philadelphia
Philadelphia easily defeated Boston 7 to 2 with all runs coming in the fifth inning as they hit Flaherty for eight hits and chased him from the mound. The New York against Boston doubleheader saw Boston win the first 4 to 2 and New York take the second 5 to 1 in their intercity series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Boston
Flaherty
New York
Sept
Chesbroard
Boston Wins Over Philadelphia in Low-Scoring Tilt
Boston edges Philadelphia 9 to 5 as Sweeney and Doolan notch two-base hits. Foxen allows six, Moren five and a third, Flaherty two, with Bransfield and Osborne stealing bases and Knabe turning an unassisted double play.
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Boston
H.O.A.E
Phila. AB
E. A.E. Becker
Grant
Browne
Knabe
Sweeney
Osborne
Han'fan
Doolan
SSC
Aki
Wak SL Ee Graham
Dooin
Abh.o.a.f. Boston
Flaherty
Foxen
MclIlveen
Lle
Moren
H’mphill
Lord Gos
Bowerman
Snd Doe
Speaker
M.4.12 0 0
Laporte
Gessler
Oon Ee
Stahl
Bah
Wagner
Ee Sire
Kleinow
Sullivan
Blair
Criger
Hogg
McConnell
lAvellanes
Cravath
Wood
Devas
Philadelphia
Chappelle
Bransfield
McGann
Emslie
Cleveland Defeats St Louis as Joss Shuts Them Out
Cleveland wins 4 to 1 over St Louis. Joss silences the visitors, Howell exits in the seventh, Goode drives in a run with an infield hit. Bemis adds a two-base hit. Lajoie, Stovall turn a key double play. Waddell allowed seven hits in six and one third innings. Time 1 27. Umpires Sheridan and Egan.
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Wagner
Gill
McLean
Clarke
Leach
Dubuc
Garry Herrmann
Brooklyn
Snow
Lumiey
McCormick
Crandall
Herzog
Donlin
Maloney
Tenney
Bresnahan
Devlin
Bridwell
New York
Wilhelm
Pasced Bail—Maloney
Johnstone
Klem
Cleveland
St. Louis
Joss
Lajoie
Ferris
Howell
Goode
Waddell
Bemis
Hartzell
Stone
Stovall
Jess
Sheridan
Egan
Cleve
Ab.h.o. Sr. L. A.E. Goode
Sona
Uv Bradley
Hartzeil
Hinchman
O'Schweitz'r
Wallace
Heidrick
Birlham
Jones
Perring
Spencer
P Steer
Turner
Neee
Washington Dominates First Win Philadelphia Falls in Second
Washington wins the first game 2 to 1 and Philadelphia takes the second 7 to 0 in a doubleheader. Johnson outdueled Plank in the opener while Coombs posed problems for Washington in the nightcap. Hughes struggled, with multiple runs and fielding errors noted as the teams split the twin bill in Washington.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Johnson
Plank
Coombs
Hughes
Minneapolis Defeats Kansas City 10–0 in Big Win
The Minneapolis team routed Kansas City 10 to 0 as Crutcher struggled in the seventh and eighth innings. Manager Cross and Carter benched for disputing the umpire. Key plays included a two base hit by Oyler and a home run by Quillen, with Byers earning the win and Crutcher taking the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Crutcher
Cross
Carter
Kansas City
Oyler
Byers
Quillen
Brown
Brashear
Beckley
Carlisle
Hill
Byera
Hayes
Indianapolis 4 Louisville 1 in baseball game recap
Indianapolis defeated Louisville 4 to 1 in a Sept 11 game. Key players include Hayden and Stanley driving runs and Halla earning the win for Indianapolis. Pitcher details note Halla and Stolen bases by Hayden and Cook with strong defense from both teams.
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Indianapolis
Louisville
Toledo Defeats Columbus in Lively Bat Show
Toledo won over Columbus this afternoon as Hinchman led with a home run a double and two singles. James and Hickman also tallied homers, driving the offense as pitchers were knocked out early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Columbus
Hinchman
James
Hickman
Lefroy Beats Toledo 6-5 in Baseball Clash
Lefroy 5 Toledo 6. Congalton 2, Elwert, McCarthy, Hickman, Hinchman with two base hits. James Hickman Hinchman homer. Double plays by Taylor and James Kihm and Kahl McCarthy Hinchman and Spencer. Steen hits four batters, 3 walks. Rogers 3 hits in 4 2/3 innings off Geyer. Abbott passed ball. time 2 10. Kane umpire.
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Milwaukee
St. Paul
Theobald
Robinson
Flynn
McCormick
Tiemeyer
Haliet
Dunleavy
J. Meyers
Geier
Hail
Brown
Toledo
H.O.A.E
Colum
Abhoab
Armbr’r
Taylor
H'chman
Odwell
M. Elwert
Hickman
Cong*ton
Abbott
James
McC'thy
Kahl
Cromiey
Beseve
Spencer
Wrigley
Dteen
Geyer
Farbanks
Fohl
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Columsssecceesecese
Fairbanks
Lefroy
Columbus
Congalton
Elwert
McCarthy
Hinchman
Kihm
Steen
Rogers
Kruger
Armbruster
Kane
Avondale vs College Hill Battle For Pennant In League Park
Cincinnati fans anticipate a decisive basketball game at League Park between Avondale and College Hill. A College Hill win would secure third place and the Bruce cup for College Hill, while an Avondale win keeps pennant hopes alive and could reconfigure the standings with Northside and Lockland in the title race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avondale
College Hill
League Park
College Hills
Northside
Lockland
City and Suburban League features and derby matchups
Norwood and Bellevue Athletics clash at Hartwell led by Schulte on the mound against Snider with Kline catching. Bellevue won the first game in an uphill battle as Norwood fields its strongest lineup to seek victory. Umpire Braur to call Frankforts versus Wiedemanns in Blue Grass League set. Covingtons meet Southern Stars at Covington Park and Greater Newport Park hosts two premier doubleheaders including Hamlets vs Southgates and Kentucky Colonels vs Newports with Lefty Brengelman on the mound. Elizabethtown travels to face the Altons with Moore or Scarce on the rubber and Tory catching. W H Superbas face Cincinnati Eagles at Oakley with Dorsey and Grol the battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood
Bellevue Athletics
Hartwell
Schulte
Thau
Snider
Kline
Mike Schulte
Braur
Frankfort
Wiedemanns
Brewers
Bierkortte
Jacksonville
Bush
Augusta
Roy Golden
Golden
Dayton
Hammond
Clarence Munson
Joy Doyle
Frankforts
Bohannon
Angemeier
Artie Guest
Zurlage
Steele
Hoffman
Long
Allison
Cornell
Wright
O'Neal
Johnson
Williamson
George Gaffey
Covingtons
Southern Stars
Covington Park
Honhorst
Boston Nationals
Bierman
Watters
Wenger
Newport Park
Hamlets
Southgates
Kentucky Colonels
Newports
Lefty” Brengelman
Colonels
Thoss
Procter & Gamble
American Laundry Machinery Company
Railroad’ League
Northside Park
Elizabethtown
Altons
Moore
Scarce
Tory
Astons
Elmer Kessler
Shillito Street
W. H. Superbas
Cincinnati Eagles
Oakley
Dorsey and Gro
Superbas
Bon Tons
Iron Club
Baker
West
JaWine
Auto speed events at Latonia feature Oldfield and Christie
Barney Oldfield and Walter Christie clock laps near one minute as crowds watch at Latonia. Oldfield runs a 0 57 25 mile while Christie posts 0 56 25 in ideal track conditions. Racing starts at 2 30 with ten events including exhibitions and semi finals.
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Oval
Oldfield
Barney
Walter Christie
Christie
Charles Soules
Hermis Receives Ovation At Sheepshead Bay Return
Hermis, famed Suburban Handicap winner, staged an unusual welcome at Sheepshead Bay as he returned to trainer Charles Hughes at H M Ziegler’s stable. The horse, off the dispersal sale route from Holmdel, drew cheers from rival stables and horsemen, including many who trained notable horses. Sold at sheriff sale from E R Thomas’s stock, Hermis fetched 900 dollars after a peak sale price near 60 thousand, sparking wide comment in racing circles.
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New York
Hermis
Sheepshead Bay
Charles Hughes
H. M. Ziegler
Kentucky
E. R. Thomas
Holmdel
N. J
Cincinnati
Hughes
Peace talks aimed at uniting auto clubs over racing
New York September 11 reports the Automobile Club of America and the American Automobile Association pursuing an amicable settlement after four hours of talks. Progress suggests a fair agreement, easing rivalry that has hindered the Vanderbilt Cup events and a Savannah race this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Automobile Club of America
American Automobile Association
Racing Board
Savannah
Baseball Contracts and Releases Announced by National League
Harry C. Pulliam, president of the National League of Baseball Clubs, announced contracts with Chicago for Frank L. Chance through 1912 and with Cincinnati for R. H. Bescher H C Holzbltzell and J A Rowan with Philadelphia Wallace O Clement and with Pittsburgh Chester M Brandom. Releases include Cincinnati to Charleroi Pa Robert J Coulson and J P Volz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry C. Pulliam
National League of Baseball Clubs
Chicago
Frank
L. Chance
Cincinnati
R. H. Bescher
H. C. Hoblitzell
J. A. Rowan
Philadelphia
Wallace O. Clement
Pittsburg
Chester M. Brandom
Charleroi
Robert J. Coulson
J. P. Volz
Gauls Five versus Collins Ki Kis at Graut's Alleys
Billy Gauls Five faces Collins Ki Kis in a $25 side matchBowling duel at Graut's Alleys Colerain and Arlington Avenues Great rivalry promises a merciless contest Lunch will be served a Welcome mat will greet entrants.
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Billy Gaul
Five
Collins
Graut
Colerain
Arlington Avenues
Baseball clubs set fall meeting in Chicago
President O'Brien of the American Association of Baseball Clubs calls the regular fall meeting for September 17 at 11 o clock in the Auditorium Annex Chicago. Attendance by club representatives is requested.
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Milwaukee
O’brien
American Association of Baseball Clubs
Auditorium Annex
Chicago
League Schedule and Player Report for Sunday Game
Players Hahn Haberer Farrell Meyers Plick Klem Keys Kaiser Harold and Brookshank are asked to report at 1 pm at C H D Depot. The Shamrocks face Avondales Sunday at League Park September 20 marking Avondales first Sunday game. Hickorys and McMicken Stars meet in the preliminary, a rematch of teams idle since 1884.
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Hahn
Haberer
Farrell
Meyers
Plick
Klem
Keys
Kaiser
Harold
Brookshank
Shamrocks
Avondales
League Park
Shamrock Rooters
Apartment House Sold for 517 000 In Walnut Hills
Charles Mayer sold his new Dixmont apartment building at Gilbert and Dixmont avenues to Mary C. Power for 517000. The structure is occupied and adjoins St Leger Flats also owned by Mayer. Other leases include John T Brogel firms renting multiple units in Covington for 2400 to 264 yearly and various tenants at rates from 250 to 480 per year plus 420 for a Wyoming lease.
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Charles Mayer
Walnut Hills
Dixmont
Gilbert and
Dixmont Avenues
Mary C. Power
St. Leger
Mayer
Smith Bros. & Co
John T. Brogel
P. A. V. Cochran
Wallace Place
Covington
William Richmond
William Duffy
Belle M. Johnson
W. W. Seay
East Ridgeday’ Avenue
Avondale
JL. A. Wagner
Brogel
R. G. Kuerze
W. Siedenthaller
Hawthorne Avenue
H. Rushmeyer
J. A. Burke
Lawrence Street
Miss A. W. Grace
Joseph Blaufeld
West Seventh Street
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages in Local Listings
Transfers include Fred Bertram to Edward Guiney and Isabella Henry to Emma Hughes with multiple parcels in Carthage and surrounding streets. Several notices list leases, fractional lot transfers, and mortgages canceled, naming numerous individuals and entities across properties on Main, Jefferson, Harvard, and River road with tenants and owners in Madisonville and Camp Washington.
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Fred Bertram
Edward H. Guiney
Peter Zinn
George Mather
Charles G. Howden
Agnes Riley
Thomas Bray
Cire Ns
S. W. Hartshorn
Laura M. Peterson
Katie M. Higbee
Ann BE
Fairfield Avenue
Albert Sunderbruch
Myers Y. Cooper
Locust Street
Ashland Street
Ase James
Richards
H. Knox,& Co
Sepfeet
Twelfth
S. H. Knox & Co
Main Streets
Freeman Avenue
John H. Walton
Mary E. Walton
E. D. McIntyre
Delhi
Matilda Houst
Julia Guiney
Fred Bertam
Mary C. Begley
C. W. Short
East Front Street
R. ©. Jenkins
J. Q. Bass
Madisonville Athletic Association
Martin Road
Madisonville
Mary.j. Smith
George C. Collier
Colerain
Clarence Crone
Mary A. Crone
Mt. Howe Syndicate
Maude I. Longenecker
Edward Bur
Stephen T. Thacker
W. W. Clippinger
Columbia Township
Shattuc
Sonville “ Co
J. McDiarmid
J. F. Maltb
Anna Wirmel
John Smith
B. Moore
Samuel Caldker
Fredonia Avenue
Charles Mayer
Mary C. Power
William Durrell
Walnut
Salome
John Story
Othelia Greenlees
Lower River Road
Mt Walker
George J. Hebbeler
Harrison Township
Camp Washington
Elizabeth A. Durrell
Samuel D. Cooper
Har- Little Summe
John A. Abeling
C. W. Baker
North Dummies
William
Littleford
Henry G. Frost
Davis arraigned in Austin murder case in Omaha report
Omaha dispatch details the arraignment of Charles E. Davis on first degree murder charges in the Frederick Austin case. Dr. J. P. Lord identifies Davis as the man seen near the victim’s home shortly after the shooting, with bail set at seven thousand dollars and alibi witness Frank Graham connected to Davis.
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Dr. Lord
Omaha
Neb
Austin
J. P. Lord
Charles E. Davis
Frederick Austin
Davis
English
Nebraska
Latham Davis
Davis Brothers
Frank Graham
Omaha National Bank
Charles Davis
Rustin
Heard Davis
Graham
Chatham
Mr. Davis
Graham Siys
Four-room addition and multiple house projects listed
Four-room addition to 2334 Quebec road owned by Henry Kreidler with cost. Two-and-one-half-story brick and stone residence on Sassafras street near canal owned by A. Steinkoenig with cost. One-and-one-half-story frame residence on Kinsey avenue near Auburn avenue owned by C. S. Ridge with cost. A 2,400 one-story frame dwelling on 610 Straight street owned by Joseph B. Weismann with cost.
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Quebec Road
Henry Kreidler
Sassafras
Canal
A. Steinkoenig
Kinsey Avenue
Auburn Avenue
C. S. Ridge
Straight Street
Joseph B. Weismann
American International Lawn Tennis team to practice at Knollwood
Raymond D Little announced the six member team will hold preparatory practice tomorrow and Sunday at Knollwood Country Club White Plains. After two days of hard work the Americans travel to Boston to face M I G Ritchie and J C Parke of Britain in the Davis International challenge cup preliminaries at Longwood Cricket Club.
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New York
Raymond D. Little
William A. Larned
Heals Co. Wright
Frederick B. Alexander
Harold H. Hackett
Robert D. Wrenn
Knollwood Country Club
White Plains
Boston
M. I. G. Ritchie
J. C. Parke
British Isles
Longwood Cricket Club
Y M C A Meet Set With Cincinnati Gym Team
A dual meet between the Y M C A Athletic Club and the Cincinnati Gymnasium Athletic Club is planned for Saturday September 26. A silver trophy cup will go to the winning team and two cups to the top individuals. The venue depends on weather with options at the Gym Grounds East End or University grounds if drought continues. Events include sprints hurdles distance races throws jumps and jumps with several new gym members joining the squad.
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Y. M. C. A Athletic Club
Cincinnati Gymnasium Athletic Club
A. M. Beichelberger
Christians
Landau
Bassler
Brodbeck
Harvard
Ed Thatcher
H. Barnes
Wisconsin
St. John’s Military Institute
Bud” Hooker and Fox
Franklin School
Lou Buhrman
Yale
Herbert Franz
Howard Adam
Fred McMinn
Handicap Race Cards and Entries for Six Premier Races
Full list of weights, ages, and distances for six races including the First Race High Weight Handicap at 6 furlongs with Montgomery and Westbury topweights, Second Race Steeplechase handicap over about 24 miles, and Third through Sixth races detailing entrants, weights, and guarantees for stakes events and turf actions.
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Montgomery
Westbury
Tom McGrath
Live Wire
Sir Teddington
Number One
FourJeart
Sea Cliff
Field Daisy
Nimbus
Sir John Johnson
He Knows
Lady Winifred
Woodlane
Biskra
Coligny
Sanctus
Helmet
Hilarious
Edward
Lady Bedford
Perseus
Field Mouse
Bobbin
Fitzherbert
Statesman
Stamina
Dorante
King James
Chief Brant
Pinkola
Brookdale Nymph
Brother Jonathan
Tonrenne
Tony Bonero
Zienap
Sir Toddington
Unclear soccer scores from southern city games
Incomplete report lists results from multiple city grounds with inconsistent team names and a truncated score for Nashville versus Little Rock. The lines include Atlanta New Orleans 8 Atlanta 3 and Birmingham Birmingham 1 Memphis 0, plus Mobile dominating Montgomery in two games 10 1 and 4 0.
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New Orleans
Birmingham
Memphis
Montgomery
Mobile
Nashville
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