Campbell Injured and Redlegs Triumph in Baseball
Campbell left the field hurt as the Redlegs won. M Lean pitched well despite the injury. Hoblitzer received a big ovation and responded with a home run. National League results: New York 4 Brooklyn 3, Boston 4 Philadelphia 3. American League results: Cleveland 10 Chicago 4, St. Louis 5 Detroit 2, Boston 2 New York Washington 0, Philadelphia 1-5.
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Chicago
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Detroit
Boston
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Baseball Standings and Schedule Snapshots
National League list shows New York leading with 82 wins and .641. Chicago 83-51. Detroit 75-56. Philadelphia 71-57. St. Louis 73-59. Cincinnati 63-70. Boston 56-77. Brooklyn 44-86. Washington 68-71. St. Louis 44-87. New York 43-88. American Association shows Indianapolis 92-61. Columbus 36-68. Toledo 81-72. Minneapolis 77-76. Milwaukee 71-83. Kansas City 70-83. St. Paul 48-105. Upcoming games: Cincinnati at Brooklyn, Chicago at Boston, St. Louis at New York, Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
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Toledo Seeseveres
Reds barely win as Campbell injures knee in Clarksburg
Cincinnati Reds beat the Pennsylvania Virginia Leaguers 5 to 4 in a tense Clarksburg clash. Billy Campbell injured his knee in the second inning and will miss at least three weeks. Long Larry McLean and Wilson closed the game as Reds held off late challenges. Hoblitzel homered, aiding the tight victory.
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Larry” McLean
New York Defeats Brooklyn In Final Season Game 4-3
New York wins 4-3 after Seymour drives in decisive run in the tenth. Jor dan hits a first inning homer for Brooklyn, Wiltse holds them scoreless afterward, and Herzog is hit by a pitch to set up the late rally. Rucker, Pastorius miss time, but New York bats prevail in the finale of the season series.
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Brooklyns
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Rucker
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Pastorius
Herzog
Bresnahan
Donlin
Boston Triumphs as Errors Shape Ninth Inning Win
Errors by the home team aided Boston in a ninth inning victory. The decisive run came on a Sweeney single followed by a wild throw and wild pitch by Moren, with Doolan involved in the incident.
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Boston
Sweeney
Moren
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Brewers Rally Past Phillies In Uneven Tilt
In a lengthened nine inning game Philadelphia falls to Boston 7 to 6 as Moren gives up five runs on eight hits while McQuillin concedes five in eight. Bransfield Clement Doom each steal bases. Chappelle fanned five and Emslie called the plate umpire.
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Emslie
Washington Beats Philadelphia In First Game Of Doubleheader
Bert Keeley pitched a 2 to 1 win in ten innings as Washington defeats Philadelphia in the opener. Two-base hits by Street and Edmondson, Nicholls homered, and Wa shington stranded sixteen runners.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Bert Keeley
Coombs
Quakers
Boston Narrowly Defeats New York In Ninth Inning Comeback
Boston wins a tight game over New York as O Rourke hits a decisive ball in Steele s glove and the runner scores on a final play in the ninth. Donohue and Ball led with key hits while Lake and Steele combined on pitching for Boston.
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Cleveland Defeats Chicago In Home Run Laden Tilt
In Chicago September 4 Cleveland defeated Chicago 8 to 6 after piling up runs in the seventh. Lajoie Owen and Davis led with multiple hits while Hinchman connected for a home run. Pitching saw Owen, Joss, and Manuel toil as umpires Egan and O Loughlin called the game in 1 hour 45 minutes.
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Manuel
Jose
Detroit Battles St. Louis With late innings notes
In a baseball recap St. Louis batting for Coughlin Downs and Donovan in the ninth. Rossman and Williams hit two-base hits. Stone hit a home run with Powell Jones Ferris adding sacrifice hits. Schaefer stole a base. Coughlin unassisted on a double play. St. Louis left six, Detroit eight on base. Powell walked once, Donovan twice. Powell struck out six, Donovan one. Time one twenty eight. Umpires Hurst and Sheridan. St. Louis.
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Indianapolis Pennant Winners Close Season With Victory Over Louisville
Indianapolis defeats Louisville 10 to 5 to finish the season as pennant winners. Werden pinch hit for Carr in the eighth. Marquard, Foole, Schreiber and Stovall pitched for various innings. Carr and Perrine homered, multiple players reached base, and Stan ley hit a three-base shot.
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Covington and Norwood clubs prep for fall games
Charles Applegate and Jack Brauer reorganize the Covington team with a likely lineup led by Red White and Reed. They plan to face Covington Park on September 27 and Wiedemann Park on October 4, while Norwood challenges College Hill with Mike Schulte pitching. Cathedral Y M S wins Elder League pennant with Doyle Institute close behind. St Xavier and St Patrick tied for third.
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Ed Aull
Robert Doyle
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Forepaugh Stock Company
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League Park
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Fred H. Strautmann
Walnut
Walter Gilbert
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Priscillian Captures Occidental Handicap at Gravesend
Priscillian carried 126 pounds and toppled rivals to win the 1 1 8 mile Occidental Handicap in 1 52. Master Robert closed strong for second with Dandelion third. Also listed are six supporting races detailing horses, weights, and times at Gravesend on September 14.
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Stumps Tigers to Hold Tryouts and Schedule Early Games
Coach Sexton calls all prospective Stumps Tigers players to Price Hill House this evening at 7 30 for practice. Games booked begin Sunday October 4 against Ludlow A C and Walnut Hills A C at Greater Newport Park.
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Amateur golfers vie for honors in USGA championship
Garden City N Y September 14 Kenneth Edwards of Midlothian Chicago and Walter J Travis lead the first 18 hole medal round of the 14th annual USGA championship on Garden City links. Travers and Douglas tied for second with 79s while Eben M Byers advances with a 89 90 etc with 64 qualifiers for the 36 hole match play tomorrow and subsequent rounds through the week.
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Midlothian Country Club
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Nassau
Howard F. Whitney
Albert Hi. Smith
Philadelphia
A. L. White
Woolaston
Mass
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Fox Hill
Manchester
John G. Anderson
Woodland
S. H. Wilder
Lowell
Thomas G. Stevenson
Myophia
Dr. S. Carr
Howard J. Gee
East Orange
James C. Parrish, Jr
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Washington
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New Orleans
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Arden M. Robbins
E. M. Byers
J. H. Childs
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L. A. Hamilton
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Oliver Perrin
Thomas M. Sherman
Utica
H. C. Brown
Yonkers
B. S. Evans
Co. A. Dunning
Williams College
Minor Heir Star But Fails World Pace Record at Syracuse Meet
At the State Fair Grounds Grand Circuit meet Minor Heir, the famed pacer who timed 1:59.14 last week in Milwaukee, failed to match it in a 2:01.5 miles time despite strong breeze. The day showcased a five eighths dash for two year olds plus a slate of trotting and pacing events, with La Thorpe and Roly Poly among notable finishers.
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Baseball Player Van Zant Ends Life in Nashua
Charles I. Van Zant a former Albany New York State League player and member of the St. Louis National and St. Paul American Association teams killed himself at his Nashua home on Sept 14. The incident ends a career noted for major league and minor league stints.
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Charles I. van Zant
Albany
van Zanp
St. Louis
St. Paul
Great Western Circuit Races Open With Fast Times Amid Wind
In Peoria on September 14 heavy wind and dust affected opening day times. Richard Grattan swept heats 1 2 and 4 in the 2 07 pace while Don Roma took heat 3. best 2 07 percent. Miss Mabel Surmise and others led heats in the 2 17 trot. Governor Seattles won the 2 18 pace straight heats with best 2 07 percent. Malta won the half mile in 0 48.
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Don Roma
Miss Mabel
Governor Seattles
Malta
Unclear scores from scattered league games
Fragmented report shows several scorelines with missing or garbled team names. Notable lines include Atlanta 5 over Atlanta 4 and Birmingham 8 over Little Rock 6, while Montgomery New Orleans 4 appears truncated.
Printers Baseball Nines Open National Championship Series
The United States union printers baseball nines opened their title series at American League Park with Pittsburg defeating Cincinnati 13 to 4. Boston overwhelmed Philadelphia 28 to 0 amid claims the Philadelphians had not yet fully started, citing changes within the team.
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Union Printers
United States
American League Park
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Garry Herrmann
Queen City
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Philadelphias
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Tarrasch Wins Second Game in World Chess Match
Berlin Sept. 14 Dr Tarrasch scored his second win today in the tenth game of the world championship match against Dr Lasker after thirty two moves. Tarrasch opened with a Ray Lopez and the center battle featured queens castles and bishops. He obtained a decisive position and Lasker conceded. The score stands Lasker 5 Tarrasch 2 draws 3.
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Dr. Lasker
Tarrasch
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Race Card for Five Thoroughbred Events at 1 1/16 Miles
Detailed weights and entries for six races on the program all for two and three year olds and older horses. The list includes Fitz Herbert Wise Mason Madman Witching Hour Uncle Jim Field Daisy Bird of Flight Top Note Detec tive in the first race and a mix of selling handicap and maiden events with horses named Obert Corn Cob Russell Son Balbus Water Bridge Ida D. Mazuma Black Mary Whip Top Dial Plate Voltrome Queen Marguerite Biskra Select Fancy He Knows Arcite Brookdale Nymph Tileing Juggler Ddhoscara Pins and Needles Hayshore Rose ben Jeanne d Arc Westbury Marathon Besame Black Mary Hiredoutn Red Friar Gretna Green Miss Lydia Bad News Milford Trash Chief Brant Batsman Putgada Irish Lace Dixie Gold Tennis Anonyma Torenila Alabama Imitator in subsequent races.
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Capron Chosen Minnesota Captain For 1908 Team
At a September 14 meeting in Minneapolis George Capron, famed drop kicker from the 1907 squad, was elected captain of the 1908 Minnesota football eleven. He was unanimously chosen with no other candidates.
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Minn
University of Minnesota
George Capron
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Shot In Row Over 5 Cents
Edward Lingg and Will Fowler, both 18, quarreled over a nickel during a crap game at the fair grounds. Lingg fired six times with a 22 caliber revolver, striking Fowler in the arm and neck. Fowler’s condition is described as likely to recover. Lingg surrendered to the sheriff and was jailed.
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Wind Prevents Flight at Ft Myer Test
There was no aeroplane flight at Ft Myer today. Wright tested the motor in the morning and again at 4 o'clock but strong northwest wind kept the aircraft in its shed.
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Ft. Myer
Washington
Wrights
Covington Passes Front Platform Ban For Street Cars
Covington Council voted to prohibit passengers from riding on the front platform of street cars with penalties of 25 to 100 dollars. Councilman Cleary led the ordinance though Dr. Schramm urged a conference with the street car company, which was overruled.
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Newport Democrats abandon primary and leave ticket choice to committee
The Newport Democratic Executive Committee plans to select the city ticket nominees, scrapping a primary or mass convention. Chairman Donelan called a meeting for September 21 to survey 21 precincts and produce a list of 15 names for the November vote. Some fear a pure committee choice will intensify factional disputes.
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Man escapes death after railroad track accident
Clem Smith of Covington woke to a locomotive at Sixth and Greenup streets fell asleep on the tracks and was struck as a switchman shouted. He suffered bruises, was taken to St Elizabeth’s Hospital, and was listed in not serious condition.
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Public Schools Open With Large Enrollment in Covington
Covington public schools opened yesterday with enrollment higher than last term. Officials expect pupil numbers to exceed five thousand, straining existing accommodations. The Board of Education pays 2500 dollars annually for overflow quarters, and more rooms will need renting due to the rise in students.
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Meeting Called by Richard P. Ernst in Covington
Chairman Richard P. Ernst calls a Central Executive Committee meeting at Republican headquarters Room 2 Boone Block Covington Friday at 1 o'clock to act on contests for committeemen in Kenton and Campbell Counties.
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Campbell County Courts Report of Civil and Criminal Filings
Frances Bolz sues Charles Ritter in circuit court for 400 dollars claiming 500 entrusted for banking remained unpaid. Prayer for recovery follows. 10 dollars allegedly recovered to date. Also Berett Pratt sues Sisters of the Good Shepherd for 10000 dollars over confinement at a Newport convent since 1906. Mary Field seeks divorce from George Field on abandonment claims. Police Court fines for George Donaldson and Richard Denham.
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Kenton Court Notes
Harriet Minter files for divorce custody and alimony from Samuel A Minter an engineer The will of Frances Davezac aunt of Colonel Alex Davezac was probated yesterday naming Emma Slater executrix and leaving the estate to her. In Covington Police Court Benjamin Pollak iron merchant of Cincinnati fined five dollars and costs for speeding. Adeline Stephens sues GC Crane & Co Cincinnati in Kenton Circuit Court to recover 1100 for injuries to her son Holton Stephens alleging permanent crippling from the accident Glenn Hutchins attorney for plaintiff.
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Samuel A. Minter
Frances Davezac
Alex. Davezac
Emma Slater
Joseph Slater
Covington
Benjamin Pollak
Cincinnati
Adeline Stephens
Kenton
GC. Crane & £ C
Holton Stephens
Glenn & Hutchins
Covington Notes Highlight Falls Deaths and Licenses
George Lutz 32 fell from a roof at the foot of Sixteenth Street sustaining two fractured ribs. Robert D. Frazier aged 1 died after a brief illness. County Clerk Yates issued a license for George W. Miller of Newport and Myrtle May Burkher of Dayton. Maggie Washington reported a burglary at 110 East Ninth Street, with $30 a watch and valuables taken from Green Calhoun.
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Sixteenth Street
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Holman Street
Yates
George W. Miller
Newport
Myrtle May Burkher
Dayton
Maggie Washington
East Ninth Street
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Bellevue Annexation Plan to be Voted on by Newport
The Bellevue Welfare Association sought annexation to Newport. The committee voted unanimously to place the issue on the November ballot. Water franchise concerns were raised as a potential annual cost to Newport if annexation proceeds.
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Captain's Pay Held Up by Newport Council
The Newport General Council Claims Committee postponed captain Fred Swaite's pay for Fire Company No 3 after his appointment following James Eckstein's dismissal. Both men had claims dating from secret meetings, and the committee ordered a full investigation likely to go to court.
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Newport General Council
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Police Chief released on bond after manslaughter charge
Chief Louis Thoeny of the Highland District east of Newport appeared in County Judge Moore's court. He waived examination on manslaughter charges in the shooting death of Thomas Howell of Wheeling West Virginia. He was held to the next grand jury under a $1,000 bond signed by Frank Schwender and Charles Shelow and was released.
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Highland District
Newport
Thomas Howell
Wheeling
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Newport Public Schools Open With Record Attendance
Under favorable conditions eight Newport public schools opened yesterday with over 3,000 pupils assigned to classes. The total first day enrollment reached 3,364, the largest opening in any year and up 200 from last year.
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Newport News in Brief
Joseph Cooper of Msainde street was critically ill last Sunday afternoon but improved and expected to recover at Speers Hospital. Newport police alert issued for Charles Martin a colored man wanted by Maysville Kentucky police for murder after a steamboat captain was allegedly killed there.
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Newport Marriage Licenses Names Residence Age
Mitchell A Hinshaw from Danville Indiana aged 22 marries Maud Kraft from Vanville Indiana. George Stock of Ft Thomas Kentucky weds Sarah Grierson of Seveerees Pt Thomas Kentucky.
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Maud Kraft
Vanville, Ind
George Stock
Ft. Thomas, Ky
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Thomas, Ky
Property deeds list Dayton area transfers in two subdivisions
W G Parrott and wife transfer part of Lot 28 in Taylor's subdivision Dayton Wisconsin to Clarence P Heckman and wife Rose Speller acquire Lot 22 in Jamestown addition Dayton. Asa Tomlin and wife convey Lot 9 in Taylor and Davis subdivision Dayton to James A Parker and wife.
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Clarence P. Heckman
Taylor's Subdivision
Dayton
Wiscem Bienn
John Kuever
Rose Speller
Jamestown Addition
Asa Tomlin
James A. Parker
Taylor and Davis Subdivision
Property Transfers on Fifth Street and Madison Avenue
Henry K. Lindsey and wife Amelia transfer a lot on Fifth Street 95 feet west of Greenup Sects. ci to John H. Edmund and wife Olive. Elizabeth C. Cosby transfers a lot on the east side of Madison Avenue four feet east of the first alley north of Eleventh Street to Rosalie A. Collins.
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Amelia
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Olive
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Elizabeth C. Cosby
Rosalie A. Collins
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Trade Dollar Consolidated Mining Company
Committee On
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Dushman
Republican Central Executive Committee
Campbell County Courts
Kenton Court Notes
Covington News Notes
David Sniderstew
Hillsboro
Anna L. Herneee
Revene Orville Reeser
Probasco
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Eckstein
Thoeny
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