Higginbotham Bliss and Konetchy in Doubleheader
St Louis and Brooklyn split a doubleheader with tight pitching and mixed hits. Konetchy led St Louis at bat while Osteen and Morris scored key runs, and Wilhelm, Raymond, and McIntyre kept Brooklyn in contention with solid relief. The second game featured Brooklyn overcoming St Louis early, aided by timely hits and strong defense, with Osteen delivering the two-base hit and stolen bases adding to the scoring.
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EEE Nnesenerne Rennana
St. L
Ab.h.o.a.b
Brook
Ab.h.o
B. Shaw
Burch
Charles
Lumiey
Gilbert
Hummel
Osteen
O/Catterson
Murray
Alperman
Konetchy
McMillan
Bliss
Raymond
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Dunn
Morris
Wilhelm
Owen
Philadelphia Wins Third Straight Over St Louis 2 0
Philadelphia defeated St Louis 2 0 in the third game of the series as Coombs and Murphy delivered timely hits. Umpire Perrine and Sheridan officiated on bases. Phillies left on six men and St Louis on six as Schlitzer and Howell combined for nine strikeouts.
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ST. Louis
Philadelphia
Coombs
Murphy
Perrine
Sheridan
Ees Philo
Ab.h.o.a.e
Williams
Manusch
Tf. Jones
OjBarr
Spencer
Powers
Cowell
Scer
Phileaelphia Dadsaeves Cadee
Coombsse
Stone
Nicholls
Schlitzer
Howell
Sheridan and
Detroit Falls 6 5 to New York in Sloppy Game
Detroit commit a slew of fielding errors and dumb plays as New York wins 6 to 5. Warhop yields seven hits in five innings while Manning allows one in four. Weather darkens the park with smoke from Michigan forest fires, and New York resumes a postponed game Sunday. Cubs, Hemphill steal, Cobb and Conroy double, McIntyre triples. Time 1 40. umpires Evans and Hurst.
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Detroit
New York
Michigan
Cobb
Conroy
McIntyre
Cree
Om Warhop
Manning
Schaefer
Schmidt
Gardner
Blair
Hemphill
Mullin
Warhop
Evans and Hurst
Cleveland Beats Boston 6 to 5 In Ninth Inning Thriller
Cleveland wins its third straight over Boston by one run 6 to 5 as Bradley drives in the final run in the ninth. Enthusiastic crowd carries him off field and parades for half an hour led by drums and horns. Game details include hits, errors, and pitching lineups for both sides.
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Cleveland
Boston
Bradley
Avondale Clinches Pennant In One Sided Show
Avondale defeats Northside 2 to 0 to repeat as pennant winners. Diehl earns a two base hit with Kaiser Gehle Flaherty stealing, while Golden struggles with wildness. Next Saturday Lockland hosts College Hill to decide who faces Avondale for the Bruce cup in a series to come.
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Champs
Northside
Golden
Lockland
College Hill
Avondale
Diehl
Kaiser
Gehle
Flaherty
R. Johnson
Stevenson
Burke
Vogapohl
Parks
Bass
McGinnis
Madisonville Defeats Advent In Amateur Baseball Tilt
The Madisonville team, 6 to 1 in the first game, beat Advent, Queen City pennant winners, in front of home fans. Manager Bonhaus’ squad displayed cohesive play and denied scoring with runners on base, while DeMar’s second game pitching was notably strong.
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Madisonville Boys
Advent
Queen City
Madisonville
Bonhaus
DeMar
Madisonville vs Advent Baseball Summary
Pitcher Gano and Sauter combined for wild pitches as Madisonville faced Advent. Doerr and J French doubled, Doerr scored. De Mar struck out thrice, Sauter five times. Errors and base runners favored Madisonville with eight left on base to Advent’s five. Umpires were Fisher, Lush. game time around 1:44.
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Cleveland
Boston
Cen Eeseoss
Thoney
Cravath
Criger
Steele
Woad
Morgan
Bradley
Liebhardt
Hinchman
Lajoile
Stahl
Niles
Lajoie
Donohue
Wood
Bemis
Connolly
Madisonville
Dacvew
Agavene
Cece Wen Neee
Clemons
French
Doerr
J. French
Flynn
Sauter
Kennedy
Gano
Fisher and Lush
de Mar
G. Sauter
Lush
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Ab.h.o.a.e
Advent
Ab.h
Dacey
Meyers
Meen
Preng
McNally
Chapman
Ryan
Kiefel
Bentle
Farrell
E. Keny
Norwood Champions defeat College Hill at Pleasant Ridge
Norwood Champions beat College Hill at Pleasant Ridge grounds with Schulte effective on the mound and scattered hits. Norwood advances to play the Advents next Saturday, with key line details and scoring summarized from the box score.
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Norwood
College Hill
Pleasant Ridge Grounds
Gchulte
Wiedemanns Win Last From Frankfort In Final Game
The Wiedemanns defeated Frankfort 4 to 0 in a home game at Frankfort on Sept 19. Johnson pitched superbly, Bierman starred at short, and Meyer hit a three RBI home run. Long received long applause for left field plays as Wiedemanns depart for New Orleans next, with Doyle and Angmeier behind the plates. Time 1 55.
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Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Wiedemanns
Johnson
Bierman
Meyer
Long
New Orleans
Frankfort Teers
Johnson and Doyle
Cornell
Angmeier
Devanney
Norwood Club Debut Race Meet Draws Thousands
Norwood Driving Club held its first matinee yesterday with about two thousand spectators enjoying fast racing and close finishes. Roxie the mare owned by James G. Cooper highlighted the program by winning two of the 2:28 trot heats, after finishing third in the opening heat won by Little Billy.
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Norwood Club
Norwood Driving Club
Roxie
James G. Cooper
Little Billy
Fanny Berkshire
Resource
W. W. Crothers
Little Bush
Clarence Murdock
L Tee Fears Todd
George Mathert
Dolly C
William Cordes
George C
William Thiendorf
Sid M
Sid Magru
C. J. Cutler
Snodas
Sweet Mary
J. W. Jenkins
Saatee
Gerde’s Pet
Frank Gerdes
Vectet
Alfred
Harry Miller
Wtedhame
Shadecee
Ise Billy
Sora Nny Oa Eo Aore Murdoch
Ridgewoods Visit Bond Hill for Anticipated Battle
The Ridgewoods travel to Bond Hill for a high profile clash as both sides bolster lines. Hill introduces Deeken from Butler County, and Mc Grue joins the squad at sack No. 3 while Miller starts on the mound and Forsle handles his pitches. All players must report at the B. and C. Bridge in Norwood at 1 p.m.
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Ridgewoods
Bond Hill
Hill
Deeken
Butler County
McGrue
Miller
Forsle
B. & C. Bridge
Norwood
Demurrer Wins as Race King Bets Backfire at Benning
In a colorful tale from New York racing circles, jockeys and trainers clash with bookies over Demurrer and Race King. The narrator recalls betting on Race King at 16 to 1 and losing after Jimmie McLaughlin interferes, while Shaefer bets on Demurrer at 20 to 1 but loses to a late surge. The piece highlights betting savviness, tensions, and a Washington mounted cop incident.
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New York
Emil Herz
Oakland
Jimmie Blue
Broadway
Jimmie McLaughlin
Jimmie
O’shaughnessey
Race King
Sysonby
Metropolitan
Washington
McLaughlin
Doc Kerr
Doc Kerry
Benning
Shaefer
Demurrer
Roseben
Philadelphia
N. Demurrer
Dan Donnelly
Dan
Evers Trick Denies Cubs in Chicago Philadelphia Game
A curious baseball incident unfolds as Evers appears to mislead during a play involving Bransfield Doolin and Knabe. The umpire rules an out after Bransfield tags Evers, while questions arise about the extra ball and whether play continued with a ball not in play.
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J. Evers
John
Pfiester
Evers
Orvie
Bransfield
Doolin
Klem
Knabe
Ruelbach
Cubs
Philly
Cub
Klein
Phillies
Hamburg Belle Electrifies Hartford with 2 05 pace
Hamburg Belle, owned by Madden's sons, shattered a 14 year old trotting record at Hartford's Charter Oak stake. The mare split 2:05 in the first heat and 2:04 in the third to average 2:05 5, beating Alix's 2:05 6 record. Trained by W. J. Andrews, she has won five straight races this season.
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J. S. Hervey
Chicago Record-Herald
Detroit
Buffalo
Hartford
Terre, Haute
Ind
Alix
Ryland T
Pixley
Belle Vera
Walter E
Crescens
Columbus
W. J. Lewis
Lewis
Highball
Syracuse
N. Y
Terre Haute
Jack Leyburn
Hamburg Belle
Kalamazoo
Poughkeepsie
Readville
Charter Oak
Edward
Joseph
Maddenmere
Vienna
Walnut Hall
Kentucky Futurity
Madden
John E
E. T. Bedford
Brooklyn
Mr. Bedford
Sally Simmons
Simmons
Axworthy
Axtell
General Watts
Tom Axworthy
Guy Axworthy
Bedford Farm
Wynfremere
Norwalk
Conn
New York
Mineola
L. L
W. J. Andrews
Local baseball chatter fills Oakley Park and Newport
The Cincinnati Police team faces Walnut Hills Reserves at Stein kamp's Oakley Park this afternoon in a lively city double header. Newport action features the Kentucky Colonels, Newports, and other clubs in a packed schedule with bets and strong lineups across several grounds.
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Walnut Hills
Steinkamp
Oakley Park
Hill Boys
St. Louis
Guethlein and Kuhr
Greater Newport Park
Kentucky Colonels
Crack Newports
Newport
Bellevue
Dayton
Newports
Alex Snyder
Folks
South Bellevue
Fairmounts
Creiger
Fix
Egan
Texas League
Norris
Linwood Pathfinders
East End
North District
Western and Southern Life Insurance Company
Norwood Inn Grounds
W. L. Mueller
W. Fetzer
B. Kuhlman
F. Marshmeyer
W. Wenz
H. Finke
N. Morgan
John Heil
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Linwood
Pathfinder
Burke
McGowan
Newtown
Pathfinders
Crescents
Peters Arms
Moscow
Cushardt
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Reisinger
Southern League
Goodfellow
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Ratterman
Timmer
Clark
Schlei
Martin S.s
Wynne
Casey Jf
Hemple
Cardinals
Mt. Lookout
Bullock’s Park
Lee Hopkins’ Athletics
Heidelbergs
Old Lee
Jake Terrany
Oyster Eaters
Renckert
Jake
Cumminsville
Blue Birds
Blue Rds
Bowling Leaders Plan Big Push for 1909 Nationals
Pittsburg reports President Garry Herrmann and Secretary Abe Langtry issued the first aims of the 1909 National bowling campaign in the Smoky City. Herrmann left Cincinnati pleased with progress as the Milwaukee mogul dedicates time to promoting the Duquesne Garden meet opening in February.
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Pittsburg
Garry Herrmann
American Bowling Congress
Abe L. Langtry
Herrmann
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Duquesne Garden
Oriental League opens with local clubs in new season
The Oriental League starts its tenth season at the Oriental alleys Monday evening with games pitting Locklands against Baschang No 2. Baschang No 2 brings Jake Baschane and Rainey’s Five lead downtown rooters. Locklands include Millcreek Valley rooters. Weekly schedule follows with matchups across six days featuring Old Gold St Bernard Macons and others.
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Oriental Alleys
Locklands
Baschangs
Millcreek Valley Rooters
Baschang No
Jake Baschane
Rainey
Lockland
Covington Bowling League Opens with Monthlong Action
The Kenton County Bowling League started Monday night at five Covington alleys and will run through April. No high scores yet as bowlers settle in. Middies beat Pohlmans three games, Jansens took two from Leaders, Progressives won three from Banners, Lindens defeated H. S. Gs, Deters Five lost twice to I. X. Ls, Riedlins beat Regals twice, Bavarians fell to Anchors, Covingtons over Semmers Five three times.
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Kenton County
Covington
Middies
Pohlmans
Jansens
Progressives
Lindens
Deters
Suburban League Meeting Chooses New President
The Suburban League met at Sanker's alleys last Tuesday. Charles Schad resigned. J. D. Beresford won the presidency. A follow up meeting is set for Monday at 8 p.m. at Niehoff's alleys where clubs must provide prize and forfeit monies.
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Suburban League
Sanker’s Alleys
Charles Schad
J. D. Beresford
Niehoff
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