Crippled Brooklyns Handsomely Defeated by Reds
In yesterday's games Cincinnati defeated Brooklyn 11 to 1 as the Reds dominated a lackluster visitor lineup. The report notes ineffectual fielding, stalled baserunning, and pitching struggles from Stricklett and Overall, with Siegel and Gessler among the brighter Cincinnati bats.
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Huggins
OS Moer
St. Ir
Oren
Greinfelsi
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Siegel
Gessler
Batch
Bergen
Ge Hummell
Corcoran
Barry
Balle
Stricklett
Terme
Ees Brooklyn
Mpire
National Commission approves player favored championship receipts rule
The National Commission, led by Chairman Herrmann, issued a new rule governing championship game finances after unanimous league support. Presidents Pulliam and Johnson reported favorable national and American League votes, aligning with players’ financial interests.
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Cincinnati
National Commission
National League
National Association For
Herrmann
Pulliam
Johnson
Dayton Youth Tracey Johns to Pitch Sunday Game
Tracey Johns a Dayton youngster will pitch one of the Sunday games. A delegation of Dayton rooters will be on hand to witness the maiden effort on the big circuit.
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Tracey* Johns
Dayton
Dayton Rooters
Reds schedule altered as doubleheaders loom at home
Stanley Robison of the St. Louis Club announced the October 6 game will be canceled with a double on October 7. The Reds will host five doubles at home before the season end against Brooklyn Boston New York St. Louis and Pittsburg. A group of Single rooters will attend Sunday's game from Urbana.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
Boston
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
P.c
Erewee
Stanley Robison
Reds
Urbana
Crisler Arranges Reds Game Trip From Erlanger to Burlington
Dr. L H Crisler of Burlington Ky concluded plans for the Reds game at Burlington on October 4. The itinerary includes a seven mile county carriage ride from Erlanger to Burlington, a Kentucky barbecue dinner, a four mile drive to Andersons Ferry, a launch to Laughery Club, and a guestship with President Herrmann.
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L H. Crisler
Burlington
Reds
Erlanger
Kentucky
Anderson's Ferry
Laughery Club
Herrmann
Reds Set Three Day Schedule With Five Games
The Reds announce a three day program totaling five games with all youngsters getting trials in the doubleheaders set for 1 30. President Herrmann seeks Columbus pitcher Corner for duty before season end. Dorner aims to stay out until spring as other players perform.
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Reds
Herrmann
Corner
Columbus
Dorner
Chicago Beats New York In Wrangling Umpire Controversy
Chicago defeats New York 9 000 attendance 9000 in a game marked by Emplie's umpiring wrangles. Evers and Chance spark Chicago with key hits while Taylor and Wiltse struggle on the mound.
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Rigor
Chontone Sasnense
Taylor
Wiltse
Micago
New York
Evers
Chance
Schulte
Maloney
Tinker
Casey
Denlin
Boston Beats St Louis 40 to 5 in Big Win
Boston defeats St Louis 40 to 5 as Delehanty and Smoot spark offense with multiple hits. Delehanty hits a threebase and home run. Dolan adds a sacrifice. McFarland issues four walks and Fraser four strikeouts. Attendance about 1,100. time 1 52. umpires Klem.
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Boston
St. Louis
ST. Louis, Jr
Louis
Ore
McFarland
Delehanty
Smoot
Dolan
Grady
Shay
McBride
Degroff
Shannon
Fraser
Pittsburg Defeats Dugegleby In Rough Opening Game
Pittsburg wins 3 to 0 over Dugegleby in the first inning rallying with eight hits including a home run. Kilade responds in the fourth with four hits and an error for four runs as Pittsburg finishes with bases loaded. Attendance 2,500.
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Pittsburg
Dugegleby
Kilade
Bransfield Homers as Wagner Drives In Runs in Nine Inning Tilt
Leifield and Bransfield lead with two base hits while Bransfield adds a three base hit. Wagner homered, Ganley collects two sacrifice hits, Doogleby yields nine hits in three innings and Sparks four in five. Johnstone umpired as Philadelphia overcame Pittsburg in a 1 1/2 hour game.
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Pittsburg
Ccscsnsee
Philadelphia
Duggleby
Sparks
Leifield
Bransfield
Wagner
Ganley
Clymer
Doolin
Gleason
du Eer
Thomas
Mpire —Johnstone
New York Americans Top Chicago In Nine Innings
New York manager Griffith fielded rookie Leroy from the Eastern League who defeated Chicago 5 to 2 in a Sept 22 game. An early costly error by George Davis helped the locals race ahead, with Isbell and Green delivering three-base hits. Attendance reached about 4,000 as Leroy earned the win over Altrock, with key contributions from Davis, Kleinow, and Yeager.
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New York
Griffith
New York Americans
Leroy
Chicago
George Davis
Ciltago
Jones
Hahn
Frisbell
Keeler
Davis
Bibertel Callahan
Yeager
Donahue
Dough’ty
Green
Hohe
Kleinow
Altrock
Kieinow
Isbell
Hah
Dougherty
pires—McCarthy
O' Loughli
Detroit Beats Washington 6 to 4 in Hard Fought Tilt
Detroit defeats Washington 6 to 4 as Wiggs struggles and Eubank settles after the third inning. Attendance 1,507. Cobb with a two-base hit and Warner a three-base hit lead the offense. Rothgeb and Cobb steal bases, Henderson and Warner on defense.
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Washington
Detroit
Wiggs
Eubank
Ober Oters
Cobb
Warner
Rothgeb
Hickman
Anderson
Townsend
Whsend
Hurst
Wash
Philadelphia and Cleveland Split Doubleheader in Philly
In Philadelphia on Sept 22 the Indians beat the Athletics in the first game while the Phillies won the second. Flick left with an injured hand, Lajoie replaced him, and Coakley shut down Philadelphia in the opener. Moore was hit hard by Philadelphia in game two for the win. Attendance 10,047.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Flick
Lajoie
Coakley
Moore
Veland
M. Cross
Seybold
Davis
L. Cross
Schreck
Carr
Clark
Turner
Connolly
Boston Wins First Game as St Louis Errors Tell
Boston defeats St Louis 2 to 0 in Boston as St Louis misplays leading to three double plays. Collins sprains wrist in collision with Jones. may miss days. Attendance 5,233. Second game St Louis wins 2 to 1 with a ninth inning rally.
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Boston
St. Louis
Jones
Collins
Southern League scores report
Nashville beat Shreveport 7 to 6 in a tight Southern League game. Montgomery edged Memphis 6 to 4 while Atlanta defeated Little Rock 4 to 1.
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Nashville
Shreveport
Montgomery
Memphis
Atlanta
Little Rock
Operators and Clerks Meet in Local Game at Norwood Inn
O Dell Stock and Grain operators and clerks gather for a friendly game at Norwood Inn this afternoon. The operators boast a favorable edge with Ris Popp in the box having spotted the famous smoke ball, while Walter Smith, touted as the strongest telegraph operator, will lead off at first base for the ops. The clerks promise solid hitting and a strong lineup, with Father Dudley arranging the event.
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O’ Dell Stock and Grain Company
Norwood Inn
Walter Smith
Dudley
Knabenshue Airship Event At Ft Thomas Umpired Game
Eddie Heil to umpire a local game with Knabenshue airship in the center. The as yet unnamed players include Mulroy Popp Walter Whitney Steinkamp Horn Acton Keegan Pritter Daley Washington Faulkner Clements Walsh Hyland Dudley Brisbane and others. Admission is free.
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Ments
Knabenshue
Eddie Heil
Ft. Thomas
Jimmy Mulroy
Cris Popp
Walter Smith
Claude Whitney
Louie Steinkamp
Harry Horn
Bert Acton
Joe Keegan
Vernon Pritter
Clerks
Milt Campbell
Bob Daley
W. Washington
Pete Faulkner
Tommy Clements
Lee Walsh
John Hyland
Father Dudley
W. Brisbane
Amateurs Eye Sunday Baseball Around Cincinnati Area
Local clubs plan games across Cincinnati and suburbs with multiple teams in action. Notable clashes include Spinney's All Professionals versus the Kentucky Colonels at Bellevue ball park, and Newport Monarchs vs Dayton Eagles at the new Bellevue park. Publics encouraged to attend. transports run via Bellevue and Dayton routes.
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Ohio Browns
North Bend
Bono
Anderson Ferry
O. Niesen
Weachter
Hornbach
Ney
Kimmerling
Vetter
Rosenecker
Hilgefort
Covington Blues and Comets
Central Park
Blues
Kentucky Colonels
Hamilton Krebs
Shamrocks
Norwood Inn
Norwood Globes
Hyde Parks
Globes
Devanney
Madison Avenue
Edwards Road
Cincinnatus
Bellevue Ball Park
Spinney
All Professionals
Grand Stand
Newport Monarchs
Dayton Eagles
Bellevue
Dayton
Cincinnati F. O. E
F.O. E
Fred ‘Meiner
Menzel
McDonald
Edens
A. J. Elliott
Brooklyn
Northwestern University Fame
Linton Hall
Commercial Tribune
Manhattanie
East End
Manhattan
Spinney’s
Down
8. C
Lloyd
Paducah
Hunchie
Knoxville
Tennessee
Eagles
New Bellevue Ball Park
Mahoney
Ferry
Miller P
Roberts c
Scott
Courtney Macbrair
Vollmer
Jimmy Gray
S.s
Harry Macbrair Sr
Brauer C.f
Moeller R.f
Zanesville Club Beats Columbus ASA in Sloppy Game
In Zanesville Ohio on September a local club faced the Columbus American Association Club. Wilmot pitched a winning ball but received weak run support, especially from Flood at third base. Final score showed Zanesville with limited offense and Columbus struggling to score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercia Tribune
Zanesville
Columbus American Association
Wilmot
Flood
Middletown Gun Club Opens First Annual Tournament
The Middletown Gun Club started its first annual shoot on Cloverdale grounds with 500 attendees. Ten feature events daily through Saturday follow Interstate Association rules. top money winners today include Lon Fisher Newark and Z Craig Dayton.
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Commercial Tribune
Middletown
Cloverdale Grounds
Lon Fisher
Newark
Z. Craig
Dayton
Edward Brady
Memphis
Tenn
H. G. Wheeler
A. M. Hatcher
Bristol
W. R. Clark
New Paris
The Trust Sees Handwriting on the Wall At Local Theater
Patrons urged to visit the Standard Canal and Vine for matinees daily with admission at 26 cents. The implication of a trusted recommendation points to a small era cinema experience.
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Trust
Standard, Canal and Vine
Audubon Boy Ties World Pace at Readville
Readville Massachusetts September 22 Audubon Boy races a mile unassisted to 1 59 3/5 equaling Star Pointer’s record under heavy track conditions pacemaker distance before half mile crowd cheers. Gatcomb backs a potential East West match with Dan Patch as rivals. Sweet Marie and other races noted with Axtell and Lord Roberts records.
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Readville
Mass
Audubon Boy
Star Pointer
James Gatcomb
Dan Patch
Gatcomb
W. W. Savage
Sweet Marie
Axtell
Lord Roberts
Arion
Hogan Disqualified After Churchill Downs Feature
Zinda won the feature at Churchill Downs as Hogan 4 to 1 favorite finished first but was disqualified for fouling Calabash, with Theo Case promoted to the win. The day’s other races included selling events at 6 furlongs to a 1 mile, with multiple horses and times noted.
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Louisville
Zinda
Churchill Downs
Hogan
Theo Case
B. Davis
Shade
Chief Millikin
Watson
Whippoorwill
Jessie Clark
Iron Tail
Frank Green
Bonar
John Lascelle
Frank Bill
Florence May
Eneda
Baby Blue
Nora W
Lady Belair
Flori
Principia
D. Austin
Vic Kinney
Foy
Hostility
Nicol
America II
Charge
Telepathy
Mae Lynch
Auray
Eva Jean
Caroline W
Linda
Tbs
Griffith
Agnes Virginis
J. McIntyre
Star
EH. Robinson
Bird of Passage
Praise
Knowledge
Erla Lee
Bowling Bridge
Maccona
Covina
Royal Legend
Captain Bob
Rather Royal
J. Hicks
Colbeck
Delusion
Mint Smash
Blue Grass Girl
Lida Vivian
Little Elkin
Mint Bed
C. Morris
Calabash
J. T. Sheehan
Watchful
E. Robinson
Dick Brown
Fair View
Ecliptic
Belvoir
Mingita
Mint Boy
Anatar
Bannock Belle
Naran
Radtke
Dolinda
Perkins
Nannie L
Old Mike
Marlin
Dr. Hart
Athena
Wedgewood
Florizel
First Race Card and Entries for Six Furlongs
The program lists six races with entrants and weights. First race features Trixie White Ed Early Glassful Mi Ladi Love Edna Tanner and others. second race shows purse 5 furlongs with Neodosha Yard Quinn Brad y z Polla. third race selling seven furlongs includes John Lyle Katie Powers Jelen Mayor Johnson. fourth race Galt House Handicap one mile with Major T. J. Carson Silverskin Devout and others. fifth race steeplechase about two miles with Sioux Chief Onyx N Golden Link and more. sixth race selling fourteen and a half miles lists Wakeful Peninsula Athena Plautus Marshal Ney and others.
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Trixie White
Ed Early
Glassful
Mi Ladi Love
Edna Tanner
Joe Goss
Frank Bell
Loch Goss
San Primo
Colonel Jim
Douglas
Buba
Signal N
Sid Silver
Black Fox
Echodale
Homestead
Neodosha
Yard
Quinn Bradyz
Polla
Young Reminder
Nifo
Agnolo
Kercheval
John Lyle
Katie Powers
Jelen
Mayor Johnson
Birchbroom
Jigger
Death
Western Duke
Major T. J. Carson
Silverskin
Devout
Major Daingerfield
Princess Orna
Haviland
John Carroll
Sioux Chief
Onyx
Golden Link
John E. Owens
M. Rose
Charawind
Wakeful
Athena
Plautus
Marshal Ney
Darthula
Auto contestant injured in Vanderbilt Cup buildup
New York report details Walter C. White, entrant, and his chauffeur injured when White's racing car failed to slow for a sharp Lakeville turn during practice on the Long Island course. They were carried to their headquarters after the wreck and doctors attended them.
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New York
Long Island
Walter C. White
Mr. White
Lakeville
Wentworth Ties World Record in Free-For-All Trot Showdown
Wentworth clocked 2.04 percent miles at Columbus tying the gelding world record and spacing Sweet Marie by a quarter second. The Oakley Park Grand Circuit free-for-all next Thursday will feature Dr. Strong Snyder McGregor George Co. and McKinley as top rivals with a national audience expected from Maine to California.
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Wentworth
Columbus
Sweet Marie
Oakley Park
Dr. Strong
Snyder McGregor
George Co
McKinley
Maine
California
Spruill Wins Sea Breeze Stakes In Hard Grave Struggle
In Gravesend’s feature Sea Breeze Selling Stakes Dr. Spruill scores a narrow head victory over 40-to-1 longshot Oro after a late stretch duel. Rose of Dawn finishes third as Burns’s mount holds off Thevorite’s late drive. Ocean Tide is the only favorite to win.
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New York
Dr. Spruill
Gravesend
Oro
Burns
Thevorite
Rose of Dawn
Ocean Tide
Astarita
Brussel
Oxford
Helgeson
Burleigh
O'Neill
Bell
Toots Mook
Hildebrand
Hamilcar
Romnelli
Brags
W. Knapp
Hume
Lyne
Miss Crawford
Miller
Dr. Sprulll
Gro
Sewell
Shaw
First Race Selling At Six Furlongs Report
The card lists six furlong race entries Irene Lindsey Blucher Rusk King Pepper Girdle Right and True Ida Davis Platoon Boxer Water Mirror Hannibal Bey with weights. Other races include steeplechase two miles Buck O Dowd Gus Straus Bonfire Ivan Du Pont Paul Aker and more.
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Irene Lindsey
Blucher
Rusk
King Pepper
Girdle
Right and True
Ida Davis
Platoon
Boxer
Water Mirror
Hannibal Bey
Buck O’dowd
Gus Straus
Bonfire
Ivan
Dupont
Paul Aker
King’s Daughter
Oaklawn
Vendor
Accountant
Tiptoe
Lady Navarre
Easy and Often
Clark Giffith
Bill Phillips
Oak Duke
Snow
Holscher
Maxie Witt
Caughnawaga
Ibs
Mason
Oiseau
Oxford
Knight Errant
Maxner
Foncasta
Brennenworth
Lord Badge
Don’t Ask Me
the Southerner
Hippocrates
Palette
Light Note
Voladay
Flinders
Father D
Tim Hurst
Gamara
Ascot Bell
Collector Jessup
Blue Ribbon
Cascine
Consideration
Waddell Denies Bribery Rumors About World Series
Philadelphia report quotes George Edward Waddell of the Athletics denying bribery charges. He says his pitching arm is pitched out and that he would rather lose his left arm than betray fan trust. He reports the arm tortures him whenever he tries to throw.
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Commercial Tribune
Philadelphia
George Edward Waddell
American League Athletics
Waddell
New York Nationals
Gianis
The Standard Canal and Vine Vaudeville Listing
Matinee daily at The Standard Canal and Vine offering extravaganza and vaudeville with admission set at 25 cents.
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the Standard
Canal and Vine
Nathan Strauss Lowers Record in Columbus Free-for-All Pace
Twelve thousand spectators witnessed Nathan Strauss, driven by Director, set a season mark in the Grand Circuit pace at Columbus on closing day. He led to two miles in 2 0344 but was never more than a half length ahead at the finish, with Kid Shay overtaking to win the 2:08 trot. Angie triumphed in the Hoster Columbus Consolation for 2:19 trotters, while other heats and placings are listed with times and semen details.
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Buffalo
Stegle
Sheckard
East
Pocahontas
John Smith
Ned Hanlon
Lou Ritter
Mal Eason
Malay
Hummel
Strick- Jett
Orval
Lewis
Lumley
Dobbs
Syracuse
Stricklett
Corcoran
Steinfeldt
Odwell
Gessler
Schler
Oddie
Columbus
Nathan Strauss
Kid Shay
Jim Ferry
Hoster-Columbus Breweries
Angie
Clarita W
Ch. m
Axtell
Sam- Gagh
Geers
B. G
Terommm
Sheik
Nervolo
B. H
A. McDonald
Frank Yoakum
McGrath
Ban KR
Chenyon Hi
Locanda
Br. H
Snow
Baron Grattan
Majof
Diefc Tawes Ecco
Hogan
Rosemire
Turley
Br. G
Ceutoeger
Robert Mc
Blank
Chrenk
John Caldwell
Hardwood
Benyon
Miami County Fair closes with long horse racing card
Forty thousand attend the final day in Troy Ohio as unfinished races from Thursday resume at 9:30 am. The 2:17 pace 2:20 trot 2:25 pace and 2:17 pace are carried to tomorrow with results listing many horses and times for each event.
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Troy
Miami County
Harry K
B. G
Arlena Marvin
B. m
Barrow
Bert Hazel
Ch. S
Hun- Lot
Sigecken
Ella Purcell
Mollie M
Geiger
Coit
S. Griff
McSimmons, Bsk. c
McCulloushey Paccane Oe
Cannon Ball
Price
Axtell
Dickerson
Joe Russell
Dagler H
Martha B
Sta Ae Chicme
Honeymoon
Lizzie B
Me- Sigma C
Sellick
Aline Wilson
Bik. m
Cmadic
Ccxia
Pauldingess Naiwen Wa
Marks
Crist
Peggy C
S. m
Patchen
McFlandrau
Todd
Bertina
Granger
Hal Durbin
Derbin
Brannigan
Violet L
Paul Greenlander
Hinkey
AUN Ss
Goldie Wright
Sally A
Hilligoss
Hillsdale
Harry Webb
Ashing
Leland Onward
B. S
Weht
Tommy D
Schaffer
Fred C
Blk. G
Carr
Ruby
B- m
Abram
Adariach H
May Fern
Curtis
Rites EE
Daisy Williams
Abrim
Will McGregor
Br. S
McGruder
Black Star
Carrie Axenite
Trite
Wilkes, B. G
Hazel
Little Chester
Gazatta C
Nabram
Wilmington College Names Harry Hobbs Coach
Richmond Indiana September 22 Harry Hobbs Earlham College star will coach the Wilmington College football team this year in a move announced today.
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Wilmington
Special Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Richmond
Ind
Harry Hobbs
Earlham College
Wilmington (O
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