Ewing 15 Knocked Out of the Box in Gossip of the Game
Yesterday's results show National League scores with Philadelphia routing Cincinnati and Boston blanking St. Louis. Standings list New York, Chicago and Cleveland leading their leagues with Pittsburg and Detroit close behind.
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Ewing
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Boston
St. Louis
Chicago
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
W.l.pe
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Washington
St Louis
National League
Phillies Trounce Reds Behind Savidge After Ewing Exit
Philadelphia defeats Cincinnati 7 to 2 at Philadelphia as Bob Ewing leaves after five innings. Corridon preserves the win, while Dooin and Grant drive in key runs and Dooin adds a triple. Savidge shuts down Reds with only one safety allowed.
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Commercial Tribune
Philadelphia
Phillies
Bob Ewing
Quakers
Ewing
Savidge
Ganzel
Doomn
Bayless
Mike Mitchell
Corridon
Reds
Grant
Knabe
Titus
Magee
Bransfield
Paskett
McGee
Osborne
Shean
Dooin
Phillies Victorious as Bransfield Leads Offense in Cincinnati
Paskett hobbles after ankle tweak but stays in. Bransfield rips three straight hits, driving balls over second base. Savidge shines allowing only one Quaker hit while finger nail pitch draws curiosity. O'Toole to get full Reds trial as Ganzel defends debut and Brockton fans heckle.
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Special Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Philadelphia
Paskett
Savidge
O'Toole
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Ewing
Phillies
Clarke Griffith
New York Americans
Reds
Earl Moore
Cleveland
Jersey City
Murray
Moore
Covaleski
Reading
Bransfield
New York
Pittsburg
Chicago
Wagner
Quakers
Boston blanked St Louis as Baldwin departs early
Boston pitchers blanked St. Louis 9 to 0 after Baldwin was pulled in the first inning. Sallee relieved, Mattern drove in runs with men on base as Boston held the visitors hitless through the game.
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Boston
St. Louis
Boston Today
Baldwin
Sallee
Mattern
McGann Dahlen Mattern and Moran In Run Totals
Boston and St Louis clash as Becker and McGann stand out with solid hits. Pittsburgh edge Brooklyn in eleven innings with Maddox and Storke delivering key plays.
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Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Pastorius
Maddox
Hummel
Storke
Catterson
Thomas
Leach
Wagner
Lumley
Farmer
Abbatichio
Pittsburgh
Brror Pd Ae ii
Klem
Cleveland Keeps First With Win Over New York
Cleveland again defeated New York to stay in first place. Stovall hit a two run homer in the seventh as Cleveland pushed across five runs in the sixth. Joss limited New York to early hits but Hogg faltered in the sixth. final score Cleveland 6 New York 4.
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New York
Joss
Birmingham
Hogg
Stovall
Cleve
Gardner
Land
Moriarity
Bir'ham
Oj Ball
Perring
Manning
Hinchman
Conroy
Lajoie
Hoge
Egan and
Connolly
Cubs Take Both Games of Double Header From Giants
Chicago Cubs rout the New York Giants in a doubleheader, with strong pitching by Brown and Overall sealing the first game and a late surge in the second. Hayden, Kling, Tinker, and Steinfeldt fueled the Cubs offense while Devlin and McCormick led the Giants in a tense, back-and-forth affair before Chicago pulled away.
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Giants
Commercial Tribune
New York
Chicago Cubs
Gotham
Brown
Chicago
Johnny Kling
Hayden
Evers
Bridwell
Schulte
Steinfeldt
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Tinker
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McCormick
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Tenney
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Rye
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O'Day
Rain Postpones Chicago Philadelphia Game
Rain forced a delay in tonight's Chicago versus Philadelphia game. The contest was halted in the first half of the second inning with Philadelphia leading 9 to 1 and will be resumed tomorrow on an open date.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Rain postpones St. Louis Washington game
Rain caused the St Louis Washington game to be called off. The Sept 22 event at St Louis was affected by weather, altering the schedule and leaving players and fans awaiting updates.
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St. Louis
Lexington horse race results from six furlong feature
Miss Sain won the six furlong feature race in Lexington on Sept 22 at odds about 6 to 5. The program lists winners and payouts for five races with times ranging from 1:01 1/5 to 1:15 and multiple runners such as Harriet Rowe, Proda, Natasha, Lady Ethel, and Tivolini among others.
First Race Purse and Entered Horses at Santa Elena
The program lists five races with weights and entries. First race at five furlongs features Santa Elena and Cordova both at 100 pounds, Fete 105, Gliding Belle 105, Irfaneh 110, Crystal Maid 118. Second race at six furlongs lists Daisy B 92, Hannibal Bey 96, Edgar Hill 101, Merrick 101, Honest 101, Haensel 107, Woolsandals 110. Third race at one mile shows Halket 102, Macias 102, Lady Baldur 99, Coaster 9. Fourth race at five and one half furlongs includes Baba 92, Ocala, Floreal 97, Willow Plume 97, Robin Grey 100, Alice Baird 100, Judy 100, Arionette 101, Roseburg NI 105, Jack Baker 106, Mabel Henry 106, Semproni 106. Fifth race at eleven to sixteenth mile lists Maid Militant 92, Hyperbole 97, Huerfano 97, Mortiboy 100, Telegrapher 100, Belle View 101, Mattie Mack 101, Bonebrake 101, Dr Lee Huffman 102, St Valentine 104, Bonnie Bard 104.
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Santa Elena
Cordova
Fete
Gliding Belle
Irfaneh
Crystal Maid
Daisy B
Blister
Hannibal Bey
Edgar Hill
Merrick
Honest
Haensel
Woolsandals
Halket
Macias
Lady Baldur
Coaster
Baba
Ocala
Floreal
Willow Plume
Robin Grey
Alice Baird
Judy
Arionette
Roseburg
Jack Baker
Mabel Henry
Semproni
Maid Militant
Huerfano
Mortiboy
Telegrapher
Belleview
Matt
Postpone Local Field Meet Between Gym-Y M C A Teams
The Gym Y M C A field meet scheduled for this coming Saturday has been postponed indefinitely. Physical Director Thompson of the Christians cited insufficient time for proper training, while Gym participants and Director Brodbeck favor rescheduling possibly in October. both sides may meet to set a new date.
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Thompson
Brodbeck
Covington All Stars and Army Rough Riders Highlight Local Baseball
Crowded Covington and Newport bill a big Sunday with Covington All Stars facing the current Covington squad at Covington Park. Also at Greater Newport Park the Rough Riders face the Kentucky Colonels, with a 1 pm Hamlet versus Glen Parks preliminary for a side bet.
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Covington Park
Covington All-Stars
Covington
Newport Park
United States Army
Kentucky Colonels
Glen Parks
van Wert
Franklin
Wiedemann
Newport
Wilmington
Sabina
Lynchburg
Ft. Wayne Shamrocks
Grady
League Park
Lockland
College Hill
Avondale
Lockland College Hill
Avondales
Lumbermen
Queen City
Henry Uchtman
W. V. Deck
Ed Moran
A. Kunnon
W. Wolfe
A. Shiels
L. Froehlich
G. W. Schutte
William Bischoff
J. Sprengard
JL. Cornette
George Angert
Fred Meyer
R. Miller
Ed Dulweber
George Riemeier
J. A. Bolser
Wiliam Duhlimeier
Ross Sloniker
Greater
Tragic Accident in Third Race At Gravesend Meet
In Gravesend New York two boys H Smith and Yorke were injured when mounts of Miramar and Dial Plate fell after Dugan on Shadow Glance crossed. Smith suffered a brain concussion and Yorke a broken collar bone. Dugan was disqualified and fined 250 dollars, suspended for the meeting. Angelus set a track record in the Ocean View Handicap.
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H. Smith
Yorke
Miramar
Dial Plate
Dugan
Kings County Hospital
Angelus
Joe Madden
Uncle Jim
McCarthy
Lawton Wiggins
Notter
Petticoat
Tom Hayward
Erbet
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Red Friar
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Raquel
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Queen of the Hills
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Shadow Glace
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Foreguard
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Dolly Spanker
Malaga
Adoration
Flavigny
Dixie Gold
Boema
Perkeo
Torenia
Battle Axe
Melbourne
Yorkist
Canadian Racing Association to Control Dominion Turf
A meeting of presidents of Ontario and Quebec jockey clubs at Woodbine Park laid groundwork for the Canadian Racing Association to oversee turf operations in Canada. Detailed planning and organization will continue at a late October gathering.
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Toronto
Ontario
Jockey Clubs
Quebec
Woodbine Park
Canadian Racing Association
Dominion
Gravesend Entrants and Weights for Card Races
Entries list for Gravesend shows six races with horses and weights. First race features two year olds led by Miss Carmen and Witching Hour, second race is a steeplechase handicap with Waterspeed top at 142 lbs, third race selling for three year olds and up, fourth Holly Handicap for two year olds, fifth all ages handicap, and sixth selling mares with Cressina and Ida D prominent.
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Witching Hour
Ragman
Eschau
George W
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Ramble
My Maruth
Midshipman Easy
Kin
Intervene
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Prudent
Racquet
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Caller
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Sandycreeker
Mark Gumberts
Stateland
Cairngorm
Samuel H. Harris
Still Alarm
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Blackoam
Killiecrankie
Rockstone
Castlewood
Montrose
Wild Refrain
Fitzherbert
Hilarious
Trance
Bonhomme
Statesman
Blackford
Brookdale Nymph
Tiling
Lane Allen
Pins and Needles
Danescara
Fashion Plate
Cressina
Ida D
Queen Erite
Belle Strome
Biskra
Deters and KXrell Bow Fifteen Game Match at Covington
John Deters and KXrell stage a 15 game affair at Deters' alleys Covington with a $50 side bet. The first five games bowled tonight five more on September 30 and the final five on October 9 with total pins counted across all games.
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Deters’ Alleys
Covington
John Deters
Kxrell
Ruth Dillon wins Hester-Columbus Stake at Columbus
Ruth Dillon a four year old Sidney Dillon trotter owned by Sterling R. Holt and driven by Millard Sanders won all three heats of the Hester Columbus Stake worth 10,000 defeating Spanish Queen and Aquin. Her share totaled 4,509 with Jack Leyburn winning the Columbus purse in the day’s pace events.
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Sterling R. Holt
Indianapolis
Millard Sanders
Hester- Columbus
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Detroit
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MacDermid
Body Lays in State for Beloved Cuvier Club Fisherman
Alexander Starbuck lies in state in the Cuvier Club after dying by his own action in the Post Office corridor. A funeral will be held there at 2 pm with pallbearers named by President John B. Bruce. Interment is set for Spring Grove.
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Cuvier Club
Alexander Starbuck
Starbuck
Spring Grove
John B. Bruce
George Gerke
E. M. Pattison
Peter F. Swing
Henry Oskamp
Vid C. Cohen
John E. Bruce
Suffragan Bishops Meet in Cincinnati for Key Talks
Archdiocese of Cincinnati holds annual meeting at Archbishop Moeller's residence with many prominent bishops from across the state. Primary topics include selecting candidates for the vacant Cleveland bishopric and discussing creation of a Toledo see.
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Archdiocese of
Cincinnati
Moeller
Cleveland
Toledo
Cholera Epidemic Spreads in St Petersburg
The cholera outbreak in St Petersburg worsens as authorities push water and sewer upgrades. Hospital reports show 417 new cases and 176 deaths in the last day for 1,587 patients overall. Funerals take place at Preobrazhenskoe with daily trains carrying coffins and mourners. coffins are spruce and tar coated.
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St. Petersburg
Four cholera suspects taken to Berlin hospital
Four cholera suspects, including two Russians, were moved to Virchow Hospital in Berlin. Investigators found no cholera, with one patient having typhus and another dysentery. Seven more are under surveillance as a health conference plans preparations for any potential epidemic.
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Berlin
Russia
Virchow
Health, the Interior, Army and Marine
France Expands Cholera Precautions At Ports and Rails
France tightens measures fearing Russian cholera spread. Emergency ambulance stations and disinfecting plants set up at northern and eastern railroad terminals with strict baggage inspections. Baltic ships bound for French ports must dock at Brest for examination and disinfection.
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Paris
Russia
France
Brest
Improvement at Manila Cholera Decline Promises Victory
Manila reports 11 deaths and 36 new cases in the 24 hours to 8 o clock marking a downturn in the epidemic. Federal and municipal authorities push aggressive sanitation to stamp out the disease and note no new American cases with those ill having good recovery prospects.
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Manila
Knights Elect Officers in Supreme Assembly
Knights of the Essenic Order elected officers in a Supreme Assembly at Richelieu Hall. Delegates from about 15,000 members in Ohio, Illinois, Massachusetts and Louisiana chose John A. Herbert as Supreme Senator for a third term and named other top officers and appointees including John Owens, A. D. Abbott, John E. Thompson, Judge A. McNeal, Ralph B. Rogers and a slate of councilors. Following the election Herbert announced appointments for Supreme Vigilantes, Surgeon, Marshal, Warder and Instructor.
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Knights of the Essenic Order
Supreme Assembly
Richelieu Hall
Ohio
Illinois
Massachusetts
Louisiana
John A. Herbert
John Owens
St. Louis
A. D. Abbott
New Orleans
John E. Thompson
Cincinnati
A. McNeal
Supreme Sacerdos
Ralph B. Rogers
Haverhill
Mass
Supreme
W. H. Dyer
Newport
George W. Fox
James C. Halliday
George M. Beltzhoever
Herbert
C. F. Coxen
bLynn
George D. Pearce
Bangor
J. P. Geppert
William Patton
Joseph Wihler
Covington
J. Pall Haller
Tawney Named Successor To Bawden In Philosophy Chair
Prof. Guy Allan Tawney of the University of Illinois faculty was announced by Prof. Charles Dabney of Cincinnati University as successor to Prof. H. H. Bawden, who resigned over the affinity question. Tawney, a cousin of Congressman Tawney, is under forty, born in Ohio, and will assume duties October 1 after arranging removal to Champaign, Illinois.
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Guy Allan Tawney
University of Illinois
Charles Dabney
Cincinnati University
H. H. Bawden
Tawney
Congressman Tawney
Ohio
Cincinnati
Champaign
Ill
Demonstration Planned Over Pouren Surrender Case
The Russian Emigrant Society and Arkeiter Ring plan a mass demonstration tonight at Central Turner Hall Walnut Street to protest the surrender of Lettish revolutionary Jan Janoff Pouren held in New York. A petition to the President opposing his deportation is circulating. Speakers include Julius Zorn in German and Nicholas Klein in English with Russian and Jewish participants.
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Arkeiter Ring
Central Turner Hall
Walnut Street
Jan Janoff Pouren
Russia
Secret Service
New York
Pouren
Julius Zorn
Nicholas Klein
Man struck by stone in Hyde Park incident on Observatory road
A. C. Volkman warned local youths after spotting them on his Hyde Park lawn. A boy threw a stone that hit Volkman in the head, leaving him bleeding and barely conscious. He was taken home and his son Carl fetched medical supplies. As he rode home, the attackers chased him and took his bicycle, breaking it.
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Observatory Road
Hyde Park
Volkman
Carl
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