Reds Put Two Crimps in Giants Pennant Chase
National League results show Cincinnati Reds sweeping a doubleheader in New York 7 to 1 and 5 to 2. Giants suffer two losses while Cubs close within one point. Marquard and teammates debut with a costly effort as Cincinnati hitters pace the wins.
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Reds
Giants
Commercial Tribune
New York
Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Marquard
Durham
Taylor
McGinnity
Crandall
Matty
Matchups Set as Cities Face Off Across Baseball Card
Cincinnati visits New York as Chicago hosts Brooklyn Pittsburg travels to Boston and St Louis plays Philadelphia in slate of league games.
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Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
Boston
Pittsby
Philadelphia
St. Louis
National Ague
American League
L.pe
W.l.pe
Newesses
Cleveland
Detroit
Pittsburg
Washington
National League
Chicago Wins Narrow Win Over Brooklyn in Sixteenth Era Match
Chicago defeated Brooklyn as Hummel opened with a home run in the first and Chance scored in the second after a hit and steal. Overall held Chicago steady until Rucker weakened late, with Chicago driving runs on hits by Tinker and Evers and Key plays including a double and stolen bases. Final score shows Chicago ahead though Brooklyn fought to the end.
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Marquard
Giants
Kane
Dutch Lobert
Bescher
Seymour
Hoblitzell
Hobby
Reds
Chicago
Pirates
Tenney
Herzog
Boston
Pittsburg
Ferguson
Maddox
Stem
Gibson
Leach
Bates
Dahlen
Wagner
Abbatichio
Chapelle
Veseseseeneeo
Clarke
Shannon
Browne
Storke
Pittsburgh
O’day
New York
Brooklyn
Hummel
Chance
Tinker
Rucker
Hayden
Jordan
Hummer
Evers
Steinfeldt
Hofman
Lumley
Schulte
Kling
Burch
Farmer
Overall
Emilie and
Owen
Locals Knock Lush Out Early In Philadelphia Bout
Philadelphia report notes locals overpower Lush in a quick first round to take early control of the boxing match on September 2. The bout ends with decisive action though further details are scarce in the clipped wire copy.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Lush
Phillies Top St. Louis in Game with Sallee Curve Hitters
In a baseball scoreline St. Louis 1 and Philadelphia 11, Bransfield hit a ball that struck him, three-base hits by Murray and Bransfield, Sallee allowed ten hits in seven and two-thirds innings, McQuillen allowed one, and key plays included Konetchy and Osteen double plays with a 1:32 game time.
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Ab.r.bh.po
A.E. Pong
Hoblitzell
New York
A.E. Tenney
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Marquard
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Taylor
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Lobert
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Bresnahan
Kane
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Egan
Spade
Horrors
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Klein
Johnstone
Probus Shmos
Heshoves
Gibson
Leifield
Chappelle
McCarthy
Leach
Wagner
Thomas
Storke
Pittsburg
Boston
A.E. Bayless
Wean
Wevddued Lobert
S.s. Lette
Eter Ewes
Tote
Paskert
McLean
Mpofinoud
Ois Dacucce
Nhcws
Bridwell
Devore McGinnity
Rama
Bales
McGinnity
Crandall
Seymour
Merkle
Dubec
Cran
Klem and
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Bransfield
Murray
Lush
Sallee
Grant
Knabe
Konetchy
Osteen
McQuillen
Seallee
McGuillen
Rigler
Summers Delivers Two Wins as Detroit Tops Philadelphia
Summers pitched both games for Detroit gaining his seventh straight victory over Philadelphia. Detroit's aggressive baserunning and bunched hits, plus Rossman’s tenth inning homer, decided the opener. In the second game Summers allowed one hit in nine innings as Rossman homered in the tenth for Philadelphia. Kellogg allowed the decisive run.
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Detroit
Washington Defeats Cleveland 6 1 in Slugfest
Washington tops Cleveland 6 to 1 as Witherup fans eight and Chech falters late. Bradley and McBride spark the offense with key hits while Cleveland errors widen the gap in the ninth inning.
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Washington
Cleveland
Witherup
Chech
Goode
Bradley
Boston Takes Second Game Over St Louis
Boston defeated St Louis 3 to 1 in the second game of the series. In the fifth, four infield hits and two errors produced all Boston runs. Steele allowed most of the damage while Cravath Gessler and Spencer had two base hits. Powell worked eight innings for St Louis and Petty one for Boston.
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Dutch Lohert
Dutch Bescher
Dutch Hoblitzels
Giants
John Ganzel
Cincinnati
Rube” Marquard
Paskett
McCormick
Schlei
Bridwell
Spade
Kane
Egan
Marquard
Bresnahan
Lobert
Central Station
Boston
St. Louis
Steele
Powell
Cravath
Gessler
Spencer
Petty
Wallace
Williams
T. Jones
Hartzell
Kering
O'Loughlin
Cincinnati Police Win Over Portland Team in Telegraph Shoot
The Cincinnati Police Department defeated Portland Oregon in a telegraph pistol shoot yesterday. Ten shooters per side fired twenty shots at twenty yards. Cincinnati’s top scores were Palmer 156 Carroll 152 More 151 Buck 151 Williams 149, with a total of 1410 to Portland’s 1403.
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Portland
Ore
Cincinnati
A. Roell
Edward Crary
G. A. Addleman
J. T. Dillon
Charles W. Palmer
John Carroll
Allen More
Randolph Buck
O. O. Williams
William Gough
John H. Springemier
Albert Trinkler
Thomas Hughes
New York Chicago Game Status Clarified by President
President Pulliam releases clarification on the September 23 game between the New York and Chicago baseball clubs. The umpire decision tied the game and both clubs may protest within five days with a final league board appeal if needed.
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New York
Pulliam
Chicago
Harry C. Pulliam
Local Ballgame Preview Soul of League Park lineup
Avondale Lockland College Hill and Champs clash at League Park with 1:15 pm start for College Hill vs Lockland and 3:10 pm Bruce cup first game. pitchers Hahn Doyle Williamson Bosler Gatch Schiebly and umpires Dugan Feye named. other league games noted.
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Avondale
Phare Mies
Lockland
College Hill
League Park
Champs
Hahn
Doyle
Williamson
Bosler
Dugan
Bass
Tarbell
Young
Colege Hill
Gatch and Schiebly
Feye
Norwoods
Advents
Norwood Inn Park
Mike Schulte
Sugartree Ridge
Peters Arms
Peters Arms Company
Madisonville
Western
Ohio State
Kellermann
Joplin
Lindsay
Lima
Adams
Northside
Procter & Gamble
Procter & Gamble Company
Knowlton
van Wert
Aileen Wilson Victory Sets Pace Record in Ohio Races
In Columbus on September 25 Aileen Wilson won the 2:05 pace and Lady Maud C. pressed the winner to a 2:02% mile, the first heat of a close duel. San Francisco won the Hester Columbus consolation in straight heats, while Demarest trailed as drivers faced suspensions and several races await completion Saturday.
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Columbus, O
Aileen Wilson
Lady Maud C
San Francisco
Hester-Columbus
Aqain
McDonald
Lady Jones
Pittsburg
Demarest
Scott Rose
Toledo
Easter Lilly
Diamond King
Hester Columbus
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Kathleen Kinney
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Barnes
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McCarthy
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Jones
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Vanila
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the Making
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McCoy
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Moquette
Arondo
Hicks
Exciting finishes mark Lexington races in afternoon
Spectators at Lexington races enjoyed a thrilling afternoon as finishes ranged from nose to nose to heads apart. W T Overton won the six furlong sprint by a drive from Skye and Zienap, with heavier betting than yesterday and a solid crowd.
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Lexington
W. T. Overton
Skye
Zienap
Sneff
Crnamona
McGee
Zarape
Cole
Thelphusian
Mad Rose
Jack Baker
Clemente
Emily Almanac
Nettie Traver
Cavorona
McGarvey
Azo
W. T
Heidel
Mabel Henry
Pickens
Semproni
Tom Holland
Piniop
Tennie
Elysium
Stowaway
Willow Plume
Nellie Free
Walsh
Margaret T
Dickens
Agnes Wood
Hurfano
Cygnet
Hannibal Bey
Tadivini
Bonebrake
Heine
Glasner
Harting
Butler
Mary Oft
Meada
Firestone wins Gravesend handicap as arrests shock betting scene
Firestone leads from start to finish to win the 1 1/16 mile handicap at Gravesend. In the same race meet, Lt. Van Wagner arrests Thomas Shaw on bets charges with nine other arrests and bench warrants served on noted bookmakers Sol Lichtenstein, Tom Shaw, Orlando Jones, James Murphy, and R. H. Brown. Bail set by Joe Wendig as Gravesend closes.
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Gravesend
N.Y
Firestone
van Wagner
Thomas Shaw
New Orleans
Sol Lichtenstein
Tom Shaw
Orlando Jones
James Murphy
R. H. Brown
Joe Wendig
Footpad
Wise Mason
Notter
Fashion Plate
Lee
Sententious
Saylor
Sumter
Mombassa
Gilbert
Okenite
Lord Stanhope
Ivanhoe
Fancy
Wild Refrain
Rockstone
Beauclerc
Killcreen
Practical
Upton
Hilltop
McCarthy
Joe Lett
Effendi
Cowen
Moorish King
San Vito
Merry Widow
Killiecrankie
Lynch
Dandelion
Far West
Danoscara
Moonshine
Favigny
Chaplet
Florence NI
Sweet
Liddington
Perkeo
Putgada
Mirdli
Thoroughbred Races with Listed Weights and Distances
The card lists six races with horses names, weights, and distances. First race six furlongs for three-year-olds includes Mombassa and Queen Marguerite. Second is Kings Highway Steeplechase handicap for four-year-olds and up. Third race Prospect Handicap for two-year-olds-and-older. Fourth Oriental Handicap for all ages. Fifth Selling for three-year-olds and up at 1 1/16 miles. Sixth Selling for maidens two-year-olds at 5 1/2 furlongs.
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Mombassa
Queen Marguerite
Ida D
Burgher
Black Oak
Punch
Biskra
Orscagna
Thistledale
Bayonet
Ironsides
Perseverance
Refuse
Rance
Fitzherbert
Joe Madden
Statesman
Priscillian
Fair Play
Eeeele
Dandelion
Juggler
Castlewood
Duke of Roanoke
Flavigny
Cairngorm
Milford
Rosslare
Blue Grass
Constellation
Baudello
Opal
Red Doe
Merise
Cleft
Energy
Owner of St. Louis Nationals Expires in Cleveland
Frank De Haas Robison, owner of the St Louis Nationals and street car promoter, died suddenly at his Cleveland home on September 25. He was a prominent capitalist involved in baseball and civic ventures.
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St. Louis Nationals
Cleveland
Frank de Haas Robison
S J. Louis
Royalist forces bombard Tabriz in extended siege
Novoe Vremya reports a six hour artillery duel in Tabriz as Royalists push to seize the city. Ain-Ed-Dowleh’s forces reduce the Khiaban quarter to ruins and shelling drives civilians to the Royalist camp. Stan Nhan leads a reported sortie. result unclear with no European casualties listed.
Gompers Returns to Stand in Labor Bribery Case
President Samuel Gompers testified again in contempt proceedings in Washington before Examiner Harper. The day covered cross examination and redirect, focusing on bribery claims linked to Van Cleave and on detectives shadowing Gompers, with no new crucial disclosures. He said he did not know the fate of Brandenberg and that the pursuing detective refused to reveal his identity.
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Washington
Gompers
Federation of Labor
Harper
Davenport
van Cleave
Brandenberg
New York
Mayor to appoint new firemen from eligible list
At a special Board of Public Safety meeting, ninety one additional firemen will be added to ensure each worker enjoys a day off in five. President Boyd is authorized to certify to the Mayor the names from the eligible list who passed examinations, including Jesse Limle Henry Friend Joseph Cosgrove John McTighe and many others.
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Board of Public Safety
Boyd
Jesse L.limle
Henry Friend
Joseph M. Cosgrove
John P. McTighe
John Boehner
John P. Ph
David J. O'Neil
Joseph M. Keegan
George F. Daley
John P. Ross
Robert J. Oates
Charles Horst
J. E. Devins
W. R. Ferguson
J. W. Matthews
A. J. Pachoud
George A. Oliver
Frank Otto
J. J. Finneran
W. F. Hauenstein
Arthur Carey
John McCafferty
J. H. Kleine
Waterbury High School Player Paralyzed After Practice Injury
Wilfrid B. Martin, Waterbury High School halfback, is in serious condition with spinal injury from a practice game. He is paralyzed from the shoulders down. The incident occurred during yesterday's scrimmage in Waterbury, Connecticut.
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Waterbury
Conn
Wilfrid B. Martin
Five Arrests In Brown Failure In New York
Four partners of A O Brown and Co former brokerage firm arrested on grand larceny charges after a hearing into the firm’s collapse. Miss Helen Abernethy alleges missing stock from safe holdings valued about 1 8 thousand dollars. associate member Samuel C Brown also detained. A fifth man awaited arrest. magistrate declines to seal photographs without acquittal.
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New York
A. O. Brown & Co
Charles E. Littlefield
Helen A. Abernethy
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
United States Steel
Albert O. Brown
Edward F. Buchanan
W. Rhea Whitman
Lewis Ginter Young
Samuel C. Brown
A. O. Brown
Finn
Warrant Issued for Harold G Meadows in Embezzlement Claim
A warrant was issued in Buffalo for Harold G Meadows of Meadows Williams and Co brokers suspected of embezzlement and grand larceny. The action follows liabilities totaling about $900000. Fred Greiner for T B Silverthorne seeks $101012 should be paid.
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Buffalo
Harold G. Meadows
Meadows, Williams & Co
Fred Greiner
T. B. Silverthorne
Silverthorne
Leslie Carter Dies in Chicago After Illness
Leslie Carter, once a Chicago capitalist and former president of the South Side Elevated Railroad Company, died after a prolonged illness. Born 1851, he was a lawyer by training and led the Kago Dock Company and Chicago Chamber of Commerce among other ventures. a conservator now handles his estate following a divorce from his former wife, Mrs. Leslie Carter Payne.
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Chicago
Leslie Carter
South Side Elevated Railroad Company of
Kago Dock Company
Chicago Amber of Commerce
New York
Leslie Carter Payne
Carter
Reformer Carrie Nation Scolds Man On Streetcar
Carrie Nation boards a Fifth and Walnut streetcar bound for Hamilton at 6 25 pm. She confronts a young man smoking, denouncing it as poisoning the atmosphere and a threat to health, then tells him to be hose-washed as passengers snicker.
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Fifth
Walnut Streets
Carrie Nation
Hamilton
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