Pittsburg 5 Boston 0 in National League game
Pittsburg defeated Boston 5 to 0 in a well played game. Willis pitched a good game with six scattered hits allowed. Dahlen's fielding and Wagner's batting were features as Pittsburg bunched hits in three innings to win.
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Boston
Pittsburg
Boston Today
Willis
Dahlen
Wagner
Neat End Game in Springfield Between March and Mitchell
The article describes a checkers endgame played in Springfield Illinois between Bert March of St. Louis and Berry Mitchell of Chicago with Black to move first and White to play for a draw. It lists positions Black five thirteen kings twenty two twenty three and White fourteen eighteen kings three fifteen.
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Springfield
Ill
Bert March
St. Louis
Berry Mitchell
Chicago
Mr. March
Black
Kings
White
S. D. Logan
Ohio
Ottawa
Logan
Ohio Checker Association
Columbus
C. F. Barker
Middletown
Checker
Philadelphia
Shaw
Grant
Chicago 12 New York 0 rout in AL game
Chicago pitchers held the Giants to no runs as Chicago erupted for 12. Smith pitched seven innings for the win with strong support from the Chicago lineup. Bail left with a bruised ankle after a seventh inning run.
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Chicago
New York
Cleveland Beats Washington 5–4 in Exciting Battle
Cleveland wins from Washington 5 to 4 to stay in first place. After surrendering a four run lead due to six early errors Cleveland rallies with five hits in the fourth and takes control by scoring in the seventh and eighth on key hits by Bradley Lajoie Stovall and Johnson. Umpires Sheridan and Egan. Time 2 05. Also notes opening week in Hamilton County Bowling League with Fries leading in pins and a forthcoming six events entry deadline October 3.
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Cleveland
Washington
Hughes
Johnson
Bradley
Lajoie
Stovall
Washingtton
Joss
Bemis
Street
Liebhardt
McBride
Boston Defeats St Louis 2 0 Behind Arellanes Shutout
Boston defeated St Louis 2 to 0 as Arellanes held the locals scoreless. Boston tallied in the second inning on three hits and an error by Wallace, aided by sharp fielding. Stone and Stahl doubled, Jones and Stahl added hits, while St Louis left nine on base and Boston two. Time 1 41. Umpires O Loughlin and cerl.
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Abies Hee
Boston
E Thomas
Pitts
Becker
Clarke
Bates
Leach
Browne
Jansen
All Elks
Wagner
Stem
Hannifan
Gibson
Dahlens
Lammete
Willis
Mattern
Graham
Lindaman
Borg
Pittsburg
Osterholz
Storke Mattern
Qobenthal
Eeewee Eee
Storke Dahlen
Stem Dahlen
Pittsburgh
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Sparks
Clement
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Philadel
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Bliss
Shaw
Murray
Grant
Knabe
Philadelphia
Ish
Louis
Lush
Covaleski
Rigler
Ccarsesaunne B.S
New York
Smith
Sweeney
Isbell
Laporte
Hahn
Wilson
Chesbro
Billiard
Altrock
Conroy
Parent
Schreck
Tannehill
Dougherty
Jones
Davis
Atz
Chicago
Arellanes
Wallace
Spencer
Waddell
Stone
Stahl
Criger
Arelee
O'Loughlin
Cer
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Pee
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M’connell
Lord
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Speaker
Hoey
Ferris
Cravath Williams
Massel
Schwitzer
Detroit Beats Philadelphia Two to One in Tight Tilt
Detroit wins 3-2 as Donovan dominates early, with seven strikeouts in the first three frames and Tulsa scoring on two timely hits off Plank. The visitors rally in the ninth with four hits but fall short as Detroit holds on. Also notes bowling alley opening at Barbarossa on Warsaw avenue and related events.
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North Turners
Detroit
Philadelphia
Donovan
Plank
Campbell County League Race Leaders Tie for Second
Campbell County league standings show Phoenix No. 1 atop the standings at 9 0 while Barbarossas and Blue Birds share second place after a winless run.
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Campbell County League
Phoenix
Barbarossas
Blue Birds
Opening Night Sets Stage For City Bowling League Season
A city league of forty top bowlers starts the season tomorrow at Enterprise alleys with Chic and George vs Krollmanns Five at 8:30 pm. Week one schedule lists matches at Enterprise and Grand alleys, with a two-trophy season and officers led by J A Smith as president.
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Enterprise
Chic and George
Krollmanns
Chic
George
Krollmann
Sharpsburg
Pfluegers
Baschang No
Tuxedo
Pressler
Ma Granger
Enterprise Aleas
Pierano
Wetterman
Jones
Birnbaum
Fries
Ludwig
Kurleman
Westhoff
Rose
Barron
Gropenhof
North Cincinnati Bowling League
Harig
Tip Top
Schnapps
Tip Tops
North Cincinnati Turners
J. A. Smith
Henry Hoefle
J. H. Lindemann
Oriental League Rivalry Promises Tight Title Race
Five teams sit atop the Oriental League tied for first, five more contend for second, and five for third as the season heats up. The contest shapes as a crackerjack showdown with dense standings and high stakes across the board.
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Oriental League
Cincinnati Bowling Association Holds Annual Election
The annual election of the Cincinnati Bowling Association will be held at North Cincinnati Turner Hall October 1. Along with the balloting will go the good time for which the association is noted.
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Cincinnati Bowling Association
North Cincinnati Turner Hall
Friday Night Bowling Scores Across Alleys
Friday night bowling scores across multiple alleys show competitive results with several standout performances and close matches throughout the standings.
Angelus wins Oriental Handicap setting new track record at Gravesend
At Gravesend Ange lus carried 107 pounds to victory in the Oriental Handicap over 13 16 miles in a record 1 59. The final furlong featured a strong ride by Shilling who steered Angelus to win by a head. Jockey E Dugan received a license suspension until December 31 1908 after a spill that injured H Smith. Other winners included Joe Madden in the Prospect Handicap and Bayonet in the Kings Highway Steeplechase.
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Gravesend
N. Y
Angelus
Joe Madden
Bayonet
Kings Highway
E. Dugan
H. Smith
Jockey Club
Dugan
Pacific Coast
Ida D
Cullen
Burgher
Gilbert
Biskra
Sweet
Queen Marguerite
Punch
Or¢cagna
McCarthy
Statesman
Hilarious
Shilling
Fair Play
Dorante
Lee
Dandelion
Juggler
Duke of Roanoke
Cairngorm
Ural
Cablewood
Flavigny
Rosslare
Tattling
Nottér
Yankee Daughter
Lang
Constellation
Shooters Score at Grounds as Mazoo Leads
At the grounds yesterday six shooters faced traps with Mazoo, an old competitor now under a new name, posting 46 to lead. Frances Althert followed with 44 for second place as the club team prepares to shoot at Lebanon in today’s league series.
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Mazoo
Frances Althert
Lebanon
Closing day baseball at Greater Newport Park features Rough Riders main event
Cincinnati fans fill the afternoon with multiple games across the region. The Rough Riders face the Kentucky Colonels with Dowdel on the mound for the Colonels while other local clubs including Hamlets, Glen Parks, E. V. M. team, and Radiums compete in doubleheaders and exhibition games at nearby parks.
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Rough Riders
Kentucky Colonels
Dowdel
Colonels
Hamlets
Glen Parks
Bellevue
Dayton
South Bellevue
Felicity
Sycamore
Cincys
Waldorfs
Arlington Grounds
Elizabethtown
Steelton Athletic Club
Barrow
Bumpus Jones
Barrow’s
Victors
Crescent Springs
Haeckle
Wolf
Schweitzer
James
Shear
Ruberg
Lorenz
Reichle
Breithold
Radiums
Meiner
Eagles
Lockland
Wall
Ambrose
H. Drake
Murray
Foemer
O’connor
Corragan
Charles
Cincinnati
Justiites
Bedlam
Justintes
Wuelzer
Katz
Walls
Wind
Schleter
Ganzert
Kinderman
Huber
Hess
Wiedemann Park
van Wert
Indiana
Brewers
New Orleans
Wentz
Koster
Grady
Maltiem
Carmony
Gregory
Foley
S.s
Suttles
Durham
L.f
Campbell
C.f
Grey
R.f
Doyle
Reds
Wapakoneta
Welch
Peters Arms
Sugar Tree Ridge
Hewitt Avenue
Igo
Bunn
Timme
Ratterman
Peters Ams
Schler
Martin
Goodfellow
Schlorman
Wynne
Kramer
J.J
Hemiple
Clark
Case
Covington Admirals
Covington Cardinals
Norwood Defeats Advent 7 2 In Street Park Showdown
Norwood remains unbeaten by beating Advent 7 to 2 at Norwood Inn Park. Schulte allowed only two hits as Norwood played a fast game and outplayed the Hill boys. Manager High plans a challenge game against the Avondales.
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Advent
Norwood Inn Park
Norwood
Hill Boys
Schulte
Manager High
Avondales
Mid-Stars Battle Madisonville In 12 3 Loss
Mid-Stars dominated the game at Madisonville new park, defeating Madisonville 12 to 3. Fisher and Cahall led with multiple hits while Cahill and Lush pitched for the teams, time 1 47. Umpire Poole.
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Madisonville
New Park
Fisher
Lush
Norwood
Addams
Cahall
J. French
Mid- Stars
Flinn
Gloss
Weitzel
Applegate
Buckstub
Gano
Cahill
Paseed Ball
W. French
Doerr
L. French
Canhill
Poole
Mad. Oe Stars
H.O
Lindsay
S Flinn
Apple
Kerr
J.french
Nor
L.french
Ruckst
Mathis
Ward
Wei'el
P. Doerr
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Hamilton County League
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Grasshoppers
F. Kern, Jr
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Coroner
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Peerless A. C
Groppenbacker
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Independent Ice Company
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Cincinnati Fan Food
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Jesse J. Moore
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