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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1908

Page

6

Game Postponed by Technicality Inspires Rumor Watch

Yesterday's results show the National League games New York 7 Philadelphia 6 and Boston 3 Brooklyn 2 while American League action had Detroit 4 Washington 1 and Chicago 2 Boston 2.

National Fence League standings and club records

The list shows league standings with teams such as New York, Detroit, Chicago, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Boston, Washington, Brooklyn. Records include win loss totals and percentages for each club across the season to date. The data reflects multiple matchups and performance metrics typical of the period.

W.l.p.c W. Or P.c New York Detroit Chicago Cleveland Pittsburg Philadelphia St. Louis Cincinnati Boston Washington Brooklyn

Chicago at Cincinnati and Other City Matchups

Chicago plays Cincinnati while Philadelphia visits New York and St. Louis faces Pittsburg, with Brooklyn traveling to Boston in listed basketball or football fixtures.

Reds and Cubs face postponed game decision and Havana tour plans

Discussion over a postponed game against the Reds by the Chicago Cubs ends with President Herrmann ruling no game yesterday. The Cubs will play five games on the current trip with a doubleheader if postponed. Bancroft plans a Havana tour in November with Spade Dubuc Campbell and a full Reds roster.

Reds Clan of Chance Ganzel Hergmann Herrmann Chicago New York Cubs Giants

Schedule for Teds at Atlanta during Cincinnati stay

Manager Smith of the Atlanta team arranged a series with the Teds during the Cincinnati club's spring training in Atlanta. The events run March 11, 12, 13, 18, 19, 20, 25, 26 and 27, with the club departing Cincinnati March 6 and staying in Atlanta for three weeks. The National Commission reinstated Isbell of the Chicago American League Club and refunded his $100 fine after confirming the move was with Comiskey’s knowledge and that his prior record was clean.

Banny Smith Atlanta Teds Cincinnati National Commission Isbell Chicago Comiskey The Aug. Herrmann B. B. Johnson Harry C. Pulliam

Boston Wins With Sweeney and Graham Ninth Inning Hit

Boston edges Brooklyn as Sweeney delivers a two base hit and Graham singles in the ninth for the deciding run. Flaherty shuts down Brooklyn after the first inning in a tight late game.

Boston Brooklyn Sweeney Graham Flaherty Basted Escccestscopeus Brooklyn Esceses Econo Stem Thomas ®Ecker Raham Rors Flaherty Eke Herty Tilsen Ag Flape Sy Hatkee Tim

Rally in Ninth Saves New York

New York defeats Philadelphia 7 to 6 after a ninth inning rally to stay atop the pennant race. Shean’s misplay allowed Bresnahan to reach, Donlin hit a three bagger, Barry scoring, and Seymour followed with a deep center hit for the winning run. a doubleheader is scheduled for tomorrow.

New York Philadelphia Shean Bresnahan Donlin Barry Seymour AB. R.bh. PO. AE Rccyee Nn Knabe Bornhavsts Titus Bransfield le Osborne C.f Bheean Dooin AB. R Bh.po.a Tenney Nee Devlin McCormick Bridwell Wiltse Seer Denlin Magee Jesnahan McGinnity Doom Bridwell Herzog Corridon Klem and Johnstone

Chicago and Boston Tie After Ten Innings in Darkness

In Chicago, the Cubs and the Boston team battled ten innings to a 2-2 tie when called for darkness. Sherman attended the game in a box as the late innings saw Boston leading briefly before Chicago equalized in their half of the seventh.

Chicago Boston Sherman

Detroit and Washington Battle in Muddy Field Game

Detroit defeats Washington under brutal field conditions as Killian and Hughes duel on a rain soaked diamond. Schaefer and Schmidt spark offense with two bases and a three bagger while weather and mud limit scoring in a pitching duel. two games set for Tuesday.

Detroit Washington Hughes Killian Schaefer England Schmid Schmidt McBride Sheridan Real

St Louis Hosts Split Doubleheader With New York

St Louis and New York split a doubleheader with the locals winning 12 to 1 in the first game and New York taking the second 3 to 2. Petty excelled in the opener and Wikson dominated the nightcap as the second game ended after seven innings.

Louis St. Louis New York Petty Wikson

Dark Night wins Frank Fehr Handicap at Douglas Park

Louisville reports a cold wet day as 3,000 fans attend the fall meet. Dark Night, an outsider, captures the Frank Fehr Handicap with Pinkola second and Terah third, after six races featuring wagering via pari mutuel machines.

Louisville Douglas Park Frank Fehr Dark Night Pinkola Terah al Muller Butler Wood Sandals Walsh Halker Pickens Stone Street McGee Serverus Lady Baldur Ethel Fary Duivegap Frank Bird Bensand Wine Merchant Arionette Sorrowful Enfield Pinion Battlefiecet Mrs. Sewall Mique O’brien Roseburg Jr Frank’ Fehr A. Walsh J. Butler Glosner Lawrence P Daley Sea Wolf Polly Prim Haensel Old Honesty Maquette Czar Irfaneh Be Brief Alice George Franklin Ethelda Miss Hapsburg Beau Brummel Lady Esther Powers Bonnie Bard Deacon Orphan Lad Harting Tivolini

Aqueduct Fall Meeting Opens at Aqueduct New York

Queens County Jockey Club's fall meet opens with fair attendance and an Aqueduct Handicap won by Monfort after a tight stretch duel with Royal Tourist. The card included six races with notable finishes by DeMund, Grand pa, Court Lady, and Cressina among others.

Aqueduct N. Y Queens County Jockey Club Monfort Squire Royal Tourist DeMund Miller Delirium Gilbert Sir John Johnson Upton Red River Saracinesca Grandpa Henderson Ramrod Kelleher Caller Donohue Jim McGill Sandy Crecker Court Lady Rose Beaumont Cullen Eschau Brussels Live Wire Sweet Mombassa Samuel H. Harris Dolly Spanker Okenite Lad of Langdon Imitation Lasaka Sententious Moyse Lynch Xehbec Gauatemotzin Energy

Alexander and Wright to lead American lawn tennis team to Australia

Frederick B. Alexander and Beals C. Wright will depart New York Friday for Australia to represent the United States in the Davis International Challenge Cup. Noted players William A. Larned and Harold H. Hackett miss the trip though they were nominated. the team plans worldwide tours including China, with possible stops in Japan and India.

Alexander Wright New York Frederick B. Alexander Beals C. Wright Australia William A. Larned Harold H. Hackett J. C. Ritchie James C. Parke Dohertys

Thoroughbred Race Day Entry Weights and Distances

The racing program lists six events with handicap and selling divisions for two year olds and up. Notable weights include Footpad 115 and Uncle Jim 107 in the first race and Director 117 in the second. Remaining fields cover distances from 6 furlongs to 1 mile with listed runners and assigned weights.

Footpad Uncle Jim Obdurate Bird of Flight II Director Black Mary Yorkist Okenite Saracinesca Transvaal Sanguine Queen Marguerite Biska Montgomery Cathelion Ft. Johnson Tileing Tony Bonero Saylor Marathon Live Wire Ben Ban Jon Enrique Montfort Beaucoup the Squire Siar Gowan George W. Lebom Elizabeth Sweeney Ramble Eschau Dan de Noyles Racquet O. U. Kid Greek Hill Chaplet Tennis Battershy Voltrome Shadow Glance

Cleveland Philadelphia game postponed by rain

Rain halted the Cleveland Philadelphia matchup today causing a postponement marked by officials in Cleveland on September 28. The weather interference nudges scheduling and local coverage focuses on rescheduled date and venue uncertainties.

Cleveland Philadelphia

Bond Required to Permit Vanderbilt Cup Races

Nassau County officials warned that the Vanderbilt Cup auto races on October 10 and 24 cannot be held unless the American Automobile Association posts a $20,000 bond indemnifying the county for road use. The Board of Supervisors adopted the resolution today.

Mineola L. I American Automobile Association Nassau County Board of Supervisors

Gridiron Warrior Injured in Yale Scrimmage

Piqua Ohio student Lee Gilbert Warren suffered a serious injury during Yale football scrimmage for candidates. He bucked the center, collapsed and lay unconscious as teammates moved off. Doctors say internal injuries are possible but fatal outcome not expected unless symptoms worsen.

New Haven Conn Yale Lee Gilbert Warren Piqua Warren

Waterbury football player dies from practice injury

Wilfred Balthazar of Waterbury high school died from a fractured spinal column suffered during a practice game last week. He had been hospitalized since the incident.

Waterbury Conn Waterbury, Conn Wilfred Balthazar

Danville Virginia League Club Heads to Wiedemann Park Series

The Danville team, runner up in the Virginia League, begins a three game series at Wiedemann Park next Sunday afternoon. Local favorites headline the lineup with Kline or Steiner on the mound Ryan catching Kunkle first base Dolyle second Fisher short Rheinhart third Powell at bat Henn in center Reggie in right. Mike Devanney, regarded as the Blue Grass League’s best umpire, will umpire the games.

Danville Wiedemann Park Kline Steiner P Ryan c Kunkle Dolyle Fisher S Fisher S.s., Rheinhart Powell Hr Henn C.f Reggie R Mike Devanney

Wright Lowers His Own Record at Le Mans

Wilbur Wright made three flights in Le Mans on September 28 setting a new passenger record of eleven minutes three and two thirds seconds with Tissandier aboard. He also flew solo for one hour seven minutes eleven and four fifths seconds covering about thirty miles. Count Le Lambert rode as passenger on the third flight, covering three and a half miles in six minutes and fifteen seconds. In Washington the Wright brothers asked the Signal Corps for a nine month extension to June 28 to complete official tests after the Ft Myer crash. Catherine Wright signed the request and it awaits Secretary Wright’s approval.

LE Mans Wilbur Wright Tissandier Count le Lambert Washington Orville Wright Ft. Myer Wright Brothers Signal Corps Catherine Wright Orville Wright

Barn blaze destroys Fred Waltner farm structures

A large barn on Fred Waltner's farm near Bunker Hill, Ohio, burned today. Loss to structure and contents reached 1700 dollars, with incendiary activity suspected by investigators.

Commercial Tribune Hamilton, O Fred Waltner Bunker Hill

PLAN RECLAMATION OF ARID WASTES GREAT CANALS ARE DUG

The sixteenth annual National Irrigation Congress opens in Albuquerque New Mexico with engineers and diplomats from around the world to discuss reclamation of arid lands. Officials report $19 000 000 spent by the Reclamation Service and 14 000 homes already established as irrigation projects expand across Colorado California and other Western states.

National Irrigation Congress Albuquerque N.M Diplomatic Corps Washington Congress Salt Lake City Colorado New Mexico Arizona California Irrigation Congress Reclamation Service F Department of the Interior Public Service Newlands Reclamation Service National Conservation Commission America Salt River Truckee-Carson North Platte Kansas Garden City Kan North Dakota Gunnison Ee Valley Wash Rocky Mountain States

Bryant avenue Improvement Ordinance in Cincinnati 1908

City ordinance No 800 assesses a special front foot tax on Bryan avenue properties for grading curbs paving and macadamizing between eton and ld avenues. It authorizes bonds of 2764.87 dollars payable over ten years at 4 percent to fund the project with annual installments and sinking fund payments to retire bonds and cover costs including intersections advertising and supervision.

Bryant Avenue Eton Avenue Ld Avenue City of Cincinnati State of Ohio Bryanvenue Méton Avenue Wield Avenue Arforesaid Pepe Board of Public Service Bryant Ayenue Special Improvement Fund John Galvin Edwin Henderson

Ordinance 798 Reassesses Naeher Street Improvement

City council approves a special tax to fund Naeher street grading and paving between Linn street and Western avenue. The plan splits costs fifty percent with bonds of $4,866.84 to be issued at 4 percent interest, repaid over ten years. It repeals Ordinance 753 from 1908 and sets annual installments funded by assessments and future tax duplicate entries.

Naeher Street Linn Street Western Avenue City of Cincinnati State of Ohio Board of Public Service Board of Public Service Cial Improvement Fund Naecher Street Press of Council Edwin

Ordinance No 799 Approves Broadway Real Estate Tax Bonds

The ordinance assesses a special real estate tax for Broadway improvements from Hunt to Woodward streets Cincinnati Ohio. It authorizes $3 270536 per front foot and issues bonds totaling 3 068 81 to fund fifty percent of costs with four percent interest. Installments span ten years with semi annual interest and levy proceeds go to a sinking fund for bond payments. Cost figures include 7380 58 total and 1242 96 for intersections.

Broadway Hunt Street Woodward Street A A of Cincinnati State of Ohio Board of Public Service Special Improvement Fund Optvin Council Edwin Henderson

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