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Newspaper
Hamilton Democrat Sun
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1907
Page
14
Fragmentary OCR text shows jagged numbers and stray phrases about fights or clubs with no clear event names teams dates or locations. It provides no verifiable details to form a coherent news item.
Cincinnati defeated Brooklyn 3 to 0. Chicago beat New York 2 to 1 in 11 innings. Philadelphia toppled Wittsburg 12 to 5. St Louis won against Boston 2 to 1.
Three matchups listed with teams Philadelphia versus Pittsburg New York versus Chicago and Boston versus St Louis. No outcomes provided.
Cincinnati defeats Brooklyn 8 to 2 at League Park in a decisive fifth-place push. Ewing allowed 8 runs while Pastorius gave up 2. Ganzer hit a three-base play as Cincinnati totaled seven hits to Brooklyn’s five.
Salvidere ridden by Miller won the cup preliminary at Brighton Beach Race Track beating Keene colt by six lengths. The Miller ride secured a clear record time as Salvidere surged from the start to the stretch and past the judges ahead of the field.
Detroit defeats Washington 5 to 3 as New York ties Chicago 3 to 1 and Philadelphia rolls over Cleveland 4 to 0 in baseball action.
Detroit meets Chicago while Cleveland faces Philadelphia in pairings listed with other eastern and midwest teams. The regional NBA or sports schedule item notes matchups without results or dates.
Detroit tops Washington 5 to 3 as Bill Coughlin belts a two-base hit to right in the sixth to tie the game and also shines in fielding. Cobb earns praise for a lunging catch off Delehanty as Detroit holds a late lead, with hits totaling Detroit 11 and Washington 8.
In New York on October 2, the Yankees beat the Chicago White Sox 3 1 to end Chicago's pennant hopes. Chesbro delivered clutch work in the ninth with bases loaded, denying a late rally as Chicago out hit the Yankees but could not convert runs.
Donahue Davis and Dougher each had a safe hit in the inning though the last two were short. Roche struck out and Sullivan hit into a double play to end the frame.
Negotiations opened for a six day walking match between Dan O Leary of Norwood Inn and Henry Sehmehl of Chicago. The event targets November with possible sites in Cincinnati or Chicago. A $1,000 forfeit is posted by Dacey and Potthast backs the arrangement.
Lexoline ridden by Jimmy Lee secured the La tovia feature handicap despite 5 to 1 odds. Deutschland and Fantastic were strong bets with Mike Sutton and Hazel Pateh also taking bets, while Mr. McDonald's horse finished third in the spectators’ estimations.
United States Judge Thompson declared the Union Maid Tobacco company bankrupt in Cincinnati Ohio and referred the case to Referee C T Greve. Greve will notify creditors tomorrow and a meeting will be held within ten days. The firm, an independent union shop with an eight hour day, has opposed the American Tobacco trust. Officers include J Herbert Braman president A J Redway vice president Henry M Rubel secretary and treasurer Frank C Callahan assistant secretary treasurer.
Moebus III Hunt became ill Monday afternoon after an incident at Second and Court streets. Police ambulance transported him to the city building for recovery, then he was released to go home.
A note recommends Ely's Cream Balm for nasal catarrh hay fever or cold in the head. It cleanses and soothes the nasal membranes and aims to cure the disease rather than provide brief relief. Free of cocaine or mercury. Sold by all druggists for 50 cents. Mailed by Ely Bros 56 Warren Street New York.
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