Cubs Take First Game in World Series
In Chicago the Cubs beat Detroit 3 to 1 to take a 1 0 lead in the World Series. Jack Pfeister held the Tigers with precise pitching while Mullin struggled early, as Chicago bunched hits in the second and fourth innings and benefited from Detroit fielding miscues.
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Masquerade Wins Second Race to Top Duke of Portland Sum
Masquerade ridden to victory by J. R. Keene led from the start and held on by three lengths. Zienap showed a late surge to take second from Dolly Spanker. Keene's win pushed his season earnings to a new high, surpassing the Duke of Portland's $377,540 record with an additional $670.
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Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders Meet Opens Big Crowd
Lexington Kentucky October 10 The 35th fall meeting of the Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders association opened after a delay due to track conditions. Weather was cool with a heavy track yet the attendance set a record with about 10 000 people, many women present despite the free list suspension. Between heats John C Weber's band played concerts.
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Ninety and Nine plays at Smiths theatre draws crowds
An earnest rural drama based on a hymn title explores a fallen man redeemed by a noble loving woman. The piece centers on drink, crime, and forgiveness with vivid stage craft. Saturday matinee and night shows promise large crowds as seats sell quickly.
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Smith’s Theatre
Shilling Must Ride His Employers Horses Latonia Winners
Latonia results show Shilling with multiple mounts including St. Noel Heidel, Pointer driven by Jas Hicks, and Laura Clay listed at 61. Dainty Belle Pickens and Copperfield with Shilling also in the running. Deutschland Heide at 1-2.
No, No, sires plan to shield major winner cited
A fragment notes concern about a big stable and potential hardship for an owner. It mentions Shilling and a possible mistake by Mr Thom as leading to someone becoming the biggest loser. The context implies race or betting stakes but lacks concrete details.
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Dan O Leary Presses Toward 1000 Miles in 1000 Hours
Cincinnati reports Dan O Leary, 63, continuing his 1000 mile in 1000 hour walk at Norwood law despite growing foot sores. He remains determined to finish, asserting he will endure as long as strength lasts.
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Jockey Shilling Ordered Off Rides for Other Owners
Cincinnati, Oct 10. Judge Hopper ruled jockey Shilling must ride only for his employer Kk. L. Thomas. The decision followed his mount on Jim Simpson in the third race, as the judge called the ride unsatisfactory. Thomas controls a large string of horses.
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Keene's Season Wins Add 378 140 at Belmont Park
Belmont Park on October 16 saw Keene's team lead in the opening event as the field moved away early. The total season earnings reached 378 thousand 140 dollars, highlighting a strong early run in the meet.
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Stray bay horse found in West Hamilton impounded
A stray bay horse found in West Hamilton has been taken to Faucett's stable on South Front street and placed in police impound.
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South Front Street
Hard Times in Kansas and a Cure by Discovery
Cadell resident Earl Shamburg recalls a hard time with persistent coughs and nightly weariness. He credits Dr King's New Discovery for a quick cure after less than a bottle and endorses it as a safe remedy for coughs colds lungs and throats. Trial bottle offered free.
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Laughing Jones Returns to Smiths Theatre This Sunday
Geo H Broadhurst brings the world famous farcical comedy What Happened to Jones to Smiths theatre for a Sunday matinee and evening performance. Dugan repeats his famed Jones role to strong audience favor with a top supporting cast in a fresh yet familiar production.
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Haywood Sisters Teasing Show At Grand Theatre Tomorrow
Public interest in the Haywood Sisters act Teasing at the Grand Theatre has prompted ticket sales opening. A large number of seats have already been sold ahead of the performance tomorrow night.
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Can't Miss It Dr Miles Nervine Advert
A reader describes nerve ailments as mostly nervous affections and credits Dr Miles Nervine with restoring nervous energy and improving heart action digestion and overall activity. The testimonial from A R Palmer Lewistown Pa touts relief after taking Nervine and Heart Cure and notes the product is sold by local agents.
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