Pirates Ready For World Series Showdown In Pittsburg
Pittsburg writers boast the Pirates as nearly unbeatable as they head toward the world series. They praise outfield stars Wilson Crawford and Leach and the infield led by Abstein Miller and Wagner, with Gibson catching 133 of 134 games, as the club rides a winning run.
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Premier Men Open Convention With 60 Distributors
The 60 Premier distributors from across the United States began their three day convention hosted by Premier Motor Manufacturing. They will inspect 1910 models, tour the plant, and enjoy entertainment. The program includes a Denison house quarters assignment luncheon at Columbia club and a Denison house banquet where Mayor Bookwalter will receive city keys.
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Earlham College Captain Injured Forces Season Cancell
Earlham College captain John Hancock sustained injuries and will miss the football season. The Richmond incident from September 21 reports the college team will be without its leader for the duration of the campaign.
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Ketchel vows rush tactic to topple Johnson in title clash
Middleweight champion Stanley Ketchel asserts he will rush Jack Johnson from the start in the October 12 bout at Coffroth's Colma club. He claims he can pierce Johnson's guard and land decisive blows, citing past fights with Burns and O'Brien. Ketchel and manager Britt report high confidence as they head west to prepare.
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Blues Open Series With Ex-Champs In Four Game Set
The Kansas City Blues begin a four game series against the ex-champs today with a double header tomorrow starting at 2 15. Young players like Rapps show promise at first base while Moore handles third rapidly. The closing series against St Paul will decide if the Saints or ex-champs join the big four.
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Washington Park Good-bye Brewers Blues Final Series
A chaotic account from Washington Park centers on a final Brewers versus Blues series. Collisions, disputed calls, and field mishaps involve Can-you-well McGann’s oxygen, McGlynn’s near triple, and a clash over a seventh inning double as umpire decisions spark debate.
Riders Win Another in Series with Minneapolis
Louisville won the final game of the series yesterday to take four of five. Patterson praised the Incals while Deuanniere relieved Halla and was effective. Johnny Hughes starred at bat with two home runs a double and two singles in four trips. St. Paul opens a series here today with a double header.
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Reopening of Ye Ark cafe under Peter Schmitz
The Ye Ark in Indianapolis resumes operation under proprietor manager Peter Schmitz. He aims for a wholesome atmosphere, refined service, and a varied German French and American menu. The cafe targets out of town theater crowds and promises dinner or lunch with advance orders and attentive catering.
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Today's Games Show Case Collision of Leagues
In the American Association Kansas City visits Indianapolis while St. Paul plays Lauraville and Milwaukee travels to Toledo Minneapolis meets Columbus. National League features Philadelphia at Cincinnati Boston at Pittsburg Brooklyn at Chicago New York at St. Louis American League matches Detroit at Washington St Louis at Philadelphia Chicago at New York Cleveland at Boston.
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Yesterday's American Association Scores Recap
Milwaukee edged Indianapolis 1 0 while Louisville defeated Minneapolis 5 3 Toledo 0 beat St Paul no game at Columbus Chicago 3 beat New York Pittsburg 12 3 Philadelphia tied Louis no game at Ginshisath Philadelphia 4 Detroit 3 New York 9 beat Cleveland 4 St Louis 3 Washington 2 Boston 6 beat Chicago 5
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Laycocks Drop Three Games In League Night
The American Cans won three from the Laycocks in the Manufacturers' league last night and the Parrys clinched the Marion Overlands series. National Autos swept Lillys, Kahns edged Spades, high team score 895 by the Cans, runner from National Autos led with 216, Spiecher and Bumb tied for second with 211. Denison Barber Shop advertises 12 chairs and specialty trims.
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Stoney McGlynn Shuts Out Brewers in Milwaukee Victory
Milwaukee 1 Indianapolis 0 as Stoney McGlynn delivers a masterful nine innings for the Brewers and McCloskey's Dutch. Slagle struggles after a walk, McGlynn dominates with precision, while excitement erupts over a disputed call and manager Sullivan’s reaction. Author notes a curious comparison to Giants pitchers and hints at reader correspondence from W. S. Cookson.
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Athletics Take Game From Tigers in Close Duel
The Philadelphia Athletics beat the Detroit Tigers 4 to 3 in game four of the series before about 30 000 fans. Plank and Summers pitched well, with Summers unlucky on a wild pitch that produced a run. Barry of Philadelphia was injured in a collision, likely out for the season, while Cobb defended that no intent to injure occurred.
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