Pennant race still in doubt as Indianapolis and Louisville eye post season
Baseball notes from St Paul and Minneapolis discuss a possible tie between Louisville and Indianapolis if a contested game is thrown out by directors. The season ends Tuesday with Indianapolis unlikely to lose the pennant. post season could draw big crowds and money for Tebeau and Watkins, though Watkins avoids risking coin.
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Sunday Games in American Association Standings
In Sunday play, Louisville defeated Minneapolis 6 2, Toledo beat Milwaukee 7 5, Milwaukee defeated Toledo 1 0, Kansas City beat Columbus 8 6, Columbus beat Seneas City 3 20, Lescue noted. In the Chicago Detroit pair Chicago won 5 4 and 2 0, St Louis beat Cleveland 2 1 and 4 8 1. National League saw Cincinnati 2 8t Louis 8.
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Ten Salt River League Scores and Standings
Cincinnati tied St Louis 1 1 while Pittsburg defeated Chicago 4 1 and later Chicago 4 Pittsburg. Other results include Indianapolis Grays 9 Greensburg 0 Anderson 11 Rushville 2 Portland 7 Richmond 4 Muncie 20 Richmond 1 Washington 11 All Stars 8.
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How They Stand Won Lost and Standings Summary
American League clubs show Philadelphia at 79 wins 50 losses leading, followed by St Louis and Chicago at 56 etc. The fragmentary table lists Boston Cleveland Detroit Baltimore Detroit and others with varying records and percentages.
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Hoosiers Sweep Saints to Near Pennant Victory
The Hoosiers defeated St. Paul twice on Sunday in Indianapolis. The opener ended 3 to 1 and the nightcap 7 to 3, placing Indiana atop the American Association standings and nearly clinching the pennant for the season of 19.
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St. Paul
Indianapolis
Polo Set For City Franchise By Harry Hornaday
Harry Hornaday secured a polo franchise in the city and plans say a major local manufacturer backs the venture. He aims to finalize plans by the end of the week and keep details private as the season approaches.
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Mr. Hornaday
Hornaday
RACES AT FAIR GROUNDS MONDAY AFTERNOON FEATURED
The Kentucky Stock Farm Expectation purse of 5 000 for trotters headlines Monday afternoon races at the Fair Grounds. Three in five heats with seven likely starters. Money Maker to run a speed trial. Races start at 2 oclock.
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Pugilistic Patches: Corbett McGovern Camp Relocates
Disappointed pugilists have deserted Cincinnati sparring quarters as Corbett remains in town while McGovern party moves to Louisville for exhibition bouts at the Buckingham theater. A planned Hughey McGovern vs Canadian Kid sparring match is canceled due to trouble in securing a lead opponent. The camps anticipate future winter plans and a possible match later in the season. Ohio Governor Nash comments on modern boxing versus earlier arena fights and hints at trying boxing for personal fitness.
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Did dell Wins Amateur Golf Championship at Riverside Park
William Diddell, an M T H S graduate, won the amateur golf title at Riverside Park Saturday defeating D R Lindley eight up and six to play. Diddell, 18, had clean scores in all preliminaries and earned a silver cap for the championship.
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Olson shot after pursuit in Bancroft manhunt
Peter Olson who shot Mary Peterson in Homer on September 8 was killed in Bancroft Nebraska after a Friday night chase. Olson fled town registered as W Johnson, was spotted by Lee Fletcher and confronted by a rifle armed posse about five miles from Bancroft. He fired at close range then was killed when the posse returned fire.
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Hanna Drives Non-Union Painters Off Russell Ave
In Cleveland Ohio on September 22 a delegation of painters sought Senator Hanna at his Russell Avenue homes where non union workers were repairing properties. Mrs Hanna returned to the scene ordering all non union painters off the job and the master painter later agreed to hire only union men.
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Withdrawals Ensure Henderson Backer Nominated
In Des Moines Iowa on September 22 C E Pickett and O S Courtleigh withdrew from the contest for Speaker Henderson's seat in Congress. With no Columbias tariff reform sympathizers remaining the convention is set to nominate a Henderson adherent at Thursday's gathering. The withdrawals followed the congressional committee allowing former delegates, selected by Henderson, to serve at the convention.
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Thirty Hurt As Elston Line Trolley Crashes Into House
A crowded Chicago Elston line trolley car jumped the south bound track near Rockwell street Sunday night. It toppled the gutter and a ten inch curb, then struck a house, shattering windows and causing major damage. Thirty injured, fifteen seriously. Names include John Alasek and wife Mary with head wounds, Joseph Callahan with a broken arm, Reynolds and Augustina Faustinus and family, and 11 year old Milille Faustinus. Many passengers were thrown from seats amid the wreckage.
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Rockwell St
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Joseph Callahan
Reynolds Faustinus
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Milk selling arrests shock city health officials
L. F. Palmer and Thomas P. Rhodes owners of restaurants at 4 S Illinois street and 130 N Illinois avenue were arrested Monday for selling milk below standard. Authorities say Palmer’s shop used coloring to imitate rich milk. Their cases set for police court Tuesday. H W Jackson reported a Sunday night robbery by a gang near California and West streets, netting 4.
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