Blues Dominate In First Game of Doubleheader
Washington park saw Indianapolis defeat Kansas City 4 2 in the opener as Donnor and Essick held the locals in check and a sixth inning rally sealed the win for the Blues. In the nightcap Indianapolis prevailed 3 2 as Essick again shined. Graham exited with a rough outing while Hooke mishandled a play but Lemon and Moore provided late offense for Kansas City.
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Burke's Error On Flambes, A Wild Pitch By Oscar and Essick
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Athletics Dominate St. Louis as Petty Notch Shortstop Hitters Busy
Philadelphia beat St. Louis easily as Gilligan, a minor league recruit, took the mound for the visitors. St. Louis relied on Pitcher Petty at shortstop, but the locals stalled by fanning 11 times and failing to string hits together across three sessions.
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Deweys Lead Independent League Start With Wins
The Independent League opened its session with the Deweys beating the Capitols to take first place. The Manhattans won five from the Pastimes, the Centrals lost five to the Shermans, and the Shermans posted an 800 team total while the Manhattans were second with 84. Fuehring of the Deweys led individuals with 221 and Coval was second with 712.
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Johnson Kept to Date for Ketchel Fight in San Francisco
Johnson declares no postponement for the Ketchel bout and notes six months of preparation. He criticizes Britt for delaying Ketchel and cites a $5,900 side bet and forfeit as leverage. Johnson predicts he will be in peak form and expects the fight or the forfeit, while Jeffries is ready to act on articles and forfeit money.
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Washington Park Blues Face St Paul In Season Finale
The last Blues game at Washington Park is followed by a finale against the St Paul club. Highlights include Lawrence’s three strikeouts in the second inning, Howley’s spectacular one handed peg stop, and Rapps’s tough nerve with a powerful kick. Spike Shannon’s final season rumors, Wolfe’s catcher debut, and several misplays shape a tense, imperfect close to the Blues’ campaign.
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Columbus Defeats Millers In Doubleheader Injuries Hit Minors
In Columbus on September 23 the home team swept both games, devastating Minneapolis pennant hopes. Millers suffered key injuries with shortstop Oyler knocked unconscious and third baseman Colling playing through a shoulder issue. Umpire Hayes ordered friends removed in the second game, and club officials Cantilion and Clymer were banished while Clarke sat for Columbus. Quinlan and Congalton provided the late decisive blows.
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Amateur baseball notices around Garfield park and nearby towns
The Rupe White Sox meet Tos sette at Garfield park diamond ixo with first pitch at 3 30. Rupes host game in Bargerville Sunday Oct 7 contact W P Rupe Co 1044 S East or call Prospect 1865 or new 9779K. Mascots seek Sunday game in Edinburg or Mooresville contact George Griffin 319 Adelaide St or 1293. S M B will practice Sunday Sept 26 at 9 30 at Fall Creek river bottoms meet at Illinois St and Fall Creek at 9. Manhattan Athletics seek game with fast team via Bob McDonald 5138 Lord St or 3706 at noon. Indianapolis Taste Tells vs Peru Speciale at Peru with Griffin Hewes Dunn Incals battery and Manager Sheridan confident of win. TTs schedule Lebanon Oct 3 and end season at Linton Oct 10.
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Baseball Schedule Across American Association and Leagues
Today’s games include Milwaukee at Toledo and Kansas City at Indianapolis in the American Association. In the National League Philadelphia at Cinemanatic Brooklyn at Chicago New York at St. Louis and Boston at Pittsburg. In the American League St. Louis at Bearop Detroit at Washington Chicago at New York and Cleveland at Boston with additional matchups.
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scattered scores and hotel ad in city paper
Kansas City 4 2 Indianapolis 1 3 Louisville 4 8 St Paul 2 4 Toledo 6 0 Milwaukee 2 0 Columbus 4 35 Minnneapolis 3 4 Pittsburg 12 Beston 7 New York 4 St Louis 8 Cincinnati 4 Philadelphia 4 Brooklyn Chicago wet grounds Philadelphia 6 St Louis 2 Boston 3 Cleveland 1 Detroit 8 Washington 3 Chicago New York rain DENISON HOTEL American plan during a Sunday inners o specialty.
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Lajoie’s Quiet Hall of Fame Career in Baseball
Larry Lajoie, once the world’s greatest ball player, drifts along with Cleveland’s Naps as fans recall his peak years. The seasoned infielder, famed for one hand and two, posts a .331 batting figure this season while facing a shifting spotlight and comparisons to Ty Cobb and Eddie Collins.
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Striking Indian Nomenclature in Summer Outing Fares
The note lists Indian words such as Muskoka Kawartha Temagami Wa wa and The Flying Goose that describe delightful summer spats. These names are tied to special low round trip fares via Grand Trunk Railway System with double track from Chicago to Montreal and Niagara Falls. Free literature and timetables are available by writing W. B. Cookson A G P A 1% Adams Street Chicago.
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Thos Gem Laundry Service Ad
Local laundry advertises family washings with rough dry by the pound and ironing for all flat pieces. Paexzes i67L.
Connie Says Athletics Ready for Sprint Finish
Connie asserts the Athletics are the best in the American League and in splendid condition for a fast finish. He highlights brainy players, balance, depth, and an adaptable roster as factors backing his claim.
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Hughey Insists Team Won’t Quit Until Race Decided
Hughey says the team faces no east intimidation and will play to the end. He touts his players as game, never defeated until the game ends, and believes the squad will travel on nerve if needed. He claims to lead the best crew with the cutest team.
Premier Tourists Start on Return Trip From French Lick
The party of Premier auto distributors began the return to Indianapolis after a night of hospital hospitality. They traveled via Bedford Bloomington and Martinsville in a different, equally picturesque route. A near wreck occurred when Cecil Gibson’s car avoided a ditch after dodging torn pavement at West Baden. Thomas Telgart’s chauffeur searched for H. Telgart, who arrived late. the route is noted for its scenic Indianapolis outskirts.
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ColoneIs Take First Place in Double-Header Sweep
Louisville moved ahead in the American Association pennant race by defeating St. Paul in both games of a double-header. Vaughn held St Paul in the opener while Decanniere shined in the second. Gehring settled VWown after the first inning and troubled the lineup. Capacity crowd saw Vaughn homer to highlight the day.
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Butler Man at Miami Adds Notable End Player
The Miami University football team gained Lue ther Eldridge from Pasadena California. Eldridge, a six foot end who played for Butler University last year, was a star in the middle west and will play end for Miami this fall.
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