Giants Win 5-4 After Controversial Pul liam Decision
New York fans label Charley Murphy turn as a robbery and defend umpire Hank O’Day for ruling the Polo Grounds game a Giants win by 5 to 4 over Chicago. Wiltse faced Cubs trouble in seventh, Mathewson sealed the victory as Giants cling to pennant hopes.
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Sam Crane
Chicago
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Secord
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Cubs
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Polo Grounds
Wiltse
Mathewson
Matty
Kling
Cub
Brown
Coakley
Overall
Wiltie
Crack Oarsman Charged With Grand Larceny
Syracuse guard James A Ten Eyck Jr of Syracuse University eight oared crew was arrested on a grand larceny warrant. Accuser Stephen Gauss says they poolroom match on Aug 11 winning him 1600 by fraud. Gauss, a Salem bank employee, reports the incident occurred in Syracuse. NEW SALOON. By William Moeller 212 N Delaware St. He will serve you with the test.
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Syracuse
N. Y
James A. Ten Eyck, Jr
Syracuse University
Hudson
Stephen Gauss
Ten Eyck
Gauss
Salem
William Moeller
Delaware Street
Belfast Spider Ends Ring Career With Death
Ike O'Neil Weir known as the Belfast Spider, former world featherweight champion, died at his Chelsea home after a three week illness. He battled consumption for over a year and died bankrupt. a fund raised by sporting men covered his last illness expenses. Weir, born in Ireland, rose to prominence in 1885 by winning the all-weight contest at Manchester and claimed the featherweight title in 1881.
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Mass
Ike O'Neil Weir
Belfast
Chelsea
Weir
Ireland
Manchester
Baseball Matchups Across Leagues Today
National League features Cincinnati at New York Pittsburg at Boston Chicago at Brooklyn St Louis at Philadelphia American League lists Philadelphia at Detroit Washington at Cleveland Boston at St Louis.
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Philadelphia
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Brooklyn Eves
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Pesere
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Bene
Boston Seteee Paws Uoeneesewnas
Washington Foresee
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Brooklyn
Washington
Baseball scores from Philadelphia to Boston
A sequence of midseason results shows Philadelphia defeating Cincinnati 5 0, Pittsburg 6 1, New York 5 4, Washington 2 1, St Louis 3 0, Boston 0. New York edged Chicago 1 0, Detroit 4 4 with no runs in an extra inning.
In the Majors and the Minors Pitchers Sold and Games Set
Stanley Robison tried to sell Stevy McGlynn to Cincinnati for 2000 but manager Ganzel rejected it saying they have too many good youngsters. Ossie Schreck moved from Athletics to White Sox and Payne from Detroit was purchased but Schreck will play in the season’s final battles. Chicago failed to hit Lake as New York won 1 0 in Chicago. Washington beat Cleveland 3 1 as runs came on passes and hits with Johnson striking out batters and Bradley ejected for disputing.
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Stevy McGlynn
Cincinnati
Ganzel
Pig John
Tiger
Reds
Giants
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Dubao
McGinnity
Taylor
McGraw
Ossie Schreck
Athletics
White Sox
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Chicago
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Payne
Detroit
Schreck
Comiskey's Park
Lake
New York
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Davis
Bail
Washington
Cleveland
Clymer
Pickering
Freeman
McBride
Milan
Lajoié
Bemis
Birmingham
Johnson
Bradley
Indianapolis Seeks Fast Hitting Outfield Star
An Indianapolis official says the team plans a strong outfield to replace Jack Hayden with a top major league hitter who is expected to reach .300 and excel defensively. The deal will close after winter waivers, with Watkins signaling two promising young outfielders and possible returns of Durham or Marquard.
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Indianapolis
Jack Hayden
Watkins
Hayden
Davidson
Cook
Coulter
Durham
Marquard
McGraw
League Should Be Run On Sporting Basis Says Brush
John T. Brush defends the Giants victory in a championship game, vowing to challenge what he calls a fixation on cash over fair play. He insists the contest was honestly won and threatens action if the league mismanages the outcome.
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BRUSH
John T. Brush
Giants
New York
National League
First Serious Accident Marred Indiana Football Season
Indiana football suffered its first serious incident of the season when Cripe, a 150 pound back, broke a bone and tore ligaments after a tackle by Sullivan at Notre Dame. Vaughn impressed Coach Place in advancing the ball as the team prepared for the opener with Franklin on October 3. Rose Poly and Eastern Illinois Normal also scheduled games on October 3, while Jimmy Sheldon at Bloomington was rumored to seek more speed after secret practice.
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Indiana
Notre Dame
Cripe
Sullivan
Vaughn
Place
Butler Adds Players Aiming For Better Offense Before Wi nona Game
McKay was moved from half to quarter by Butler football professors to sharpen the offense for the Winona game on October 3 and the DePauw contest a week later. Stiffer from Rushville High joined the squad, and Townsend who played two years ago will join the band next week.
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Butler
Winona
Depauw
Stiffer
Rushville
Townsend
Varsity Man Returns Boosts Wabash Football Team
Crawfordsville Ind Sept 25 Colbert halfback varsity man joined the Wabash football team last evening and with his return there is more joy among the scarlet rooters. Coach Jones is working his men to get them ready for the next game.
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Ind
Colbert
Wabash
Scarlet Rooters
Model C. 12 horsepower power unit advertised in Ft Wayne
An advertisement from Ft Wayne Indiana promotes a Model C 12 horsepower power unit. It invites readers to make an appointment for a demonstration and lists contact Eugene G. Rexford at Central Indians. The fragmentary copy includes a phone number 16 and presents a price of $500.
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Ft. Wayne
Ind
Eugene G. Rexford Oe
Sentral Indians
Purdue Gridiron Scrimmage Preps for Chicago Game
Lafayette Ind Sept 25 Speik of the Purdue football team led a grueling practice at Stuart field with scrimmage work. Coach Speik refused to predict the outcome of next week’s game with Chicago.
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Ind
Speik
Purdue
Stuart Field
Chicago
Tailham coach trains for Antioch game in two weeks
Richmond Indiana September 25 Coach ail of the tailham team has two weeks to prepare for the first game next Saturday at home against Antioch College Ohio. Indiana Automobile Company has enlarged its quarters fronting Massachusetts avenue and Vermont street with a bigger sundry department and a turntable garage added for motor car business.
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Ind
Coachail
Tailham
Antioch College
Ohio
Indiana Automobile Company
Massachusetts Avenue
Vermont Street
Massachusetts Room
Indianapolis
Munters Jump Into Lead In Furniture Bowling Season
The Furniture league opened its season Thursday night at Pastime lanes. The Munters led by taking three games from the Feeneys while Sommers and Messengers each won two games from the People's and Rhodes Burford fives. Summers posted the best total, 765. Charlie Fields of the Roosters rolled 227 216 214. Speicher led the Liquids with 197. Shorts forfeited three games to the Thirteens.
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Feeneys
Sommers
Messengers
People’s
Rhodes-Burford
Boosters
Marion
Vets
Charlie Fields
Roosters
Reliance
Eli Lilly
Bromos
Speicher
Shorts
Elks
Charlie Smith
Chicago Shooters Do Great Work On Traps
S. J. Old of Chicago won high average honors at the fifth annual fall shoot of the Indianapolis Gun Club with 199 of 200. L. R. Barkley, Chicago pro, was top in his class with 18. Joe Michaelis, a local marksman, took second high amateur.
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S. J. Old
Chicago
Indianapolis
L. R. Barkley
Joe Michaelis
England featherweight champ Jim Driscoll arrives in New York
New York reports Jim Driscoll the English featherweight champion has landed in the city and is eager for bouts with Moran Attell or other top U S fighters. He boasts of past wins, notes Bowker and Summers as former opponents, and hints at possible plans to fight in the West after resting.
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Attell
New York
Jim Driscoll
England
Bowker
Johnny Summers
Charlie Griffin
Crawford and Clark Boxed to Draw at Broadway Club
Tommy Crawford of San Francisco and Billy Clark of Philadelphia fought to a draw before a large crowd at the Broadway Athletic Club last night, the bout ending in a split decision with neither boxer gaining superiority.
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Philadelphia
Tommy Crawford
San Francisco
Billy Clark
Broadway Athletic Club
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