Giants Beat Cubs In Protested Game
New York wins in the ninth but the run is questioned as Detroit loses to Boston dropping to third place. Cleveland defeats New York while Chicago edges Philadelphia in a set of Saturday games. National League results include New York over Chicago and Pittsburg over Brooklyn with Boston routing St. Louis.
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Giants Take Contested Win Over Cubs 2 to 1
The New York Giants defeated the Chicago Cubs 2 to 1 in a game marred by a protest over Merkle not touching second base on Bridwell’s ninth inning single. Chance claimed the run should not count and a crowd riot arose before umpires reported to President Pulliam, with a decision pending. If replayed, a doubleheader was planned for today.
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National League Games At New York Summary
National League game details list New York as host with pitching by Mathewson and Bresnahan against Pfeister Kling. The fragment shows scoring sequences 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 2 and 0 0 0 0 0 1 5 3 with incomplete innings. Names imply hall of famers.
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Simple Laxative Remedy Syrup of Figs and Senna
The Well-Informed demand a pleasant and efficient liquid laxative and rely on the known wholesome parts of Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna. California Fig Syrup Co. offers this ethical remedy trusted by physicians for family use, price fifty cents per bottle, sold by leading druggists.
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Big Day at Interstate Fair Attracts Thousands From Wide Districts
Thousands of excursionists arrived by rail as the Interstate fair opened with a livestock parade and packed crowds. Will Stack won the 2:24 pace driven by Bayne while Sweet Child led the 2:20 trot in a close finish. Cargill McMillan Herefords and several Shorthorns exhibit strong Northwest presence from Coverhill Farm and others. Regular trains and special trains from Milwaukee, Northwestern, and Milwaukee lines fed the throng.
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Baseball scores and horse race notes from yesterday
Baseball results across cities feature Cleveland’s tenth straight win over New York and Boston’s win over Detroit while Chicago beat Philadelphia 3 2 in ten innings. Race summaries include Loce’s Airship and a saddle horse win by Andrew Boyd with other racing purses listed.
Gophers Hopeful as Young and Chestnut Return
Minnesota football notes show star tackle Young and end Chestnut likely to play this season. Center Safford also appears in public as hopes rise for key players. A recent practice drew 75 athletes, boosting optimism at Northrop Field.
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Two Jockeys Near Death After Race Fall at Gravesend
In Gravesend New York on September 24 two jockeys H. Smith and Yorke were injured as their mounts fell in the stretch. H. Smith suffered a concussion and Yorke fractured a collar bone. Dugan riding Shadow Glance crossed over causing the spill. Miramar and Dial Plate were also affected. Dugan finished first but his mount was disqualified and he was fined and suspended for the meeting.
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Penn star Dexter Draper to skip Penn football season
Philadelphia Sept 24 Dexter Draper will not join the University of Pennsylvania football squad this fall. Coach Sol Metzger announced that the star halfback will remain at the university and not report for practice amid unsettled outlooks for the season.
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