Tigers Turn Tables On Cubs In World Series Thriller
Detroit Tigers beat the Chicago Cubs in game three of the World Series to take a 2-1 lead. Mullin held Chicago to seven hits while Pfeister struggled, as Detroit capitalized in the sixth inning with five runs to seize control. O Leary Crawford and Rossman led the offense with multiple hits and two RBIs apiece. Attendance grossed $22,767 with 17,000 plus fans watching in Chicago.
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Detroit Tigers
Cubs
Gsore
Coughlin
Si K
Harve
Betther Schaefer
Thomas
Schmidt
Detroit
Nord
Mullin
Pfeister
Michigan
Tigers
Chance
Howard
Disepi
Yan
Cafely
O'Leary
feiGer
McIntyre
Leary
Crawford
Roseman
Steinfeldt
Cobb
Rossman
Hofman
Sheefer
Carriver
Evers
Turrus
Thames
Ei _o
Ebb
Schaefer
Bieree BR
Balse
Orr Pisce
Ry Pfeister
Mullen
O'Day
Sheriden
John T. Brush Replies to Mayor on 1906 NY Baseball Club
John T. Brush president of the New York Baseball Club sent a letter to Mayor McClellan thanking him for congratulations on the club’s 1906 season. Brush expresses appreciation for the city’s support and acknowledges Manager McGrew and the players.
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Lover McClellan
John T. Brush
New York Baseball Club
McGrew
New York National Iverue Baseball Club
Monacer McGraw
England Wins Sculling Title at Putney Course
Ernest Barry of England defeated George Towns of Australia by a length and a half in the sculling championship over the Putney Mortlake course. Barry finished in 21 minutes 1 21.5 seconds and won a $2,000 purse. He is a brother of W A Barry, the previous holder since 1896.
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Get
Australia
England
Ernest Barry
Saten
Xno
George Towns
Putney- Morticke
Berry
Barry
Therapoen
W. A. Barry
Tovce
George Cano Sold for Record Pace Price
Lexington Kentucky October 2 George Cano the pacer set a 2 03 pace a record when Gambetta Wilkes from the Christian Hillis Stables was sold to C M Greenough of New Hampshire for 15 08 dollars in a day of brisk racing and sales.
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Lexington
George Cano
Pacer
Beith
Gambetta Wilkes
Credttem
Christian Hillis
M Greenough
New Hampshire
Wan Cardinals Name Pieper as New Baseball Coach
Corneidee Mase reports the Wan team has appointed L. P. Pieper as coach of the varsity baseball squad. Pieper previously served as a coach elsewhere and is brought in to lead the Wan next season.
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Mase
Toe Heocard
L. P. Pieper
Wan Next Ceteen
Tieper
Wu Pews
Keene to Drive Mercedes in Vanderbilt Cup Race
Foxhall P. Keene will drive his own Mercedes in the Vanderbilt Cup on the Motor Parkway October 24. The Mercedes is a near duplicate of the Grand Prix winner, also entered by Robert Graves and to be driven by Stricker. William K. Vanderbilt Jr. enters a third Mercedes, to be driven by Luttgen.
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Foxhall P. Keene
New Motor Parkway
France
Robert Graves
Stricker
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Luttgen
Foxhall P
Lytle
Motor Parkway
Auto Trophy Contest Backed By Major Car Clubs
The American Automobile Association board accepted Powell Evans offer to donate a 2900 trophy for annual competition by commercial vehicles. The first race may run next spring with routes through principal East Coast cities. Lancia driven by Hilliard placed third overall in the Meadow Brook 211.14 mile sweepstakes on Long Island, while Allen-Kingston led the field.
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American Automobile Association
Powell Evans
Automobile Club of Philadelphia
Hotchkiss
Elliott
Legislative, Touring and
Good Roads Boards
Touring Information and Maps Board
New York City
Technical Board
Contests Board
Racing Board
Touring, Information and Maps Board
Frank RB. Hower
Automobile Club of Buffalo
Contests
Long Island Parkway
Hilliard
Meadow Brook
Lancia
Rainier
Allen-Kingston
National Women’s Golf Championship Entries Loom
Entries for the national women’s golf championship at Chevy Chase Club, Washington, October 19 24, show Massachusetts leading with thirteen entrants including Margaret Curtis and Fanny Osgood. Pennsylvania and Maryland each have seven, with New York and New Jersey weaker at three. Canada is represented by Miss Pheppe.
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Chevy Chase Club
Washington
Massachusetts
Bay State
Margaret Curtis
Harriet Curtis
Fanny C. Osgood
Eastern Golf Association
Mary B. Adams
Pennsylvania
Maryland
New Jersey
New York
Charles T. Stout
Genevieve Hecker
Georgianna Bishop
Brooklawn Country Club
Bridgeport
Conn
Chicago
W. Fellowes Morgan
United States Golf Association
United States
Miss Pheppe
Canada
Strike Closes Wall Paper Plant in Giens Falls
The Imperial Wall Paper Company in Giens Falls Ohio halted operations as 300 workers walked out over overtime pay. Strikers demand time and a half for overtime, while other mills in the city report being tied up by strikes.
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Tribune
Giens Falls
Imperial Wall Paper Company
Attack on American Fishermen Near Sault Ste. Marie
Game Warden Calbeck reports the Canadian authorities fired on the American boat Mary A commanded by Captain Jones last week near the scene of a fish purchase. The boat was hit and Calbeck plans another attempt to capture the vessel.
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Sault Ste. Marie, Mich
Calbeck
Mary A
Jones
Yale Faces West Point Setback After Hobbs Injury
Yale announces Hobbs is out for ea fortnight with a severe ankle injury from the Holy Cross game. Wheaton also sidelined by tonsillitis, Logan and Haines return to uniform, and Brides moves to halfback as Brown fills Hobbs’s tackle role. Secret practice planned at Yale Field.
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Telegraph
the Tribune
New Haven
Hobbs
Yale
West Point
Holy Cross
Wheaton
Logan
Haines
Brides
Wesleyan Denies Slaughter At Schenectady Grid Fight
Wesleyan University athletic director H R Retter rejected Sunday papers reports that the Union Wesleyan football game in Schenectady was a slaughter. He confirmed only one serious injury a broken collarbone and a mild concussion to Wesleyan captain Hammond, with no brutality or crowd trouble.
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H. R. Retter
Wesleyan University
Union-Wesleyan
Schenectady
Wesleyan Union
Hammond
Wesleyan
Miss Wagner Scores in Tight Tennis Victory
Miss Marie Wagner defeated Mrs William H. Pouch 13 11 4 75 in a gripping Hamilton Grange Lawn Tennis Club match yesterday. The singles featured severe shotmaking and strong returns as Wagner claimed the win on the 148th Street courts.
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Marie Wagner
William H. Pouch
Hamilton Grange Lawn
148Th Street
Convent Avenue
Fanny M. Fish
Alice L. Fish
Louise Hammond
S. F. Weaver
Elizabeth H. Moore
Clare Cassell
Marguerite Smith
Fanny M Fish
Elsie Little
F. Weaver
Special Counsel Named for Passaic Valley Sewer Case
Albany Oct. 12 Attorney General Jackson at the request of Edward Hatch Jr chairman of the New York Merchants Association Pollution Committee has named Maurice B Dean of New York as special counsel to conduct in the United States Supreme Court the litigation in connection with the intended construction of the Passaic Valley trunk sewer emptying into New York Harbor.
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Jackson
Edward Hatch, Jr
New York Merchants’ Association
Maurice B. Dean
New York
United States Supreme Court
Passaic Valley
New York Harbor
Two Horses In Chase Page Rides Winner At Belmont Park
In the seventh Corinthian Open Steeplechase at Belmont Park Jimmy Lane ridden by Harry S Page defeated Grandpa and W C Hayes. Jimmy Lane, eight, earned $1 for Page and has twelve wins this season, twenty four as a jumper overall. Etherial beat Wise Mason by a neck, and Gowan set a mile and a half track record at 2 32 15. Falcada defeated Fashion Plate in the fifth race as Footpad tired late. Golden Legend upset thirteen rivals in the first race with Lady Salina among the beaten field.
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Grandpa
Harrys. Page
W. C. Hayes
Mr. Page
Mr. Hayes
Gwyn Tompkins
Etherial
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Beaucoup
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Af Odd
Falcada
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Shreve
Harvard Elects Athletic Council to Oversee Sport Programs
Harvard undergraduates elected six members to regulate athletics, aiming to prevent team or crew members from missing recitations and to maintain scholarship during training. The council pairs with four team captains to ensure attendance and academic standards amid faculty efforts to curb intercollegiate sports.
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Mass
Harvard University
Harvard Athletics
L. K. Lunt
Cororado Springs
Col
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New Britain
Conn
A. Sargent
Brookline
R. ©. Brown
Medford
Harvard
Cambridge University
Schwartz Refuses to Testify in Pushcart Case Hearing
In the resumed License Bureau inquiry Commissioner Mitchel hears Sigmund Schwartz refuse to testify claiming arrest. The session reveals bribery and extortion allegations involving pushcart licenses, with multiple officials and witnesses detailing payments and coercion.
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United Pushcart Pedlers of America
Mitchel
License Bureau
Daniel F. Murphy
William A. Willis
Schwartz
Frank M. O’brien
Willis
George H. Bristol
Fulton Street
Brooklyn
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Manhattan
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Sixth Avenue
van Nieder
Logan
Samuel Hoffman
No. 2 Broadway
Clinton Vaudeville Company
Avenue C
Charles Gerber
Christie Street
Tombs
D'Amato
Frank ©. Brown
Idyamato
Brown
Department of Water Supply, Gas and Electricity
Supreme Court Reassembles For Fall Term
The U S Supreme Court met at noon for the fall term and admitted twenty-one lawyers to practice including two women from the city and James A Fowler new Assistant Attorney General and Charles R Hem enway Attorney General of Hawaii Then adjournment followed to visit the White House and meet the President.
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United States Supreme Court
James A. Fowler
Tennessee
Charles R. Hemenway
Hawaii
White House
Gray loses commission suit over Kissena Park sale
James A. Gray Jr. of Flushing failed to collect a commission from George L. Glasser in a Supreme Court case over the Kissena Park sale to the city for more than 500000. Glasser admitted receiving 66000 in commission but refused to say if he kept it. Justice Burr dismissed the suit.
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James A. Gray, Jr
Flushing
Kissena Park
Burr
Supreme Court
George L. Glasser
Gray
Glasser
John Welz
Joseph Bermer
Borough of
Queens
Justice Burr
Mrs Gould Wins Two Points in Separation Suit
Katherine Clemmons Gould wife of Howard Gould defeated two motions in a separation case. One sought to strike an affidavit supporting $125000 alimony as irrelevant and scandalous. The other aimed to compel clearer details in the complaint against Frank C. McLaughlin for assault. Justice Glegerich noted some affidavit parts may relate to alimony issues and advised a bill of particulars for further detail.
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Katherine Clemmons Gould
Howard Gould
DeLancey Nicoll
Frank CC. McLaughlin
Glegerich
Gould
Gregerich
McLaughlin
The Eel Wins Wilson Stakes at Lexington
The Eel captured the Wilson Stakes for pacers in straight heats at Lexington Kentucky. Jerry . placed second and Hal Raven finished third with times of 2 06 and 2 42 indicating a strong performance by the winner.
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Lexington
Eel
Jerry
Hal Raven
Avenger Held Without Bail After McPherson Killing
Washington dispatch reports Coroner Nevitt held an inquest today on John A. McPherson a former marine shot and killed yesterday by William Jones who twenty seven years ago shot at Charles Guiteau Jones was held without bail
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Washington
Nevitt
John A. McPherson
William Jones
Charles Guiteau
Jones
Suit Against Belmont Won by Belmont in Supreme Court
The jury found in favor of August Belmont in the libel suit brought by jockey John M. Freit for one dollar. Justice Amend instructed the panel on whether Freit was discharged when handed to L. V. Pell and emphasized the criterion of whether the boy believed himself still employed by Belmont at his departure.
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John M. Freit
August Belmont
Supreme Court
Mr. Belmont
Charles W. Goldruier
Belmont
L. V. Pell
Scrugham and Stirrup Trial Set in Forgery Case
Judge Malone set Friday for the trial of George R. Scrugham and Charles Stirrup in General Sessions. They were indicted last February with Charles F. Carrington for forgery in the second and third degrees and conspiracy tied to New York Life Insurance Company trustees elections. They led the international policyholders' committee. John B. Stanchfield appears for them. Carrington, who testified against them, is expected to witness for the state.
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George R. Scrugham
Charles Stirrup
Charles F. Carrington
New York Life Insurance Company
International Policyholders’ Committee
John B. Stanchfield
Carrington
Scrugham
Stirrup
White Star Lines Says Liverpool Service Dates Shift
The White Star Line announced new sailing days for its Liverpool service. From now on departures from New York will be Saturdays and from Liverpool Fridays. The Celtic will sail on Saturday October 4, and the Arabic will depart Liverpool on Friday October 30.
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Liverpool
New York
Celtic
Here
Thaw Leaves White Plains Jail for Matteawan Asylum
Harry K. Thaw exited White Plains jail at 4 PM in custody of Dr. Amos T. Baker en route to Matteawan State Asylum after Justice Mills dismissed a writ for trial to determine sanity. Attorneys planned appeals as Thaw moved toward Pittsburgh bankruptcy proceedings and awaited orders to return to Matteawan.
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White Plaine
Matteawan State Asylum
Amos T. Baker
Justice Mills
Supreme Court
Francis A. Winslow
Westchester County
Asa Bird Gardiner
Thaw
Justice Dowling
Morschauser
Sanford White
Charles Morschauser
Poughkeepsie
Franklin Bartlett
New York
Justice Mill
Justice Morschauser
Pittsburg
Morsehauser
William Thaw
Carnegie
Josiah Thaw
the Tribune
Newburz
N. Y
Fishkill Landing
Baker
Judge Mills
W. R. Blair
Matteawan
Yarmouth Settlement Cancelled in Divorce Court
London October 12 A Divorce Court order cancels the Earl of Yarmouth rights in a 1903 Pittsburg settlement with Miss Alice Cornelia Thaw. The $66 life portion and $300.09 upon the wife’s death were specified, plus an income of 30 a year from the wedding. The marriage was annulled February 5, 1908.
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London
Earl of Yarmouth
Alice Cornelia Thaw
Pittsburg
Miss Thaw
Long Acre seeks rehearing on bond and stock issue
The Long Acre Electric Light and Power Company opened a second Public Service Commission rehearing before Commissioner Maltbie on plans to issue 90000 in bonds and 19000 in stock. Testimony suggested legal challenges and possible writ of certiorari if the decision remains unfavorable.
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Long Acre Electric Light and Power Company
Maltbie
Public Service Commission
Public Service Commissions Act
Alfred J. Tully
Light and Power Company
Ditterhoefer
Long Acre Company
Consolidated Gas Company
Tully
Maltbin
Luck Baldwin Bets Against Anti-Race Legislation
Las Angeles based E J Lucky Baldwin bets $50,000 against $4,000 that no anti racetrack law will pass in the upcoming Legislature. He predicts California will not ban race gambling in five years. He argues tourism and winter sport would suffer if racing stopped.
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Tritone
Los Angeles
E. J
Baldwho
California
Baldwin
San Francisco
United States
Fire destroys chickens and Sailors Hall in Chicago market
In downtown Chicago on October 12 a large fire consumed several thousand chickens and damaged property valued at 75 dollars in the wholesale produce market on South Water street. Sailors Hall, a Great Lakes sailors rendezvous and Chicago landmark, was partly demolished.
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Chicago
South Water Street
Sailors’ Hall
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