Sluggers win one as colonels lose one in mixed results
Baseball tally shows St. Louis and Cleveland strong late. Philadelphia, New York and Brooklyn mix wins. Attendance around 2,000 as Pittsburg and Louisville split. Buckley and Mortality players noted amid a day of hard hitting and scattered results across the circuit.
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St. Louis
Clevelands
Weatherclear
Pittsburg
Louisville
New York
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Washington
Boston
T. Louis Rene Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago
Cleveland Hepa
Hese
Nave
Omckean
Mortality
Virmue L
Buckley, c
Leer
Wnt
Tebeat
Devas
Votal
PisteWare
Mhiadelphia
Cincinnatii
Hicare
Louwrille
Washington’s Baseball Game Recap With Player Highlights
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a baseball game at Washington featuring players such as Stivetts Burke Staley and Shannon. Mentions include home runs two-base hits and a long list of players with partial statistics and umpire Burns cited.
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Bottot
Washington
Sveany
Sin & Ae
Tucker
Dowse
Lowd
Qutau
Oe Wee
Ion
Adaa
Shannon
Long
Nashe
Peiee Long
Stivetts
Burke
Mallee
al Annon
Staley
Bee
Burns
Baseball game summary between St. Louis and Cleveland
St. Louis and Cleveland played a game with two-base hits by Werden Hawsey Zimmer Moriarty and Carathers. Stolen bases by Harket and Flrat base on balls by Hawsey Clarkson Cupp Breitenstein and Hawley. Hawley struck out three times. Time of game two hours and minutes. Unmpire Buckley.
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St. Louis
Cleveland
Larnedrons
Clarkson
Cuppy
Breitenstein
Uliikeon
Brettenstein
Hawley
bal—Buckley
Wid Piiches
Tore Repar
Paila
Kerler
Hamilton
LYONS
Oisntimanm
Doyie
Ieesepress
Tiernan
Ieneeee Fuller
King
Weyhing
Boyeod McMahon
Cross
Comnor
Dalb
Hing
Werhing
Thompeon
Kin Cate
Ewing
Vorpire—Emslie
Brooklyn vs Baltimore darkened by game halted for darkness
Brooklyn and Baltimore tied through a long afternoon as darkness halted play with attendance 1 076. The score and line-ups show mixed performances from Sutcliffe Maddock and Haddock on the mound, while the teams traded early runs before the interruption.
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New Tons
Brooklyn
Slugger Shogart Keeper of One Slugger Day
A misplayed field and a late error cost the Slaggers a second win at Exposition Park. Frankie Shugart starred for the visitors, but costly miscues and a shaky extra inning let Louisville tie and clinch the game in dramatic fashion.
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Louisville Fellows
Frankie Shogart
Exposition Park
Sanders
Terry
Soehone
Shugart
feQuaid
Bassett
Jennings
Whistler
Baldwin
Stratton
Shugert
Mitchell
van Holtren
Wagner Indicates Interest in Selling Washington Club
National capital chatter spreads that President George W. Wagner may sell the Washington baseball franchise. Wagner and Washington officials deny definite offers, noting no sale yet but open to terms if offered. The Washington club faces financial strain and aims to rebuild with young players as negotiations linger.
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Watersoton
Oct
National Capital
George W. Wagner
Washington Club
Pittsburg Elue
Pittsbergs
Clevelands
Paterson
Robison Plans New York Trip for League Meeting
Cirretaxn reports President Frank De H. Robison will fly to New York Monday for a league meeting and then seek Boston playoff talks. He pledges a $1,000 bet with a Boston official if Cleveland earns the right to challenge Boston. He also promises to add funds to bonuses for the Cleveland players if he wins.
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Cirretaxn
Oct
Frank de H. Robison
New York
Robison
Boston
Cleveland
Franklin Defeats Warren in Baseball Tilt 4 to 2
Franklin beat Warren 4 to 2 as Alexander pitched strongly for Franklin and the defense held up well. Warren pitchers were wild, with Franklin tallying hits and runs while Mayean Boyd, Jones, and Malone also contributed at the plate. The league standings show Craftons and Herves in a tight race after recent results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraxseim
Warren
Franklin
Adthicol
Alexander
Franklins
Engs
Aport
Felding
Franklin Sls
Mattern
Warret
Mayean Boyd
Jones
Malone
Maya
Cleveland Strikes Onward In Eastern Trip For Next Season
Reports say St Louis on eastern swing. Kive Gaffney to be favored for championship play with the Hosons if series occurs. Duff underperforms and new third baseman praised. Daly and Reeser highlighted for left hand hitting. Southside Gyms beat G W Tibrus 9 to 5. Comis considers new players as season nears end. Cleveland fans rally around Tebeau and team amid presidential talk.
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St Louis
Bas
Kive
Gaffney
Clevelanda
Hosons
Duff
Sishon
Vingn
Kelly
New Yorks
Reeser
BiLuy Jorce
Tom Daly
Spectatora Bere
Southside
G. W. Trinburs
Homestead
Esterday
Casey
O'Brien
Trinbers
Gould
Napoleon
St. Helens
Anson
Philadelphia
Mg Ag
Comis
Aluty
THF
Rapidecs
Mney
Cleveland
Olympic Club Clears Over Four Million in Big Fights
The Olympic Club reported a profit of 426192 from three boxing events with receipts of 1017M and expenses of 680708. Purses to centers totaled 2000, rents covered various items, and 690 commentary tickets plus 821 and 84 were issued for the McAnliffe Dixon Skelly and Sullivan Corbet bouts. Seat sales totaled 651 first night, 2 second night, and 1081 third night, with the treasury empty at proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympic Club
Fenters
Philadelphias Hold Lead Over Irish in Four-Hour Cricket Day
The crowd of 10 000 to 12 000 watched Philadelphia bat in their second innings as 181 runs were added after four hours. The Philadelphians totaled 38 for two after combining with 157 in the first innings. Ireland was 75 for three at 5 15 pm needing 217 more to win with Scott delivering standout batting. The match to finish Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Oct
Philadelphias
Philadelphians
Scott
Ashland trio rides through Ohio to Pittsburg and back
Mesara E C Owens and 8 W Hull from Ashland Ohio arrived in the city last night after leaving Ashland at 5 30 Friday morning. They rode 172 miles to Pittsburg and covered 101 miles yesterday. Weather and roads were good and they passed through Wonster Smithville Marshallville Orville Dalton Greenville Massillon Canton Lee Fielfburg Alliance Damascus Selim Washingtonville Columbiana New Waterford East Palestine Darlington Beaver Falls Sewickley. They plan to return via Akron in a few days, arriving home Friday next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtonville
Columbiana
New Waterford
East Palestine
Darlington
Beaver Fails
Sewickley
Akron
East End Gymnastic Club Becomes Pittsburg Athletic Club
A court decree granted yesterday allows the East End Gymnastic Club to rename the association Pittsburg Athletic Club. The change formalizes the transition of the local sports group into a new city club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East End Gymnastic Club
Pittsburg Athletic Club
Ita Nie
Miscellaneous Sporting Notes from the City Tracks
Various horse racing plans and match setups surface with ToT Meien ready at Morris Park and Pessara unlikely to race again this season. boxing and football injuries are listed, with planned matches and club affairs, plus a note on a forthcoming Oak Grove Driving Club event and Western AmateurAthlete entries. Diamonds and jewelry promotion closes the column.
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John White
Soho
Jack Seelly
Crist
Joux Drexsos
Jas
Brooke
Homewood Park
University of Soviets
Doxey
Parker
Slater
Captain Hart
Stanford
Kilmaris
Racne
Flambeau
Gore
Hinfax
Racine
Fairy
Oak Grove Driving Club
Warren
C. W. Dennison
Erng
Princetons
Hnif
Poels
Balllet
Fiscus
Harold
Len
Western Association of Amateur Athletes
Buffalo
Firesimmons
Hall
Greggs
Costello
Corbett
Jackson
Davies
Hardman Piano 6125 and Other Objects for Sale
Auction and shop ad style notice listing a Hardman piano in good condition for sale by J. M. Horrocks & Co at 637 Smithfield Street, a Mason & Hamlin organ for $35, and mentions of Exposition concerts with Alice Raymond and Trook’s famous selections. Also notes 50 farms wanted within 40 miles of Pittsburgh and various household goods from Steinmann’s store plus furniture work by Wrack and Hayes & Keevan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Horruaxs & Co
Smthfield
Mason & Hamlin
Pittsburg
Lams & Dixox
Buscessora Sloan & Co
Fourth Avenue
Great Jockey Garrison Triumphs in Rich Matron Stakes at Morris Park
At Morris Park Oct 1 Jockey Snapper Garrison rode Sir Francis to victory in the Matron Stakes with Brewer Ebret the winning owner. Dr Hasbrouck lowered the 5 furlongs record to 57 seconds and Yeman then set a new 6 furlongs mark, while Reckon led the Fordham Handicap field before fading. Miss Maude edged Garrison for second as Eagle Bird and Rebecca Rowett colt also ran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morr Park
Snapper” Garrison
Brewer F. Ebret
Atakes
Hasbrouck
Modered
Sweetbriar
Fides
Yeman
Thomases
Conerance
Fordham
Montana
Garrison
Equity
Reckon
Odin
Fingtall
Miss Mautle
Sir Francis
Stoke
Rebeccs Rowett
On Rush
Littlefield
Miss Maude
Billy Donohue
Rebecca Rowett
Donohue
Miss Mauve
Francis
Adelbert
Stadelic
McCafferty
Hugh Penny
Hugh
McCaferty
Dogmethd
Tantenatha
Aalortomn Correction
Littleticid
Matthew 337
Vestibuis
Moyne
Prince George
Alao Rat
Furlei
Sim
Tox
Penn
Ime
Arab
Sir George
Littlefeld
Matuna
Demuth
Rose
Lustre
Jan Biilly
Piutas
Sayonara
Woermser
Uncle Dim
Lovelace
Sam Walsey
Shadow
Restraint
Adeebertua
Relff
Hiram
Badia
Sweet Alice
Prince Imrial
Warsaw
Lady Richmond
Latonia Track Racing Close at Latonia Ky 31st Meet
About 8000 attended the Latonia meeting as weather stayed perfect and track remained fast. Favorites won in the second and fourth races with close finishes in the others. betting was lively and non favorites won several events. First race six furlongs for non winners, Ernest Mat 8 at 4 to 1 won by a half length. second race for non winners two races, Kildaire 14 to 5 won by a length. third race six furlongs Roun i edged by half a length. fourth race Bonnie Byrd 108 won easily by two lengths. fifth race Ida Pickwick won by open length. sixth race Joe Perkins 7 to 1 won by an open length. Stakes payoff $1.05 to 2.
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Cincinnati
Latonia
Ernest Mat
Perkins
Wo — Halk
Fath Ts
Paul Domber
Raid
Jams
Eeound
Cs Pnanor Mr Min
J. Morgan
Kildaire
Freeman
Sargent
Overton
Charles Ae Im
Cara Laralie
Mungio
Bonnie Byrd
Biol
Ate Yon
Louise Marito
Adteeceatie Hughes
An di Oheebarry
Beepsay
I Hotel
Ida Pickwick
KR. V
Joe Perkins
Bob Tooms
Persea
Waccond
Conley
London
Corrinecae Rockers
World racing notes hint at records with top horses
Forbes 125000 stallion Arion looms for world records across Poxington Nashville and Columbia courses. No Orme La Fleche clash at October Newmarket. La Fleche enters Champion Stakes while Orme targets Lowther Stakes. Baron de Hirsch mare highly fancied for Cambridgeshire. Czarewitch favorite Brandy at 10 to 1 with Colonel North placing 4000 to 100 against both rivals.
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Forbes
Arion
Nashville
Columbia
Loxpor
Oct
Orme
la Fleche
Newmarket
Baron de Hirsch
Cambridgeshire
Czarewitch
Jim
Colonel North
Western Pennsylvania League Football Schedule Opens Season
The Western Pennsylvania Football League plans a season opener on October 16 with club teams preparing in advance. Read about first series matchups including Wilkinsburg Mansfield Oakmont McDonald Homestead and early notes on Princeton Rutgers and Lehigh Swarthmore games.
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Western Pennsylvania Football League
Williamsburg
Jennnettes
Mansfield
McDonald
Manefield
Wilkinsburg
New Caste
Oakimont
McDonald Va
Homestead
Columbins
Wilkinsburg Va
Oakmont
Willkingburg
Mans Orid
New Caatie
New Castle
Manafield
Wilkinshburg
Mansfeld
Mont
Wiknsburg
Homere Oakmont
New Castile
Mooma
New Cratlo
Wilkinspry
Homeomit
Washington
Vakmont
Y M C A projects and railroad work headline Pittsburgh notices
W h emnesure Y M C A seeks a building while West End water supply remains scarce. East End Y M C A plans lectures and concerts. Pennsylvania Railroad workers to wear winter uniforms tomorrow. BEREMAN Dow in penitentiary says he longs for work. Sanisaveo infrastructure new incandescent plant to operate in three weeks. Dr Vazzano vaccinated over 1500 Allegheny school children. Levy bond and license dues case noted. Elba Iron Works shows no change. Everson reports progress. R A Ford to present a flag to Lorena Division No 34 EK P next Tuesday in Common Council Chamber for Mayor Gourley to receive. Bar Association held routine session. first since June. M A Wood ward president.
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Whemnesure Y. M. C. A
Tuz
West End
Gaexn
Pittsburg
Tus
East End Y. M. C. A
Penxsylvain Railroad
AvNaRenIat Bereman
DOW
Ssanisaveo
Tere
Elba Iron Works
Everson
Witt R. Ford
Lorena Division
Oight
Common Council
Gourley
Bar Association
M. A. Wood
Ward
Amateur Athletic Union Championship Ends With Record Race Heights
The fifth annual AAU Championship at Manhattan Field drew about 5 000 spectators as records were pursued in 17 events. Winners included W B Curtis NY A C in sprints, H Morrel NYU in hurdles, and J S Alitchcli NY A C in throwing events, with distances and records noted across sprints, hurdles, distance runs, pole vault, high jump, and shot put.
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Amateur Athletic Union
Pittaburger
Amsar Athletic Union
United States
Manhattan
W. B. Curtis
Harry Cornaton
George Bartlet Ge
C. Ne Mart Bishop
Charles Alt Baker
William Hibbs
Harr
Detroit A. Cr
Secon Luthe M. A. G
Morrel
Sortberg
Jursey
Zimmerman
Beid Lamiere
Wong
M. A. C. Mines
George Schnis
A. C
Secon Arson
Sam
Liebgold
Paat
Ae c
CG. L. Bicol
Harry Jewet
Detroit
Corey F
Ash Ton
Ae Saat
M. A. C. Suensé
Waldron
Montreal
D. Day
Ki. J. A. C. Tine
Ios
Uarigr
A. G
Seomd
Anni
M. F
Xavivier
Herrick
A.C
Wits
George ¥. K. Gray
N.Y. A.C
Pele Desay
Ness
N.Y
Willmice
Coughlin
Ly Os Jarenee
River News and Notes Special Telegrams to Time Dispatch
Louisville weather clear and river gauges show rising water with 1 foot 9 inches on the falls and 4 feet 1 inch in the canal. Reports from below list various river levels and falling readings. Shippings and crews frequent the Louisville wharfs as captains and engineers change hands and vessels overhaul engines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Time Dispatch
Louisville
Busines
J. L. Stath
Kentucky Aree Company
J. Abrahams
Iea
Evansville
J. W
Pleassolt
Trades Assembly Elections Postponed in Western Pennsylvania
The new trades assembly met for organization with 37 delegates from as many unions. A date mix up left many old delegates without credentials, so officer nominations were postponed to October 15. Expected turnout at that meeting is 100 delegates from 80 organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Trades Assembly of
Western Pennsylvania
Glass Workers Union
Boy Burned After Benzo Scene in County Fire
In Birdaboro, Oct. last night a companion spilled benzine on Charles Brinton, a boy, and then set him alight with a match causing severe burn injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birdaboro
This County
Charles Brinton
Brinton
Fires Cause Major Property Loss Across Multiple Cities
In Buenos Ayres a fire at the Mion stock yards destroyed pens and sheep valued at 2200 with 50 sheep perishing and total loss to pens at 5090, partly insured. Austin Minnesota reports American Fiber Company machinery and a New Jersey Tie Company factory burned last summer, a unique US plant with 35000 loss and no insurance. Milwaukee saw a large brick dwelling and machine shops damaged, with Nordberg Company pattern losses around 25000 and other damages about 10000. the building loss of Pabst Brewing Co. is insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omahba
Mion
Austin, Minn
American Fiber Company
Tie Company 14
New Jersey
United States
Milweaukee
Norberg Co Npany
Basle
Nordberg Company
Pabst Brewing Company
McKee's Rocks Driving Park Charter Filed by Attorney
Attorney Frank Thompson filed for a charter for the McKee's Rocks Driving Park. Directors listed include J. C. Reilly F. H. Heeber William Suikham C. J. Bchules Jr Philip Stemmier Dr J. W. Onstort FE V. Wood Christian Kirover B L McMunn. Capital stock $20 000 in 40 shares at 65 ed share. Park to serve airs living etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Thompson
McKee's Rocks
J. C. Reilly
F. H. Heeber
William Suikham
C. J. Bchules, Jr
Philip Stemmier
J. W. Onstort
FE. V. Wood Christian Kirover
B. L. McMunn
Relation Between Energy and Matter
A brief note discusses the relation between energy and matter and their indistinct boundaries in physical theory. It highlights historical debates and conceptual shifts without asserting a definitive resolution.
The Favorite Prescription Ad Promotes A Strong Tonic
The piece critiques a patent medicine claim and notes it as a powerful, invigorating tonic and nervine marketed to women. It questions the cure-all rhetoric and warns readers about sensational claims in medical advertisements.
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Second Avenue
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Omcer Murphy
Journalistic Enterprise
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Market ST
Cor. Diamond
Pittsboro, Pa
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Ed Smith Ave
Duquesne College
R. E. M. Wood
Benen
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