Boston Strong: Clarkson Shakes New Yorks and Phillies Tie
The Boston team overwhelmed home players at Recreation Park with Clarkson dominant on the mound. New York and the Chicago and Philadelphia clubs produced a puzzling tie. The article praises Clarkson as the pivotal figure and notes key defensive plays, injuries, and a 5-run fifth inning that flipped the game, with about 1,800 in attendance despite threatening weather.
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Bostons
Clarkson
New York
Chicagos
Phillies
Young
Mike Kelly
Dominic
Galvin
Chicago and Phillies End In Darkness Draw
Chicago and Philadelphia battled to a 6 6 tie after nine innings as darkness halted play. Hallman hit a eighth inning homer to level the score, while Clements handled 14 chances without error and Sanders pitched well despite abundant hits. Attendance 1,500.
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CareaGco
Chicago
Phillies
Sanders
Clements
Hallman
Keefe Shuts Out Cleveland in Fine NY Showdown
Keefe pitched a magnificent game for New York, with only Gilks safely connecting and just three balls reaching the outfield. Gore and Ewing delivered three-base hits for New York, while Cleveland managed limited offense. Game lasted one hour and minutes with Lunoch umpiring.
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Cleveland
Keefe
New York Today
Gilks
Clevelands
New Yorks
New York
Gore
Ewing
Stricker
Richardeon
Whitney
Tedeau
Ward
Fats
Richardson
Connor
Hoosiers Defeat Senators Behind Rusie Big Home Run Parade
In Indianapolis on October 3 Rusie shut down the Senators with only two hits allowed. Haddock struggled, while a crowd of about 300 observed a low scoring contest. Key moments included two back-to-back base hits by Glasscock and Bassett, a three-base shot by Hines, a home run by Bassett, and runners left on by Seery and Glasscock as Indiana's squad capitalized on timely hits.
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Indianapolis
Rusie
Senators
Haddock
Rerfas
Seery
Lina
Rian Coos
Basie
Beery
J. Irtin
Hines
Glasscock
Bassett
Savin
Bom
President Young Rules On Open Date In Baseball Case
Washington reports President Young addressed the possibility of transferring a postponed New York vs Cleveland game to Cleveland. He said the board must interpret what an open date means under the constitution and that a protest may be filed if the teams proceed. He declined to define open date beyond constitutional language.
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Washington
Young
New York
Cleveland
New Yorks
Clevelands
Board of Directors
Still Hopeful as Boston Team Aims for Pennant
Veteran Pop Smith expresses strong confidence in winning the pennant and notes the prize of 1000 dollars per man. Boston heads to Washington for a week of games amid Knights Templar events. Clarkson Kelly head home Saturday. Young Daley shows pitching potential but needs control. Pop Laithoe questions Lee alleged Brotherhood scheme. no truth to Kelly release claims.
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Pop” Smith
Bostons
Washington
Knights Templar
Clarkson
Kelly
Daley
Pop" Laithoe
Brotherhood
Lee
Sehorns
Unclear 1920s sports standings snippet
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered team abbreviations and scores including New Yorks, Houstons, Chicagos, Pittshares, and Indianapolis with odd punctuation. No coherent game result or date emerges. unable to determine a definite event or outcome from the readable portion.
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Clevelands
New Yorks
Houstons
Chicagos
Pittshares
Indianapolis
Washingtonsll & J
Bridegrooms take walkover over Athletics at Washington Park
New York October 3 The Bridegrooms won easily against the Athletics at Washington Park Brooklyn Caruthers allowed only four hits while McMahon’s curves dominated the game Smith Pinckney Collins Foutz O'Brien and Corkhill made key plays as Brooklins carried the day Corkhill and Fine contributed with solid hitting and Caruthers pitched effectively before Seueven as umpire.
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New York
Athletics
Washington Park
Brooklyn
McMahon
Caruthers
Smith
Pinckney
Collins
Foutz
O'Brien
Corkhill
Ee Caruthers
Eae Brooklins
Glaser
Brookieee
Rune Brook
Hard Beating in Cincinnati versus Louisville
Cincinnati celebrated a return home by defeating Louisville in an exciting game. The Reds led through the eighth inning before Cincinnati posted nine runs. Beard and Sickee powered the offense as Louisville struggles continued.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnatis
Louisvilles
Beard
Casas
Hiollidas
Flanigan
Basco Pea
Coer
Ana
Easy Baltimore win over Columbus Babies
Baltimore defeated Columbus easily as Kilroy’s curves troubled the Babies. Haldwin allowed few safe hits at critical moments while the Baltimore bullpen supported the win. Columbus managed only two earned runs.
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Baltimore
Columbus
Kilroy
Haldwin
Theskies
Baltimores
Browns defeat Cowboys in well played series game
St Louis on October 3 hosted the second game of the Browns versus the Kansas Citys in front of about 1,000 fans. Stivetts and Swartzel pitched well with solid work from both sides. O Neill and Burns sparked offense as Hecker umpired. Kansas Citys and St. Louis recorded scattered hits and miscues as the game progressed.
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St. Louis
Browns
Kansas Citys
Stivetts
Swartzel
O'Neill
Burns
Guy Hecker
Es Techanis
Kanaas City
Errore Et Loui
Rae
Famed
Van Der Ahe Refuses Sale of Captain Comiskey
In St Louis on October 3 W H B Voltz of Philadelphia, agent for the Philadelphia club, offered 15 000 for Captain Comiskey the largest bid yet for a baseball player. Van der Ahe refused asserting the team will stay intact with Comiskey. Browns suffered again with Robinson fined 10 and benched, Chamberlain pitched poorly and Ramsey saved the day.
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Str. Louis
W. HB. Voltz
Philadelphia
Comiskey
Pittsburg
Anson
van der Abe
Voltz
Browns
Robinson
Chamberlain
Ramsey
Reliable Joe Sommer Released by Baltimore Club
The Baltimore club released veteran outfielder Joe Sommer, the last of the original nine, noted as a fan favorite with declining fielding and eye for the ball. Ray to move to right field while Miller performs steadily. Rumor states President Wikoff will resign as American Association executive. Mr. Krouthel of Kansas City may be elected successor.
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Bltmore
Joe Sommer
Baltimore
Ray
Miller
Wikoff
American Association
Krouthel
Kansas City
Springfield Ohio Tri-State Club Seeks Games
The Springfield Ohio Tri-State League club plans a tour through Unio and Western Pennsylvania and seeks games with East End Athletics Pittsby McKeesports Homes. Braddocks Meadvilles and Erie Pa. They will play Youngstown October 4 5 and 7 and invite telegraphic replies to manager H A Isher for preferred terms and dates.
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Springfield
Ohio
Unio
Pennsylvania
East End Athletics
Pittsby McKeesports
Homesteads
Braddocks
Meadvilles
Erie
Springfields
Youngstown
H. A. Isher
National and American Association Baseball Schedule Fragments
National League rosters listed for multiple city matchups including Pittsburg New Yorks Cleveland Philadelphia Chicago and Washingtons, while American Association teams Columbus at Baltimore and Louisville at Cincinnati appear among the schedules.
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National League
Pittsburg
New Yorks
Cleveland
Philadelphias
Chicago
Washingtons
Indianapolis
American Association
Columbus
Baltimore
Louisville
Cincinnati
Unknown Woman Body Found Near Hays Station
The body of an unidentified woman, about 45, with black hair in a black dress and red shawl, lies at Semme broch's undertaking on the Southside awaiting identification. Many have viewed the remains. the inquest was postponed hoping for recognition.
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Hays Station
Semmebroch
Medical boat race set for October 19 between local doctors
Preparing for the race arouses wide interest in East End as Dr. A. M. Barr and Dr. Venn train with Pat Luther and Paddy Brennan assisting. Jacob Stein is judge and Fred School referee. A prize of 250 dollars will be paid the day of the race, to be rowed from Sharpsburg bridge to Forty-third street bridge between 2 and 4 PM.
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Barr
Dr. Venn
East End
Pat Luther
A. M. Barr
Paddy Brennan
Venn
Jacob Stein
Fred School
Sharpsburg Bridge
Forty-third Street Bridge
Major Denniston Explains Exposition Ticket Policy
Major Denniston outlines that no authorized Grand Army of the Republic tickets were sold on railroads for the East Liverpool complaint. Only veterans who marched in the parade received free tickets, not wives or daughters.
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East Liverpool
Denniston
Grand Army
Haam Arrested on Embezzlement Charge
Louis Haam was arrested yesterday by Detective Gumbert of the Second district on a warrant from Magistrate Hyndman. Por ter accuses Haam of swindling him out of 25 dollars by false reputation. Haam is held at the Nineteenth ward station and will have a hearing this morning.
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Louis Haam
Gumbert
Second
Hyndman
Charles Porter
Haam
Nineteenth Ward
Gas Shortage Halts Work at Republic Mill
A severe gas shortage hit the Southside yesterday causing weak pressure on the mains. Mills and factories including the Republic mill, which uses Philadelphia gas, were forced to idle as insufficient pressure prevented workers from firing their heats. The Philadelphia Company led in maintaining some supply while others lagged.
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Philadelphia Company
Republic
Philadelphia
Missing Blackburn Man Aged 24 From Allegheny
Thomas Blackburn 24 is missing from No 10 South Avenue Allegheny since August 18. He has been in the country about three months leaving his trunk and pastas. His cousin Samuel McCune and the police are following up sightings and clues.
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Blackburn
Thomas Blackburn
South Avenue
Allegheny
Samuel McCune
Mortuary Report Records 103 Deaths in Vo District
Last week’s mortuary report lists 103 deaths in the vo district with principal causes including diphtheria. The figures note several cases and a breakdown by cause, reflecting the era’s public health concerns.
Little Minch Shocks Favorites at Jerome Park
Spirited Latonia weekend notes credit fine weather and strong racing. Little Minch upset the favorites at Jerome Park in a brisk afternoon program while Senorita triumphed at Morris Park. Mike Conley challenged Joe McAuliffe to a finish as Latonia draws drew the largest attendance of the meeting. winds, track conditions and purse results described for multiple races from selling purses to stakes.
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Latonia
Little Minch
Jerome Park
Senorita
Morris Park
Mike Conley
Joe McAuliffe
Surprised the Talent at Jerome Park May World-class Race Upset
On a fine October day at Jerome Park, about 1,500 spectators viewed the fall meeting of the American Jockey Club. The Chappaqua handicap over Titan course featured Lady Margaret as favorite and Defaulter strong second, but Little Minch pulled an upset winning while the favorite finished third. Race results included multiple runners across five events with times and placings for Prose, Castaway AI, Caliente, and others.
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American Jockey Club
Titan Course
Lady Margaret
Little Minch
Mr. Pelham
St. John
Mary Huckiey
Beil Peyton
Manel Glenn
Maris’ Milly
Mr. Pelm
Gramercy
Tiburn
Successor
Fernwood
Chieftain
Little i
Innes
Sucotesor
Ees
Tulsa
Blackburn
Rave
Anle
Prose
Castaway AI
J A B
Sam Wood
Caliente
Charlie Dreux
Volunteer” i
Lady Marga
Fitzroy Bravo
Ban F
Gritalan
Little Chung
Tim
Letretia
Valet
Maid of Orleans
Two Good Races Won Handily at Morris Park
At Morris Park on October 3 the notable Peytona stakes for 3 year old fillies and the Echo stakes for all ages highlighted today's card. Attendance ran about half of yesterday's, but the program attracted strong performances with Lacrentia and Senorita among winners in key events and a swift overall pace across the sideline notes.
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Senorita
Bell Wood
Mores Panx
Lacrentia
Everginde
Flossie
Nosegay
Sation
Galdridge
Huis Morse
Warie Lovell
Henwood
William Stone
Kenwood
Ana Strideaway
Pridcaay
Exposition of Licking County Products At Old Fort Assured
Newark reports the Licking county products exposition at Old Fort is a growing success with strong attendance today. Despite garbled text in parts, the event highlights local crafts and goods drawing community interest and vitality.
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Newark
Licking County
Old Fort
Naestry
Dogs and owners move to Crowley Mill area in England
A fragment states the v of a dog owned by Colonel Wellsley named Kellut and a female Ink Ned Lady born at Crowley Mill Hoon West Brayton Uxbridge England. The doctor already owns valuable dogs of a related breed.
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Wellsley
Kellut
Crowley Mill Hoon
West Brayton Uxbridge
England
Tom Morgan Purchased for J. B. Clarion Races Soon
Messrs Patterson and Waddle buy the bay gelding George 8 and add the stylish standard bred stallion Tom Morgan to J. B. Clarion’s string. He will race this fall to lower his record ahead of stud plans next spring.
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Messrs. Patterson and
Waddle
George 8
Stalian
Tom Morgan
J. 8
B . Clarion
Filly Samantha Euthanized After Latonis Fall
The horse Samantha, bred in Danville from Pedanne BR Fields and out of Chattendam Rita Eliott, fell in the Latonis second race yesterday and sustained injuries requiring euthanization. The filly, named Hare Obles, was described as untrained and erratic.
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Cixeres Ati
Samantha
Latonis
Danville
Pedanne BR
Chattendam
Rita Eliott
Mae
Sweet sells young pacer Green Horn for $900
G. W. Sweet sold his young pacer Green Horn yesterday to Pittsburg gentlemen for $900. The horse, remembered for winning at Exposition Park last Saturday, will be scarcely entered in some fall races.
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G. W. Sweet
Greenhorn
Pittsburg
Exposition Park
Ithaca Giant Conley Challenges McAuliffe to Fight
Special Telegram from Oakland Wisconsin reports Conley the Ithaca Giant has challenged Joe McAuliffe to a finish fight at the California Club for a stake and a purse.
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Oakland
Wis
Conley
Ithaca
Joe McAuliffe
California
Harrison's Mistake the Corporal Cut
Washington October 3 A US Senator criticizes the Presidents handling of appointing a Pension Commissioner noting rival candidates and gossip have harmed the process. He suggests a fit candidate could have been chosen earlier, cites Warner Brown Campbell and Hartranft as examples, and predicts continued trouble regardless of the pick.
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WasHindon
United States
Tanner
Noble
Warner
Missouri
Merrill
Brown
Cincianssi
Campbell
Kansas
Tenner Beabe
Hartranft
Sey
Taoner
Two Sides to Publishing Civil Service Eligibles
In a special telegram from Erisaton dated October 3 Commissioner Thompson discusses the debate over publishing civil service eligible lists. He argues that secrecy offers little protection against spoilsman influence and that public lists provide equal chances for all, including humble applicants, by exposing where friends stand and enabling fairer access to certifications.
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Civil Service
Dispatch
Erisaton
Thompson
Runaway Teen From Terre Haute Located in City
John Shrempf, 15, vanished from East End with banjo player Thomas Fox known as Billy the Bum. Father at 306 Collins Ave, East End. Inspector McAleese circulated photos nationwide. Chief of Police notified Terre Haute, where the youth was found. Awaiting father to retrieve him.
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John Shrempf
Collins Avenue
East End
Thomas Fox
Aliss
Billy the Bum
Shell
Inspector McAleese
Terre Haute
Ind
Prohibition Wins in Some States as Returns Narrow
Early returns show Montana close races with Park county shifting to the Democrats and Republicans claiming slim majorities for Governor at about 100. South Dakota backs prohibition by 6,000 to 10,000, while Washington votes against it and Seattle reports Republican ticket ahead by about 8,000. Sioux Falls names Pierre as temporary capital, and Silver Bow County results may decide the Legislature.
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North
South Dakota
Washington
Pierre
Helena
Mont
Park County
Toole
Silver Bow County
Silver Bow
Dakotas
Bismarck
N. D
Ward-McLean
William Hope
A. C. Nedrad
Prohibition
Hundly
Democratic State Central Committee
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Huron
Seattle
Wash. T
Cascade Mountains
Yakima
Olympia
Pierre Wild With Joy Over Capital Election Celebration
The October 3 report from Dax notes Pierre won the capital bid, sparking a massive victory celebration in Pirere. Over 500 people packed the city, train passengers filled the cars, and a street parade lasted three hours amid cheering bands and festive chaos. Authorities offered little order as Cheyenne Indians joined the scenes, with no serious injuries but ongoing disorder fears.
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Pirere
Dax
Pierre
Insane Frank Coyle Found Wandering in Franklin Woods
Constable Altmyer of Franklin township found Frank Coyle of Allegheny wandering in the woods. He appears mentally disturbed and was digging with his hands as if seeking buried money.
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Altmyer
Franklin Township
Frank Coyle
Allegheny
Coyle
Boy Killed by Union Line Car Horses
A 9 year old named Willie Raynor living on California avenue Allegheny was killed at 6 last night by horses hitched to car 4 of the Union car line on Preblasvenue. He jumped between cars and was caught under the wheels.
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Willie Raynor
Ordinance Authorizing paving Ellsworth to Euclid and Lowry street
City of Pittsburg Common Council enacts ordinances authorizing paving Ellsworth avenue to Euclid street and Lowry street from Second avenue to Monongahela river with 5 foot width. Provisions set for assessment and collection per Pennsylvania street and sewer acts. Also authorizes pipe sewer on Reed street from Overhill to Dinwiddie, with bids advertised per state acts.
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