Rowe Teaches Club Owners How to Make Money in Baseball
Jack Rowe shares practical ideas on building profitable teams while New York leads the pennant race and Boston suffers a disputed game. President Nimick signs Hess and Jones as Homestead strengthens its new battery and players discuss pitching depth and timely hitting to drive attendance.
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Nimick
Jones
Hess
Homestead
Jack Rowe
New Yorks
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Ome
Homestead Battery
Phillies End Boston Run To Take First Place
Philadelphia pitchers held Boston to limited scoring as Buffington surrendered three singles and a double in the third. The Phillies erupted for three eighth inning runs on walks and timely hits, with Thompson driving in a run and Mulvey cut down at second on the attempted turn. Bennett and Clarkson were forced out at second in the ninth, and Richardson batted with two on but nothing more.
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BosTon
Bostons
Buffington
Phillies
Celehunty
Myers
Thompson
Melves
Mulver
Bennett
Clarkson
Richardson
Buffinton
Hallman
Pantece
Philadel
Bustons
Stiracenpeee
Mineeraces
Johnston
Kelly
Brovthers
Quinn
Fogarty
Mulvey
Farrar
Clements
Farrer
Buffivton
Delehanty
Celebrity
Gapeeeters
Powers
New Yorks Triumph Over Senators Boosts Title Bid
The New Yorks defeated the Senators in a double victory, aided by errors, moving them toward the championship lead. Boston was upset by a displaced club, opening the door for New York. Final score details and pitching notes accompany the report.
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Washington
New Yorks
Senators
Boston
New York
Hoosiers Edge Chicago In Close Pitchers Contest
In a normally pitching dominated game Indiana beats Chicago 4 to 3 as Andrews shines with batting and base running. Attendance figures misread. box shows Chicago and Indianapolis players with errors and steals noted. Umpire Lynch presided as teams traded runs in a tight league match reflecting uneven fielding.
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ChicaGo
Andrews
Hoosiers
Eindipolis
Farrell
Massett
Hutchison
Boyle
Ryan
Ohimes
Totts
Vormis
van Halt'n
lScery
Duffy
Mio
Ader
Hutchinson
Vie
Borie
Lynch
Arbitration panel upholds Boston win in Philadelphia game
The National Baseball League Board of Arbitration ruled by mail that the Boston Philadelphia game was legal and Boston should be credited with the victory. The dispute arose after Choston failed to run to first base after batting in the winning run in Philadelphia.
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Washington
Board of Arbitration
National Baseball League
Messrs Brush
Indianapolis
Day
New York
Hewitt
Rogers
Philadelphia
Boston
Choston
Ohio baseball series proposal from Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati
Manager Buck Enberger receives a proposal from Tom Loftus of the Cleveland club for a championship series among Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati after the regular season. The plan calls for two games per pair in three cities with a purse and title on the line. Columbus is likely to accept. Meanwhile Sioux City and St Joseph in the Western Association each played four games in one day, Sioux City winning all four with close scores.
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Taiso
Cleveland
Detroit
Macon
Conumbus
Buckenberger
Tom Loftus
Columbus
Cincinnati
Ohio
St. Pavul
Sioux City
St. Joseph
Western Association
Tod
International League Games Special Telegran to the Dispatch
Efforts to secure enclosed ball grounds on the Southside for the Pittsburg Greys. Three sites have been offered and several prominent business men are backing the project. The team will hold a benefit with the new Oaklands at Park on Saturday.
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Pittsburg Greys
Oaklands
On Park
Youngstown Elks to Play Canton Ball Game
The Youngstown Lodge of Elks base ball team and members will travel to Canton tomorrow to play the Canton lodge team. The visitors will be entertained with a banquet in the evening.
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Youngstown
Pitcher Hecker Released by Louisville Club
The Louisville Baseball Club directors, at a September meeting, released pitcher Guy Hecker unconditionally marking a change in the team lineup.
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Hecker
Louisville
Louisville Baseball Club
Guy Hecker
Spendthrift Yearlings Fetch High Prices at New York Sale
The Spendthrift yearlings sold at the American Horse Exchange on Fiftieth Street and Broadway realized strong prices with an average of 1320 and total receipts of 16 50. Notable sales included a bay colt by Spendthrift out of Phebe Mayflower to Charlie pigs at 3025 and several other Spendthrift offspring selling from 1 000 to 1 400. A large crowd of horsemen attended the sale headlined by the Combs consignments from Lexington.
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New Yeurs
American Horse Exchange
Fiftieth Street
Broadway
Leslie Combs
Lexington
California
Tedthrift
Imp
Constantinople
Spendthrift
Phebe Mayflower
Charlie Pigs
Imp Kapanga
Senator Hea
Maid of Ashoka
C . Reed
Onond
My Nannie
C. Littlefield
Spendtrift
Sire Bros
Piccedilly
Dunham
The Clown dies of pinkeye at Ash Grove Farm
The prominent stallion The Clown died from pinkeye at Ash Grove stud. Bred from George Wilkes and Violet by Mambrino Star, he was valued at 10000 by owner Mrs W L Simmons of Lexington. Executors of Gen W T Withers set October 10 11 12 for a major trotting horse sale including 250 head and the famed Aberdeen, with total value around 250000.
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Lexinetox
the Clown
Ash Grovestud
George Wilkes
Violet
Mambrino Star
Mrr
W. L. Simmons
W. T. Withers
Glenview Stud
Aberdeen
Hambletonian
Diffosities Of Billiard Match Between Shaefer And McKenna
The report notes a billiard match likely to be declared off as Shaefer protests Roche paying for a postponement. McKenna’s man allegedly received the money, Shaefer friends seek the forfeit, and Shaefer argues the match should not occur. The outcome will be watched given McKenna's standing.
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Shaefer
Wheoaa
McKenna
Roche
Jake
Gravesend Entries for Toccaay Race Meet
Gravesend New York September 16 entries list for Toccaay racing detailing races one to five with horses and weights. Notable names include Brittanic Volunteer Fordham Hindoocraft Come w Jab Lee and several others across sprint and middle distance events.
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New York
Gravesend
Volunteer
Fordham
Medstone
Hindoocraft
Doe Lee
Hanquet
Torso
el Rio Rey
Ruperta
Hectare
Oriental Banat Ee Wrasse Aries
Rtez Wi
Irene Cracksman
Teragaa 2A
Orifissme
Eric
Joe Courtney Exile
Les Oe Ben
Hand
Carbine
Newb
Vividir
Bridgelight
Wiligseae
Stable arrivals announced for upcoming event day
In Louisville on September 11 the stables of Duffy, Cris Doyle, McCaffrey, O Hara, Megibon Hye, Elmore, Ed Wiley, Gardner and Widner came in today while Fleetwood, John T. Clay, McFadden, W R Lettner, Ireland Brothers, Scoggan Brothers, P Corrigan and H Durham are due tomorrow morning. All the stables ready for competition.
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Louisville
Duffy
Cris Doyle
McCaffrey
O'Hara
Megibbon Hye
Elmore
Ed Wiley
Gardner
Widner
Fleetwood
John T.clay
McFadden
W. R. Lettner
Ireland Brothers
Scoggan Brothers
P. Corrigan
H. Durham
West fair to host record crowd and notable horses
Proctor Knott is listed among entries but will be kept out until spring. Many hopefuls expect strong showings next year in different events. Already visitors are arriving as fall celebrations Booth and Barrett festival promise large crowds.
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Proctor Knott
St John Voices Rift Over Teemer Boat Race Backers
J A St John Gaudaur backer says he will quit boat races with Teemer in them. He cites a peculiar Referee Pringle ruling at McKeesport and denies Hamm hit Teemer or that he urged Hamm to row Teemer. St John says Gaudaur will not row Searle due to five week prep time and mutual escape from a mob.
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Hosrox
J. A. St John
Gaudaur
Teemer
Pringle
McKeesport
Gandaur
Et. John
Hamm
Searle
St. Joho
Teemer to Race in Louisville Regatta on October 2
John Teemer will receive a new Ruddock boat on Saturday and practice for the Louisville regatta set for October 2. He plans to row in the event and challenge Searle, saying he fears neither Gandaur nor his trainer. He believes he can defeat the St. Louis rower anytime and anywhere and attributes Friday’s near race to race circumstances.
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McKeeeEsront
John Teemer
Ruddock
Louisville
Searle
St. Louis
Continent Fight Promised for Smith and Slavin
London report states Smith and Slavin signed articles at Hatchett's Piccadilly to fight in December for 200 pounds with a 1 000 pound side bet open. The New York dispatch notes the match would take place on the continent.
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New York
New York Police Gazette
London
Smith
Slavin
Hatchett’s
Piccadilly
Giants Eye Home Game With Gaxgore OBrien On Pitching Meg
In Meadville a single game looms where the Giants expect a win led by pitchers Gaxgore and O'Brien. Other notes mention Robin Jra beating Lightfeets 21 to 9, and various local club matchups and events from Excelsior Glass to Yale studies.
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Giants
Gaxgore
O'Brien
Meadville
Robin, Jra
Southside
Lightfeets
Tur J. B. Kennerdells
Puddlers
Yocenaas
Aittanaling
Appeal to Councils on Fourth Avenue Grading
Supervising Architect Malone seeks city council action to grade Cherry alley and Fourth Avenue near the new Government buildings. Chief Bigelow provides no new info. Malone hopes Councils will authorize work within two to three years, while Washington officials urge cooperation with Piteba authorities.
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M. L. Malone
Chief Bigelow
Cherry Alley
Malone
Bigelow
Mc Bew
Washington
Piteba
Express wreck near Colliers injures few as crew escapes
The Columbus and Chicago express No 3 derailed near Colliers West Virginia 36 miles from Pittsburgh after a misplaced switch. The engine and baggage car were damaged and the smoker slid down a slope. Fireman John Obey and engineer Barney Bannoo escaped with minor injuries. Actress Marie Wainwright and her company were on board and uninjured. A relief engine moved the train to Dennison after a delayed run.
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Columbus and Chicago Express
No. 3
Colliers
W. Va
Pittsburg
No. 7
John Obey
Barney Bannoo
Dennison
Marie Wainright
Paullman
Knights of Labor board to hear Pittsburg case
General Executive Board members arrive in Pittsburg to investigate a musical muddle. They will sit as a court at K of L Hall on Fifth Avenue to hear testimony from both sides. District Master Workman Ross lists expelled MMPP members and local assembly musicians, finding no overlap between groups.
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Knights of Labor
Pittsburg
K. of L. Hall
Fifth Avenue
Workman
Ross
Mux.cians
Onion Ye. Oe — A Ee Tileakenion
Pittsburg Manufacturers Begin Week With Delayed Start
The Western Window Glass Manufacturers Association says no local meeting occurred yesterday though Pittsburg firms customarily meet Mondays to discuss trade. Some will start work Saturday while others wait a week. Discontent grows over the Waco Committee’s haste to grant advances and begin operations. Nightman's factory will blow Saturday followed by Phillips and Campbell.
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Western Window Glass Manufacturers’ Association
Pittsburg
Waco
Nightman's Factory
Phillips and
Campbell
Another Firm Signs For Cokers Scale
The Pennsylvania Manufacturing Mising and Supply Company owner of the Anchor coke plant notified Secretary Parker of Subdivision No 4 K of L that they would sign the cokers scale tomorrow morning. The plant will be put in operation Wednesday. James Keegan to represent Subdivision No 4 at Nations Trades Assembly 155 in Wilkesbarre Wednesday. Mc Clure Coke Company engineers prepare test holes on new Evans station grounds near Uniontown as we open coal and begin work on the new plant.
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Scottdale
Pennsylvania Manufacturing, Mising and Supply Company
Parker
K. of L
James Keegan
Convention of Nations Trades Assembly
Wilkesbarre
McClure Coke Company
Electric Wires Cut Cause Three Hours of Darkness
Power failure last night left the Fifth avenue circuit from Atwood street Oakland to East Liberty and Forbes street dark for three hours. Superintendent Hoover of the electric company said the wires were deliberately cut near Fifth avenue and Boquet street, not an accident, by individuals described as "foreheads" tied to a recent strike.
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Fifth Avenue
Atwood Street
Oakland
East Liberty
Forbes Street
Hoover
Electric Company
Boquet Street
Tubing Manufacturers Arrive to Attend City Trade Meeting
Pipe makers from various states arrived in the city to attend a trade meeting at the Hotel Anderson. Officials foresee little action on price increases despite higher raw material costs. A manufacturer stated that demand far exceeds supply, and talks of a trust forming were denied.
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Anderson
Elopement Arrests Reported in Collier Township
John Harris and Mrs. Jane Louis were arrested on elopement charges filed by Thomas Louis. The woman faced a further charge of surety of the peace. Both were committed to jail by Justice of the Peace Drennen of Collier township.
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John Harris
Jane Louis
Thomas Louis
Justice of the Peace Drennen
Collier Township
Statues For Judge Cummin Fund Reallocation Suggested
New Yorkers urged that part of the $1000 remaining with Governor Beaver's Relief Committee be used to fund statues for Judge Cummin, who died at Williamsport, Pa. Schwab asked Mayor Grant to bring the proposal to the New York Relief Committee. He proposed statues at Johnstown and Williamsport, with costs likely under the limit.
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New York
A. Schwab
Grant
Cummin
Williamsport
Pennsylve
Beaver
New York Relief Committee
Schwab
Johnstown
Strange sequel of a lynching tree slowly dying
A telegram from Lewisburg Greenbrier county reports the tree used to hang Carter a month ago in Summers county is dying. The limb Carter was hanged from is dead and the public is unsettled as a special jury continues gathering evidence against the lynchers.
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Wheelexo
Lewisburg
Greenbrier County
Carter
Summers County
Ewing
Judge Sawyer Rules Nagle Released On Recognition
Judge Sawyer of the U S Circuit Court says Deputy Marshal Nagie killed David S Terry to discharge a duty under U S law and fired none too soon. Nagie was released on his own recognizance with $5000 bonds after a lengthy habeas decision and a notice of appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Marshal Nagle
Terry
United States Circuit Court
Sawyer
Nagle
San Francisco
Nagie
David S. Terry
Justice Field
Sahin
Unit States Supreme Court
California
Lathrop
United States
Supreme Court
Judge Field
Nogle
Suspects Arrested In Center Avenue Burglary Case
Alexander Glemer and Charles Campbell were arrested yesterday on suspicion of entering the house of Mrs. Mary Malone on Center Avenue last Thursday morning.
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Alexander Glemer
Charles Campbell
Mary Malone
Center Avenue
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