Giants Lose White Sox Win or Cardinacs Win From Cincy
St. Louis defeated Cincinnati 1 to 0 in a tight game. Heathcote singled and stole second, then McHenry followed with a single in the eighth to drive in the only run of Friday’s contest.
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Giants
White Sox
Cardinacs
Cincy
ST. Louis
Heathcote
McHenry
Cincinnati
Ab.r H
Hornsby
Enerve McHenry
Clemons
E¢ Mollwitz
Lavan
Doak
Poe
Standing Braves Beat Philadelphia
BOSTON September 6 Braves win 6 2 over Philadelphia aided by timely hits from Smith Mann and Cheney wild pitching. Batteries Cheney Adams Casey Gowdy Wilson. Brooklyn Beats Giants S: New York September 6 Brooklyn wins 3 2 to even series with New York behind Mitchell Krueger Barnes Winters Gonzales.
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Braves
Philadelphia
Boston
Smith
Mann
Cheney
Adams
Causey
Gowdy
Wilson
Brooklyn
Giants
New York
R.H.E
Mitchell
Krueger
Barnes
Winters
Gonzales
Watch the Little Pimples They Are Natures Warning
An old promotional notice urges readers to beware facial pimples and skin outbreaks as signs of deeper issues. It extols S. S. S. as the superior blood cleanser, claiming it can reach the root of skin diseases. Readers are invited to start taking S. S. S. and contact Swift Specific Co for free medical advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift Specific Co. 2
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta, Ga
Osler
Quincey
Betty Blacklock Wins 2:10 Pace at Charter Oak Park
Hartford Sept 6 Betty Blacklock defeated five rivals in the 2:10 class pacing event on the Grand Circuit card at Charter Oak park. Pitman driving Todd Echo challenged in heat four but Blacklock sprinted the final half in 1:02 1-4 to claim victory. The program lists multiple races including Trotting divisions with times ranging from 2:07% to 2:14 and names like General Watts and Prince Ingomar among entrants.
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Hartford
Conn
Betty Blacklock
Charter Oak Park
Pitman
Todd Echo
Syracuse
Molly Knight
General Watts (Geers
Brother Peter
Peter the Great
Thomas
Burn
Br. G
Furbush
Bingola
B. S
Alma H
B. Me
GOR
Cea Ckedee
Weeds
Opera Express
B. G
Ecco Volo
Ralston
Florence Peters
Little Lee
Axworthy
McDonald
King Stout
Bh S
Stout
Peter Worth
Ackerman
Norman Dillon
Eliza Dillon
Walker
Zomidotte
Constantine the Great
Murphy
Alfred King
Kil- Betty Blacklock
Br. m
Bilack Lock
Echo Todd
Prince Pepper Bik
Prince Ingomar
Hyde
Clifford Direct
Blks
Nick Bik. G
Ipgo
Ose aaLnade Baron Degantle
Degantle
Humfast
B. m
Tramp
Cory Tridente
Dr. Elmore
L. Bnusie
Adle Doune
Thistledoune
Niles
White Sox Extend Lead with 9 1 Win Over Cleveland
Chicago defeated Cleveland 9 to 1 to widen the pennant chase as Detroit beat St Louis 12 to 3 and Cleveland dropped to third. Cubs player details follow for both clubs with line scores and batting summaries, noting Cicotte pitched for Chicago while Myers started for Cleveland.
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Cincinnati
York Bprececs
Hicago ‘ Bensovess É
Pitts
Rooks Peeesnre
Boston Mt Batevvsereee
St. Loeen Eeene
Philadelphia
Chicago Ipongsburgh
Boston
Brooklyn
Newark
St. Louis
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
New York
Washington
St. Paul
Columbus
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Louisville
Milwaukee
Oledo
Wichita
Des Moines
Oklahoma City
St. Joseph
Lin
Sioux City
Tulsa
Omaha
Charley Rex Wins 2:06 Trot in Three Heats at Indy
At Indianapolis on a crowded oval the 2:06 trot saw Charley Rex win all three heats in 2:06 and claim the pacing match with Miss Harris M. on a $4,000 purse split 60 40. Miss Harris M and Single G disputed the event with rapid times and strong finishes, while The Design and Grace Direct led other pace and trot heats.
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Charley Rex
Indianapolis
Oval
Peter the Great
Stoughton Fletcher
Single Go
W. B. Barefoot
Cambridge City
Ind
Harry Stokes
Single G
Miss Harris
Harris M
Yee
Springfield
Ill
Viola Watts
Royal Palm
Cox
New Harmony
Donald
Frank H. Forbes
Laporte
Black Diamond
Missouri
Acme
Edith Carter
Illinois
California
Grace Direct
William H. Foster
Elkhart
Charlies Rex
Bernice Moore
Peter Montgomery
Bean
Mt. Sterling
Ramco
Morgan Axworthy
H. Stokes
Stokes
Exponent
Hildreth
C. K. Cox
New Har
Knolton
J. M. Forbes
Laborte
Denalli
Acquillan
E. D. Pendleton
East St. Louis
Hawkins
General Watts
G. W. Lowry
San Francisco
Turner
Harry Jones
Rushville
Jones
PSEA
Sadie Janet
Fleming
Anderson Wilkes
Purse
Walter Direct
Sturgeon
Eva Abbess
the Abbe
C. P. Palin
Palin
Piafalaney Peele
John R. Braden
John R. F. Gentry
J. W. Thomas
Nashville
Tenn
Thomas
Charles Rex
Rocation
G. M. Hatch
Mr. Sterling
Hatch
Wwe
Pete Britton Forbes
J. Malcomb Forbes
Dick McMahon
Libertyville
Lee Brescia
N. Ringara
H. H. Stokes
Ban Johnson Accused of Overreach in Mays Case Trial
In New York on September 6 the New York club argued at the hearing to make permanent a temporary injunction, accusing Ban Johnson of acting without information and wielding unauthorized power by suspending Carl Mays on July 31. The defense contended Johnson had no authority, as discipline rested with the local Boston club.
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New York
Ban Johnson
American League
Carl Mays
Boston Americans
New York Baseball Club
Johnson
Yankees
Mays
Boston
Frazee
Charles H. Tuttle
Transit Schedule for Quincy Street and Washington Park
The Quincy Street line runs from Twenty-Second and Washington at 6:05 a.m. and every 19 minutes with late runs listed at 10:05 through 11:25 p.m. Tenth and Sycamore Street starts at 6:10 a.m. every 10 minutes with late trips at 10:10, 10:30, 10:45, 11:00 and 11:20 p.m. Washington Park for State Street runs 5:50 a.m. and every 10 minutes with late cars at 10:00, 10:20, 10:40, 10:55 and 11:10 p.m. Washington Park for Tenth Street starts 6:00 a.m. every 10 minutes with late runs at 10:00, 10:20, 10:30, 10:50 and 11:10 p.m.
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Twenty-Second
Washington Streets
Tenth
Sycamore
Washington Park
State Street
Tenth Street
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Cincinnat
Rath
Aughn
Pirates
Wingo
BURGH
Vaughn
Pittsburgh
Carlson
AB. R.H.O.A.E
Flack
Eaereee
Hollacher
Herzog
Eee
Robertson
Ib Os Merkle
Barber
Parkett
Q Deal
Adegesse Vees
Killefer
Ab.r O.A Nicholson
Carey
Southworth
Whitted
Barbare
Cutshaw
Sameenae
Terry
Schmidt
Carlson Bebe Hayly
Miller
Tegalid Seber
Bea Wrens
Whitted Nicholson
Hollocher
Merkle
Quacy Gas, Electric
Pattie Rogalie
T. C. Poling & CO
Sox
Players
Ab.r.h.co.a.e
Graney
Chapman
Speaker
Arris
Gardner
Wambsganss
O'Neill, c
Myers
Faeth
Johnston
Klepfer
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R.H.C.A.E
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Weaver
Jackson
Felsch
Gandil
Risberg
Schalk
Cicotte
Tifice
Harriz
E. Collins
Bush
Cobb
Heilmann
Dauis
Chitazo
Batteries
Gallia
Hard
Wright
Severeid
Davis
Ainsmith
Ruth
Buck Freeman
Hooper
Schang
Zoloick
Ervin
Garrell
Blue Lick
A. E. Hardin
Galon
Kinney Delapaz
F. Ward
Hermit
Cal
Harvest Lad
the Harvester
P. Kuhn
Terra Haute
Sammy R
Elastic King
D. T
Avril
Youngstown
al bin- Ber
A. L. Turner
CAINS
Trainor
Kaiser
Highland Park
Rialto Jazz Band
Parker's
Mehaus
K. of
C. Bldg
Maine
Quincy Street
Whitney & Co
Weilers
GEO. Keller & Sons
Quincy
Hampshire Street
Sterns
Uniferm Merce Commission Mae Sheth
Quincy Railway
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