Championship series to decide Three-I title in Moline
This afternoon at three o'clock in Moline the Moline Plow Boys and Davenport Blue Sox begin a seven game series to crown the 1915 Three-I champion. Davenport won the pennant. Moline won the second race. Managers name likely starters Gould or Scanlan for Davenport and Hod Eller or Oscar Graham for Moline. Admission 9 cents. grandstand extra as usual. Umpires to be named by President Tearney after lengthy meetings.
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Moline
O'Leary
Golfalon
Gould
Scanlan
Hughes
Hod
Roverning
Lefty Scanlon
Bert Graham
Sox
King Selby
Ned Pettigrew
Davenport
Tearney
Rajare Expresser
Tikely
Donnelly
Raumfarten
Ccub
Iron Company Sells Out in Ishpeming Auction
Ishpeming Mich Sept 16 An auction sale began today of the mines equipment and other property of the Pittsburgh and Lake Angeline Iron company The firm has decided to discontinue business Its mines have operated for half a century producing 9 000 000 tons of high grade ore
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Iron Company
Ishpeming
Mich
Pittsburgh and Lake Angeline Tron Company
Pittsburgh Shut Out Phillies in Overtime Scoring Flight
Pittsburgh defeated Philadelphia 9 to 1 as hits scattered through the game. Gibson singled then Cravath, advancing to second, contributing to the rally in the eighth inning. Mayer and Burns pitched for Pittsburgh while Kantlehner and Gibson handled Philadelphia.
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Pittsburgh
Phi
Gibson
Cravath
Sierrer
RUE
Philadelphia
Mayer
Burns
Kantlehner
Quin cy Speed Boys manager Castle heads to Chicago and Philadelphia
John F. Castle of the Quin cy Speed Boys departs on the Eli for Chicago then Philadelphia to spend winter. He will visit prospective world series contenders with the Phillies and call on Cubs president Thomas. Castle plans a Niagara Falls conference to coach Niagara University and will join his family in Philadelphia next week. He has not signed a contract but is favored to manage the team.
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John F. Castle
Quincy Speed Boys
Eli
Chicago
Philadelphia
Castle
Phillies
Thomas
Cubs
Wallie
Galvin
Cas
Niagara Falls
Niagra University
Speed Rooys
Shannon
Weeys
Lane’y. Mack
Harvard Teams Reach Semi Final in Intercollegiate Tennis
Philadelphia September 15 Harvard qualified two teams Yale one and Pennsylvania one for the semi final round of the doubles championship in the intercollegiate dawn tennis tour. Harvard Williams and Harte dominated their Dartmouth opponents, while Beekman and Harvey of Princeton fell to Rowland and Diston of Pennsylvania. Riker and Coffey of Yale beat by Corey and Riker. Edwards and Kennedy edged Caner and Curtis after losing the opening set.
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Philadelphia
Harvard
Yale
Pennsylvania
Merign
Wiliams and Harte
Dartmouth
Beekman
Harvey
Princeton
Rowland
Diston
Pennsylvana
Coffey
Riker
Weber
Michigan State
Champon
Hopkins
Blair
Hunter
Cornell
Corey
Caner
Curtis
Edwards
Kennedy
Penn
Sylvvania
Vean Gregg Hurls for Boston and Shows Old Stuff
Boston defeats Chicago 3 to 1 as Vean Gregg hurls for Boston with strong support from early innings. J Collins and Blackburne key with hits, Gardner and Lewis contribute sacrifice plays, and Cady, Scott, and Hoblitzell played roles late. Umpires O Loughlin and Hildebrand. Time 2 08.
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Vean Gregg
Boston
Cady
Gregg
Scott
Chicago
Sagoyene
Oeves
Blackburne
J. Collins
Collings
Speaker
Lewis
Gardner
Schalk
Collins
Wagner
Scott Cand
Hoblitzell
Faber
Gregy
Gregg Ee Coyne
O'Loughlin
Hildebrand
Brenton Beats Senators in shutout by Brenton pitching
Brenton held Washington to four hits to blank the Senators as Cleveland collected six safeties. Harper and Gallia added two doubles and Evans and Roth produced sharp base running to push across five runs. Final score 5-0. Brenton and Egan pitched for Cleveland while Harper, Gallia and Williams played for Washington.
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Brenton
Senators
Washington
Brentort
Cleveland
Harper
Gallia
Evans
Roth
Egan
Williams
Fielders Overcome Lead in St Louis Victory
In St Louis on September 45 Brooklyn started strong with two first inning runs on Myers bunt and a Magee liner misplay, but Watson shut out the visitors for the rest of the game as St Louis won 3 to 2. Final line shows Brooklyn 290000000 2 and St Louis 01010100 3.
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Louis
Brooklyn
Myers
Magee
Vaughn
Cooper
Watson
St.Louis
Willamette University inaugurates Dr Carl G Doney as president
Salem Ore Sept 15 with the fall term opening at Willamette University Dr Carl Gregg Doney assumes active duties as president Doney previously led West Virginia Wesleyan College in Morgantown notes suggest a welcoming ceremony and new leadership direction for the university and campus community
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Eters
Salem
Ore
Willamette University
Carl Gregg Doney
Doney
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Red Sox Tigers set for final series as pennant race narrows
New York Sept 15 Boston Red Sox lead Tigers by two and a half games after Detroit won four straight from New York while Boston dropped a game to Chicago. Brooklyn moves into second in the National League as Phillies and Braves slip. The four day Boston series begins tomorrow with Detroit hoping to upset the pace and the Tigers aiming to stay within striking distance.
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New. York
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Boston
Red Sox
Tigers
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Phillies
Braves
Superbas
Detroit
Philadelphia Nationals
Pittsburgh
Hayes and Carlson Predict Three-I Race Winners
The article recalls Jim Hayes of Davenport and Mayor Carlson of Moline predicting triumphs in the Three-I race at the mid winter meeting. Red Faber has found a way to beat the Red Sox, allowing only one hit. The Boston staff is described as a regular army, with pitchers Wood Ruth Shore Foster Leonard Collins Gregg among others.
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Boston
Faber
Red Sox
Chicago
Gregg
Gileage
Maines
Aber
H.O. Ace
Murphy
Collins
BE. Collins
Jackson
Felsch
Cf Weer Eraeere
Blackburn
al ‘Johns
Schalk
Ween
E Faber
Ab.r.h
Hoblitzell
Gainer
Hooper
Gardner
Lewis
Wagner
Ruth
Thomas ¢ Gregg
P Leen
Henriksen
Jim Hayes
Davenport
Carlson
Moline
Red Faber
Boston Red Sox
Wood
Shore
Foster
Leonard
Baseball pennant race heats up with Tigers in Boston
American league pennant race may be decided in five days as the Tigers invade Boston to face the Red Sox. Cobb and the Tigers could shake the standings, tying or challenging for the lead as Boston hosts Detroit. Phillies and Dodgers also see shifts while Oscar Shannon and Johnny Castle soak rain, and Phil Douglas shines with a three hit game after leaving his last club.
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Tigers
Boston
Red
Sox
Carrigan
Jennings
Cobb
Red Sox
Oscar Shannon
Johnny Castle
Phil Douglas
Cubs
Rivalry Told In A Muddle Of Baseball Plans
Local chatter centers on Minneapolis and St Paul in a heated battle for the American association post season. Gossipy talk mentions the Chivington wheel and a possible scramble to end ties as managers seek advantages. The piece notes the Federal league luring stars in winter but says many top players remain with O Bifold when season arrives.
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Minneapolis
St. Paul
American Association
Gonfalon
Chivington
Minne
Paul
Feds
Schulte's Homer Lone Run Sparks 2-team clash
Chicago beat Boston 1 0 as Frank Schulte lined a screen over right for the only run. Phil Douglass struck out ten in a three-hit, first-time Brave start while Umpire Byron clashed with Red Smith after the game. The incident followed Smith's series of disputed calls and comments on balls and strikes.
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Chicago
Byron
Red
Bill ‘James
Boston
Smith
Orth
League
Tenet
Baseball
Braves
Schmidt
Maranville
Snodgrass
Frank Schulte
Phil Douglass
Brooklyn
Names
Ab.r.h.o.a
Moran
Ease
Eveers
AB. R.hlo
Fisher
Douglass
Rumored Baseball Lineup Features Star Players and Pitchers
A fragment lists positions and players in a potential lineup including Catchers Schalk Snyder, first base Saier Daubert, second base Collins, third Maisel, shortstop Chapman Maranville or Scott, left Cobb, center Speaker, right Jackson, with pitchers Alexander Mammaux Johnson and others.
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Schalk
Snyder
Saier
Daubert
Collins
Maisel
Chapman
Maranville
Scott
Cobb
Jackson
Alexander
Mammaux
Johnson
Braves Third Baseman Red Smith and Umpire Lord Byron Fistfight
The Chicago game ended with the Cubs winning 1 to 0. A fist fight occurred yesterday between Braves third baseman Red Smith and umpire Lord Byron during the proceedings.
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Lord” Byron
Red” Smith
Braves
Red Smith
Chicago
Cubs
Inspector Nolan Returns from Wide Fire Dept Inspections
Earl Nolan renowned fire department inspector and Associated Press operator has returned to the city after weeks of inspections spanning Oshkosh Saskatchewan Kalamazoo Kenosha Green Bay and other cheese country cities. He is notably upset at missing the St Louis arson exposure.
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Earl Nolan
Associated Press
Oshkosh
Saskatchewan
Kalamazoo
Fast-Going Cobbs Take Yank Series
Detroit gained a full game on Boston by sweeping the four game series with New York, winning 4 to 2 as Chicago beat Boston elsewhere. The win left Detroit ahead in the season series 5 to 1. The game featured Dervell on the mound for New York with Botend Coveleski and Stanage behind him, while Caldwell and Nunamaker worked for Detroit.
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New York
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
R.H.E Dervell
Botend, Coveleski
Stanage Caldwell and Nunamaker
Baseball scores from yesterday
National League results include Pittsburgh 1 Philadelphia 0 and Chicago 1 Boston 0. American League shows New York 2 Detroit 4 and Washington 0 Cleveland 5 with Boston 1 Chicago 3. Federal League reports St Louis 8 Brooklyn 2 and Pittsburgh 0 Baltimore 3 on wet grounds. No other games scheduled.
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
New York
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Kansas City-Newark
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Baseball Scores Reported By City Associations
American Association results show Columbus 10 Minneapolis 13. Cleveland 6 Kansas City 1. Louisville 0 St Paul 2. Indianapolis 1 Milwaukee 3 with Q-1 noted for second inning and darkness and a seven inning game.
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American Association
Columbus
Minneapolis
Cleveland
Kansas City
Louisville
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Where They Play Today in Major League Matchups
Detroit at Boston. Chicago at New York. Cleveland at Philadelphia. St. Louis at Washington. Boston at St. Louis. Brooklyn at Chicago. New York at Pittsburgh. Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Marines Sweep Shooting Meet at Seagirt New Jersey
The United States Marines dominated the Seagirt shooting event defeating New York New Jersey and the District of Columbia. Marines won the Big Dryden match by fifteen points and captured the Spencer Silhouette match at 1206 yards. Serg E S Mullahy topped the all comers event with 49 points amid a field including J W Hessian and Private Owen Smith.
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New ‘Jersey
Jersey
Serg. E. S. Mullahy
Marines
J. W. Hessian
New York
Pittsburgh shut out by Baltimore in 3 to 0 defeat
Pittsburgh fell 3 to 0 as Baltimore put up all its runs in the first inning on a pass, a fielders choice, and a single. Johnson was effective for Baltimore while Rogge was roughed up early. Final: Baltimore 3, Pittsburgh 0 with 4 hits and 2 errors.
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Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Johnson
Rogge
Russells
Barger
Berry
O'Connor
World Mark Established by Directum World Mark
Syracuse, Sept 15 Three notable pacers set or approached world and American records at the New York State Fair races. Directum I, widely praised, eased to a new world trotting mark of 2:02 and Peter Me tied a world mile pace record for a windshield-less mile at 1:56.34, while Peter Volo matched his own 2:02 state speed.
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Syracuse
N. Y
David Shawn
Cleveland
Peter Me
Peter Volo
Thomas Murphy
Directum - Ly
Shaw
America
Peter
Empire State
Scott
Murphy
Prince
Bronson
Pop” Geers
Chamber of Commerce
Russell Boy
Geers
Derache
Napoleon
Deroche
John
Av Mc-Kerran
Lady Grattan
Bof
Dod Atlantika
F. CJ
Dickerson
Chandler
Colorado
North
Siliko-Mar
B. S
Rustic-Patatenter
Hal Boy
B. G
McMahon
Aconite
Cox
Orboride
Woolworth
Ashlock
Anna
Carlana
Peter Farren
Ec Aya
Peegies
Lut
Worthy
B. Hk
Br. G
Graves
Dick Watts
Lettie Lee
Lou Blossom
The
Guide
Closkey
Todd
Texaple
Directum I
Ch. Hi
Directum Eae Testia
Q. Ters
Peter Mc
Br. H
Peter the
Peter the Great
Napoleon Direct
Walter Dirdet
the Earl Junior
Gr. H
Lela Patchen
Blk. m
Snow
Brett
King
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Him
Bobh O'Leary
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Scanton
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