Chicago Defeats Philadelphia 2 0 On Errors and Stolen Bases
Chicago defeats Philadelphia 2 to 0 as Vaughn allows only three hits. Williams steals second and scores after Croswath misplays Yerkes’ fly, and Jacobson singles, steals second, and scores on a wild throw. Vaughn limits Philadelphia to three hits with eight strikeouts. Yerkes Niehoff and Mann are among Chicago's credited hitters.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Sater
Williams
Stule
Croswath
Jacobson
Killifer
Saler
Vaughn
AB. BR. H. PO
Wortman
Luderus
Niehoff
Billifer
C .Eese
Alexander
Harrison Alexander
Ccesseses
O'Day
Ponte
H. PO
A. E. Paskett
Bancroft
Brock
Ceeereees
Whitted
Ccs-Neves
Cravath
Palla
Giants sweep Pirates in doubleheader for 14th straight win
New York defeated Pittsburgh 9 to 2 and 9 to 1 on Tuesday, extending its season win streak to fourteen. Kauff homered in each game for a three-homer series, as the Pirates' pitchers Jacobs Scott and Fisch geer faced Tesreau and Kocher.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Kauff
R.H.E
Poor pitching gives Washington victory over Cleveland
Washington defeated Cleveland 9 to 6 after a rough outing by Cleveland pitchers. Bagby was ineffective early, Morton and Beebe allowed six unearned runs in the seventh, while Galla was strong aside from the fifth and ninth innings. Batteries: Gatlin Williams for Washington and Bagby Morton Gould Beebe De Berry O'Neill for Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Washington
Bagby
Morton
Beebe
Gallia
Gatlin
Williams
Gould
de Berry
O'Neill
Washington U to Have Winning Team This Season
Washington University rooters predict a winning football team this year led by Coach William Edmunds. Assistants include Dick Hagar Vanderbilt and Amherst for the line and Eddie Grogan ex St Louis for the back field with Del Pratt Browns second baseman for general service. Returning veterans Urban Busick McRoberts Wetzel Meyer Klins Hackman Grossman Pemberton Nelson Hollingshead. New players Dawson Shanley Foelich Smith Kamp Perry Hartman.
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ST. Louis
Washington University
Michigan
William Edmunds
Edmunds
Dick Hagar
Vanderbilt
Amherst
Linn Milford
Scrubs
Eddie Grogan
St. Louis University
del Pratt
Browns
Alabama
Urban Busick
McRoberts
Wetzel
Meyer
Klins
Hackman
Grossman
Pemberton
Nelson
Hollingshead
Dawson
Shanley
Foelich
Smith
Kamp
Perry
Hartman
Kirk Pounding Endurance Into Blue and White
Quincy High football drills under Coach Todd Kirk on Twentieth and Maine streets focused on speed endurance. Players ran punts, practiced lines, passes, and receiving. Captain Dickson was absent due to illness. New aspirants trained at positions and footwork as equipment delays persist.
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Quincy High
Todd Kirk
Twentieth
Maine
Dickson
Kirk
Coach Kirk
Contests Likely for IL Players in Three-I League
Three-I league magnates meet in Chicago next month to settle reserve player rights. Cy Lingle and Turkey Thomas top the contested list with Quincy, Hannibal, and Rockford bidding, while Quincy expects to retain a strong core including Castle, Galvin, Sherer, Trainer, Foley, Tyree, Heizer, Nolan, Turner, Cummings, Kuhn, Heelscher, Young, and Higbee. Attendance figures show Peoria leading with 60,000, Bloomington 45,000, Rockford 35,000, others 20,000–30,000, with Hannibal and Quincy selling season tickets but lagging in cash receipts.
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Chicago
Cy Lingle
Catener
Quincy
Laribal
Lingle
Hannibal
Early Tyree
American Association
Turkey
Thomas
Rockford
John Castle
Walter Galvin
Ziggy Sherer
Glenn Trainer
Bill Foley
Earl Tyree
John Heizer
James Nolan
Frank Turner
A. Cummings
R. Kuhn
Ed Heelscher
Charles Young
Mark Higbee
Peoria
Bloomington
Moline
Davenport
Rock Island
Ouiney
Indiana’s outlook on gridiron not bright
Bloomington, Ind. Sept. 20 Indiana’s football outlook is not bright due to loss of key players by graduation. Coach Ewald O. Stiehm laments an unbalanced schedule with games against Tufts, Purdue, and Florida. Veterans expected back include McIntosh Erehart Hathaway Pope Statesman Mullett. New players named Hess Hess Beck Hiatt Wilkie join the squad.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana
Redman
Voss
Whitaker
Scott
Peckinpaugh
Allen
Ewald O. Stiehm
Stiehm
Purdue
Hoosiers
Tufts
Indianapolis
Florida
F. McIntosh
A .D. Erehart
R. Hathaway
S. G. Pope
F. Statesman
D. Mullett
W. Hess
A. Hess
R. Beck
Hiatt
E. Wilkie
Prospects at Purdue Considered Pretty Fair
Lafayette Indiana September 20 Football prospects at Purdue are considered pretty fair by critics who have reviewed material for Cleo Odonnell maiden effort. Experts foresee wins over DePauw Wabash Northwestern and Indiana with uncertainty about Iowa and doubt Chicago and Toledo will beat them. Veterans listed include Captain Hake Van Aken Breuer Burns Prowd Landie Ordoane Whitford Dyman Glatten Copter. New men: Barnless Farrell Bat Tobwand Dfalfiae Momhan Hume massesvi Lal.
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Lafayette
Ind
Purdue
Cleo O'Donnell
Poilermakers
DePauw
Wabash
Northwestern
Indliana
Towa
Chicago
Twlmete
Cant. Hake
van Aken
Breuehner
Burns
Prowd
Raiar
Landie
Whitford
Gard
Dyinan
Pinch Hitters Rally to Beat Phillies in Chicago
Chicago rallies in the ninth with Murphy Fournier and Schalk starting the frame. Felsch walked and Hasbrook ran for him, Eddie Collings doubled to score two as Chicago overcomes Philadelphia 6 to 4 after Benz stingy early.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Benz
Danforth
Murphy
Fournier
Grover
Schalk
Felsch
Hasprock
J. Collins
Schang
Cate
Weaver
Eddie Collings
Hasbrook
A.H. PO
A. EL Witt
Strunk
McInnis
Amceiweea
eBush
Collins
Jackson
Leibold
Ssceeseees
OG Qj Ness
Cccaeeeeees
Terry
SH Eauseeensses
Lynn
Cacecuesaeceses
Bend
Aseeeseeseee
Dinfurth
Seeeeaeee
Zmarchy Caseeeeeesee
Eeesesee
Whiusbrook
Ellian Yor McKwee
Ness
Philadelphia Co
Ceenee
Haley
E. Collins
Cgrover
Nabors
Pick
Witt
Sheehan
Intercollegiate golf final set at Oakmont Club
Corkran of Princeton will face Harvard’s J W Hubbel in the 36 hole final for the Intercollegiate Golf Championship at Oakmont Country Club. Corkran advanced by beating J N McDonald Illinois 4 and 3 after Hubbel defeated C L Weems Illinois 2 up in the semifinal. The second round was played Tuesday morning.
Probate notes in county court summary
An inventory for Paul T Carroll estate lists real estate with no valuation, household goods 200, cash 958.77, and notes 1,500. The Dorothy Hubert will appoints C F Hubert as executor with 10,000 bond. Catherine Penster’s executrix report approved for William Penster. Letters testamentary issued to Catherine A Wray and Mary B Wray for Catherine Ann Wray. 2,000 bond approved. Frese executrix report shows receipts 6,378.40 and expenditures 70,060 approved.
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Paul T. Carroll
Dorothy Hubert
C. F. Hubert
Catherine Penster
William Penster
Catherine A. Wray
Mary B. Wray
Catherine Ann Wray
Louis H. Frese
Theresia Dora Frese
Two Divorce Suits Filed in Court
Two new divorce cases were added to the court docket. Bert Cop vs Ora Coppage cites desertion after a 1912 marriage in Decatur. Nellie M. Purnett sues John Burnett, alleging desertion after 13 years of marriage begun in 1900 at Palmyra Missouri, with five children aged 6 to 13.
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Bert Coppage
Ora Coppage
Decatur
Nellie M. Purnett
John Burnett
Palmyra
Club Standings and Scores From Yesterday
Standings and results from yesterday across leagues show New York and Philadelphia area games with mixed records. Notable scores include Chicago at 2-8-0 and Boston 8-11-9o in recent play, plus Western and American Association results like Minneapolis 15 and Toledo 10, while Denver led Colorado Springs 9% to 13.
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American Association
Kansas City
Louisville
Minneapolis
Toledo
St. Paul
Columbus
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Sioux City
St. Joseph
Omaha
Topeka
Lincoln
Denver
Des Moines
Colorado Springs
Remaining Schedule National League
September 20 21 and 22 Cincinnati at Boston St Louis at Brooklyn Chicago at New York Pittsburgh at September 23 24 25 and 26 No games Sunday Pittsburgh at Boston Chicago at Brooklyn St Louis at New York Cincinnati at Philadelphia September 27 Chicago at Brooklyn St Louis at New York September 28 Philadelphia at Brook lyn Boston at New York September 29 Philadelphia at Brook lyn Boston at New York Cincinnati at Pittsburgh September 36 Philadelphia at Brook at Pittsburgh St Louis at Chicago October 1 Pittsburgh at Cincinnati St Louis at Chicago October 2 3 and 4 New York at Brook lyn Boston at Philadelphia
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New York
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Brooklyn Wow
Erereteese
National League
Phiiladelphia
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
American League Baseball Schedule Mapped by City Pairings
The calendar lists dates in September and October showing matchups across leagues. Key pairings include Philadelphia at Chicago, New York at St. Louis, Boston at Detroit, and Washington at Cleveland with additional intercity series through late September and early October including Detroit at St. Louis and Chicago at Cleveland.
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American League
Pet
Boston
Detroit
Eases
Chicago
Eae
York Sede
St. Louis
Washington Weseerreces
Cleveland Seer
Philadelphia
Wee Tenes
Big Nine Schedule And Confusing Campuses List
A dense, OCR styled schedule lists multiple college football games across Big Nine and other campuses with dates from October through November. The text includes clashes at Chicago Evanston Madison Bloomington Ames and Columbus, with teams such as Northwestern Purdue Illinois Ohio Wisconsin Minnesota and Indiana, plus stray lines about a music composer and a moral quip.
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Chicago
Carleton
Indiana
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Madison
Purdue
Sinorgy
Urbana
Minnesota
Lake Forest
Evanston
Staggfield
Drake
Bloomington
Town
Ohio State
Columbus
Wes
Kansagy
Ilnois
Colgate
Ilinois
Ohio
Lafayette
Minneapolis
Illinois
South Dakota College
North Dakota
South Dakota
Iowa
Minneapollis
Lawrence
South Dakota Aggies
Haskell Indians
Minois
Cornell College
Iowa City
Grinnell
Ames
Nebraska
DePauw
Tufts
Indianapolis
Florida
Wabagh
Ohio Wesleyan
Oberlin
Tlinois
Case
Boston Red Sox Win From Tigers
Boston defeated Detroit 8 to 1 in the opening game of the series, two-base hits by Shorten and Hooper powered the offense while Mays struggled with control. Detroit managed a lone run in the fifth as Burns and Cobb contributed hits, but Boston's pitching and timely hits sealed the win.
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Detroit
Boston
Mays
Davis
Shorten
Lewis
Hooper
Hoston
AB. BR. H. PO. A
Janvrin
Hobltgell
VU Young
HeiIman
Hoblitzell
Cobb
Burns
Dauis
James
Mabel Trask Wins Rich Columbus Grand Circuit Feature
Mabel Trask, a Cox mare, captured the $10,000 feature at the Columbus grand circuit meeting on Tuesday afternoon, defeating Volga in a 10 to 4 favorite outcome. The event included the Horse Review Futurity for 3 year olds and notable performances by Ridge Mark and Harrod's Creek amid a day of fast trots and stakes.
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Columbus
Mabel Trask
Cox
Volga
Horse Review Futurity
Cleveland
Fred Russell
Humfast
Brescia
Sister Ella
Ridge Mark
Youngstown
Summariries
Peter the Great Cwhiig
Chandler
Engle
Niles
Lou
Murphy
Brownie Watts
Gen. Yorke
Alma Forbes
Binland
Allie Watts
O. R. Sphynx
Little Frank
Snow
Beth Clark
Joe Patechen
Hedrick
White Sox
Durfee
Hal
Canute Alne
Welask
Traynor
Hummet
Ella
Valentine
Jeanette Speed
Gum Drop
Doris Watts
Marboy
Onward Allerton
Trusty McKinney
I’rincesa Italla
Black Peter
John G
Erda
Br m
Zombro
Man
Paacveeven
Fema
Azora Axworthy
B m
Ten Cars Derail in Burlington Freight Collision
Ten Burlington freight cars derailed after two extra trains collided near Helton Station Mo at 9 30 Tuesday morning. The wreck was caused by a mistake in orders. no injuries reported. Passenger service resumed on the Wabash from Hannibal through late afternoon as wreck crews cleared the tracks on the Mexico division.
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Burlington
Helton Station
Wabash
Hannibal
Mexico
Browns Lose to Bad Bobble in Wild Extra
New York edges St Louis 4 to 3 after Magee doubles in 15th and Austin's wild throw scores. Cullop held them to two hits through nine. Stanton era notes show Shotton Gedeon and Magee with two base hits, Peckinpaugh and Gedeon with three-base hits, Baker homered, and Dod Woodward-like notes.
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Austin
St. Louis
Magee
New York
Vicory
Shawkey
Shotton
Gedeon
Peckinpaugh
Baker
Staler
Tubin
W. Miller
Walters
Hartley
Cullop
Davenport
Koob
Chill
Connolly
Borton Ee
Pauletto
Weteeeeee Koob
Flayers
AB. PO. A E
Drafts Cancelled for Breen and Carlson by National Panel
Drafts on Jimmie Breen and Frank Carlson of Rockford were canceled per John E. Bruce of the national commission. The reason for cancellation is not known. The Chicago Americans held the two players when drafts were made in Cincinnati a few days ago.
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Jimmie Breen
Frank Carlson
Rockford
John E. Bruce
National Commission
Chicago Americans
Cincinnati
Brooklyn Wins From Cindy 3 1
Brooklyn defeats Cincinnati 3 to 1 as poor base running costs the Reds chances. Myers threw out four would be basestealers. Wheat hits a fourth inning single and a sixth inning homer to seal the game, with McKechnie collecting three hits for Cincinnati's lone score.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pfeffer
Myers
Wheat
Cutshaw
Mowrey
Merkle
McKechnie
Huhn
AB .R. Hpoa
EB Smith
Oeeran Sesee
Groh
R -H PO. Johnston
Boston Bests Cards In Final Game 6-5
Boston defeated St Louis 6 to 3 in the final game of the series on Tuesday with timely hitting. Egan collected two doubles and a triple in four at bats while Maranville hit a homer with two men on. Ragan struggled in the fourth, and fielding was highlighted by Maranville Collins and J Smith.
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Boston
St. Louis
Egan
Maranville
Ragan
Collins
J. Smith
Watson, Lotz and Gongales
Ragan and
Blackburn
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