Superbass Bunch Hits On Cards in Brooklyn
The Brooklyns rallied for six runs in one inning, three singles two doubles and a triple off Lotz in the fifth, defeating St. Louis 6 to 3. Combs was removed in the second inning as Brooklyn takes the second game of the series.
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Club Standings and Yesterday's Results Snapshot
Baseball and league standings show Brooklyn St. Louis tied at 6-9-1 and 9-1, Philadelphia Pittsburgh 3-7-5 to 8-11-1, Boston Cincinnati 4-8-1 to 5-14-1, New York Chicago 4-9-0 to 0-6-1. Upcoming games list Cincinnati Boston St. Louis Brooklyn Chicago New York. Detroit Boston 2-7-1 vs 10-13-1. Cleveland Washington 3-15-4 vs 2-9-3 12 innings. Chicago Philadelphia 6-5-1 vs -15-9. St. Louis New York 4-12-1 vs 5-135-0. Today New York Chicago Philadelphia St. Louis Washington Detroit Boston Cleveland. American Association Columbus 0 Louisville 1 Indianapolis 6 Toledo 7 St. Paul 0 Milwaukee 2 Minneapolis 5 Kansas City 2. Western League Omaha 4 Topeka 5 Siowx City 18 St. Joseph 4.
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Tigers Sweep Detroit as Boston Clinches Pennant
Detroit fell 10 to 2 as Boston completed the four game series victory Thursday. Boston used four pitchers with only Dubuc effective in relief, sealing a likely American League pennant for the Red Sox. Rocore was also noted in the report.
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Dubuc
Rocore
Geers' Horses Driven to Win at Columbus Grand Circuit
Napoleon Direct and St Frisco, driven by T W Murphy in place of Edward Geers, led the Columbus grand circuit races with straight heat victories. Zomrect won the 2:19 trot for Lon McDonald of Indianapolis, while a Capitol City stake featured 2:08 trotters and a 2:06 1-4 time.
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Mob hanges murderer from Kansas jail
An unmasked mob seized Bert Dudley from Johnson county jail in Olathe Kansas and hanged him to a telephone pole for the murder of Henry M Muller and his wife. Sheriff Leon Carroll refused to surrender him and the mob battered three jail doors amid scattered gunfire with no injuries reported.
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Henry M. Muller
Johnson County
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Sherff
Leon Carroll
Dudley
Candidate Spent Your Cents in Congress Bid
Chicago report states Wim J. Hennessey, Democratic nominee for Congress in the First district of Tlingis, has filed an affidavit with the House clerk claiming campaign expenses used only four cents for postage.
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Chicago
Wim. J. Hennessey
Tlingis
House of Representatives
WAKEFIELD LEADS SLUGGERS OF Ill WITH TEN HR
Wakefield of Rockford tops the Three-Eye league batting with .852 average as figures released by J. Phil Appel show Davis of Moline second at .346 and B. Graham Davenport third at .340. Galvin of the Speeders leads steals with 53 while Pettigrew of Moline heads sacrifice hits with 52. Sherer of Quincy paces triples with 19 and Graham Davenport leads total bases at 259. Wakefield and Davis each have seven home runs. Sherer 19 triples. Craig Peoria 101 runs. Galvin 93. Castle 90. R. Watson Bloomington at bats 529 times. Falk Moline most games 136. Galvin 61 strikeouts. Nicholson Wannibal 77 walks. Timme plans to hire a big league manager for Milwaukee next season.
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Dan Mack Wins 2:10 Pace at Titnwis State Fair
Dan Mack won the 2:10 pace, feature race at the Titnwis state fair speed meet in Springfield. He also ran the second heat in 2:06 1 2, marking the meet’s fastest mile.
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Dan Mack
Titnwis State Fair
Masons collapse crowd photograph during Shrine meet
In Mason City Iowa on September 22 a temporary seating stand collapsed as 200 Towa Masons posed for a group photograph. Several men were cut or bruised in the accident during the Mystic Shrine gathering.
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Iowa
Plans for World's Series on Braves Field
Boston planners expect the World Series to be played at Braves Field if the Boston Americans win the league crown. Tickets will be sold in advance at the club offices with box seats five dollars and general admission one dollar. If both Boston teams win, games may alternate between parks.
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Boston Americans
Braves Field
T. W. Lannin
Red Sox
Detroit
Lannin
Ninth inning rally wins for Yankees
New York trailed 4 3 before a ninth inning rally to defeat St Louis 5 4 in St Louis on Thursday. Shocker Shawkey and Walters battled for the Yankees while Weisman Davenport and Hartley worked for the Cardinals.
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Rockford Twirler to Pittsburgh Nationals
Pittsburgh announces Harold Carlson will join the Nationals via the draft from Rockford Three-I after Chicago Nationals passed on the Rockford claim. Carlson is a pitcher and the move follows the club’s draft route decision dated September 22 in Pittsburgh.
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Harold Carlson
Chicago Nationals
Chicago Fans Fall to Athletics in Season Finale
Chicago trailed the world champions Thursday and lost the last game of the season to Philadelphia 8 to 0. The locals remain 2 1/2 games behind the league leaders.
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Philadelphia
Pirates Knock Rixey From Box In Five Innings
Pittsburgh defeated Philadelphia 8 to 3 as Rixey was knocked out in five innings. Grimes and W Wagner for Pittsburgh combined on offense while Rixey Oeschger Bender and Killifer worked for Philadelphia.
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Heavy Hitting Secures Cincinnati Win Over Boston
Cincinnati edges Boston 5 to 4 on timely hitting. Griffith went 4 for 5 with a triple and three singles driving in three runs. Batteries: Schneider and Huhn for Cincinnati, Tyler and Gowdy for Boston.
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Braden Direct Wins Feature At Springfield Pace Meet
Braden Direct won the free-for-all pace in the Great Western circuit meet at the Illinois state fair in Springfield. The horse led in straight heats and clocked the second mile in 2.04 4, the meet’s fastest mile. Baby Helen owned by Dennis O Connor of Mt Sterling won the 2:20 pace for three year olds, with Marie Constant taking the 2:25 trot. Diamond Q won the 2:18 pace in straight heats. Charity is a cloak that may cover a multitude of queer performances.
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Dennis O’connor
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Diamond Q
New York National League Team Extends Sixteenth Straight Win
Bruins fail to score as Perritt limits New York, six hits in first three innings, no runs. National League club pushes to a sixteenth straight victory amid persistent offense and dominant pitching.
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Bowling season to be wide open soon
Bowling will open at Central Bowling Alleys 426 South Eighth Street next week with multiple leagues set to use the lanes. Concordia league will bowl Tuesday and Thursday, Old Timers on Wednesday, Otis Elevator on Saturdays, Labor temple and Turner hat scenes to host numerous winter matches as schedules unfold.
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Cleveland Beats Senators In Thirteenth Inning
Cleveland wins 3 to 1 over Washington after a tight game that went to the 13th. Cleveland collected 15 hits including triples off Walter Johnson, with Johnson yielding the decisive run in extras as Smith Gould DeBerry and ONeill worked the battery for the Senators.
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O'Neill
Sullivan Arrives Today for Exhibition at Baldwin Park
Former heavyweight champion John L. Sullivan arrives today to drive some time and prepare for an exhibition boxing match with Tom Chandler a former middleweight champion at Baldwin Park on Monday evening.
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Tom Chandler
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