Stars 9 10 4 Huntress Star of Day at League Park
The all professional team beat the City League Stars 9 to 4 in the Earl Dunckel benefit game at League Park Sunday. Youngs, Baggan and Knaupp had three hits each for the Pros while Huntress and Hynes each had three for the City Leaguers. The gate receipts totalled 137.10 with officials and workers volunteering their time.
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League Park
Hicks
Gray
Howard
Youngs
Baggan
Cotton” Knaupp
Pat Newnam
Pat
Rosy Youngs
San Antonio
New York Giants
Johnny Baggan
Johnny
Ollie Anderson
Frank
Dutch") Browning
Dunckel
Harrison J. Benson
San Antonio Baseball Club
Butler
L'sene
Blalock
Hynes
Altman
J. Burke
Huntress
Knaupp
Westerzile
Stieh
Young
Wases
Newnam
Lei Part
Anderson
Browning
Chicago Golfers Win St. Louis Trophy Matches
Chicago golfers defeated Hartford players three matches to none to win the St. Louis golf trophy. The three day tournament was held in St. Louis under the National Municipal Recreation Federation.
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Chicago
ST. Louis
Hartford
Browns Beat Tigers Move Up at Detroit Expense
St. Louis defeated Detroit 6 to 3 to rise to fourth place as James struggled. The game featured St. Louis with a 2 0 0 1 0 3 0 0 x tally and Detroit’s 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 5 errors. Batteries were James and Spencer for Detroit and Plank Hartley Hale for St. Louis.
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Louis
James
St. Louis
Spencer
Plank
Hartley
Hale
Standings and Sunday Results for American League Clubs
The American League standings show Cleveland at 2-4 and Chicago at 0-8 after Sunday. St Louis leads Detroit 6-3 with games scheduled Monday. Washington at New York and Philadelphia at Boston are on the docket.
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Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Louis
National League Sunday Results Featured Wins
Chicago defeated St Louis 6 to 3 while Cincinnati crushed Pittsburg 4 to 0. New York played Brooklyn and Boston visited Philadelphia in unresolved Sunday pairings.
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Brooklyn E
Philadelphia
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New York Eeeeee
Chicago Eee Eens
Pittsburg Eee Eee
Eee Wee
Cincinnati A
Stock to Play Short for Philadelphia in Key Series
Philadelphia faces Boston in a six game set with David Bancroft out due to a hip dislocation. Specialist says he can return by Tuesday or Wednesday. Stock moves to short. Bobby Byrne handles third in today’s doubleheader.
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Philadelphia
Boston
David Bancroft
Brooklyn
Bancroft
Stock
Bobby Byrne
Cubs Defeat Cards In Final League Game
Chicago wins 6 to 3 over St. Louis behind three home runs and strong pitching by Perry. The Cubs scored early with two runs in the first and added four more across the second inning, while St. Louis managed a lone rally in the top of the ninth. Batteries Steele Ames Williams Snyder Brottem Perry and A Wilson.
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Perry
St. Louis
R. H. E. St. Louis
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Williams
Snyder
Brottem
A. Wilson
Dutch Altman Wins Frank Bros Trophy in City League steal race
Hugo Dutch Altman third baseman for Ahrens Ott led City Baseball League in stolen bases with 24 before Sunday’s game. He stole three bases against the All-Professionals at League Park to clinch the prize over Jack Burke who had two steals, tying at 24.
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League Park
Rochelle
Altman
Burke
Huntress
Howard
Eigth
Butler
Babe
Jack
Westerzil
Hynes
Deipart
Johnson to New York to plan world series start
President B B Johnson of the American League travels from Chicago to New York to join J K Tener of the National League and Garry Herrmann to arrange the world series. The National Commission plans to start the series on Saturday, but the first game site cannot be decided until the NL race ends.
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B. B. Johnson
American League
New York
J. K. Tener
National League
Garry Herrmann
National Commission
Johnson
Tener
Cincinnati Reds Complete Season Sweep Over Pirates
In Cincinnati on October 2, the Reds defeated the Pirates 4 to 0. Toney pitched well for Cincinnati while Cooper and Wagner started for Pittsburgh with W. Wagner and Huhn behind them. The Pirates failed to score, bringing a shutout loss in the final game of the series.
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Ohio
Pittsburg
Toney
Cooper
W. Wagner
Huhn
Scores From Early Baseball Standings Across Cities
In Milwaukee the Brewers face Kansas City as Milwaukee trails 0 to 0 while Kansas City leads 6 to 1. Louisville hosts Toledo as Louisville sits 2 and Toledo 1. St Paul reports Minnesota 2 and Minneapolis 1. Columbus shows 11 5 for Columbus and Indianapolis 5 1.
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Kansas City
Louisville
Toledo
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Columbus
Indianapolis
Memory patient leaves doctor puzzled by unpaid bill
A doctor recalls a patient with failing memory who left town without paying. The judge explains margins as money you put up and may lose, highlighting financial risk. The dialogue captures doubts about recovery and financial consequences.
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Boston Transcript
Indians Split Twin Bill With White Sox
Cleveland wins the opener 2 to 0 to stay at .500 as Coombs shuts out Chicago on two hits. The second game ends in an 8 to 4 Chicago victory in a farcical affair with Chicago scoring multiple runs in late innings.
Patriotism in Futures: Militiaman's Family Farewell
In Van Cortlandt Park a militiaman kissed by his wife and embraced by two children faced departure to the Mexican border. A passerby in an automobile criticized the family, provoking a sharp reply from the wife that her husband goes to the front because she wants him to.
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van Cortlandt Park
New York
New York Times
Major League pennants loom as races near end
In the American League Boston remains the pennant favorite as Chicago, Detroit, and Philadelphia chase the title. Brooklyn, Philadelphia and Boston contend in the National League with a title decided by late games in Brooklyn and Philadelphia. Brooklyn's 26 game win streak set a record, while Philadelphia and Boston exchange wins against strong foes as the season closes.
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New York
Boston
Chicago
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
New York Giants
Polo Grounds
National Theater Work Resumes in Mexico City
Work on the National Theater in Mexico City has resumed after years of construction. A New York firm of jewelers and glass manufacturers has been awarded the contract to craft the stained glass dome that will crown the building.
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Mexico City
National Theater
New York
American Press Humorists Meet in Nashville Week
The American Press Humorists Association opened a week of events in Nashville Tennessee with banquets dinners a barbecue at the Hermitage and a fox chase in Maury County attracting press humorists from across the region.
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American Press Humorists
Nashville
Tenn
American Press Humorists Association
Hermitage
Fox Chase
Maury County
Nation Spends Much for Good Highways
Washington report shows highway and bridge spending rising markedly from 1904 to 1915. Total road and bridge outlays reach about 282 million dollars in 1915, with states and locals contributing over 80 million under state supervision. All but three states maintain some form of highway department.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Indiana
South Carolina
Texas
The Water Cure and the Dry Patient
A Swedish Minnesota wheat farmer grows worse. The wife uses a thermometer as instructed. The doctor arrives to find the patient still at work after drinking water.
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Minnesota
Philadelphia Record
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