Cubs Triumph Over Giants In Ironic New York Showdown
Local fans celebrate as the Chicago Cubs defeat the New York Giants 4 to 2 at the Polo Grounds in a dramatic late season game. Matted on Mathewson, the Cubs surged with four runs in the seventh and eighth innings, ending New York’s hopes while Pittsburgh claims a share of second in the standings. The park overflowed with an estimated 210,000 spectators across multiple vantage points as Chicago’s win reshapes the race for the National League title.
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Principals of Main Go at Beethoven Hall Tonight
Principals Myers of Fort Sam Houston and Jeffries of the navy square off in a 10 round bout at Beethoven Hall tonight. Myers weighs 133 pounds, Jeffries about 120, with Jeffries known for solid battles and a recent draw in Sacramento. Both camps hype victory as they train hard, with two strong prelims preceding the main card at 8:10 p.m.
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Unusual racing day yields long odds winner at fairground track
A day of unusual track conditions at the fairground speedway produced surprising results. All Wool led a pennant rush at 40 to 1, ridden by McCullough to victory by two lengths. Snowball, Vincentio, and James V also drew attention among favorites and upsets.
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Flight Across Lake Michigan Offered for $500 Prize
Edward F. Harbart of Chicago offers 500 in prize money to the first American to cross Lake Michigan by airplane from Chicago to South Haven Michigan. Harbart and a companion scientist are building the plane but will not compete. Money deposited in a bank yesterday. flight must occur within a year.
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Thoroughbred racing results obscure meet summary
Wool Metuloch won the race with Samon in seventh, Little George second, and several runners listed with fractional times. Third Time 1 08 344 and other names such as Wonda Annig Vonaliie Latohatehte appear in the fragmentary report alongside placements and times for later races including a nine furlong or mile event.
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Washington Beats New York In A League Contest
In Washington a 11 to 6 win over New York with pitching by Hattchins and Keelyana Street, Lalo, and Theo Bate contributing. Artat's orchestra and TV phones noted in the report.
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Bowling Leagues See Even Breaks in Turner League
Turbulent bowling action as Komanches and Kiowas split wins with high scores. Schlmueller and Fritze lead in a close pair of games, 278 and 314, with heavy pins from Lohmueller and Schmitt. Turnout includes Commanches, Kiowas, and many players, while umpires and scorers log the night.
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RATTLE OF THE PINS AT MISSION GARE DEN
The Hornets and Tumble Bees clashed on their alleys at Mission Garden. The Beathoven family night drew a large turnout with an extended two hour session noted for its lively attendance and spirited play.
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World Championship Final Set Between Tigers and Cubs
Detroit Tigers and Chicago Cubs to clash for the World Series title starting tomorrow in Detroit with two games in Chicago. Umpires O Day Klein and Connerly Sheridan will rule, forfeit of 10000 dollars noted, Cubs traveling from New York and Detroit plans to use Donaver.
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Yale Bulldogs rely on Captain Burek for backer edge
The Yale Bulldogs rely on captain Robert Burek to lead the team with generalship and skill. The notice invites capable men aged 18 to 25 of good character to apply for entering officer training. Address Moore Building Avenue C and Houston Street San Antonio Texas for further information.
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San Antonio High to Play Houston Tomorrow
San Antonio High School is set to meet Houston High tomorrow in a doubleheader. The first game starts at 10 o clock, followed by the second at 1 o clock. The squad has strengthened with Singer’s return, and the field conditions are ideal for the contest.
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King Wins Harness Race at Grand Fair
King driven by Ralph Graen won a straight heat in the harness race at the fair yesterday afternoon. Princes, driven by David Harmon, placed second with Robbie’s Foot Strang in third. Footty Strong struck trouble in the first heat but finished neck ahead in the late stages.
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Ordinance mandates physician report to board of health
City of San Antonio amends the Revised Criminal Ordinances to require physicians to report in writing to the board of health after first patient visits with contagious diseases including typhoid, yellow fever, cholera, smallpox, malaria, tuberculosis, and other infections. dated October 1908, signed by Mayor Bryan Callaghan and Clerk Fred Fries.
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