Baltimore Wins Third Temple Cup Game in Quiet Fashion
The Orioles defeated Boston with ease in the third Temple Cup contest. A late shower halted play after seven innings, denying Boston four runs and five hits. Klobedang and Hoffer pitched for the visitors as Baltimore’s bats outpaced Boston’s pitching in this unexciting finale.
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Football scores and upsets from Princeton and Rutgers games
Rutgers suffered a 64 to 0 defeat at the hands of Princeton, highlighted by Hillebrand’s 100 yard kickoff return. Lafayette edged Franklin and Marshall with two touchdowns, while Pennsylvania defeated Gettysburg 51 to 0 and Yale beat Amherst 18 to 0 with a freshman lineup.
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Amateur Ball Notes Clash Set for October Match
The Crescenta accept the challenge of the Harmonies for Oct 0 at 2 90 p m on the Crescents grounds J Cooney manager The Minooka team challenges the Lack Swannas or the Eurekas for a game on the scene
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Record Trotters Shine At Kentucky Breeders Meeting
Lexington Kentucky Oct 6 large crowd on second day of Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders meeting. The 46000 futurity for two year olds won in record time by Janie TT. Other results include a 2104 time in the Wilson pacing and a 202% time for Countess Eve in straight heats. Portland Maine also reported light attendance with the 21% trotting stake won by George Ax in three straight heats.
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Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association
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Sallio ‘Toler
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Lady Geraldine
Mither
Clisa
Countess Eve
Norval
Kyburee
Portland
George Ax
Gquadricw
Hail
Fidworth
Peoria Bicycle Club Fall Meet Opens Strong
The Peoria Bicycle Club reports a successful first day with favorable weather and solid attendance. In professional events Arthur Gardiner of Chicago won the quarter mile, with Harry Mureh of Calega second and Tom Cooper of Detroit third. time 66.5. Cooper also won the one mile, Nat Butler second, Gardiner third. time 2 003-5. Dr A J Brown of Cleveland won the tandem handicap, with H R Steenson of Dayton second and Nat Butler third. time 4 25.
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Chicago
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Caleaga
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Detroit
Nat Butler
Boston
Chienet
Against Low Gears in Cycling
The article argues larger gears suit most riders, since small gears waste power. It notes slower pedaling with big gears is easier and faster speeds require less relative effort. It warns against very high gears, saying some spare power is preferable to exhausting early in a ride.
West Side football challenges listed for Oct 10
The Alerts of the West Side challenge Crescent and James Boys grounds game on October 10 at 290 yards per minute in Tribune notes. Waleh the manager invites Young Americana to a game on October 10 at 1 90 p m on the Alerts grounds with transit directions from Ninth and Swetland streets. Dldie McHugh captain invites No 14 school to a next Saturday game at 1 o'clock on No 14 grounds with a Washburn street car route via Lincoln avenue.
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Tribune
Eddie Bald to Race in Europe for Short Distance Records
Eddie Bald sails October four for Europe to ride in France and England aiming for short distance records. Gardiner plans a world record push with manager James Temple backing one to five mile paced events at Garfield Park. Major Taylor faces a circuit-ending Racine meet amid dispute after Becker’s on-track assault.
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The Last Day Poem Becomes Classified Ad
A young woman brings a poem to a newspaper office by mistake and the advertising manager ages the piece as a want ad. He praises it, quotes a price, and contemplates placing it next to reading matter while debating the author’s intent and identity.
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Jingo
Quotation Exchange Amid Ride Fraud Confusion
The excerpt shows Hoy insisting he has never killed or wanted to kill a girl, while Harper's Magazine quotes him complaining about an unsafe ride as he seeks to jump off. The dialogue reflects a tense moment related to a ride incident and alleged criminal behavior.
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Harper's Magaalue
Pace-Making Machines and Evolving Racing Pace Technology
An English racing enthusiast weighs the shifting value of pacing machines from tandem to quad and beyond. He notes France and America expanded crews, while the pace instrument shifts influence records more than individual skill. The piece foresees possible century-end growth to ten or twelve riders in propelled machines.
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Nichols the Boston Pennant Pitcher in Spotlight
Ex catcher Charlie Bennett recalls Kid Nichols’s rise from the Kansas City grounds to stardom with the Boston club. Bennett details Nichols’s steady delivery, rare control, and mix of fast and slow straight balls. He notes Nichols’s winter bowling strengthened the arm and praises his performance as possibly better than ever.
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Senator Sorghum’s Homemade Speech Draws Fire
A Washington Star item recounts Senator Sorghum reading a self-made foreign policy speech to his wife. The playful oration mimics hawkish eagle imagery, but his wife warns it could backfire with voters and temperance allies, likening it to a tainted broadside.
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Best Known Man in the Universe John L Sullivan
John L Sullivan is hailed as the best known man in the world for revolutionizing boxing with knockouts in four rounds and for boosting the sport globally. The piece notes Sullivan’s fame across America and abroad, his impact on fans, and contrasts him with later champions like Corbett and F kus Simmons.
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Perry Petettle Quoted on Soap in the Bible
Wayworn Watson quotes Perry Petettle claiming soap is mentioned in the Bible. The Cincinnati Enquirer notes both men discuss the Bible’s treatment of good and bad things in a brief exchange.
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Dainty Dog Refuses Cold Sausages Allegedly
A New York Tribune item recalls two neighbors discussing a small dog. One notes the animal refused cold sausages this morning while the other jokes about cannibalism.
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Wise man changes his mind and a foolish never does
An aphoristic collection notes a proverb about adaptability from Jowett and a quote about a wife’s wisdom, attributed to the New York World. The lines juxtapose prudence and stubbornness in a brief editorial snippet.
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