Sporting Comment on National League Race and Player Moves
The article surveys the National League standings led by Brooklyn with Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Boston close behind. It notes Cattan Hughes Duffy’s return boosting New York and critiques Philadelphia pitching while detailing minor league performances, player moves, and potential Toronto and Louisville intents to join future leagues.
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Rooklyn
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Boston
Superbas
Httle
Newton
Cantaln Hughes Duffy
Quakers
Phillies
New York
Davis
Chicigo
Inianapolis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Detroit
Harry Merrill
Wilkes-Tharre
Scranton
Kervin
Burnham
Cleveland
Hoffer
Clevelands
Bivens
Buffalo
Hemoan
Fitck Io
Duffy
Han
Buck Preeman
Harley Hickman
Gamdes
Jerry Nops
Baltimore
Norwich
Conn
Honus Wrenner
Pittabure
Hagcores
Ciohteen
Behriver
Tannehill
Pirates
Mame
Wil Wolfe
Anderson
New Castle
Fiteler Moore
Dayton
Marion
Dan Johnson
American Teague
Frank Dillon
Detratt
Presient Johnson
Dillon
Ebberfold
Kwan
Muontreal
Syracuse
Tates
Piret Barennwin
Loote Hartman
Joe Delehanty
Allentown
Thiseason
Wilkes-Barre
Karsisa
Frank Tanner
Rochester
Toronto
Krustern
Branetiell
Worcenter
Tommy Tannen
Jack Waltery
Providenne
Pittenger
Bascors
Walter Shuraham
Miller
Canucks
Faust Western Association
Louieville
Minneapolis
Duffalo
Pugilism Echoes of 1890s Stars and Fading Rivalries
The piece surveys fading boxing interest after Hor ton Jaw. notes Fitzsimmons in peak form and Jeffries' stance, praises Australian Bob Fitzsimmons, Corbett McCoy bout, and critiques odd officiating in Walcott vs West while highlighting star power and betting chatter surrounding early 1900s era boxing figures.
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Horton
Lote
Jeffries
Feh Fitzsimmons
Fitz
James J. Jeffries
Patt
Tite
Bob Leives
Corbett-McCoy
James J. Corbett
Jim Ia
Cor- Witt
Kid
Corbett
McCoy
McCoyle
Corbetti
Walcott-Weat
Uttle Darkey
Flo
Reparations for the College Football Season Under Way
Reparations for the college football season are in earnest as captains and coaches of major teams scout prospects. Among smaller colleges Lafayette appears to stand out in early form and potential.
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Lafayette
Star team awaits Brany return to fortify lineup
The article notes Brany’s absence weakens the star team, with Bray as the standout fullback. Packard may replace him as a stronger substitute. It also mentions Sickles joining Ohio State this fall to play varsity football and enter the pharmacy program.
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Brany
Bray
Penton
Ried
Harvard
Lafayette
Packard
Sickles
Ohio State University
Thia
Pharmacy
Local League Scores Mixed Across Cities
In American League action Buffalo failed to score as Minneapolis and Detroit shutout opponents 3–0. Eastern League results saw Montreal defeat Rochester while Providelies posted a 6–0 win.
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Buffalo
Minneapolis
Detroit
Montreal
Rochester
Providelies
Wereveter
Delaware Lackawanna and Western board makeup note
Industrial notes outline the Delaware Lackawanna and Western board for today Retiring officials of D and H remembered The notice lists crews and engines for North South Summit and Beranton departures with schedules and additional crews for Sunday noon and evening departures Summary mentions Gerrity Warfel and other crews and engines with locations Beranton Lenn Ada and Summit.
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Gerrity
Warfel
Beranton
Lenn
Ada
Thirteen excursionists killed in wreck near Hatfield
A seashore excursion train collided with a milk train near Hatfield, killing thirteen passengers. The crash wrecked cars and injured many, with authorities deeming a full investigation needed. Governor Bethlehem and Lansdale officials organized relief as doctors aided the injured.
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Godfrey Kaelin
Mamie
Harold Landis
William Blackburn
Hatfield
Bethlehem
Heatfield
Allentown
Catasauqua
Montgomery County
Lansdale
Souderton
Delaware Valley Railroad Board Tours Rushkill Line
The board of directors of Delaware Valley Railroad Construction led by FL Wy Cool Winagh viewing the Rushkill line for new road prospects. A large portion of the right of way is contracted to Bushkill Stroudsburg Times. The Hillman Vein Coal Co suspends operations on North Canal Street after removing assets as the Bennett estate expires. Shull Alten and others accompany the group.
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The
Delaware Valley Railroad Construction Company
FL Wy
Cool- Winagh
Searfuss, Osterstock
Keuller
J. H. Shull
T. A. Alten
Rushkill
Bushkill
Stroudaburg
Hillman Vein Coal Company
North Canal Street
Bennett Estate
Ati
Jrends
W. G. Badger
Flaherty
J. B. Brown
Mayfield
Brown
W. K. Johnson
Delaware and Hudson
Watt
William Fisher
Conrad Schreeder
Klots
Pine Brook
Administration Commended for China Policy Support
In Balida session the Colorado conference of the Methodist church passed a resolution commending the administration for its Chinese policy. It applauded lawmakers who backed foreign policy favoring an open door for Christianity and trade, plus protection of American life and property globally.
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Denver
Colorado
Beating All Coal Exports at Newport News
Europe takes a double quantity from Newport News port in August shipments totaling 40,455 tons of New Hiver seam coal sent to various European destinations. The month shows a rise of 64,904 tons from July and September is expected to surpass August.
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Newport News
Europe
Towne Opens A Campaign In Idaho Speech
Pocatello Idaho September 2 Charles A Towne opened the Democratic campaign in Idaho last night delivering a two hour speech chiefly on the financial situation and only at the end touching on the value of imperialism.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Charles A. Towne
Mr. Towne
Fahey Denies Mine Operators Poll Understatement
John Fahey president of No. d district United Mine Workers issued a statement denying a poll of miners showing only 1 percent would strike as incorrect. He said all organization members will cease work and urged unorganized men in sympathy with the invitation for a conference with mine operators. He denied rumors that bituminous operators are fomenting a strike in the anthracite region.
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Shamokin
John Fahey
No. d
United Mine Workers of America
Northumberland
Schuyl Kil
Columbia
Dauphin
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