Watty's champions routed by Mud Hens in Toledo game
Indianapolis Journal report from Toledo on September 6 describes Wattys being drubbed by the Mud Hens, with Toledo scoring eleven runs through five innings and a rain-shortened finish. Suthoff pitched well for Indianapolis but teammates’ errors and walks doomed the Hoosiers in a lopsided loss.
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Columbus and Louisville Split Doubleheader Here
Columbus and Louisville closed their season series by splitting a twin bill in Columbus. Louisville won game two after Columbus took game one, finishing 16–4 in favor of Louisville across twenty games. Attendance 2,286.
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Aged preacher killer husband flees after murder
Kenova West Virginia September 6 80 year old Rev Morris Wilson a long prominent Baptist minister killed his wife in Genoa by throat cutting with a razor. He fled to Woodland and is believed to be hiding on rock cliffs nearby. Authorities fear decades of married life drove him to crime.
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Genoa
Woodland
Cincinnati Defeats Philadelphia as Hahn Quiets Hitters
Cincinnati won behind Hahn with Philadelphia managed only five hits. The game featured early Chicago danger undone by Dexter’s misplay and a tense late innings, while New York and Pittsburgh split a low scoring affair. Brooklyn defeated St Louis as Pearson faltered early before steadying. Attendance figures noted for multiple park contests across the National League.
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Evansville triumph over Terre Haute in local clash
Evansville dominant in a home win on September 6 with an error giving Terre Haute their only run. Final scores show Evansville 4, Terre Haute 2 as McGill News and Popp Vickers Richardson combined on a steady pitching effort. Davenport and Rock Island also posted results in separate regional games with late-inning hits shaping outcomes.
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National Gun Club Aims to Govern Trapshooting in United States
John M. Lilly of Indianapolis promotes a National Gun Club to regulate trap and wing shooting, foster youth firearm use, and establish state branches with a general council based in Indiana's capital. The plan envisions local chapters, a two dollar initial fee, and a one dollar annual thereafter, with key figures from across the country joining the governing body.
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John J. Hallowell
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Des Moines
Richard Merrill
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Fulton, N. J
Col. A. G. Courtney
Syracuse
N. Y
Will K. Park
National Gun Club
Jack Parker
Desiree Island
Detroit Wins Doubleheader Over Baltimore In Relentless Fashion
Detroit reverses form at Bennett Park beating Baltimore in both games. Elberfeld’s standout defense and Katoll’s control shape the opener, with Harley homering in the second game as Detroit adds four hits in the third inning. Pratt’s struggles for Washington and Davis Isbell homers highlight Chicago’s rout of Washington. Boston shells St Louis as Young and Donahue falter, while Joss keeps Philadelphia in check.
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Close of Seagirt shoot crowns Cooke champion
Seagirt New Jersey Sept 6 President's match for the military championship ended with G E Cooke winning. The event drew the largest attendance and was hailed as the most successful rifle tournament ever held on the New Jersey range.
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George Earle Cooke Wins President's Match Title At Seagirt
The champion is George Earle Cooke of the First District of Columbia Regiment. He shot better than 43 rivals to win with 189 points from 200. A telegram to President Wilson congratulated him on the match and wished him continued accuracy. In London, A O Cameron set world records at Pitlochry Highland games by throwing the twenty and fifty six pound weights beyond previous marks.
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Shortridge Captains Calls for Immediate Football Training
Robert Scott, captain of the Shortridge High School football team, urges all candidates to assemble at Capitol avenue and Sixteenth street for practice tomorrow afternoon. He aims to assess material early, with two squads and several last year players unavailable due to graduation or health.
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Shirley Hendricks
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Ryland Pratt
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Louisville Anual Training School
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Newby Oval
Washington Park
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DePauw schedules 1900s football slate with varied opponents
Green castle dispatch lists DePauw football plans under manager Ed Woods featuring games against alumni Shortridge Purdue Rose Polytechnic Indiana University Michigan Agricultural College Butler Rose Polytechnic Terre Haute Kentucky University Illinois Wesleyan Navy Ohio Wesleyan and Ohio Wesleyan likely. Fairmount Academy promises strongest team in school history with coaches Dr J P Seale and Fred Johnson leading the backfield.
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Kramer Wins Both Heats at Vailsburg Track
Frank I. Kramer of East Orange swept two heats in a race for a purse of 8400 at Vailsburg track Newark on Sept 6 defeating Major Taylor. First heat half mile 1 12 5, second heat one mile 4 18 5. John King won the one mile handicap with Floyd Macfarland second and John T. Fisher third. Also at Revere Bobby Walthour defeated Albert Champion in a 25 mile motor paced race finishing a half lap ahead with times listed for 5, 10, 15, 20 and 25 miles.
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French Cycler Injured by Michael in Training Collision
New York dispatch reports French cycling champion Huret severely injured in a training crash with American rider Mr Michael. Huret suffered torn and splintered injuries and doctors say the Frenchman may never ride again. Michael visited a Paris hospital and is urged to recover.
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Blues win Century Stakes at Sheepshead Bay report
Frank Farrells Blues wins the 1500 meter Century stakes at Sheepshead Bay with Bonnibert as a favorite and Major Daingerfield close behind. Rowdy breaks the track record in the steeplechase while four horses fall and Furlong II is killed with two riders injured. Chicago card notes McChesney dominates Harlem with a near record mile and an eighth.
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Windsor two year old stake won by John J. Regan
Detroit, Sept. 6. The City of the Straits stake for two year olds at Windsor was won by John J. Regan, who led a field headed by four favorites. Weather cloudy with night showers, track was fast. Winning order included Regan ahead of Imperialist and others in close finish.
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Croix DOr Wins Golden Red Stakes at Delmar Park
In a dull track day at Delmar Park Croix D'Or upset the field at 10 to 1 in the Golden Red stakes. Winners listed in order Lunar 4 to 1 Kittie Cut 3 to 1 Valverde 1 to 1 Croix DOr 10 to 1 Salinda 3 to 3 Kiss Quick 6 to 1 4 toL. Salinda as the only winning favorite stands out among the results.
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Kenilworth Race Winners Report in Buffala
Rain held off until near race six at Kenilworth track as Snark Glenwater First Chord Collonade San Andres Gould scored in order. Weather veiled the card but results stood despite threatening skies.
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Coal mining lands sold in three counties in Canada? no
Deeds for coal lands covering thousands of acres have been filed in Jackson Franklin and Williamson counties. Sixty six deeds total convey land to ex-Congressman W S Foreman and Peter Jeffrey. Foreman promotes the syndicate. Lamester Warder and James Young engineered the Williamson deal. The Franklin tract adjoins the Lesier and Gates-Illinois Steel purchases, totals around eight thousand acres. A railroad line from Bluffs to the property is planned with hoped development north to Golconda.
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