Tied Score Tops Ninth Then Columbus Bats In Tenth
In St Paul on September 16 a tense game ended with Columbus losing after a late rally by St Paul. The ninth inning tied the score and Columbus delivered the decisive run in the tenth, dropping Toledo as Minneapolis beat them. The column details runs, hits, errors, and key players across the two clubs with earned runs and notable plays.
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Indianapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Columbus
Minneapolis
Toledo
R.elore
Colum
Hart
Hooke
McMakin
Beore
Chech
McFarlan
Miller
Huggins
Hurley
Marcan
Lumley
Turner
Knoll
Myers
McMackin
Bailey
Ue McMackin
Attend- Ferguson
McNeil
Newlin
McNeill
Uute Wild
Minn
Relo
Lynch
Lally
Yeager
Wilmot
Oo Werden
Quillin
Sullivan
Grant
Coggswell
Werden
Tindill
ST. Louis
Detroit
Kissinger
Powell
Dan Patch Fails to Beat World Pacing Mark at Empire Track
Dan Patch failed to lower the pacing world record at the Empire track. Rhythmic dominates the day winning the 2:20 trot and the Yonkers purse while Direct Hal takes the 2:15 pace. Maplehurst stud at Paris, Kentucky, announces disbanding and sale of all holdings.
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New York
Dan Patch
Empire Track
Star Pointer
Blind Wonder Rhythmic
Dulce
Wentworth
Rhythmic
Oakland Baron
Iattle
Schrey Pointer
Dora Delpha
the Empire
Br. H
Strathmore
Hudson
Od Dulce Cor. B. m
Miller
Br. G
McHenry
Katrinka
B. m
Lozier
the Yonkers
Hal
B. H
Bessie
Tom Hal
Geers
King Charles
Bh. g.Maloney
Ch. G
Spear
Snow
B. G
Schley Pointer
Captain P
Nuckols
Orrin B
Walker
Loomis Monte Joe
G. G
Kinney
Mercury Wilkes
Dic
Garnet
Ch. m
Lucre
Dunn
Lexington
Bacon & Brennard
Maplehurst Stud
Paris
Jay Bird
Allerton
Early Bird
Scarlet Wilkes
George
Lord Beresford aboard Kronprinz Wilhelm from Bremen
New York reported that Lord Charles Beresford rear admiral in the navy was among the passengers aboard the steamship Kronprinz Wilhelm which arrived from Bremen on September 16.
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New York
Lord Charles Beresford
Araval
Bremen
Opening day at Jubilee State fair races features fast track and big crowd
The principal event was the 2:08 pace won by The Bishop in 2:09, 2:06, and 2:06. Nervola and New Richmond challenged. several mishaps delayed heats. Seven entries contested the pacing division for the Kentucky Stock Farm purse, with Coast Marie and Ethel Evans leading early after Coast Marie won the final heat. The day saw strong attendance, perfect weather, and fast times on a smooth track.
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Ruby Mate
Balmy L
Mira
Dunn
Brown
B. m
Boyd
Kentucky Stock Farm
Coast
Maine
Bik
Parks
Ethel’ Evans
Bells
Crescens
Dan Patch
Indianapolis
M. A. McDonald
Director Bell
Masterson
Henry K
Powell
Bishop
Dick Wilson
Argot Wilkes
Bay Welding
Nervola
New Richmond
Mr. Gerst
Benedict
Currry
Chestnut
Milton
McAdams
Simmons
G. F. Emery
Orphan
Baron Patch
Alfred Starr
Cahill
Edgewood Bell
Jessie M
Fred Starr
Ethel Evans
J. A. Barrett
Lucy Baron
F. E. Nelson
Coast Maine
Coast Marie
Betting Ring Hit Hard in Hawthorne Crushes
Hawthorne meet heavy betting losses as Jack Doyle wins a close race from Ida V. Nitrate takes fourth with Lucien Appleby second. Glen Rice upsets in second, while Francesco and Valley Forge headline Gravesend results in New York with Mackey Dwyer upsetting Bonnibert. Weather clear and track fast with several tight finishes.
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Chicago
Hawthorne
Jack Doyle
Ida V
Nitrate
Lucien Appleby
Flying Torpedo
Hiram Scoggan
Glen Rice
Evening Star
Buchanan
Pronta
T. Dean
I. Samelson
J. Matthews
Treanor
Birkenroth
Toad
Winkfield
Rolling Beer
Dr. Staphens
Coburn
Andes
Robbins
Leviathan
Constellator
New York
Francesco
Valley Forge
Gravesend
Mackey Dwyer
Bonnibert
Toscan
Smith
Shotgun
Landry
Etonte Carlo
Odom
Redfern
CIA
J. Martin
Buffalo Jockey Events Highlight Kenilworth Park Ride
Buffalo society honored Kenilworth Park with a horse event featuring amateur riders from the Buffalo University Latern and Country clubs. Heroics and Irish Jewel were top finishers with Pride of Surrey and First Chord among winners, amid heavy betting by about 10 000 spectators.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Buffalo Society
Kenilworth Park
Buffalo University
Latern
Country Clubs
Irish Jewel
Governor Boyd
Pride of Surrey
First Chord
Glenwater
Heroles
Her Letter
Homestead
New Pitcher Futile as Boston Beats Philadelphia
Philadelphia used a new pitcher Malarkey today but Boston won easily. The crowd attended as Boston pounded malarkey allowing six runs in the first inning and held on for a decisive victory.
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New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
Malarkey
Gompers and UMW Officials Meet in Secret Scrutiny of Strike
In Wilkes Barre a secret conference gathered AFL President Gompers United Mine Workers leaders Mitchell and Wilson with district presidents to review the anthracite strike. They reported the strike well managed and relief available with voluntary contributions likely to grow if needed. Breakers at Conyngham and Plymouth ran for several hours today.
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Wilkesbarre
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Mitchell
Wilson
United Mine Workers
Washington
Indianapolis
Conyngham
Delaware & Hudson Company
Plymouth
Delaware and Hudson opens three more collieries in Pa
Scranton dispatch reports Delaware and Hudson Company added Conningham at Wilkes Barre Plymouth No 2 and Olyphant increasing to six collieries and three washeries in operation. Ontario & Western resumes Pine Brook and Estridge copper works in Scranton and Johnson Nos 1 and 2 in Priceburg. Total nine teen collieries and twenty one washeries with daily output around 20000 tons. A deputy at Pancoast colliery fired a revolver to disperse a crowd and was jailed.
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Scranton
Delaware and Hudson Company
Conningham
Wilkesbarre
Plymouth
Olyphant
Ontario & Western Company
Pine Brook
Estridge
Johnson No
Priceburg
Conference of Operators Reports No Concessions in Strike
A high level conference of leading anthracite coal interests in New York outlined firm stand against concessions to end the strike. Begun after a meeting with J P Morgan, executives including Baer Fowler Oliphant Underwood and Markle asserted the strike would end only when workers return. They noted improving conditions and resumed mining as talks with Hanna proved futile.
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New York
Philadelphia & Reading Company
Baer
Reading Road
Truesdale
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Fowler
New York, Ontario & Western
Walters
Lehigh Valley
Oliphant
Delaware & Hudson
Underwood
The
Erie
Bester
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Irving Stearns
Coxe Brothers & Co
John Markle
G. B. Markle & Co
J. P. Morgan
Mitchell
Hanna
John Markie
P. A. B. Widener
Temple Iron Company
Tempe Iron Company
Tem Iron Company
Scores From Regional Games For Memphis and Nashville
Memphis defeated Birmingham 6 to 0 while New Orleans and Atlanta split a 3 to 3 draw. Shreveport won over Nashville 2 to 8. Little Rock upset Chattanooga 8 to 0.
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Memphis
Birmingham
New Orleans
Atlanta
Shreveport
Nashville
Little Rock
Chattanooga
They Have a High Regard for Mr Watsons an Operator
Report from United Mine Workers headquarters notes no word from the Mitchell Wilson conference. Secretary Wilson did not indicate a return date. West Virginia conditions remain unsettled as officials weigh next steps.
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Mr. Watsons
United Mine Workers
Mitchell
Wilson
West Virginia
Norfolk & Western
United States
M. Sexton
United Workers’ Journal
United Money
Sexton
Binia
Watsons
Asia
Watson
Mother Jones
Louisville Fight Injunction Sought To Stop Prize Contest
Attorney General Pratt filed in Jefferson Circuit Court for an injunction to block a prizefight before the Southern Athletic Club at the Auditorium next Monday night. The petition names Terry McGovern Young Corbett and others as defendants and argues the bout would violate state law. A judge will hear the motion Thursday morning and a decision is expected promptly.
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Louisville
Beckham
Pratt
Jefferson Circuit
Southern Athletic Club
Emmett Pield
Common Pleas Division
Circuit Court
Court of Appeals
Terry McGovern
Sam H. Harris
Young Corbett
John F. Corbett
James J. Corbett
Wim, F. Norton
Robert C. Gray
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J. Councelman
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Robert Carnathan
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H. Snyder
King Mills
Colbert
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O. C. Hornaday
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Katoll and Robinson
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MR. Gompers
Tors
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Shamokin
Llewellyn Coal Company
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Llewellyn Company
Markle
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James Hart
John T. Brush
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Mr. Hart
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