Work of Demon Demaree Praises From Giants Manager
New York Giants manager lauds Al Demaree after his debut against Boston Americans. The Southern League star struck out nine, allowed seven hits, one walk, and pitched a near shutout in the crucial pennant clinching game. Tesreau, Ahearn, and Marquard are being prepared for key games ahead.
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Athletics Lose Nineteen Inning Record Game
Washington and Philadelphia battled nineteen innings in a major league record length this season. Philadelphia won 5 to 4 as darkness halted play after over four hours. Plank outdueled Groom as late errors and timely hits shaped the marathon contest with Foster and McBride starring in the field.
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Williams
Johnson
Moeller
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Colline
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McBride
Opar
Atlanta May Get Men From Griffith
Atlanta officers Billy Smith and Frank E Callaway travel to Washington for a conference with Clark Griffith of the Washington Senators about a farming affiliation for 1913. Griffith promises an outfielder an infielder and a pair of pitchers for the Crackers, with additional potential signings. The Atlanta delegation will also witness the World Series in New York before returning.
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Billy Smith
Frank E. Callaway
Atlanta Baseball Association
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Clark Griffith
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Gibbs Confident Ahead of Monday Fight With Brock
Willie Gibbs, Philadelphia bantam, says he can beat Matt Brock in a ten round bout at the Orleans A. C. on Monday night. If Gibbs wins, he likely faces Johnny Kilbane for the world featherweight title. Brock from Cleveland trains at home while Gibbs’ camp buzzes with readiness and aim to secure a Kilbane match.
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Philadelphia
Matt Brock
Orleans A. C
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Cleveland
Johnny Kilbane
Kilbane
Phil Brock
Gibbs
Brock
Frankie Russell
Russell
Grid Squads Ready For First Games Of Season
Western colleges open the 1912 football season with practice games as Minnesota Indiana and Ohio State schedule regular contests. Navy focuses on heavy players and reshuffles linemen to develop smash backs. Southern openers include Vanderbilt vs Bethel in Nashville and Georgia Tech against the Eleventh Cavalry at the Fair.
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Harvard Eleven Begins Season in Good Shape for Maine Game
Cambridge Mass Sept 28 Harvard eleven stands in nearly ideal physical condition for its season opener against the University of Maine. The only key casualty is halfback Coolidge who has water on the knee.
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Monarchs of the gridiron usher in South football season
Atlanta chatter notes the onset of the collegiate South football season with the region's top teams preparing for opening games as crowds gather to watch the traditional gridiron unfold in early autumn.
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Princeton Meets Stevenson In Gridiron Tilt
Ideal weather favored Princeton as they met Stevenson on the gridiron. The Tigers showed weakness on offense but boasted a very strong defense in today’s matchup.
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N. J
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Governor Marshall Moves Against Porter Bookies
Indiana Governor Thomas R. Marshall orders Attorney General Honan to sue to stop the Mineral Springs Jockey Club in Porter. Deputy Branaman's report says the club planned an elaborate gambling network to evade Indiana laws, prompting postponement from September to October. The club, incorporated in South Dakota, faced state opposition.
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Baseball Schedule Highlights from Today's National and American Leagues
National League games feature Boston at New York, Philadelphia at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at Chicago, and St. Louis at Pittsburgh. American League matchups include Chicago at St. Louis, Detroit at Cleveland, New York at Philadelphia, and Boston at Washington.
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Chicago and Cincinnati split day with high scoring games
Chicago and Cincinnati teams exchanged results as Cincinnati swept in one game and Chicago won the other. New York, St Louis, Brooklyn and Philadelphia also posted decisive scores in afternoon and evening action across multiple ballparks.
Baseball scores and lineups from Philadelphia Cleveland St Louis games
Box score style summary lists R H E figures for Philadelphia Cleveland and St Louis, with players Groom Johnson Williams Metroscena Mitchell O Neal Wheatley Onslow Lange Benz Walsh Easterly Schalk Allison Napier Powell Crossen Cicotte. Includes multiple inning totals and game outcomes across venues.
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Chance Recovers From Brain Pressure After Operation
Frank Chance, manager of the Chicago Cubs, has recovered enough to plan a trip to Chicago after an operation to relieve pressure on his brain caused by a pitched ball. The New York report notes his improvement and readiness to depart.
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All Heart Flooring Ad Notes Fresh Building Materials
Fragmentary ad lists fresh flooring and lumber lots including Cypress boards 2x4 20 feet and pickets. Mentions contact numbers and a business name All Heart Flooring and Fresh Lot. Limited readable details indicate a local supplier promoting materials for construction or renovation.
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John Horgan Defends The Billiard Title
John Horgan, world champion three cushion billiardist, defeats Joe Carney 150 to 125 in a 150 point match in San Francisco. The game ends 50 to 48 after 91 innings with Horgan retaining the championship.
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Glidden Tour Postponed One Week From Detroit to New Orleans
The Glidden reliability tour from Detroit to New Orleans is delayed by one week. Start moved to October 14 from October 7 due to slow entry of cars. Planning considered routing via Selma Jackson Mobile or via Memphis with Mobile involvement. The date of arrival in New Orleans will determine next steps and a Mobile invitation committee may be formed.
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New Orleans Club Ships for Havana Tour of Cuba
Manager Charles Frank of the New Orleans club leads the Southern League team on a Havana tour. Fifteen games are scheduled in Havana and other Cuban cities as the party departs.
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Base Stealing Record Is Questioned By Pels
Jimmy Johnston of the Barons is said to have broken the Southern League stolen base record in unofficial figures. Charley Frank and the Pelicans dispute the 8 SB mark citing stretched scoring rules and dubious plays. They claim Doc Seabaugh may have also challenged Rickert's record, while Molesworth has led base stealing for five years.
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Joe Rickert
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Molesworth
Taking No Chances With Marty O Toole
Pittsburg, September 28 Marty O Toole and Bobby Byrne will not join Rigler s barnstorming team in Cuba. Manager Fred Clarke declined permission citing risk to the club and potential long term harm to players careers over a 350 dollar per month offer.
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Penn
Marty O'Toole
Bobby Byrne
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Fred Clarke
Comiskey Poised to Land Star Pitcher Miller from San Francisco
Milwaukee report says Charlie Comiskey’s White Sox have secured Frank Miller of the San Francisco club after Ted Sullivan vouched for the young right hander. Miller, from Wisconsin’s copper country, drew praise as a top prospect who had earlier been sent to San Francisco.
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Long Distance Auto Race Planned for May 30 at Speedway
Indianapolis announces the 500 mile race scheduled for Friday May 30 at the Hoosier course. Changes include a 450 cubic inch piston limit, minimum weight 1600 pounds, 30 car field, and $500 entry fee. Entries open January 1 1913 and close May 1 with a 75 mph one lap qualification in trials.
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Indianapolis Motor Speedway
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McCarty to Fight Kauffman in San Francisco October
Articles signed here announce an open air bout between Luther McCarty and Al Kauffman to be held in San Francisco on October 12 under the Broadway Athletic Club. McCarty departs for the Pacific coast tonight after meeting McFarland.
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Luther McCarty
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San Francisco
Broadway Athletic Club
McCarty
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Knockout Brown Beats Trott in Cleveland Bout
New York's Knockout Brown out fought Sammy Trott of Columbus in a twelve round scheduled match at the Cleveland A C. The referee stopped the fight in the seventh round to spare Trott a knockout. They weighed 133 pounds at 3 o clock.
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Gibons McGoorty to vie for middleweight title
Mike Gibbons of St Paul Minnesota and Eddie McGoorty of Oshkosh Wisconsin have been matched to meet in New York on November 7 for a ten round 158 pound middleweight world championship bout announced by the Garden Athletic Club.
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Homeowners Look to Build with Wednesday Sunday Page Tips
The building page in Everybody's offers current, practical guidance for current homeowners and prospective builders. It highlights up-to-date suggestions and ideas for construction, remodeling, and efficient home maintenance. Readers are invited to use the resource for informed decisions.
Houk Beats Papke in Six-Round Philadelphia Bout
In Philadelphia last night Le Honk Houk from Lancaster Pa defeated Billy Papke in a six round boxing match. Houk twice sent Papke crashing through the ropes as the bout was staged at catch weights and drew the popular verdict for the hometown fighter.
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We Never Forget Early Home Cures With Arnica Salve
According to science the lasting memories are tied to early home life and remedies like Bucklen's Arnica Salve used to treat burns boils scalds sores skin eruptions cuts sprains and bruises. After forty years of cures it remains unrivaled for piles corns or cold sores at 25 cents at all druggists.
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Electric Bitters Proved To Restore Strength In Henry Man
Victims of stomach liver and kidney troubles report loss of appetite backache nervousness headache and tired run-down feelings. T. D. Peebles of Henry Tennessee writes that six bottles of Electric Bitters gave him new strength and appetite, outperforming other remedies. Try it at 50 cents a bottle from all druggists.
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Henry
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Axworthy Colt Shines in Columbus Futurity Two Year-Olds
In Columbus Ohio Dillon Axworthy led a field of twelve two year olds in the horse review futurity heats. He won the second heat in a new personal best 2 11 4 and set a season mark for trotters of his age. Evelyn W won the free for all pace but was slower on average.
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Ohio
Dillon Axworthy
Horse Review Futurity
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Evelyn W
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Earl Jr
Helen Stiles
Todd Mack
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Mike Donlin Adopts Christian Science for Wife
Pirates outfielder Mikey Donlin has turned to Christian Science after doctors gave little hope for actress Mabel Hite. Donlin says the method saved his wife, plans to learn more, and faces some skepticism from Broadway peers.
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Donlin
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Chicago Clubs to Stage Special Series Championship Games
President Comiskey of the Chicago American League club accepted President Murphy of the Chicago Nationals challenge for a series of games to decide the Chicago baseball championship. Details will be arranged this afternoon.
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Comiskey
Murphy
Chicago Nationals
Leach Cross suspension upheld by State Athletic Commission
New York Sept 28 The State Athletic Commission which supervises boxing refused to reduce the suspension imposed on Leach Cross for rule violations in a bout Cross appealed and presented a petition with many signatures to support his request.
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Builders' Page Voices On Home Projects
Advertisers on the Builders' Page in the Item Every Wednesday and Sunday share guidance for readers planning construction. The notes cover timing choices, materials, and budgeting for current or future builds.
Oliver Twist Matinee and Night Performances
Next Sunday September 29 offers a matinee from 3 to 6 and an evening show from 7 to 10 featuring Nat Goodwin in Charles Dickens Great Oliver Twist. The engagement promises a popular scale and strong audience turnout at the venue.
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