Pirates Rally With Errors To Lead Inning Colossal
The writing shows a chaotic baseball recount with multiple wild pitches and defensive miscues. Carey, Dolan, Wagner, Byers, and Dolan drive Pirates runs while Chicago answers with a fourth inning score. Hyers, Williams, Viox, and Leach contribute in a muddled set of events as the game progresses.
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Carey Tcaring
Dolan
Wagner
Vrey
Byers
Pirates
Chicago
Hyers Elngled Willams
Viox
Haute
Zimmernan Threy Wild
Leach
Williams
Braves and Phillies Split Doubleheader in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on September 24 Boston and Philadelphia split a doubleheader. Boston won the first game 4 to 0 behind Rudolph’s pitching with three hits allowed and no runners reaching third. The Phillies took the second game 11 to 1 as Beaton scored on a sequence in the fifth and Waee vans scored again on three singles and a sacrifice.
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Braves
Phillies
Philadelphia
Boston
Vignore
Tyhling
Rudolph
Maranvillo
Smilini
Beaton
Brenan
Giants Close In On Championship in Tight New York Battle
The New Yorks edged closer to the title by beating Brooklyn 2 to 1 in a pitchers’ duel between Christy Mathewson and Zach Wheat. Meyers scored on a wild throw, Merkle reached third on a steal and scored on Dorie’s sac fly, while Brooklyn threatened with three hits in the fourth but failed to score.
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Giants
New York
New Yorks
Brooklyn
Mathewson
Revton
Ylaldad
Hiva
Wheat
Dauber
Cubs Lose to Pirates in series opener at Tittaburg
Chicago started slowly as two Cheney wild pitches in the first inning helped Pittsburgh seize an 8 to 2 lead. Carey reached on Byvora’s error and advanced on a wild pitch, then Dolan connected off Cheney as his throw misfired at third.
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CUBS
Pirates
Tittaburg
Chicago
Sarrows
Cheney
Carey
Byvora
Dolan
Wagner
Phillies Rout Red Sox In Sloppy American League Tilt
In Boston on Sept 24 Philadelphia defeated the Red Sox 10 to 4 in a rain affected game. Wyckoff struggled to locate pitches and Boston errors aided the visitors. A slow developing ninth inning double play by Oldring and Lappin ended the contest.
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Athletics
Boston
Philadelphia
Red Sox
Wyckoff
Oldring
Baseball schedule and yesterday results across leagues
National schedule shows Colcago at Pittsburg, Boston at Philadelphia, New York at Brooklyn, Washington at New York, Philadelphia and Chicago in clear or cloudy conditions. Yesterday National League Philadelphia 11 Boston 0, Pittsburgh Chicago 2, New York 2, Brooklyn 1. American League Philadelphia 10 Boston 4. Other leagues report scores like Columbus 3 Milwaukee 4, Topeka 0 Kansas City 4, St. Joseph 8 Wichita 1, Oakland 4 Venice 0, Portland 2 San Francisco 2. Football results list Cornell 41 Wisconsin 0, Carisle 26 Lebanon 0, Yale 0 Woaleyan 0.
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Phladealphia
Fittsburg
Brooklyn
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Ginelnnati
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Pel Poladelphia
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Pittsburg
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Chicago
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Ile
Denver
Cornell
Wisconsin
Carisie
Lebanon
Yoloit
Woaleyan
Washburn Football Team Lacks Quarterback in Lincoln
Washburn University football faces a QB deficit as captain Rogers reports no quarterback on the roster. McNiah the substitute is listed but hasn’t reported, with four others vying for the position amid a shaky prospect for the season. Union League eyes a meeting next week to set leadership and schedule details, possibly in Salt Lake City.
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Kas
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Washburn
Lincoln
Rogars Xaid
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Fall meeting to decide circuit enlargement with new clubs
The meeting will cover many items but the key issue is whether the circuit should be enlarged. Potential new clubs named include Boise, Lawleton, Bulings in Montana, Twin Falls, and Pocatello in Idaho.
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Boise Ant Lawleton
Bulings
Montana
Twin Walia
Pocatello
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Colonel Kingman Poised to Succeed Army Chief Engineer
Washington reports Colonel Kingman, senior Army Corps of Engineers officer, is expected to succeed Brigadier General William T. Russell as chief of engineers when Russell retires next month. Others endorsed include Colonel William M. Black, Colonel George W. Goethals, Colonel Edward Bure, and Lieutenant Colonels Taylor, Siecbera and Riche, though Goethals is limited by plans to remain in the isthmus for the Panama canal project.
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Washington
Ban xv. Kingman
Army Engineering Corps
William T. Russell
Army
Kingman
Savannah
Engliser
Woutheast di Élon
William M. Black
George W. Goethals
Edward Bure
Taylor
Siecbera
Riche
Goethals
Panama Canal
Standardisation of U S Grain Rates Announces Forum
Toledo reports that Dr J W T Duval government crop technologist will address the Grain Neaters National association in New Orleans October 14 to 16 on proposed standardization of grain broiles. About 1000 delegates expected to hear new corn grades issued by the Agriculture Department. August 23.
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Toledo
Imade
He Grain Neaters’ National Association
J. W. TL Duval
New Orleans
United States
Government Department of Agriculture
Thaw Sends Man Thanks and Check
Montreal report states Harry K. Thaw sent a check for an immigration officer Garceay or Garceau for kindness shown when Thaw was deported. The officer who helped Thaw on the cold morning rushed him across the boundary and supplied an overcoat, prompting Thaw to express gratitude.
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Montreal
Harry K. Thaw
Garceay
Jim
Thaw
Garcean
Prisoner rushed to state penitentiary after farm killing
Leavenworth Sept 24. Mevolence From a act of farous ers Witt gathered new Springdaly Kes LW. Trombel charged with killing Franklin a farmer was taken to the state penitentiary for safe keeping tonight. Mohay died yesterday from a fractured skull the wound said to be inflicted by Tenn hel. Citizens spread news of the death prompting farmers to rally and plan. Trombel was rushed to the state prison where he will be kept.
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Leavenworth
New Springdaly
Trombel
Franklin
Stele Penitentiary
Mohay
Mohat
Otthers
Trumber
Attorney Loses Memory After Mysterious Incident
An Indianapolis man identified as Jon TV and Bioney was taken by police for observation after claiming memory loss from an incident in Syracuse. He described wandering the country with a watch worth 375 dollars and claimed a wife in Detroit. investigators found no corroborating traces.
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Ind
Jon TV
Bioney
Horney
Los Angeles
Patlea
Stoney
Syracuse
Tre
Amity
Adil
Wreck of Ship Found Buried Near Varikore Site
A mistyped report describes the discovery of a sunken vessel linked to a voyage to Houatoir and a secret exploration by VONngn of dlacovery. The ship supposedly wrecked in the Pacific region and was found buried with wand on the tal tind of Varikore in the tacitic.
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Pacilly
Varikore
White Grubs Damage Crops Across Several States
Washington reports seven million dollars in crop losses in Illinois, Iowa, and Wisconsin from white grubs and at least five million more from corn, timothy, and potatoes in other infested areas, totaling no less than twelve million dollars last year. John J. Davis of the United States Bureau of Entomology warns the life cycle in northern states lasts three years. May beetles were especially abundant in 1908 and 1912, and he advises farmers in infested regions to plow deeply this fall, best between October 1 and 15.
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Illinois
Iowa
Wisconsin
Atlantic Ocean
South Dakota
John J. Davis
United States Bureau of Entomology
Gemboa Nomination Sparks Comment Silence in Washington
In September in Washington the nomination of Frederico Gemboa of Mexico by the Catholic party for president stirred reaction. Secretary Bryan declined to comment while officials weighed whether Gemboa could be elected, with Constitutionalists voicing skepticism.
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Frederico Gemboa
Catholic Arty
Bryan
United States
Gambos
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Radical
Mexican Catholic party nominee unlikely to win election
American officials judged that the Catholic party’s candidate could not triumph in a popular Mexican election. The party would abstain from the process and revolutionists would not recognize Gamboa as winner, signaling political tensions ahead.
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Fifty refugees leaving Durango
Washington report describes fifty refugees headed from Durango into Oman toward Texas, including women and children. The group travels away from Durango with Vic. Consul MacAnghur accompanying, saving only about twenty Americans in Durango and fewer than forty in surrounding districts.
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Imifty Amelia
Mountm Parse Oman
Duraugo
Vics
MaCanghur Ix
Durango
Ourlying
Edison barred from own office in New Jersey
Thomas A. Edison, recovering from illness, was blocked from entering his laboratory in Orange New Jersey by a ruling that only employed staff with appointments may enter. A new boy assistant asked Meadowcroft, Edison’s secretary, about employment and Edison praised the youth’s diligence, hoping he would keep the lab orderly.
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Orange
N. Jn
Thomas A. Edison
Talvatory
Edison
Death of Representative Rhodes's Son in Williamson
Joseph Rhodes, 18, son of Representative S. G. Rhodes, was found dead in his Williamson home. He apparently shot himself in the head during the night, authorities said.
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S G. Rhodes
Post Offices to Become Postal Savings Depositories
Washington reports that sixty six post offices will advance to presidential grade October 1 and be designated as postal savings depositories after November 1 by Postmaster General Burleson.
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Washington
Burleson
Income tax amended to exclude dividend portions from life policy premiums
Washington meaning the tariff conferees decided to exempt the part of premiums on mutual life insurance policies that is returned to the policy holder as a dividend or rebate from income tax. The decision affects life insurance companies writing mutual policies and marine insurers, with the rest of their income taxed as before. Conferees worked late aiming to send the conference report to the government printing office and present it to Congress.
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Washington
Senate
Capitol
Houses of Congress
Memphis Tent Lent Championship Rematch Doubtful
Eight players competed in the championship at the crn Golf association yesterday and the result remains uncertain as rematch play begins. Predictions favor Miss Caroline Panter of Chicago the current champion to retain her title. Today she faces Miss Francis Anderson of Chicago in a hard fought pairings. Also favored are Mrs. F. Scotburn of Chicago and Miss Ruth Chisholm of Cleveland.
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Crn Golf Association
Caroline Panter
Chicago
Painter
Francis Anderson
F. Scotburn
Ruth Chisholm
Cleveland
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