Tigers Rally Fails Despite Ninth Inning Hopes
In a tense Tigers game, multiple fielding mishaps and slugging runs defined the late innings. Cen ter fielder Slagle muffed a routine play, Tinker and Katnoy combined on a crucial double play, but the Tigers could not mount a final rally as Schmidt and O Leary closed out the contest with steady defense and late innings outs. The day featured sharp grounders, timely hits, and fates decided by close plays at first and center.
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Millan
Jonea Wis
Scheefer
Steinfeldt
Jones
Ten Tiker
Crawford
Ubo
Tinker
Kittam
Cobb
Rosaman
Slagle
Cater
Han
Steinfeld
Tigers
Igera
Ruefbach
Disanter
Coughue
Schmidt
Bulla
O'Leary
Killian
Vers
Janey
Rossioan
Slagte
Coughlin
Mtie Fites
Detroit
Stover
Albach
Chenea
Norris
Chicago
Henlbach
Slagls
Sheckard
Chanes
Rentbach
Slever
Hemiers
Cubs
Siever
Red
Kling
Evers
Terriory
Schulte
Bob
Sun
Elder
Teai Bach
Jennings
Belog
Chance
Locels
Imer
Rossman
Nakie
Land Schmidt
Totter
Alle
Sven
Stagle
Donald Sving
Toad
Cuba
Pittsburg
Boston
Aeron
Donovan
Davy Fones
Mom Tigers
Phildelphis
Todey
Ene
Stenda
Thun
Ganes Honda
Detroit and Chicago Battle Incomplete Inning Detail
Detroit and Chicago play a complex sequence of at bats with multiple outs and occasional runs. Inning by inning notes show errors, doubles, and late scoring actions as players like Steinfeldt Evers Kling and Tinker influence the pace.
Hitting Wins for Cubs in Detroit League Game
Detroit Adverbal League team suffered its second straight defeat to the Chicago Nationals. Chicago piled up five runs on solid hitting while Detroit managed only one run as Sioner struggled on the mound.
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Chicago
Detroit
Chicago Nationals
Redex
Sioner
Hid
Tigers Lose Narrow Clash as Cubs Rally
Detroit edged in a fast game by Chicago with Reulbach excelling early. Killian replaced Siever and contributed two doubles and a single but Chicago erupted in the fourth inning, Steinfeldt and Evers driving in runs. Attendance was 13,114, receipts totaling 16,512.50 with shares announced for the league, players, and clubs.
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Nings
Killian
Detroit
Chicago
Revlbach
Reulbach
Mts
Steinfeldt
Evers
Sheckard
Hack
Attendance Falls Off in Chicago Detroit Game
Special to The Washington Post reports a remarkable drop in attendance for the Chicago Detroit game, with only 13,0 paid patrons and many vacant seats despite ideal weather and a Cubs win yesterday. The piece analyzes possible causes, notes Tigers batting struggles, and mentions team optimism and travel to Detroit with large Chicago fan contingents heading south.
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Washington Post
Chicago
Cubs
Murphy
Detroit
Tigers
Detroit Fans Edge Toward World Series Clash Tomorrow
Detroit baseball fans await game four as Bennett Park fills to capacity well before 2 PM. Tickets sold out for both Friday and Saturday games, with gate hours starting at 10 AM. Security targets ticket speculators amid arrival plans from Chicago and distant cities. An antique clock theft reported on Rhode Island Avenue Northwest adds local crime note.
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Detroit
Mich
Bennett Park
Navin
Amohera
Bhamner
Weare
Hare
Chicago
Admiral Schley Speech at Medal of Honor Banquet
Admiral Winfield Scott Schley addressed the United States Medal of Honor Legion banquet at Abbitt House, praising merit over birthright and advocating open opportunity from forecastle to quarterdeck. Boatswain Hill praised Schley and urged naval strength as a safeguard, with other speakers and officers noted for the evening and local leadership elected at the Legion business session.
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Winfiela Scott Schley
United States Medal of Honor Légion
Abbitt House
Santiago
Siet
Winfiela
Scote Schley
Aphlaunc
Boatswain
Duth Ch Atlinte
Pacific
Washington
Navy
Langham
Verle
Jos Hid] Osborne
John M. Wilson
M Emmet Grell
Carr Mulhellena
T. ¥. Powderly
Brush
James Tanner
P. de Tncy
Yotary
Oliver
Judge Edwards
Fennsylvania
W. L. Darling
Pennsylvania
Legion
Moralog
Col
Mtemoiet Urell
Gant
Bartholomew Diggins
George E. Albee
U. 8A
New Haven
Conn
Alexander Ecott
Urall
Charles H. Houghton
New Jersey
Filipino intruder jailed after attempted assault in Laguna apartment
A Filipino man was convicted of attempted assault in a Police Court case. He allegedly forced entry into the home of Mrs J R McKay at 207 Mountree, Lagunbay, as her Filipino servant slept. He fled as screams alerted other servants before officers arrested him.
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J. R- McKay
Cio Lagunbey
Sag
Paliceman
Alleged Kidnapper Jailed After Court Testimony
Walter Fawcett repeated in police court his story of being abducted and forced to steal. He named Joseph Sherman as his abductor, though Sherman was not charged with kidnapping, he was convicted of vagrancy and fined $40 plus one year in jail.
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Walter Fawicett
Joseph Sherman
Walter Fawcett
Sherman
Toa
Owens
Johnson
Sceta
Hila
Joseph Bhetman
George
Pollen Court
Ariel
Weather and court case details in early report
Weather report notes fair to nearly normal temperatures across most regions with rain in the Great Lakes area and Southern Florida, plus sailing winds for Europe. A court hearing covers an alleged abductor with conflicting statements, a rejected kidnapping charge, and remarks on vagrancy laws. witness testimony describes the boy’s account and the arrest scene.
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Westher Bureau
Washington
Great Lakes
Florida
Narhers
Sagledi
Purse Lifted on Car in New York Streetcar
Miss Ethel H Stickley of Woodstonk Virginia reported a purse theft on a New York avenue car. Central office detectives are investigating after three men sat beside her on a front seat, and she later found her purse missing containing about $1.50 in change and a Washington to Woodstock return ticket.
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Ethel H. Stickley
Woodstonk
New York Avenue
Central Office
Miss Stickley
Washington
Poodatock
Woman's Purse Stolen From Home On Grant Place Northwest
Mrs Lom Guibert on Grant Place Northwest reported a theft of about 160 from a bureau in her second floor bedroom Tuesday afternoon. She answered a telephone on the first floor when the front door was found locked. Police suspect entry via a duplicate key. loss reported to authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Becker
Rhode Deland Avenue
Yeatenday
Lom
Guibert
Grant Place
Where Are Your Life Insurance Policies Insecure Vault
A fragment asking where life insurance policies are kept and protected from fire or burglary. It promotes a secure armored vault costing $4 per year, advertising Northwest Liberty Fitmenth Street Pennsylvania and Charles J. Belt as president.
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Playa
Bennefer
Chicako
Copb
Sheckara
Trae
King
Schulted
Jonex
Schaefer Grawford
Reuttach
Schaefer
Cole
Reubach
Evers Shughet
Heulbach
Cofsruin
Detredt
Crance
Cheek
KiMn
Schacter
Reachelhind
Kossaman
Siagle
Tink
Reutbach
Rosaimu
Detruit
Coughity
Sehald
Killian Aafe
Rune Clicago
Steintellt
Gchacter
ticago—Evers
Sshuke
O'Keury
Detwit Bowman
Scholdt
Skeckard
Brive Siever
Yale
New ‘York
Eddie Siever
Tiger
Dawes
Seaterday
Sudan
Theran
Staxler
Schralit
Kiliian
Tinker Io
Chance Roasman
National Baseball Coramlesion
WSF
LICHT
St. Louie
fTanti Cay
Mughey
Tigera
Naonal Commission
White Sox Rooters
Iillan
Davy Jones
Kilian
Rewlbach
Stever
Bandera
Rootera
Detroit Ward
Michigan City
Michigan Central
Isc
Comiskey
Grand Trunk
Wabash
Olteher
Horok
Admiral Schrey
M. Emmet Urell
Abrecadabra
Baker
Strest North West
Be Melee
Newton
Miss McCriary
Mire
Henry “Baker
Dra
James ‘McKey
Wisgara
Wlas Herbert
Douglas Herbert
EK Street
Casualty
Charles L. Swany
Tenth Street
Ned Logan
van ‘Street
Testh Street
Ria
Dtp Dam
Omnimam
Alot Pomsam
Pecalble
Texday
Asburghé
Fito
Oxfords
Berberich
Hous
Seventh St
E. B. Stickley
American: Security and “Frust, Company
Cavier
Fitmenth ,St.,and
Penmylvania
Charles J. Belt
Presidenti
Berkeley
N. W
Peter Grogan
H and I Streets
Burchell
F St
Christian Xandar
IP van Winkle
Bealland
Bane
Wilson & Mayers
G Street
Elphonzo Youngs Co
Ninth Street
Duffy
Denny's
Rochester
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