Walsh Helps Sox Halt Cubs in Classic Pitching Duel
Ed Walsh hurled a masterful complete game to outpitch Jack Pfeister as the White Sox defeated the Cubs in Chicago. Key defensive plays by Johnny Evers and stellar fielding by future Hall of Famers highlighted the tense interleague clash, with the Sox exploiting a sixth inning breakthrough to seize momentum and clinch the win.
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Walsh
Frank Chance
Gambt
Cubs
Sheckerd
Schulte
Pfeister
Pfainter
Tannehli
Hahn
Burting
Kling
Tannehill
Ed Jatite Hahn
Pfeisters
Sox
Roe
Fielder
Jones
White Sox
Evers
Little Johnny
Chance
Frank Schulte
Johnny
Fils
Howe
Sheckard
Hoffman
Jimmy
Hoffmann
Pitchers duel seals Chicago victory in 1910 World Series game
Walsh dominates with 21 strikeouts and one walk as American League wins 3 to 0. Pfister falters in the sixth, Hahn injured, Isbell and Hofman fail to produce for the Nationals. Tannehill, Walsh, and ONeill score for the AL while crowd of 14,000 cheers the win and police guard Walsh and Roba after the game.
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Cubs
Walsh
Stenny
Tannehill
Gessler Yatten Pot
Yi Sheckard
Iretand
Sullivar
David
Pasa
Chance
Sullivan
Sox
Stu
Chicago
Nationals
Pttester
Eiteher
Tannehil
Pfester
Hahn
O'Neil
Pélester
Himgels
Jones
Kling
Isbell
Rohe
Davis
Jett
Tannehin
O’neill
Donohue
Evers
Hofman
Shephard
Schulte
Mercer
Gessler
Phiester
Vie Isbell
Gessier
Sheckard
Gesa@ler
Schutte
Roba
Ivers, Tinker
Washenston
van Bitch
Jake Stahl
Washington Club
George Hurt
Jerry J Cohan
George Cohan
National Commission
West Siders
White Sox
Nick Altrock
Nick
Cub
Fion
Renlbach
South Side Grounds
Brown
Teuton
Cincinnati
Nicholas Altrack
Ed Walsh
Thomas Coran
Herrmann
National League
Ed Grillo
Harry Pulliam
M Ag
Box I
Shara
Enteng
New York
Madelphia
George Davis
Lee Tannehill
George Robs
Jack Pfeister
White Sox edge Cubs in tense opener at Chicago
Chicago reports a tight game with heavy bets and a large crowd as White Sox pitcher Nick Altrock dominates, while Cubs struggle against Walsh and a shifting lineup. News notes include postgame crowd reactions, previews of Game 4, and speculation on NL leadership.
Williams Family Welcomes Theodore Anna and Helen in Seventh Child Batch
Reports detail the birth of Theodore Roosevelt Williams and sisters Anna and Helen Williams in the Williams household on Third Street Southeast. Mrs Williams speaks of happiness tempered by grief over earlier losses, while Father Williams plans a cone shop with daughters as clerks.
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Willams
Third Street
Theodore Roosevelt Williams
Anna Teosevelt Williams
Helen Rooseveltt Willams
Marguerite Lea Williams
Eghteen
Josep M. Willams
Williams
T. B
Wiliams
Theodors
Mrs. Williams
Miss Anna
Miss Helen
Theodore R
Helen
Anna
Theodore
Mr. Willams
R. I. & P. Railway
Denver chosen as next meeting site for druggists
Denver was unanimously selected as the next meeting place of the National Wholesale Druggists Association. The closing session at the New Willard saw committee reports on acts of Congress, alcohol tax, and narcotic law. The group debated insurance needs and approved measures but defeated a plan for a mutual insurance company. They attended a theater show and planned to visit Mount Vernon before adjournment.
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Denver
National
Wholesale Druggists’ Association
New Willard
Thomas Taggart
French Lick Springs
George L. Douglass
America
Association
New York
Euonat Theater
Mount Vernon
Brother struck with brick in family quarrel
Howard Green twenty three of 329 Thirteenth street southwest was arrested at the Fourth Precinct charged with striking his brother George with a brick. Edward said the dispute arose over a board bill of 365 dollars owed to their mother. George was treated at the Emergency Hospital after the quarrel near the front door and street.
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Howard Green
Thirteenth Street
Fourth Precinct
George
Edward
Patrolman Fields
DISCUSS JAP POACHERS AND AMBASSADOR REPORT
The Japanese Ambassador pressed Secretary Root on the St Pauls Island poaching case as Hanehira from the Embassy arrives from Alaska to report. He will travel to Washington to brief officials and prompt State Department action on the matter.
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Root
Hanehira
Alaska
St. Paul's Island
Juneau
Hauahira
Washington
Whch
State Department
Delay Granted for Mrs May in Assault Arraignment
An agreement reached yesterday among Leckie Fulton Cox counsel Mrs Jennie L May and Assistant District Attorney Given suspends today’s arraignment for assault with intent to kill and assault with a dangerous weapon. Mrs May, still recovering from shock after the death of Lucien Cowen, remains under a $5,000 bond and will not be required to appear until her condition improves.
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Leckie, Fulton & Cox
Zor
Jenn
E L. May
May
Lucien Cowen
Bandamay
Seven adjudged insane by district court jury
Seven persons were adjudged insane yesterday by a jury in District Supreme Court presided by Tugthce Barcard. The committed to Government Hospital for the Insane were Charles Stratton John W Stout Virginia TB Elliott Cara Brigga Adelaide Vanburke John F Suit and Lena Throop. Luther Jackson was found sane and his case was released. Len Glascoe a colored man was sentenced to five years in the penitentiary for robbing Mrs Lotie Taylor of a handbag at Little Falls Station June 10</s>
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Tugthce Barcard
Supreme Court
Government Hospital
Ingane
Charles Stratton
John W. Stout
Virginia TB. Elliott
Cara Brigga
Adelaide Vanburke
John F Suit
Lena Throop
Luther Jackson
Hig Rease
Len Glascoe
Yeaterday
Lotie Taylor
Glascne
Taylor
Little Fells Station
Masonic and Eastern Star Home Dedication Notices
Special notices announce dedication events for the Masonic and Eastern Star Home in Washington DC. The Grand Lodge will oversee ceremonies October 1 with processions from the Masonic Temple to the B&O depot, fares and tickets sold by the Grand Secretary. A second dedication is planned for October 16 with a train to the home near Lamond Street, departure at 6 o'clock, fare 16 1/2 cents, tickets at the Grand Secretary’s office.
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District of Columbia
Lamondspiedet
Baltimore and Ohio
Grand Sematary
Masonic Temple
Fohnston
Order OF the Eastern Star
Masonic
District of Columbus
Gordini
Order
Wade
B. B. Earnshaw & Bro
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Wowell Wiisana
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Health Department
Tittman
Lewis Timan
William Mason
Clabaugh
Rozier ‘Dulany
Sary Ae LP
Ally Worth
Taggart
Brother
Brick
Edward Green
Bill
Mr. Root
Ament
Kouzes
Harrison Street
Anacostia
Otto von Hoenning O’carroll
Austria-Flungery
O'Sallivan
Evry Mah
Womar
Wie
Dena Co
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WH. R. Colburn
B. Colburn
Colburn Brothers
Whith
Cradt
Operaton
Etteomers
Sanitary Gyster House
Pennsylvania
Sand
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Old Colony Co
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Corner 4Th St
Great Discount Sale
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Broadway
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