Intervening Petition in Live Stock Rate Fight in Chicago
In Chicago on Sept 18 the Laiec ws Circuit Court heard arguments supporting an intervening person filed by the Minnesota railroad and warehorst commission in the live stock rate dispute. The Interstate Commerce Commission seeks to force the Chicago and Great Western Railroad and fourteen Western roads to adjust Minnesota rates to prevent freight discrimination for PECKING-HOUSE products. Twenty prominent attorneys appeared for the transportation companies. In Mont Sept 18 W Creems, a longtime resident, shot his wife then killed himself after marriage agreements gave her all his property.
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DoubleHeader Split as Hughes Dominates First Game
Stahl's Nationals split with Collins' Boston amid a 4 3 loss and a 3 0 win. Tom Hughes pitched well in game one as Washington defeated Beaton 4 to 3, while Adams faltered in game two, and Jacobsen allowed five runs as Boston piled on.
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Boston's Game All the Way
Boston bats overwhelm Nationals as Adams exits after six hits and five runs. Jacobsen struggles but Boston compounds the damage with a six-run ninth inning rally. Nationals produce little after the third inning despite three runs and scattered hits.
St Louis Edges Chicago 3 2 In Tight Baseball Tilt
St Louis beat Chicago 3 to 2 as Sudhoff nei ed the Cubs until the eighth. Key came with two out on a single and three walks. Attendance 2,200. Stone Saco two, Yabell two base hits. White took the loss. Owen pitched eight innings. St Louis 9 hits, Chicago 6. Left on bases 8 to 10. Umpire O Loughlin. Time 1 hour 55 minutes.
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Detroit shuts out Cleveland in ninth inning rally
Detroit defeats Cleveland 6 to 0 in a nine inning rally started by Crawford with a home run. Rhoades allowed three hits. attendance 1,379. Players include Crawford and Stovall for Detroit and Stovall Leary and O Leary among Cleveland. First game details list hits, errors and pitching stats with Rhoades winning.
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National League Scores From Yesterday
Boston routed Brooklyn 9 to 2 and 4 to 1 while Chicago defeated St Louis 4 to 2. Philadelphia, New York, and rain affected a two play schedule with Brooklyn at Boston Cincinnati at Chicago and New York at Philadelphia. Standings show Boston and Brooklyn mid table with Chicago and St Louis chasing. rain disrupted several games.
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Windy City team seals Chicago win over St Louis in series
Chicago defeated St Louis 4 to 2 in the final game of the series as the Windy City nine collected three innings of timely hits. Attendance reached 27,500 as Lundgren pitched for Chicago and Thielman for St Louis, with key hits by Smoot Kling Lobert and Leahy.
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Boston Takes Two From Brooklyn in Doubleheader
Boston defeated Brooklyn twice in a day at Heston. The first game ended 2 to 0, and the second was called in the eighth inning at 4 to 1 due to darkness. Stricklett gave up runs in the early innings while Dolan drove in all Boston runs in the second game. Attendance reached 1,825 as Dolan and the Boston lineup produced key hits and defensive plays.
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Umpire Criticism and Batting Leaders Highlight Season Notes
The piece recounts manager Jones blaming umpires for setbacks in the pennant race and mentions Hank O Day and Silk O Loughlin as potential World Series umpires. It notes Billy Phyle seeking reinstatement, Kiddie Hahn leading AL batting at .362 in limited games, Keeler at .811 and Stone at .298, and reports on the Departmental League standings and the Agriculture Navy game with Pete Hoffman key to a Farm ers victory.
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Post-office and Commerce and Labor Battle Ends Early
In the White Lot South diamond clash, Post-office and Commerce and Labor staged a tight game with Commerce and Labor taking an early lead. Post-office tied in the third, moved ahead in the sixth, then a five-run rally in the eighth prompted umpire Betts to call the game after 1 hour 16 minutes. Final score 14 to 8 for Post-office.
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Minor League Scores and Racing Notes from Sept 18
Eastern and Southern league games across multiple cities report several rain and darkness driven postponements and scores. Notable events include Tarrasch beating Marshall in a fifty move chess game in Nuremberg, Rooney winning Prix Saint Michel at Paris, and a pending Cotton Report for ginned cotton up to September 33.
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Eight Clubs Vie for Washington Printing Office Bowling Title
Eight Government Printing Office bowling clubs begin a long season from last night’s opening, with Rhinos taking two of three from Foundry. The season runs until next March, featuring a dense schedule and hoped for a close race.
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