Intervening Party Case in Live Stock Rate Dispute
Chicago September 18 court hearing in the Laiec ws Circuit Court on an intervening person filed by the Minnesota railroad and warehouse commission. The Interstate Commerce Commission seeks to force the Chicago and Great Western Railroad and fourteen western lines to adjust Minnesota live stock rates to avoid favoritism toward packing-house products. Twenty lawyers for the carriers presented arguments. Mont. Sept. 18 a resident named Creems shot his wife then killed himself after signing over all property to her at marriage.
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Juggeethea
Minnesota Railroad and Warehorst Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicase and Great Western Railroad
Miinesota
Fur
Tle
Mont
Creems
Split Double Header Tom Hughes In Great Form
Stahl's Nationals and Collins' Disappointments split a double header yesterday with the champions taking the lead in the first game as Tom Hughes shut out Boston after a tough rally. In the second, Adams and Jacobsen faltered as Boston pounded Jacobsen and won pulled away late.
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Adams
Jacobsen
Washideton
Stahl
Nationals
Collins
Tom Hughes
Hughes
Grimshaw
Anderson
Jones
Boston
Washington
Rf Adams
Texas
Burkett
Bostonsit
Jacobeen
Bostons
Freeman
Gilson
Nill
Cassidy
Hickman
Huelsman
Ferris
Heyden
Criger
Little Nill
Gibson
Chick Stahl
Welfe
Heysen
Kittredee
Sheridan
Silk
Tims
Surst
Murnanee
Knoll
Nil
Armbruster
Tim Hurst
Boston Wins Game Two in One Sided Batting Affair
Adams struggled after six hits and five runs as Jacobsen yielded to Boston’s hot bats. The Nationals faded after the third inning while Boston chased early, with Grimshaw Ferris and Armbruster contributing key hits. Jacobsen ended weakly after a six run ninth inning rally against him.
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Anderson
Sleaders
Ardy
Parent
Burkett
Chick Stahl
Collins
Enoll
Nilt
Armbruster
Winter
Knoll
Nill
Stahl
Freeman
Jacobsen
Jones
Nationals
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Grimshaw
Ferris
Petals
Bo Washington
Harned Young
Arrore
Adams
Javorsen
Adame
Hiis—om Adams
Jacobeea
Burnett
Staples
St. Adams
Grimahaw
Army Bruster
St Louis Edges Chicago 3 2 In Slugfest Win
St Louis defeated Chicago 3 to 2 as Sudhoff was effective until the eighth. Chicago rallied with a two-out single and three walks to score one in the eighth. Attendance 2,200. Stone and Yabell doubled for two base hits, White to Dona hue DP, Sox.
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St. Lows
St. Louis
Chicago
Sudhoff
Rhoar
Rho
Ib Stone
Rooki'd
Frisk
O Callahan
Wallace
O/Donahue
T. Jones
O Green
Gleason
Owen
White
Louis
Orolioo
Stone
Yabell
Hlta
Koehler
Donahue
Aif
Detroit shuts out Cleveland in ninth inning rally
Detroit wins 6 to 0 at Cleveland in a late rally sparked by Crawford’s home run. Rhoades limits Cleveland to three hits as Detroit capitalizes with a six run ninth inning, attendance 1,379. Scoring notes include a first inning error and Crawford's solo shot.
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Detroit
Crawford
Rhoades
Kian
Bay
McIntyre
Pick
Lindsay
Stovall
O Sechnefer
Bradley
Turner
Cobb
Carr
O ’ Lowe
Hess
Oo'leary
Wakefield
Dunn
Killian
Petroit
Schaefer
Baseball results from yesterday in the National League
Boston defeated Brooklyn 9 to 2 and 4 to 1 in doubleheader action. Chicago beat St. Louis 4 to 2. Philadelphia, New York, and rain affected the schedule with Brooklyn at Boston, Cincinnati at Chicago, and New York at Philadelphia listed for games. Standings show St Louis and Boston near .500 with Brooklyn at low pace.
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Washington
Beaton
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
Chicago
New York-Philadelphia
Bain
W. L. Pet
Ww. L. Pet
Philadelphia
New York
Louis
Brooklyn
Bowton
Cincinnati
Pet
Windy City batch edges St Louis to close series
Chicago wins the final game of the series by grouping hits in three innings. Attendance 27,500. Key players include Lobert Schulte Tinker and Maloney for Chicago and Lundgren Thielman pairing on the mound. Scoring details show a 4 to 2 final with base hits by Smoot Kling and Lundgren contributing to the win.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Rhoab Gt. Laws
Rhoah Slagie
Dunleavy
Lobert
Shannon
Rt Chance
I O Himes
Schulte
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Tinker
Beckley
Maloney
Oj Hoalst
Evers
Arnd
Kling
Aj Leahy
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McBride
Titelman
Litton Bawes
Smoot
Lundgren
Lundgren. Sacrifice hite—Lobert, Chance, Wilmies
Noot
Leahy
Lovert
Vcut
Roy Lundgren
Thielman
Balla
ball—Lobert
Mr. Bausewine
Boston takes two from Brooklyn in seven innings each
Boston won both games against Brooklyn in Boston with a 6 to 2 win followed by a 4 to 1 finish halted by darkness. Dolan drove in all runs in the second game while Stricklett was hit hard in the opener. Attendance reached 1,825 as the two contests showcased Boston’s hitters and pitching exchanges.
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Heston
Boston
Brooklyn
Stricklett
Dolns
Rhoae
Tenney
Dolas
Rhoae Dobbs
Sheckard
Lumley
Delehanty
Yale
Walvé‘on
O Lewis
Cannell
Batch
Fraser
Hatch
Lewis
Raiiner
Lenney
Bells
Strickiett
Johnstone
Brooklyn Rhoae Athletic
Dobbs
Dolan
Gessler
Wolv'ton
Canneli
Raymer
Moran
Hummel
BO Willa
McIntyra
Willis
OM McIntyre
Abbattichio
McIntyre
Umpiring, contracts, and a high batting list roil the pennant race
The season hangs in the balance as mishaps plague the leaders. Manager Jones vents at umpires and Western writers forecast Hank O Day or Silk O Loughlin in the World Series. Keeler and Hahn lead batting chatter while Pete Hoffman fuels Agriculture in a Navy clash, lifting the Farm- ers toward the title with a two thirds of their runs.
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Joe Stanley
New Orleans
Clark Griffith
Tom Hughes
Harry Howell
Detroit
Chicago
Anderson
Fultz
New York
Johnny Lush
Williamsport
Phillies
Polo Grounds
Pittsburg
Louisville
Frank Selec
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White Sox
Chicago -Record- Herald
Columbus
Mike Donnin
Giants
Falkenberg
Waddell
Tigers
Charney Jones
Hickman
Nationals
Huelsman
Danny Hoffman
Athletics
Hig
Senators
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Ohio
Powers
Buffalo
Dave Fultz
Highlanders
Jake Stahl
Joe Cantillon
Fielder Jones
Hank O'Day
Silk O'Loughlin
O'Day
O'Loughlin
Billy Phyle
Kiddie Hahn
Keeler
Btone
Pete Hoffman
Navy
W. L. Pete
W. Pet. Agriculture
L. A
Gates
Navy Wa
Agriculture
Sanders
Agricultura
RHOAE
Rhoaeh Taylor
Bryan
I Webber
Oflils
Uuttman
McCarron
Chu'nd
Demar
Hughes
Bean
O Dougherty
Brown
Loeffler
Kraft
C. A Clements
Balk
OM Sanders
McCarran
Webber
Hoffman
Clementa
Chittenden
Weber
Stevenson
Taylor
Trown
Doughety
Colls’ Flower
Close Until The Eighth In Local Baseball Battle
Post-office and Commerce and Labor played a lively game on the west field as Torney and Kinney toed the rubber. Post-office led early but Commerce and Labor tied in the third and took the lead in the sixth. A fifth inning rally by Post-office prompted a game called after eight due to umpire Betts. Final line score lists Post-office 14, Commerce and Labor 8 with multiple errors and stolen bases noted.
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Commerce
Labor
Commerce and Labor
Torney
Post-ofice
Rhoae Torney
Bradley
Kinney
Matthews
McKee
Stevensom
Kirby
OlGates
Graves
OlTierney
Pestomve
Hatle
Stevenson
Tierney
Pennington
Mr. Betts
Minor league scores and race news from the period
Eastern and Southern league results include Baltimore 8 Buffalo 2, Columbus 8 Louisville 0, Toledo 8 Indianapolis 4, Milwaukee 10 St Paul 7, Atlanta 4 Memphis 0, Birmingham 6 Little Rock 1 with several games rained out or called for darkness. Also Tarrasch beat Marshall in nemesis chess match, Grand Circuit races postponed by rain, Rooney wins Prix Saint Michel in Paris, and a cotton report inquiry ordered in Dallas.
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American Association
Columbus
Louisville
Toledo
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Paul
Atlanta
Memphis
Birmingham
Little Rock
Nashville
New Orleans
Montgomery
Shreveport
Teo
Eight Clubs Battle for Washington Printing Office Bowling
The Government Printing Office league opens its eight club season with President P A Walsh rolling the first ball. The Rhinos beat the Foundry two games to one in a tight start as schedules run through next March with teams Aldines Cowboys Commercials Moroccos Foundry Pressmen Index and Reserves competing. The article lists extensive match schedules and league officers.
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Government Printing Office
P. A. Walsh
Rothskeller
Rhinos
Geome
Addieon
Markham
Johnson
Brown
Aldine
Government Printing Office League
Foundry Va
Aldines
Cowboys Va
Presamen
Morocco
Reserves
Index
Foundry
Commercials
Cowboys
Moroccos
Fressmen
Aldinea
Cowboya
Preasmen
Cawboya
Pressmen
Aldines Va
Va. Pressmen
Moroccus
Moroccaa Va. Rasaryea
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Commerciale
Cowdeya
Foundry Ve
Commerciais Va
Moroccoa
Index Va
Commercials Va
Prassmen
Geries
aAldines Va
Moroecas
Moroccas
Commercial
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L. D. Clark
J. Lawyer
H. L. Murray
Board of Governors
H J. Carey
J. A Ledman
Presuroom
J J Conroy
Charles G. Beaker
J J Atkins
W. Radley
L B Clark
Commerciala
J. Garner
L. B. Clerk
J. L. Dwyer
H. J. Carey
W. Norbeck
Elmer Johnson
P. Waleb
Philip Nachman
Beddaw
Hellinger
Shinnerer
Crump
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Nachman
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O'Connell
Richards
Helsler
Pee
Hope
McNally
Gaffney
Kukart
Zook
Conroy
Preasroom
Bheckwith
Burkardt
Taylor
Birmingham
Cole
Dehoney
Webb
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Powers
Williams
Holand
Sample
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Shawen
Ledman
Ammold
Fordham
Chamberlain
Nichos
Teaton
Norbeck
Long
Walsh
van Overmeer
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