Open Day of Kentucky Futurity Features Natalie the Great
In Lexington the Futurity’s B yearling division sees Natalie the Great lose to Mr Dudley in heat one while Day Star takes heat three as the four heat time sets a world record for trotters of that age. Baron Degantie wins Walnut Hall cup division one with Direct Forbes and Marion Gale also strong. Mexico City reports Jack Johnson stopping Kid Cutler in the sixth round with a referee involved shooting incident to a judge after a bout.
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Redland Hosts Record Crowd for World Series Opener
Cincinnati braced for the 1891 world championship series as Redland Field filled beyond capacity. Hotels crowded three deep with visitors arriving by train, and officials anticipated the largest participation yet with prominent national figures in town for the event.
German General Von der Goltz Rejects Allied Demands
Berlin dispatch reports Gen. von der Goltz, head of the Baltic air forces, refusing to discuss first two clauses of an Allied note and denouncing the demand to name German guilty persons as an insult. He warns he may ban communications and expel English from occupied Baltic territory. Paris notes copy of the Allied note on Baltic evacuation demanding immediate, uninterrupted withdrawal and disallowing German demobilized troops in Russian units.
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Goethals Backs Unified Army Supply and Training Plan
Maj. Gen. George Goethals urged a single supply department and consolidated purchases for the army before the Senate military affairs subcommittee. He also endorsed universal military training and promotion by seniority. Secretary Lansing returned to Washington from a vacation at Henderson Harbor.
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TWO TIE FOR MEDAL IN WOMEN S TITLE GOLF
Shawnes on the Delaware, Pa., Sept. 29. The younger players cut into the old guard in the qualifying round of the Womens National Golf Championship. William B. Gavin of New York and Miss Alexa Stirling of Atlanta tied for medal with 87. Mrs Ronald M Barlow of Philadelphia was third two strokes behind.
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National League Scores Show Quiet Play Across Cities
Yesterday results list New York defeating Philadelphia 4 to 2 in a National League game. Boxed sections reference standings and minor notes with several team abbreviations and partial scores.
Crowd waits all night for World Series seat sale in Cincinnati
Cincinnati September 23. A crowd of over 1,000 formed at Redland Field to buy unreserved pavilion and bleacher seats for the World Series. Pavilion seats went for 2.20, bleacher seats 1.10, and standing room 1.10. George Aull slept eleven hours at the window after arriving at 11 p.m., hoping to be first to buy a ticket.
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White Sox Headed to Cincinnati for World Series Games
Chicago, Sept. 29. Manager Gleason and 28 White Sox players, champions of the American League pennant, left for Cincinnati to face the Reds in the first two World Series games. All players were declared fit, and the team hoped to return to Chicago Friday with a two game lead. Gleason rested the club after clinching the pennant several days earlier.
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Yanks Clinch Third Place With Final Victory in City
New York defeated Philadelphia 4 to 2 to close the season in Philadelphia and clinch third place. The game featured Baker and Morgridge on the mound with Burns and Pipp contributing for New York. Mogridge hit a two-base shot and a trio of runs crossed. In Annapolis Maryland the Naval Academy may have a star halfback in Watter as Dobie works with new backs. Virginia’s 25-man squad scrimmaged, showing improvement from McGowan Hay Dunn and Myrie with a quick first-string touchdown.
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Latonia Results First Race Six Furlongs
Purdy winner in six furlongs for Purdy at Latonia with Circulate second and John Jr. third. Time 1:18 1-5. Other runners included May Maulsby and Ned Mileybright.
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Riedel Appointed Austrian Ambassador in Berlin
London dispatch notes Dr Riedel’s appointment as Austrian Ambassador in Berlin. Polish representative Karnetki arrives in Constantinople and French aviator Houlet plans an October 2 journey toward Australia via India. Belgium joins the International railway association. wage increases in Australian sea labor spark freight-rate talk.
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Count Louden Sentenced To Sing Sing For Forgery
Count Max Louden, suspected spy, was sentenced to three years in Sing Sing after pleading guilty to forging a $10,000 check. Arrested in St. Louis, Louden promoted an unsinkable ship idea. Willard Bernard of International Salt Co swore out the warrant. Morgantown, West Virginia, Sept 39. Coach McIntire notes defense against forward passes as WVU drills new candidates.
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Havre de Grace Entries and Race Notes
The Havre de Grace card lists Maiden 2 year furlongs with Index Forse and Sea Mime as notable entries, along with Logalnberry and R. Bird in various claiming events. Second steeplechase for 4 year olds and up covers Lantionbele Sea Lord and St Hilaire with Sherman entry. Also eligible horses include Mountain Way Uranium and Chree. Gold and Magic Mirror appear in selling and fifth purse events, with Weather clear and track fast noted.
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