New York Breaks Losing Streak With Rally Over St Louis
New York defeated St Louis 3 to 1 after a late eighth inning rally. Wingo reached on a dropped third strike as Griner mishandled a ball, enabling Fletcher and Snodgrass to score. Umpire Klein ejected Beck in the ninth for kicking as he came to bat.
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New York
St. Louis
Wingo
Griner
Merkle
Fletcher
Snod
Klein
Beck
Fromme
Meyers
Crandall Shines as Senators Beat Baltimore 4 2
In Baltimore on Sept 26 the Nationals defeated Baltimore 4 to 2 on weak fielding by the home club. Crandall yielded two runs but was stingy overall, with a standout sixth inning homer and five innings of solid relief. Chapman Smith Caney Jacklitsch Russet also contributed in a tense game.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Cravath
Baumgartner
Lavender
Jed
Phila
Pierce
Archer
Burns
Shawkey
Strunk
MeJanis
Sehang
Baker
Schalk
Barry
Murphy
Demwalk
Blackburn
J. Collins
Wolfgang
Demmitt
Schang
Solaik
Cleveland
Washington
Bentley
Shea
Egan
Harper
R. Williams
Henre
Lamis
Baltimore
Lou
Crandall
St. Louis
Chapman
Smith
Caney
Jacklitsch
Russet
Standings and scores from major leagues and early game
In Buffalo New York on September 2 a strong team could be selected from the Mg Hansas City league players who have moved in Waterloo. Opening game yesterday ended 4 to 2. Standings show American League results with Chicago Philadelphia St Louis Boston Cleveland Detroit New York and others. National and Federal League scores listed including Brooklyn Chicago Pittsburgh Baltimore Kansas City and more.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Indianapolis
Baltimore
Buffalo
Kansas City
Bevalo
N.Y
Mg Hansas
Waterloo
Brook
Federal
Jenkens
Keokuk
Archer
Boone
Cuba
Johson
Springfield
Giants
Marquard
Fromme
Fort Dodge
Gavet
Rock Island
Father
Dubuque
White Sox
Jacobs
Hurlington
Philadelphia Nationalg
Miller
Biachley
McCabe
Burlington
St. Louis Browns
Smithson
Clinton
Kagse
Burns
Ottumwa
Siglin
Groh
Mr Auley
Lunte
Browns
Wambsganss
Cedar Rapids
Chapman
Dayvenpoort
Morgan
Veach
Peoria
Magee
Cardinals
Hilly
Daly
Yankees
Clemons
Rumler
Local Football Official to Officiate in Western Games
Attorney A. G. Reid a former Michigan star and renowned football official will officiate in Big Eight and Missouri Valley games this fall. He faced limited availability, able to devote only one day weekly, but has been assigned to major contests on western fields. Schedule highlights include Nebraska vs Washburn in Lincoln and Illinois vs Northwestern in Evanston with several other key clashes across October and November.
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A. G. Reid
Michigan
Reid
Jill Work
Nebraska
Washburn
Lincoln
Chicago
Northwestern
Indiana
Bloomington
Illinois
Evanston
Wisconsin
Madison
Pittsburgh 1 Indianapolis 0 and other baseball notes
Pittsburgh shut out Indianapolis 7 0 as Knetzner allowed three hits and yielded one run in the sixth. The game featured Sauer, Kaiserling, Maltin, Raiiden for Pittsburgh and Gerry for Indianapolis. Brooklyn beat Chicago 4 1 with Zwilling’s homer and Wilson’s double aiding Chitasa. A roundup discusses Central Association gate-receipts changes and lineups for 1910 including players like Jenkens Archer Johnson and Magee.
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Pittsburgh
Indianapolis
Jaimer Knetzey
Sussex
Kaiserling
Maltin
Raiiden
Knetzer
Gerry
La Porte City Reserves Schedule Nears Encounters
Reserves will play at La Porta City while one week later La Porte City reserves meet East High reserves in that city. On October 17 the La Porte City team will meet West High, and on November 7 they will tackle East High at Cedar River Park in Cedar River city.
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Mwa Raines Cach
la Porte City
West High
la Porta City
East High
Na East High
Cedar River Park
Football games today across colleges and results listed
Central State at Des Moines Drake faces Leander Clark while Bloomington De Pau meets Inti ana and Lawrence Haskell clashes Kaneas at Lawrence Milwaukee Marquette versus Milly waukee Normal. East Rutgers at Princeton 1913 result shown 0 14 Harvard 1915 result 0 14 Maine Yale 1912 0 Gettysburg Pennsylvania 1913 0 53 Hobart Syracuse 1922 0 41 Pittsburg Cornell 1913 20 7 Norwich Brown 1913 none Howdoin Amherst 1918 none Massachusetts Aggies Dart mouth 191% 3 13 Fordham Georgetown 1913 result none Delaware LaFayette 1913 result none Westminster Pennsylvania State 1913 result none Rensselear Williams 1913 result 14 Ohio Wesleyan Colgate 1914 result none.
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Central State
Des Moines
Drake
Leander Clark
Bloomington
Maine
Yale
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
Hobart
Syracuse
Pittsburg
Cornell
Norwich
Brown
Ruby
Howdoin
Amherst
Massachusetts Aggies
Dartmouth
Fordham
Georgetown
Delaware
LaFayette
Westminster
Pennsylvania State
Rensselear
Williams
Ohio Wesleyan
Colgate
Siglin Great Find in Years Boosts Pirates Roster Talk
Pittsburgh correspondent David J. Davies weighs Paddy Siglin as a likely Pirates fixture amid Clarke’s reshaping of the infield. The plan contemplates Wagner’s position, Viox’s fate, and moving Honus or Siglin to third, with Koney, Leonard, Baird, and McAuley vying for spots as Clarke presses for a stronger lineup.
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David J. Davies
Pittsburgh
Baseball World
Paddy Siglin
Pirate
Red Clarke
Fred
Clarke
Wagner
Viox
Honus
Vic
Big Honey
Koney
Feds
Konetchy
Walter Gerber
Columbus Marvel
Siglin
Baird
Leonard
McAuley
Waterloo
War in May End Baseball and Jobbers League Meet
May end baseball war in St Louis as President Steininger indicates Federal League may merge or settle with organized baseball during the off season. Independent league owners discuss compromise with the majors. Jobbers' League directors plan year end meeting and banquet at the Post Office Monday. all clubs urged to attend. Foley's Money and Tar Compound ad promotes relief for colds and throat issues with no opiates.
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St. Louis
E. A. Steininger
Federal League
Steininger
Jobbers’ Baseball League
Foley
Daubert Tops National League Batting Lead in 121 Games
Jake Daubert of Brooklyn tops the National League batting race with a .330 average across 121 games, ahead of Erwin and Steele, both of Brooklyn, as league records show. The report lists leaders in hits, home runs, and steals, with Brooklyn and New York excelling in team batting, while Burns and Cobb headline the American circuit.
League leaders vie for title as season ends
Minchman of Columbus posts 366 to lead in on base. Larry Lejuene tops with a 466 average as Western league closes. Ganper of Sioux City leads pitching with 23 wins and 7 losses.
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Minchman
Columbus
Larry Lejuene
Ganper
Sioux City
Muscatine Loses Manager Frank Boyle to Keokuk
The Muscatine Muscatine Journal reports manager Frank Boyle will head the Keokuk club next season. Boyle confirmed accepting Keokuk’s terms, leaving Muscatine after two successful years. His move unsettles local plans as directors delay a formal decision until this evening.
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Muscatine Journal
Frank Boyle
The
Muskies
Keokuk
Muscatine
Iity
Town Avenue
Waterloo
Boyle
Presbyterian ladies surprise Mrs Barber on birthday
Twenty five Presbyterian ladies gathered at Mrs. E. W. Barber's home to celebrate her sixty four birthday with a nice lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Thompson visited Lehigh and Fort Dodge last week. Mrs. T. J. Van Meter went to Parkersburg Friday. Charley Willke opened a tile factory with a crew. Win. Austin returned from Dumont where he visited his son.
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Aplington
E. W. Barber
Oscar Thompson
Lehigh
Fort Dodge
T. J. van Meter
Parkersburg
Charley Willke
Win. Austin
Dumont
Romelfanger Finishes Van Deest Dwelling Electric Work
Joe Romelfanger has completed wiring the P. H. Van Deest dwelling for electric lights, marking a milestone in local electrical service. The project concludes after a brief period of installation and testing.
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Joe Romelfanger
P. H. van Deest
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Grant Ave
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G. W. Pest
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