New York Tops Chicago In 18 Inning Game
New York defeated Chicago 4 to 2 after 18 innings with Fletcher scoring the winning run. Archer misplayed a throw at second base in the thirteenth, enabling Fletcher to reach third and score on Shafer's fly. Cincinnati and Philadelphia tied 2 to 2 in 10 innings as darkness halted play. Pittsburgh beat Boston 6 to 1 in the second game after a ninth inning rally. Brooklyn rain postponed a doubleheader. American Association included Kansas City Toledo postponement due to rain. Open golf championship at Brookline drew 168 entrants, with Charles Evans Jr. among notable scratches.
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McGraw on Giants and Athletics Pennant Chase
John J. McGraw reflects on the pennant race as the Giants and Athletics lead, with Cleveland and Philadelphia faltering. He discusses slumps, confidence, and batting mindset, noting how timing, pitching, and late-season pressure shaped the standings and the chance for a World Series bid.
Whitehall Fair closes with crowd as Whitehall defeats Boulder
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Whitehall’s final fair day strong crowds and a 6 3 win over Boulder. Wilcox started well for Boulder but Whitehall rallied in the fourth, aided by Roubedaux’s pitching. The racing program featured multiple heats with Bentold, Jernfold, Richard, and Silver Bill notable in trot and pace events, plus pony and ladies relay finals highlighted by Mrs Knight’s victory.
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Mulroney Declines Re-election as Union Baseball Prez
Missoula Sept 15 President E C Mulroney of the Union association of baseball clubs will not seek another term as league president He cites demands of the role and his law practice as reasons and says a directors meeting in Salt Lake next week will select a new president He notes the season was successful and anticipates a good year ahead.
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Union Association of Baseball Clubs
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Philadelphia sportswriter Frank Houge dies at 55
Philadelphia on September 13 death of Frank Houge veteran sporting editor of the Philadelphia Inquirer after a long illness. He was 55 years old.
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Directum Dominates Detroit Harness Debut in Big Race
Detroit September raceday features Directum winning the 2:20 trot with Westerville Girl just behind Marta Bellina. In the 2:08 pace Directum again takes top honors with Flower Direct second and Walter Cochato third. Del Rey and Margot Hal also place in other heats. purses range around $1,000 to $2,000.
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Lakers Ambitious to Join Coast League
Salt Lake City announces Salt Lake baseball club will apply for entrance to the Pacific Coast league. President Ben H. Hite says facts will be presented to league directors to justify admission. The season closed with the Salt Lake club in second place, touted as Salt Lake’s most successful baseball season yet. Princeton picks first varsity football team of the season led by veterans Philips Hobe Baker and Baker from the scrub and freshman squads.
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Jockey Falls In Deer Lodge Feature Race
Deer Lodge September 15. Powell county fair and Deer Lodge race meeting reported strong attendance and lively betting. In the fourth race Patriotic won after a tight stretch duel as Bay Rose rider lost a stirrup and was shaken but not seriously hurt. Several Derby horses were shipped to Spokane California and Mexico after the meet.
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