Yankees cling to perch above sump as they beat Chicago
New York gains ground in seventh by defeating Chicago 6 to 10. Walsh returns to mound for Chicago, lasts four innings, allowing one run. Game features key hits by Matset Holden Berger and Russell, with New York capitalizing in the fourth to pull ahead.
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Lord Dewey Wins Second Grand Circuit Stake
Lord Dewey captured his second $1000 Grand Circuit stake of the season in the Michigan 2:15 trot at Syracuse. The victory came in straight heats over seven rivals, with Frank Bogash Jr. second in the 2:12 pace purse of $5,000 and Homer Baughman winning the 2:20 pace. The meet featured top pacers and a romp for Princess Margaret in the 2:14 pace.
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Scores Reversed in Pair of Games in Chicago
The doubleheader today in Chicago featured a first game 0-0 with Boston shut out and a second game reversed in score. Leach and Pierce starred for the locals with base running and pitching while Boston capitalized on Chicago errors. Cincinnati’s three runs came on half its hits as Brooklyn’s late rally fell short. Weather postponed several games including Philadelphia and New York youth matches due to wet grounds.
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First Open Championship Leads Vardon and Reid at 147
In the nineteenth annual United States Open, English professionals Harry Vardon and Wilfrid Reid led with 147 after 38 holes. Ted Ward Ray and Herbert Strong tied for second at 148 as amateurs Francis Ouimet and Louis Teier posted strong scores, while others followed in a crowded field. Ray surged from ninth to second with a 70 round, drawing cheers for breaking the course record.
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Umpire Jerrine Held at Napa Asylum Observation
Oakland report says Frea Bulb, known umpire in Pacific Coast league and American League, was committed to Napa asylum for the insane and has remained at the emergenc hospital under observation for a week as Milwaukee 0 4 and Louisville 1 at end of eighth were affected by darkness and other delays.
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Wesleyan Applies Special Tidy To Football Instructors
At Aliaietown Conn Sept 18 the faculty announced a special tidy for football and appointed Daniel Hutchinson of the University of Pennsylvania as a football instructor, as urged by Dr Fauver professor of physical education.
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Draw at Denver ends in whirl and draw for Hyland Shugrue
Denver reports fighting Dick Hyland of San Francisco and Young Joe Shugrue of Jersey City in whirlwind rounds that end in a draw with Hyland the aggressor. Hyland showed strength at finish. Also notes Harry Foley named manager for Wille Ritchie in a San Francisco dispatch.
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Young Joe" Shugrue
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Confederate veteran crashes before first race at track
A Confederate veteran speeding around the track fell and could not restart. Col. C. W. Howe of Port Huron, aged 70, finished third in both races. The fragment also discusses salt in ocean cycles and evaporation patterns.
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Statue on Ball Bearings In 19th Century Sphinx
A fragment describes a St. Mark statue fashioned in the 19th century that is repaired and mounted on ball bearings. The spheroidal form sways slightly, behaving like a spring to absorb shocks, indicating an experimental mechanical support for stability and display.
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