Sir John Johnson Wins Culver Handicap at Gravesend
Sir John Johnson conquers a field of sprinters in the Culver handicap at Gravesend, 6 furlongs, beating Jack Atkin who carried 140 pounds. The favorite at 5 to 2, Atkin was shut off to the rail in the stretch as Sir John Johnson opened a clear lead to win by two lengths.
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Jack Atkin
Sir John Johnson
Gravesend
John Johnson
Alanarka
Martin
Campeon
Burwell
Dugan
Till
Spooner
Waldo Briges
Hayes
Pantoufie
Earl's Court
Burgher
Wingohoching
Comedienne
Sea Wolf
Black Sheep
Trouveur
Destrous
Rubin Grande
Cotytto
Mexoana
Creevy
Auu
Shannon
McGee
Fauntleroy
McCahey
Joe Morris
Livenia
Naughty Boy
Chickmaw
Ste John Johnson
Gilbert
Rose Queen
Butwell
Jack Alkin
Methtyre
Resom
Ehlarcigun
Langdon
Glasa
Marguerite
Joseph
Ber- Yo
Wend
Hime
Norbite
Gild
Killiecrankle
Boula Hogla
Voltaire
Garner
Lil
Boca Grande
Hampton Court
Tom Kern
Champlain Stakes at Montreal Feature Mixed Results
On Montreal Jockey Club get away day Champlain stake drew top runners. Areal Heavens led early. Hoyas Onyx edged Old Honesty for a placing. Race results include Pocorhoke winning the first, Wood Niche taking the second, Larente prevailing third, Great Heavens first in the Champlain stakes, Carthage taking fifth, and Oberon winning the seventh with Olive Fry second and King of Mist third. multiple times listed for each event.
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Montreal
Montreal Jockey Club
Champlain Stake
Hoyas Onyx
Honesty
Pocorhoke
Roldstein
Gos Fast
Paul
To B
Tim
Woolatonean
Wood Niche
Kennedy
Odin
Jackson
Gicond
Elgin
Harry
Dr. Pillow
High Dane
Carolla
Omicron
Princesa Thorpe
Larenté
Goldstein
Knights
Kilo
Reid
Tory Tolton
Great Heavens
Royal Onyx
Harty
Martin Doyle Vak
Carthage
el Fall
King_ Avondale
Feld
Landlord
Darlington
Eldorado Tan
Lizzie Fiat
Sobell
Baby Castie
Rac
Ferraro
Oberon
Olive Fry
Wilson
King of Mist
Zob
King's Guinea
Whitney's Horse Wins in Eglinton Handicaps at Manchester
In Manchester on September 18 the Eglinton selling handicap for 2-year-olds over 5 furlongs was won by Whitney’s Lite day. Firefly and Soppuku followed. The Wilton handicap for 3-year-olds and up over 5 furlongs was taken by Baker’s Bay, with Vigilance second and Whitney’s Bobbin third. Michaelmas plate for 2-year-olds over 5 furlongs went to Whitney’s bay colt by Hamburg out of Blues Girl. Chaffinch colt was second and Dosranbetane third.
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Whitney
Manchester
England
Eglinton
Firefly
Soppuku
Wilton
Baker's Bay
Vigiance
H. P. Whitney
H. F. Whitney
Hamburg
Blus Girl
Chaffinch
Bender and Donovan duel as Philadelphia shuts out Detroit
Philadelphia defeats Detroit 2 to 0 in the third game of the final series. Bender allows three hits and one walk in seven innings. Donovan gives up three singles and a double with two walks. Schmidt leads Philadelphia with a sixth inning double and Donovan’s sac fly. Detroit misplays back-to-back plays, while McIntyre Moriarty and Cobb star for Detroit in defense. Time 1:24. Umpires O Loughlin Perrine.
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Philadelphia
Detroit
Bender
Donovan
Donoven
Colling
Schmidt
McIntyre
Moriarty
Cobb
Livingstone
O'Loughlin
Perrine
R. H. Po
B & Agusta
Bierkette
McMahon
Viola
Coles
Riggs
Cef
Rson
Fasiro
Sane Griffin
P. Wee
Pape
Chattanooga
E. Rickert
Dobbs
Wes
Johnston
A . Meek
T. Jones
Augusta
Jones
Hornhorst
Rickert
Chattax
Griffin
Nooga
Gaston
Davis
Murphy
Oldring
Scory
Chattanooga Wins Postseason Finale Over Augusta 2 to 1
Augusta protests use of Demaree as an eligible pitcher after season end. Griffin and Demaree performed well for Chattanooga though several Augusta errors helped the visitors. Final score 2 to 1 with Chattanooga earning the series victory despite borrowed pitchers.
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Augusta
Chattanooga
Demarec
Savannah
Griffin
McMahon
Castro
Acore
Fof
Viola
Bierkette
Demaree
Helm
State of Columbus
Buskette
Clark
Football practice at Tech shows steady progress
Tech football opens practice with 50 candidates reporting to Captain Davia and Coach Heisman. New players show eagerness to learn while few returning veterans appear. Optimism grows that disciplined effort and student support can revive the team after last year’s slow start.
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Tech
John Davia
Heisman
White Sox and Red Sox split a doubleheader 7-0 and 2-0
Boston and Chicago played a doubleheader with the visitors winning 7-0 in game one as Walsh held Boston scoreless, then Chicago blanked 2-0 in game two with Smith and Owen on the mound. Washington beat St Louis 16-7 behind Reisling's pitching. New York defeated Cleveland 5-3, Otis and Easterly worked for Cleveland, Quinn and Kielmon for New York. Chicago and New York shut out the opposition in separate NL action while Brooklyn fell to Pittsburgh 6-0 as Wheat starred.
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White Sox
Red Sox
Boston
Chicago
Walsh
R. A. E. Chicago
Walsh and Payne
Wood
Collins
New York
Cleveland
R. H. EB
Otis
Upp
Easterly
Quinn
Kielnon
Above
Kerwin
Bussey
Whitehall
Bec Atlanta
Nashville
Attle Montgomery
Boa
New Orleans
Mobile
Birmingham Attle Rock
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Detroit
Bt. Louis
Washington
Doves Win Doubleheader Over Reds Amid Strikes
Cincinnati and Boston split a doubleheader in which the Doves won 2-1 in the opener on a ninth inning rally aided by an error. The second game saw Boston errors help Cincinnati to an 8-5 win as three miscues aided four Boston runs in the ninth. Beebe and Bresnahan starred for Philadelphia in a 7-2 win over St Louis, Beebe forcing in a run with bases loaded and Bresnahan clearing with a three-base hit.
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Als
Repewmuer
New York
Murray
Bridwell
Sehler
Merkle
R.H. E
Cincinnati
cCincinnati
Boston
Fromme
Bostons
Roth
Curtis
Richie
Graham
RHE
Rowan
Pauxus
Mattern
Rairdon
Kiem
Brennan
Phillies
Cardinals
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Beeba
McGes
Bress- Held
R.H.E
Moren
Doom
Beebe
Melter
Bresnahan
O'Day
Carroll the Tailor Offers Fall Suit Deal
Do you want to save ten dollars then see Carroll the tailor for your fall suit at 172 Peachtree Street.
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St Philip's Rout Do does In Big 24 to 1 Win
The St Philip's team routed the Do does 24 to 1 yesterday. The game featured a triple play in the third inning Watkins to Rey to Brown. Lineup included Renault Rey Brown Thornton Watkins McGraw Fox Snyder Freeman and Gardnex umpire.
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St. Philips
Dodoes
St, Philips
Watkins
Rey
Brown
St Philip
Renault
Thornton
McGraw
Fox
Snyder
Freeman
Gardnex
Three Famous Drivers to Try Atlanta Track
Three renowned racing drivers George Robertson Ralph De Palma and Charley Basle will visit Atlanta in October to test the Speedway course. They arrive with Fred Wagner eastern rep of the Atlanta Automobile Association and will bring a special car for machine transport. Prizes totaling over 26000 will be awarded across five race days along with a massive Ford Flat car and a Renault driven by Sziz slated for display.
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Speedway
Ed Asa G. Candler, Jr
Durant
Atlanta Automobile Association
New York
American Automobile Association
George Robertson
Ralph de Palma
Charley Basle
Atlanta
Fred Wagner
Zarry
Wagner
Fairmount
Candler
Mr. Durant
L. R. Speer
Frank B. Howe
America
Robertson
Sziz
Savannah
Dr. Canfield
Long Island Speedway
Atlanta Crackers pennant stars praised in season wrap
The article profiles Atlanta Crackers stars including Atkins, Johns, Bartley, Brown Rogers, Jordan, Newton, Walker, Barr, Moran, Bayless, Lee, Winters, and manager Billy Smith. It notes solid seasons, expectations for next year, possible returns, and a charity game at Ponce de Leon to honor the team. It closes with reflection on the club’s 1909 pennant and 1910 prospects.
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Connie Mack
Philadelphia
Kennedy
Atkins
Akron
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Augusta
Crackers
Harold Johns
Lancaster
William J
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Beaumont
Texas
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Philadelphia Americans
New Orleans
Bert Maxwell
ER. Brown Rogers
Hot Springs
Ark
Wheeling
W. Va
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Jim
Carroll
Tech
Janta
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St. Louis Americans
Bert Blue
Sid
Hugh McMurray
Fort Worth
Oakland
Cal
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Chicago Americans
Comiskey
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al Newton
Scotty Walker
Hyder Barr
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Concord
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Philadelphia Athletics
Roy Moran
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Harry
Dick’) Bayless
Joplin
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Wichita
Kan
Syracuse
Jackson, Tenn
Selma
Ala
Lynchburg
Norfolk
Tonway
Knoxville
Tommy Atkins
Billy Smith
Ponce de Leon
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