Giants and Cubs Tie for First in NL Race
Chicago and New York share the top spot with Pittsburgh four behind after a split doubleheader with Philadelphia. Giants beat Philadelphia in one game and lost the other as Bresnahan and Dasin collided at the plate. Cubs beat the Reds 6 to 2 as Miner Brown pitched for Chicago. Pirates win two from St Louis to move within four of the leaders. Boston tops Brooklyn 5 to 2 as the series continues.
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Chicago
New York
Pittsburg
Giants
Phillies
Polo Grounds
Mathewson
Cavaleshi
Donlin
Eresnahan
Needham
Eshahans Place
Merkle
Donnas Crandal
Pirates
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Mathewrorn
McQuillin
McGraw
Veo
Bresnahan
Dasin
Doo
Bresnane
Teda
Hame
Crandall
Piladelphia
Batems Meguinn
Daoin
Saccusch Mathewson
Breenahan
Needian
Flem
Deon Cran
Nail Taylor
Néedham
Johnstone
Pitteburg
Pittsburghen
St Lous
Camnitz
St Louis
St. Louis
Wwe
Higinbotham
Bies
O'Day Secord
Seora
Mad
Hhoades Salles
Fromme
Ana Bitus
O'Day
White Sox
Walsh
Hinttel
Schreck Burchell Wood
Criger
Connolly
Batteries Walsh
Schreck Ateele
Donohue
Tine
Browne
Sti ‘Louis
Save Lake
Stk
Rons
T Jones
Yeager
Sqrbatieries
Howell
Spencer Lake
Sweeney
Limpire
Loushiln
Bseor
oFrh
Dineen
Smith Manning
Blair
Loughin
Football schedule for today in New England and beyond
Harvard versus Baudoin at Cambridge. Penn plays Ursinus in Philadelphia. Vale faces Wesleyan in New Haven. Carlisle Indians meet St Marys at Carlisle. Dartmouth hosts Vermont at Hanover. Brown plays Bates at Providence. Exeter hosts Brewster Academy. Andover versus Lowell textile at Andover.
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Harvard
Baudoin
Cambridge
Penn + Ursinus
Philadelphia
Vale
Wesleyan
New Haven
Calisle Indians
St Marys
Carlisle
Dartmouth
Vermont
Hanover
Brown
Bates
Providence
Exeter Brewster Academy
Exeter
Andover
Lewell Textile
Clemson Cay Loss of Old Men
Clemson faces a demanding 191? football schedule with five away games including Vanderbilt, Davidson, Georgia, Tennessee, and Georgia Tech. Coach Stone reports a hopeful outlook as five newcomers start, Captain Stroker Coles leads a fast, spirited team, and a well-fought game against Gordon Institute showed progress despite matching peso sizes and new players.
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Clemson
Gorton
Stone
Bain
Tigers
Stroker Coles
Robbs
Harris
Ava
Gordon
Wo M Fuses
Sensational Divorce and Virginia Tech Prospects Named
Virginia Tech football prospects considered good as long time coach Hodgson and last year’s players lead the revamped team. Readied schedule includes Hampden-Sydney, Clemson, Princeton, Roanoke, and George Washington with key games at Blacksburg and Norfolk.
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Virginia Polytech
Brown
Pruceton
Colege
Hachfeld Billups
Hodgson Vv
Luttrell
Huffar@ Jones
Hodge
E R Johnson
Captan
Breckenridge
Connell
BF Scranton Pa
Hodgson
Western High School
Washington DC
Hampdens
Black Burs
George Washington University
Blacksburg
Annapols
Annapelis
Unclear Race Day At Louisville Sees Mixed Results
Race meet at Louisville features Lady Martha victory in one heat and a series of turf and stakes results. Multiple horses, jockeys, and odds listed across the card with varied show and place payouts. Attendance down due to weather, Paris Mutuel machines active.
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Louisville
Paris
Martha
Rix ‘Orlaye
Walsh
Elyeium
Autler
Sainsaw
Misa Crittendon
Prince Alert
Glaser
Secong Washable
Pickens
Afaie Fietcher Talida
Vaneel Alers
B.gee
Symbe
Cole
Hans
Sia
Anne Wa
Mega
Iamner
Raleigh
Fowers
Baseball roundup of American League leaders' doubleheaders
Detroit Tigers and White Sox, along with Boston Red Sox, Cleveland, and St. Louis, swept their doubleheaders. Detroits Willett Summers strong pitching backed by offense. White Sox Walsh dominated both games. Naps beat Athletics in cold weather. Browns, Yankees and others split as teams chased standings without clear separation.
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Detroit Tigers
Senators
Willett
Summers “Johnson
Boy Wonder
White Sox
Bar Walsh
Stron
Boston Red Sox
Naps
Athletics
Teans
Rhoades
Berger
Athletec
Witt Howel
Dannen
New York Kankes
Browns
Omlunders
Eph Cinders A Surprise at the Grand Circuit Meet
Eph Cinders shocks the field by defeating Jerry J. Chains in the first program of the second week grand circuit meeting. Cinders lands $6 pools on a $110 stake, with fast times and key placements including Mary Mallow and Red Cross in top finishes.
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Jerry J. Chainss
Oho
Jerry
Summaz Las Wing
Mallow
Cissy
Demarest
Red Cross
Dr Rawne
Woodmere Prize Won by Ben Ban at Aqueduct
At Aqueduct NY on September 29 Ben Ban carried 115 pounds to win the Woodmere Stakes selling at 7 furlongs. Star Gowan led to mid-stretch, then Whip Top closed to finish second a half length behind Ben Ban. Other races noted include Wind of Flight, San guine, Ton Bonero, and Elizabeth Sweeney Ramble among multiple entries and results.
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Aqueduct
Ben Ban
Feagues
Uncle Jim
Yardetik
Sanguine
G@McCarthy
Baradhesea
McCahoy
Marguerite
Yorkist
Transvaal
Ottoton
Ton Bonero
L_ Kia
Wvardens
Émile Sha_ow
McCarthy
Gilbert
Lynch
Barteraby
Voltromeran Aqueduct
Joe Lett Gua Huim
Second Race Steeplechase and betting notes at distances
Race card fragment lists horses and ages across second to sixth races including steeplechase for four year olds and up, miles and furlongs, with names such as Waterspeed Yama Christy Rufue Locked Out and others, plus betting hints and gate numbers.
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Miles Waterspeed
Yama Christy
Fim
Lawton
Wiggins
Ross Fenton
Mason
Night Spellhound
Cairngorm
Golconda
Samuel H Haerl
Lord Staphone
Garngorm
The Wolf at Grand Taoly and Other Theaters
A fragmentary theater column notes The Wolf melodrama at Grand Taoly with local cast, a Canadian setting, and a dramatic finale. plus previews of Classmates, Majestica, Lyric, and Orpheum shows in Atlanta. Mentions revival of revues, performers like Duncan Irving, Gwen, and Stine, and a Friday benefit for stranded Lyceum actors.
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Olnywupics
de Milles
Duncan Irving
Bobby Domble
Hugh Lindsay
Silent Clay
Dick Gwen
Bert Stafford
Lfe
Lyceum Theater
Orpheum
Ben Kahn
Atlanta
Lyceum
Tim Matinee
Asua
Lycgum
Orpheum Bi
Freshmen Win Push Ball Rush at Washington and Lee
Freshmen defeated sophomores 28 to 0 in the annual push ball contest held at Wagon Wilson Field on September 26. The unique tug of war-like game, designed to curb hazing, featured 40 freshmen against 30 sophomores in two 10 to 15 minute halves with no serious injuries reported.
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Detroit
Wasington
Willett
Summers
Johnson
Withery
Kessman
Crawford
Bush
Washington
Whett
Schmudt
Witherup Toansen
Street and
Kahoe
Sheridan and
Tgan
Cox
Washneton
Summers and
Schmidt jTohnson
Ates
Street
Egan
Washington and Lee Univerity
Wagon Wilson Athletic
Sind
Washington and Tee
Umpire Setley to umpire Giants games this winter
Umpire Setley, traveling with his wife and family, signed for the American Association season and will go to Jacksonville for start up then Havana Cuba. He will oversee games by the Cincinnati Reds contingent as the team sails this autumn, with the Giants in the National League race and Chicago struggling for a lead. Setley predicts New York will win the NL given the schedule while the American League race appears wide open.
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Grand Taoly
Tugene Walter
New York
Canada
McTavish
Wilda Ax Beaubien
Wiliam WcDonald
Ohil
George Humelua
Portage
Little Bear River
Beaubien
Hilda
Eve
WeeDonald
Winchester
Beaubiar
McDonald
Braublen
Victorio
Setles
Wetern Association
Pas
Amerian Association
Jacksonville
Pla
Havana
Cuba
Sette
Cincinnati Reds
York
Che Otiers
Trains 15 44 41 and 42 43 16 discontinue sleeping cars
The Macon Atlanta Asheville sleeping car service on northbound trains 15 44 and 41 and southbound trains 42 43 and 16 will be discontinued with the last car from Macon and Atlanta September 30 and from Asheville October 1.
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Macon
Atlanta
Asheville
IL Mbek AG PF
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Schlitz
Milwaukee
Bell
Ben Rosenthal
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Lindaman
Graham
Benfant Farmer
Enmalie
Reade
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Whitehall
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Uncle Remus
the Home Magazine
Professor Trigg
Avon
Don Marquis
Springfield
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