Nationals wind up home series in glory
Nationalists conclude season with a 6 5 win over Brooklyn and a 1 1 tie in the doubleheader. Tenney and the Tenney Terrors promise a Westward campaign to regain pride against the Collins champions as Soden Conant exit ownership, with Frank V Dunn new onlooker.
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Phillies Fall to Ames 8 3 in Contested Game
Philadelphia offense managed two runs on six walks and two errors while Ames drew five free passes and struck out seven. Nichols earned the win for Ames with a 1 35 time, and Klem and O Day worked the plate.
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Chicago Pirates Triumph on Cincinnati Errors
Chicago built its runs on Cincinnati's errors and two Chech bases on balls. The visitors hit well and had chances to win but fell short when a timely hit would have swung the game.
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Eastern League Results From Providence Baltimore And Jersey City
Providence won two games over Buffalo 43 to 7 and 4 to 1 in seven innings. Baltimore defeated Toronto 8 to 4. Rochester beat Jersey City 9 to ? in seven innings amid Newark Montreal Newark rain.
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Harvard Varsity Practice Sets Brisk Pace Despite Hurley Absence
Harvard players worked through signals as a varsity eleven debuted with a brisk, businesslike drill on Soldiers Field. Hurley was missing from the field while Bartol Parker returned from layoff and new candidates Horkheimer Sortwell Newhall joined, with Brill Squires Starr White and others in the lineup.
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Susie N. Sets New Mile Mark in Kentucky Futurity
Susie N. trotted two mile heats in 2:10 and 2:09 1-4 to break a 32-year-old yearly record in Columbus. She came within half a second of the world mark for 3-year-old trotters and set a new record for the 2 in 2 race. Glenwood M. won the deciding heat of the $10,000 Hester Columbus Brewers stake.
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Proper, 9 to 5 Wins Occidental Handicap at Gravesend
At Gravesend New York on September 20 Proper 9 to 5 easily won the Occidental handicap one mile and a furlong in 1 55 2 5 First Mason was second and Bedouin third Other winners included Jake Landers Ruths Rattler Azora Bragg and James Reddick in respective races with times from 1 09 1 5 to 1 12 1 5 and odds listed for each.
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Cavill challenges Horan and McNally to swim Hull Gut
Champion swimmer Percy Cavill issues a public challenge to Horan to join him in another Hull Gut swim and offers to race Horan for 250 dollars, with Peter McNally included and given two minutes head start. The challenge follows Cavill's claim of having completed the feat.
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Myopia B Wins Final Polo Cup Match
In Dedham on September 20 the Myopia B team defeated Myopia A 16 to 4 to win the Karlstein cups. Max Norman drove a ball toward the goal in the third period and redirected it with Proctor's mallet for the score.
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Hughes Pitches 7-1 Victory For Champs
Eddie Hughes powered the Boston champions to a 7 to 1 win over Washington as key plays by Criger and Collins plus Burkett’s RBI triple fueled the offense. Grimshaw Ferris and Criger contributed with timely hits while Hughes shut the locals down after a second inning hiccup.
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Cleveland Takes Early Lead But Falls To Chicago
Cleveland built a strong early lead against Chicago but seven errors and six hits in the eighth inning allowed Chicago to score eight runs and gain the win.
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St. Louis at Boston and Chicago at New York Tonight
A slate of NBA matchups includes St. Louis visiting Boston and Chicago traveling to New York. Detroit plays Washington and Cleveland visits Philadelphia in what appears to be an American league schedule.
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Champs Return Today for Last Games of Season
The Boston champions come home this afternoon to begin the final stretch at 8 o'clock against St. Louis. Collins players seek third place as excitement runs high after recent revival. Pitcher Harris reports today while Graham joins for next season amid trade chatter about Grimshaw.
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Dexter Breaks Net Record at Alliston Club
H L Dexter of Alliston Golf Club set a new net score record in the two days open at Alliston Golf Club. He was the sole player below 80 in gross, finishing 79 with a 10 stroke allowance, bogeying the course.
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Dixie Wins Vanderbilt Motor Cup In 102-Mile Race
Oyster Bay report says the Dixie owned by E. R. Thomas won the Vanderbilt motor cup race covering 102 miles in five hours 12 minutes 23 seconds.
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