Dave Halle Wins $10,000 Columbus Stake Trotting Race
Dave Halle a four year old trotter owned by A Franks of Memphis Tennessee and driven by T W Murphy won the Herter Columbus $10 000 stake at Columbus Grand Circuit meeting A finals heat times 20614 20634 were recorded with Baden Esther W. and Anna Axme among notable contenders Cheeny won the Capital City 2 10 trotting stake and Ina G led but broke late in the first heat
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Baseball in Brief Form
Remaining Red Sox games listed against New York at Fenway on Sept 28 30 Oct 1 against Washing ton at Washington Oct 3 4 and with Philadelphia at Philadelphia
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New York
Fenway
Washington
Philadelphia
Red Sox Lead Inconsistent Early Season Standings
The Red Sox sit 13 games ahead of Washington and 20 games ahead of Chicago, with a 1436 games ahead gap listed versus Elphia in a garbled standings snippet.
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Washington
Elphia
Chicago
TOLD IN A NUTSHELL National Rail Weather Briefs
Rain disrupts routes across major corridors including Pittsburgh to St Louis and Philadelphia to Boston. Ongoing storms affect New York and Cincinnati areas with wind and precipitation. Amtrak and regional services issue advisories as delays mount.
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Unclear Fragment on Philadelphia Chicago Games
Fragment mentions Philadelphia and Chicago with references to two games at Chicago and a six o’clock start. Details are sparse and entities fragmentary, limiting a fuller summary.
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Ies Cee
Chicago
Smoky Joe Wood Shuts Highlanders With Two Hits Allowed
Joe Wood returns to form as he dominates the Highlanders on two hits while New York fails to break through. The Red Sox offense erupts in the first inning on a McMillan error and Schulz wildness, with Jake and Wagner delivering key runs. The lone Highlander threat comes in the ninth as Williams and Wolverton spark a late rally that ends on a double play by Hooper and Wood.
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Schulz
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Smoky Joe Woods Shuts Out Highlanders in Row Game
Joe Wood, in peak form, pitched a strong shutout for Kansas City against Wolverton's Highlanders, holding the New York team to just two hits in a standout performance showing little ill effects from recent pitching duels.
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RedS Lose To Toronto Champions In IL Game
Toronto, champions of the International League, defeated the Reds in a late season matchup. The game featured key performances by Maxwell and Caled, with both teams showing strong batting and pitching in a tense contest.
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Pirates blank Cardinals 4 to 0 in opener
Pittsburg shut out St Louis 4 to 0 in the first game of the series. Only Bresnahan reached second base for the Cardinals as he batted for Geyer in the ninth. The Pirates held St Louis scoreless throughout.
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Dartmouth Scrimmage Aids Linemen Ahead Of Final Games
Hanover N H September 2 A long scrimmage was given to the Dartmouth squad today aimed at building up linemen. Cavanaugh notes big fellows lag late season and must shape up for final games. Gibson and Barends seniors in Thayer school will be out tomorrow. Both are first string linemen and will boost available material.
Papke Wins New York Bout To Claim Middleweight Crown
Billy Papke of Kewanee Ill claims the middleweight championship after a 10 round victory over Jack Denning of New York. Denning led on points early, but Papke wore him down with steady blows in the later rounds.
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Man Tell Beats Glover In Providence Bout
Frank Mantell of Pawtucket defeated Billy Glover of Boston who subbed for Jeff Smith in the third round of a 15 round scheduled fight at the Rhode Island A. C. The crowd hissed the bout and demanded a money check.
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Frank Mantell
Pawtucket
Billy Glover
Boston
Jeff Smith
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Local champs eye Canadian games and rising athletic stars
Tom Halpin and J O Johnstone of the B A A aim for Canadian competition after winning national senior titles in Pittsburg. Tet Ricoh calls for more local swimming meets to strengthen the sport while legends like Sheridan, Kolehmainen, De Mar, Sockalexis, and Brockton Marathon hopefuls spark heated talk of rivalries and potential matchups.
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J. O. Johnstone
Pittsburg
Ricoh
Clarence de Mar
Andy Sockalexis
Bangor
Old Town
Andy
Brockton
Answers to Queries on Sports Picks and Upcoming Boxing
A reader questions the logic of a sports argument about picking teams and rain delays, noting records by athletes such as George and others. The column mentions tentative dates for national boxing championships in April and explains rules about infield plays in baseball.
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Vane
Jace
Red Sox Final Home Game Promises Pitching Duel
Boston and New York lineups set a closing regular season clash with Van Dyke for the Red Sox and Keating for the Highlanders. Both rookies are hailed as top prospects from the New England League, promising a showcase of promising twirlers.
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New England
Ty Cobb Predicts World Series Outcome
Ty Cobb, famed Detroit outfielder, writes a long prediction on the World Series. He shares a fan friendly view of the Giants and Tigers clash and hints at the likely result ahead of Sunday's game.
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Browns Defeat Chicago Twice in Second Game
The Browns clinched a double win over Chicago in the second game of the series. Key performances and scoring runs propelled Cleveland to victory on the road.
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