Canadian Loïs Moyes Dominates Early Tennis Tour Play
International interest surrounds the Woman's singles lawn tennis tourney at Longwood as Loïs Moyes of Toronto, four time Canadian champion, advances to the third round. Among rivals are Miss Harriet Curtis and New York entrants Miss Louise Hammond and Miss Elsie Little, with local players from Greater Boston contending in scratch singles.
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Lois Moves
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Canada
Miss Moyes
East
Boston
New York
Louise Hammond
Western States
Elsie Little
Greater Boston
Alice Thorndike
Edith Si- Mier
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Sarah G. beQon
Ss Lois Mores
R. M. Woodpal
OR. Burgess
Edith Wen‘he
Miss Pendleton
Miss Drew
Sox Rally Forces 5-5 Tie With Naps In Dim Cleveland Played
In Cleveland on September 26 Boston rallies in the eighth inning to tie the Naps 5-5 after a chaotic ninth frame ends with darkness. Lajoie and Speaker lead Cleveland with three and two hits respectively while Cicotte and Collins star on the mound.
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Naps
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Evans
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Sox
Mr. Blandinge
Speaker
Stahl
Bostonians
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Nans
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Fanwell
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Frederick Hyde Stallsion Scientia Sets Columbus Grand Circuit Record
Fred Hyde's stallion Scientia bred by Admiral Dewey posted a 2:11 1-4 final session time after winning straight heats at Columbus Grand Circuit races.
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Fred Hyde
Scientia
Admiral Dewey
Columbus
Scheduling Pairings For National League Matchups
National League card lists Chicago at Boston Cincinnati at New York St Louis at Philadelphia Pittsburgh at Brooklyn outlining upcoming athletic fixtures in the absence of further context.
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Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Chicago
Washington
ST. Louis
Philadelphia
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Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Philadelphia Mo
Cincinnati
St Louis
Boston
Goston
Boston at Cleveland and three more games listed
Five basketball matchups appear: Boston at Cleveland, Philadelphia at St. Louis, New York at Detroit, Washington at Chicago, with Cleveland and Chicago hosting.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
Yanks Trim Detroit in 11th Inning 3-1
New York won an extra inning game at Detroit 3-1 after the home club scored first in the eighth. Three singles and Crawford's throw error sparked a two-run 11th for the Yankees, with Mickey Corcoran noted as a new addition to the team.
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Detroit
Mich
New York
Crawford
Mickey Corcoran
Red
Brooklyn Pitchers Scanlon and Rucker Win Doubleheader
Scanlon and Rucker star as Brooklyn defeats Pittsburg 4 to 1 in both games. Rucker allows a hit after the first inning and Leifield is touched for five walks. Games last 1 hour 43 minutes and 1 hour 14 minutes, with defensive gems and key plays by Hummel Miller Kading and Wagner.
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Rucker
Pittsburg
Letfield
Wrookive
Nck Dca
Emitebure Ohaskieec
Smith
Miller
Daubert
McFlveer
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Milley Oh
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Fy Wagner
Stee
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Rane Hummel
Stark
AB McKechnie
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Ereevrenye Miller
Oy Wagner
R. Seers
Wilson
Simon
Phillies land Billy Baxter from Cubs via Quakers
Reports from Merion O indicate the Phillies secured pitcher Billy Baxter who was drafted by the Cubs and turned over to the Quakers. Rube Oldring has broken his favorite bat and vows to last the season.
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Phillies
Billy Baxter
Cubs
Quakers
Rube” Oldring
Whit
Cubs Edge Doves In Opening Series Clash At South End
Chicago Cubs beat Boston Doves 5 to 3 at South End Grounds in a surprising opener. Burg debuted with a long triple and scored. Brown paced Boston with a two base hit and a late RBI double. Sweeney suffered a concussion on a collision in a third inning double steal.
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Chicago Cubs
South End Grounds
Burg
Bill Sweeney
Sheckard
Getz
Sharpe
Beck
Cubs
Joe Tinker
Hoffman
Schulte
Boston
Brown
Jimmy Sheckard
Bailey
Kim
Sweeney
Chicago
Evers
Johnny
Shean
Hofman
Collins
Archer
Tinker
M. Brown
O'Day
Brennan
Quaker Batsmen Triumph Over St. Louis Nine to Four
Philadelphia scored nine runs on nine bunched hits to defeat St. Louis four runs. Knabe was ejected for disputing a called strike. The game ended with Philadelphia in control as the nine inning tally closed.
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St. Louis
Knabe
Hal Chase Named Manager of New York Americans
Hal Chase was appointed manager of the New York Americans by President Frank Farrell to succeed George Stallings who was deposed. Farrell wired Chase to take charge this afternoon after Stallings was paid through the contract. Stallings offered no comment and has no immediate plans. Chase has been with the club since 1905 and is the fourth manager after Clark Griffith Norman Elberfeld and Stallings.
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Hal Chase
New York Americans
Frank J. Farrell
George T. Stallings
Farrell
Chase
Stallings
Clark Griffith
Norman Elberfeld
Commerce Names Athletic Managers and Board Members
Head Master Downey of the High School of Commerce named teacher managers for football basketball baseball and track for the coming school year. He also appointed the athletic board members including teachers Sherlock and Lacey and physical instructor O Donnell with two student body members to complete the board.
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High School of Commerce
Mr. Lacey
Mr. Sherlock
Irotch
Hart
Sherlock
Lacey
O'Donnell
Ross K Wins King Stake in Fast Pace Record
Ross K won the King stake of 5000 at Columbus on a rain softened track. He set a new heat record with 2 08 1 4 last, then stretched lead in the next two heats. Six horses shared in the money with Ross K earning 2000 dollars and Bland also in the money. Branham Baughman finished second ahead of Merry Widow for the runner up spots.
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