RACE RESULTS DOUGLAS PARK SUMMARY
Results from Douglas Park feature six races with two-year-olds three-year-olds and up. Purre won the first with Iridescence and Hor genre placing. Ralph and Old Ben led two handicap events. Wilhite Maria C Irish Gentleman and Buckhorn posted top times. track records noted in the fourth race. Bittra Spindle and Jenny Geddes plus others earned various mutuels.
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Spreckies
Buxton
F Hiandicap
Turiones
Ralph
Henry
Brig
Newton
Old Ben
McCabe
Wilhite
Borel
Howdy Howdy
Jenny Geddes
Sam Hirsch
T. M. Green
Louisville Entries Race Day Card Details
Entry list for six races at Louisville with varying conditions. Prices and weights follow names for each horse, including selling and allowance events, with horses such as Mike Cohen Baghead Coke Amity Gold of Ophir Uncle Hart Mae Taft Syringa Blister Rubicon Squire Bil Darbyshire San Vera Posit Francis Keegan and others across races two to six, noting handicaps and mile lengths.
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Mike Cohen
Baghead
Coke
Amity
Gold of Ophir
Uncle
Hart
Mae Taft
Sayville
Guide. Post
Syringa
Blister
Rubicon
Squire Bil
Darbyshire
Bolale
Little Beau
Bob Hensley
San
Giants Favored In World Series Outlook
A World Series preview shows the New York Giants as favorites with strong pitching by Mathewson Demeree and Tesreau and a weakened opponent staff. Doubts linger on Coombs and younger hurlers while Connie Mack may rely on old stars or a surprise to counter the Giant lineup.
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Giants
Arguard
Mathewson
Demeree
Tesreau
McGrawhie
Plank
Iman
Bender
Coombe
Mack
Bebe Adams
Foxy
Ola Connie
Coombs
Schang
York
New York
Louisville Selections From Cryptic Race Card
A list of horse names and owners appears, including Gold of Ophir Amity Rubicon Bolala Buck Keenan Harry L Oakland Transport Belle 41 Hryn Marr Any Port Sleeth Prince Hermis Karthage Harbard Belloc Dr Jackson L H Adair Jimmie.
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Miss ‘Barnherdor
Bird Man
StaryRose
Bryn Mawr
Winitrea Dee
Heck
Transport
Pop Gun
Celestia
Oakland
Prince Hermis
Flora
Fina
Ophir
Amity
Rubicon Bolala
Buck Keenan
Harry L Oakland
Belle
Hryn Marr
Any Port
Sleeth
Karthage
Harbard
Belloc
Dr. Jackson
L. H
Adair
Jimmie
World’s Series at Olympic Theater
Mc Mann and Jackson of the Olympic plan to show the World Series via a complete theater presentation. The Star baseball telecast will illustrate each play with games called at 2 o'clock Eastern. theater doors open at 12 30 Central. Admission covers both events.
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McMann
Jackson
Rise of Psychological Clinics in the United States
Dr J E B Wallin of the University of Pittsburgh notes about 40 psycholog cal clinics exist nationwide. The first clinic for studying mentally unusual children began at the University of Pennsylvania in 1906.
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United States
J. EB. Wallin
University of Pittsburg
University of Pennsylvania
Conspiracy of Worry and Odds in Sporting Circles
Connie Mack frets over Snodgrass of the Giants and potential delays to the world series. The National Commission weighs actions while ponies at Latonia are unaffected by Fashion Week. References to fighters, seconds, and Garry Tinker hint at anxiety about outcomes and luck.
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Giants
Philadelphia Athletics
Connie Mack
Latonia
Ash to Fight Grant Clark in 15 Round Bout at Valley Athletic
Kid Ash and Grant Clark are scheduled for a 15 round bout at the Valley Athletic on Elmwood Thursday night. The fighters will weigh about 158 pounds ringside though articles list 3 o'clock weigh in. Ash is in good condition though slightly underweight and expects to overpower Clark.
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Kid Ash
Grant Clark
The
Valley Athletic
Elmwood
Ash
Cincinnati Polo Match: Cincinnati Defeats Cleveland at Carthage
In front of a large crowd at the Carthage fair grounds a polo match between Cincinnati and Cleveland ended with Cincinnati prevailing 11 to 8. Refereed by James Cooley of New York, the game featured strong play as the field lined with automobiles showed the popular interest.
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Carthage
Fair Grounds
Cincinnati
Cleveland
James Cooley
Ne York
Cooley
Narragansett Pier
Cinciinnati
Bruce Graydon
W. PP. Hulbert
Max Fleischmann
Big Harrison
L. M. Williams
Ad Baldwin
Burke
Ll, Hitchcoek
Oberlin Adds Four New Football Candidates
Oberlin reports a boost in football prospects with four newcomers joining practice. Glauque from Lakewood high and Holgate, a former Oberlin halfback, are among the additions, along with Heron a former captain and tackle and Leonard a two season varsity guard. The group trains ahead of the Cornell game in Ithaca on Saturday.
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Oberlin
Glauque
Lakewood High
Leonard
Heron
Academy
Holgate
Oberlin. High
Cornell
Ithaca
Glaque
Yale Crew Retains English Stroke Under Harriman
Yale's rowing team will keep the English stroke next year with W Averill Harriman as head coach and J O Rodgers as assistant. Harriman's son, young Harriman, has returned to campus to finish his studies.
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YALE
New Haven
W. Averill Harriman
J. O. Rodgers
Young Harriman
B. H. Harriman
Post Season Clash Begins in Cleveland with Naps Pirates
The Naps and Pirates start the post season Monday at 2 PM at League Park Cleveland with games set October 4 and 7 in Cleveland and October 8 and 9 in Souishore, plus subsequent Cleveland games. Officials outline tie rules and game locations with a Colonial Hotel meeting on October 4. Eligible players and admission prices are listed for the series.
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League Park
Cleveland
Naps
Pirates
The
Nations Commission
Souishore
Pittsburg
Barnard
Cincinnati
Nap
Colonial Hotel
Bates
Birmingham
Blanding
Brady
Carisch
Chapman
Cullop
Falkenverg
Graney
Greggs
Jackson
James
Johnston
Kahler
Krueger
Lajoie
Leibold
Lelivelt
Mitchell
Olson
O'Neill
Ryan
Steen
Turner
Adama
Watler
Carey
Fy. c. Clarke
Cooper
Dolan
Gibson
Hendrys
Hyatt
Kelly
McCarthy
McQuillen
Menaor
Miller
Robinson
Amateurs Invited to Submit Games to The American
The American offers extensive amateur sports coverage in Cincinnati and invites scratch teams to send game reports or place challenges. Readers may contact the Sport ing Department at Canal 180 to ensure their events are printed.
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Amer- O O
Cincinnati O O
O O
Ing
Canal 180
Giants Hit Parade Dominates Polo Grounds Season
The Giants feature a home run barrage at the Polo Grounds with Arthur Shafer Mack and Chief Meyers among the leaders. Pattie and Doyle provide strong support as pitchers and hitters shape the season's outcomes.
Fighter Desires 116-Pound Match In Cincinnati
Johnnie Welch a 116 pound fighter seeks a match in Cincinnati. Joe Harrington is preferred but Welch will fight all comers in that class anywhere under any terms, winner take all or other stipulations. Address Sporting. Editor of the American.
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Johnnie Welch
Cincinnati
Joe Harrington
Sporting
The
American
Great Ball Player Questions Next Year Contract
The dialogue captures a baseball star uncertain about future roles beyond his current pay. He jokes about duties from article writing to a comedy and novel, then clarifies whether he will play his old position for the usual salary, admitting uncertainty.
Cobb Aims to Hit .400 in Three Straight Seasons
Ty Cobb leads the American League with a .293 batting average and could set a world record by hitting .400 for three consecutive seasons. If he collects five hits in six at bats or seven in eight, the feat might occur in the remaining games, depending on Cleveland pitchers as Cobb plans to quit after the Cleveland series.
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Giants
Polo Grounds
Pirates
Braves
Superbas
Cardinals
Heds
Phillies
Cubs
Tesreau
Fromme
Marquard
Mathewson
Crandall
Demaree
Willie
Mex Carey
Flam, Hyatt
Hyatt
Christy Mathewson
Ty. Cobb
Cleveland
Athletics Face Tough Call If World Series Goes Extra Innings
The Athletics and Giants have shown luck in extra innings this season. Giants played ten or more frames eighteen times with seven wins, while the Athletics had seven such games with six wins. If the series extends beyond nine innings the outcome remains highly uncertain.
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Giants
Mackers
Guridi
Hugh Jennings
Tigers
Athletics
Jennings
White Sox
Naps
Local wrestling bouts draw crowds around town
Various wrestling events held in and around town attract fans seeking entertainment beyond other sports. Venues across the area host matches featuring regional wrestlers, contributing to a lively local scene.
Public sale of peat world series tickets at Gimbel Brothers
The public sale for World Series peat tickets at Shibe Park will be held Monday October 6 at 9 am at Gimbel Brothers Ninth Street entrance. Tickets are valid for three games and limited to two per purchaser. Mail phone or in person requests before sale are not honored and only direct purchases at the Gimbel Brothers Markt office or park sales are allowed.
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Shibe Park
Gimbel Brother
Bhibe Park
Gibbel Brothers
Meket
Gimbel Brothers
Yesterday's Results National and American Leagues
In the American League game at Washington Philadelphia fell 6 to 3 and Washington won 3 to 1 with Battere Cabrini? and McAvoy for Philadelphia and Bentley Gallia and Ainsmith for Washington. Umpires Dineen and Jee Sh Lonneny. At Detroit Cleveland lost 8 to 5 while Detroit edged Cleveland 4 to 1 with C ONeil and others credited for Detroit. Umpires Fergueon and O'Loughlin.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Bohen
McAvoy
Bentley
Gallia
Ainsmith
Dineen and
Jee
R. HH. E. Cleveland
Detroit
C O'Neil
Nee — Chgugiont
Eawe
Fergueon and
O'Loughlin
Student Dies After School Football Injury
Alien Weidman a South High School student died after a September 24 football collision that fractured his spine. He was injured when he collided with another player and was thrown to the ground.
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Alien Weidman
the South High School
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