Giants-Tigers World Series Preview From Polo Grounds
The New York Giants prepare for the 1911 World Series opener at the Polo Grounds on October 7 with a pitching edge if Coombs is out. Managers Mack and Mitchell weigh lineups as Mathewson Marquard and Wiltse contend against Bender Plank and Houck, while Crandall Brown and others face uncertain roles.
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National Baseball Commission May Face Damage Suits
New York reports that the National Baseball Commission could face lawsuits if the world series is called off over players writing articles or sharing rights. Contracts bind players and clubs to a series between pennant winners, with $147,575.28 paid in the last series between the Giants and Red Sox, and players claim rights to share in such games.
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Athletics
Leochares Ties Track Record at Pougins Park
Leochares tied the track record as Iron Mask led early and faded. Theodorita and Counterpart were strong threats under the wire with Theodorita flirting at odds, while other contenders battled through a crowded field in the one mile and sixteenth race.
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Leochares
Pougins Park
W. Schorr
Leoochares
Ted
Theodorita
Tome
Louisville Entries and Racing Odds Summary
The page lists Louisville racing entries across multiple races with horse names and weights. Notable names include Holton Patience Sadie Jowett Yemkee Tree Candy Box Ambition Sindar Ring's Brother and several others in handicap and two mile events.
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Holton
Brimghuret
Thoroughbred Names Listed in Sale Catalog
A fragmented list of horse names appears including Belloc Patience Hodge Black Toney Old Ben Back Bay Pay Streak Maria C lay Port Flora Fina Beautiful Semprite The Widow Moon Beranet Sonada Joe Diebold Flying Tom and others. The text reads as part of a sale or racing catalog with multiple pedigree-like entries.
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Patience
Hodge
Black Toney
Old Ben
Back Bay
Pay Streak
Maria Clay Port
Flora Fina
Beautiful
Semprite
Widow Moon Beranet Sonada
Joe Diebold
Flying Tom
Boston and Brooklyn Split Doubleheader in Tight Games
In Boston and New York venues the Beagu r tallies show a 1280s era scoreline with a Boston win over Brooklyn in the first game and Philadelphia edging New York in the second. Batteries for Boston were Rudoloph and Ratden with umpires Rigler and Byron. Philadelphia benefited from Cammlle Finneran Kilkifer while New York started Tesreau Demaree and Wilson with umpires Klem and Orth.
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Amd Fischer
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Demaree
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Potteries
Mayerana Burns
Washington and Boston Split Doubleheader in League Play
In the first game Washington edged Boston 2 to 0 after a scoreless start, as Leonard and Nanamaker for Boston faced Gal-yia and Henry for Washington. The second game saw Washington hold a 3 to 0 advantage before play was halted by darkness. Moseley and Hooper led Boston’s pitchers against Boehling and Hughes of Washington. Umpires were Connolly and Dineen.
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Nanamaker
Washington
Now
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Henry
Commelly
Dineen
Gatteries
Moseley
Hooper
Thomas
Boehling
Hughes
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Johnson Signs 12500 Dollar Pitcher Contract
Johnson, a star pitcher for the wrashmason Senators, signed for 12500 dollars for next season. The deal marks the largest salary to a pitcher to date. Betting surged around the World Series openers in New York and Philadelphia with freak bets and odds reflecting team hopes and player availabilities.
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Johnson
New York
Walter
Johnkom
Wrashmason Senators
Shevlin Guides Yale In Western Plays At Practice
New Haven Conn October 3 Tom Shevlin former Yale captain and famed end directed the Blue varsity through Western plays today. The varsity showed stronger offensive power in scrimmage, scoring two touchdowns against scrubs after near scrimmage. Pain Ketcham moved to guard. Pendleton rested but expected to play against Maine Saturday.
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Conn
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Shevlin
Blue
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Pain Ketcham
Martyng
Pendleton
Bert
University of Maine
English poloists coming here for next year cup challenge
Devereux Milburn reports from New York that a premier English polo team is being organized by Lord Ashby-St. George to compete in the international cup next year. English talent and ponies are being assembled as teams seek to reclaim the title.
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Devereux Milburn
Europe
Olympic
Lord Ashby-St.eger
Milburn
De Palma Aims For One Mile Record At Trenton Fair
Automovil races at the Interstate Fair in Trenton have been moved to Saturday afternoon. Ralph De Palma seeks the best time for one mile on a half mile track in the United States. A Mercer team clash between De Palma and Wishart adds rivalry to the feature program.
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Trenton
N. J
Ralph de Palma
United States
de Palma
Wishart
Mercer
Auto Breaks Record at Brooklands Track
A 30 horsepower motor car covered 1,678 miles 460 yards in twelve hours at Brooklands, breaking the previous record of 1,214 miles 214 yards set by W G Soot on the same course.
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London
Brooklands
W. G. Soot
Football Replaces Baseball Tonight and Sunday Schedule
The article lists Sunday games for the 1913 season with pairings including Muldoone vs Norwood at Norwood Ledion versus Delhi at Delhi Dolly Varden versus Pathfinders at East Era Norwood Bier versus Fimweoed Twilights versus Fast Era Kenockians versus Cleves at Cleves Crimson at Glendale West End versus Cumminerike Plainville versus Enville Kentockiane versus Hustiers Mares versus Nationals All State versus Shamrocks Cincus versus Alexandria Aromints versus Highlands Avonitale versus Price Hill Community teams schedule matches this fall season.
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Joe Smith
Brendemoor
Muldooné
Norwood
Ledion Ve
Delhi
Dolly Varden Va Pathfinders
Noerwood Bier
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Twilights
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Tigers Practice Despite Heavy Rain At Princeton
Princeton football coaches conducted a forty five minute scrimmage despite rain and a muddy field. The varsity failed to reach a TD, scoring on clever runs by Glick and Law with Merritt and Streit plunges. Captain Baker remained sidelined with a knee injury. Heyniger returned from illness to scrimmage.
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Wi S
Varsity
Donen
Glick
Law
Merritt
Streit
Tiger
Capatin Baker
Walnut Hills Defeats Franklin In Norwood Tilt
Walnut Hills High School defeated Franklin yesterday at Norwood. The standout was Walnut Hills backs as they powered the win and dominated play throughout the game.
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Franklin
Walnut Hills High School
Norwood Tanta
Jap Billiards Star Yamada Secures Double Victory
Pittsburg Pa Oct 3 Kogsi Yamada the Jap billiard exponent won a double victory at Knickerbocker Richard Hall defeating Walter Hunter 200 to 14 and Levy 200 to 80 In the afternoon Yamada played in great form in both matches with 18 2 balkline and high run of 65 in the opening game His averages stood 11 17 and 37 percent respectively as the second match lasted eight innings.
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Pittsburg
Kogsi Yamada
Knickerbocker
Richard Hall
Walter Hunter
Levy
New York
Yamada
Hunter
Urinary Diseases of Men Advised by Dr Mackenbach
A historical advertisement promoting medical consults on urinary and kidney diseases for men. It claims urgent, specialized attention with professional testing and treatment options. The note lists Dr. C. W. Mackenbach at 2 West Fifth Street, near Manhattan Restaurant, with stated office hours.
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West Fifth St. Bretep
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