National League orders NY Chicago game replay in Gotham
The National League Board rules the Sept 2 Polo Grounds game tied and orders a replay on Thursday at the Polo Grounds. NY will play Chicago if needed to determine the pennant while Boston and other clubs await outcomes. The decision hinges on umpire calls and Merkle’s base running error.
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Philadelphia Beats Brooklyn In Narrow Ballgame
Philadelphia defeated Brooklyn as the home team hit well and Brooklyn fielded poorly. Bransfield, Magee, and Knabe contributed with multiple hits while Krueger and Bell split mound duties. Time of game was 1 hour 42 minutes with Lanigan umpiring.
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Maloney
Jennings Secures Second American League Victory
Hughey Jennings continued his strong pitching for the league leading team by earning a second victory in the American League, contributing to the club's early-season momentum.
Victors Meet Meiner's Eagles In Sunday Showdown At St Bernard
The Victors travel to St Bernard Sunday afternoon for a clash with Meiner's Eagles with Haeckle and Wolf set as the battery. A strong, hotly contested game is anticipated as Covington Stars face Wiedemann Park in the opener of a three game series led by Red White and Connolly.
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Red” White
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Bierman
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Riggs
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H. Myers
One Record Tied Another Broken at Douglas Park
W T Overton defeated Lens in a feature and tied the track record at Douglas Park on October 6. Lady Esther set a faster mark in the final race as a card of selling races drew a small crowd, with fast track and clear weather.
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Esther
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McGee
Tanna
Annle
Splendida
Dr. Mayer
Joe Ehrich
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Orta
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Gold Treasure
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Powers
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Norbit Hynes
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Lady Esther
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Lignando
Carew
Hannibal Bey
Detroit Clinches 1907 American League Pennant With 7-0 Win
Detroit defeats Chicago 7 to 0 to clinch the American League pennant in Chicago. Donovans ten strikeouts and Chicago errors, five, sealed the decisive victory as Detroit built a quick early lead and never looked back. Isbell and Jones were among Chicago players ejected in a tense moment.
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Boston Beats New York in Series Finale 11 to 3
Boston defeated New York today 11 to 3 in the final game of the series. Two new pitchers were tried, both hit hard, while McMahon for Boston allowed hits scattered. Score:
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District merit maiden race features multiple two year olds
The first race for maiden two year olds runs 5 furlongs with entries including District Attorney Ibis Moorish King Nethermhost Golden Legend Michael Beck Look out Winter Green Bliss Carmen Spectatress Sententious Opal May River and others.
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Ibis
Nethermhost
Golden Legend
Michael Beck
Lookout
Winter Green
Bliss Carmen
Spectatress
Sententious
Opal
de Mand
Golden Pearl
Half Sovereign
Tourenne
Red River
the Squire
Delirium
Tileing
Ben Ban
Jean d’Arc
No One
the Gardener
Bonnie Kelso
Court Lady
Rosslare
Hilltop
Taboo
Yankee Daughter
Helen Harvey
Miss Granville
Rosee Baumont
Fair Play
Gelus
Master Robert
Royal Tourist
Brother Jonathan
Gowan
Stokes
Whiptop
Lady Hubbard
Cairngorm
Badge
Juggler
Whip Top
Milford
Beauclere
Golconda
Harvester Wins Futurity at Lexington in Record Time
The Harvester driven by Ed Geers in Milwaukee won the Kentucky Futurity three year olds, set a new event record with a mile in 2.08 percent, as August Uihlein owns the horse. The meet opened with the Tennessee Stake where Jerry B. upset The Eel, Minor Heir set pace in heats, and Dan Patch failed to break 1:55. The Kentucky Futurity featured leading colts and fillies including The Leading Lady, The Dude, Queen Pomona, Juste, Thistle Dome, and Sub Rosa among others with purses and times noted.
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Arrangements Complete for World Series Duplication Pitcher Signed
Manager Talbott promotes reproducing the world championship series for Cincinnati. He has secured William Herrmann, the ambidextrous pitcher from New York, to pitch one or more games. Register tomorrow to vote.
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