Giants Get Even With the Redlegs in Doubleheader Set
McGraw's Giants win both games of a doubleheader as Matty twirls in the first game and Ames glides through the second. Ganzel's crew returns today with Ames close to invincible. Yesterdays results show National League and American League scores across several cities including New York, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Boston, Chicago, Brooklyn, St. Louis, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Washington.
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Ames
Ganzel
Leon Ames
New York
Reds
Matty
Cincinnati
Giants
National Commission
Austin
Charles Tesreau
Farrell
National Association
St. Louis
August Herrmann
B. B. Johnson
Harry C. Pulliam
National and American League Standings Snapshot
The standings show New York leading the National League at 90 wins and 52 losses, with Cleveland at 84 and 62 and Chicago at 93 and 54. In the American League, Detroit sits at 92 and 56, with Pittsburgh tied 82 and 61 and Philadelphia at 77 and 65. Other teams include St. Louis 70 and 76, Boston 61 and 84, Brooklyn 48 and 96, Washington 61 and 78, and Cincinnati 70 and 76.
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W.l.p.c
New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Boston
Brooklyn
Washington
Captains Who Will Lead The Four Big College Elevens This Season
New York and Chicago led in a pennant race update as Giants beat Cincinnati twice and Chicago split against Brooklyn. Mathewson dominated the opener, Ames won the second game for New York, while Bayless homered for Cincinnati and Tenney drove in runs.
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BIG College
Grand Circuit pace finals cap fast week of Columbus racing
Columbus racing closed the week with three heats and a clean program. Easter Lily won the first 2:13 pace heat while Diamond King placed in the first heat of the 2:18 pace second division. Miss Adbell led the other heat. Racing resumes Monday with the King Stake for 2:06 pacers as the feature.
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Columbus
Easter Lily
Anita
Diamond King
Adbell
King
B. m
Oratorio
Snell
Bik. m
Rathbun
Kbouba Ais
Miss “Peeler
Merrifield
Kearney
B. G
McGrath
Ashburn
Ch. H
McMahon-Schofield
Maconda
Albin
Shadeland Nutalear
Br. H
Cates
Gilliaford
Seal Pointer
B. H
McDevitt
Silva J
Ch. m
Granger
Eudesasacsdeee
Welback
Ecomme
Ioc Ccved Voneyeepersseness Cays Oh Lea
Miss Adbell
B.m
Shank
Burlington Maid
Sunderlin
Sir Milton
Ch. G
Jackman
Pender, Jr
Geers
Oenes
Gail S
Gauntlett
Pender
Nettie Marie
Haywood
Mary Laidley
Cox
Wapsie
Gr. m
Allen
Reds Face St Louis After Double Header Record Attempt
Cincinnati travels home after the two games with New York starting at 2 15 for the opener. O'Toole is likely to start first game while Ganzel decides. total travel time listed as twenty hours. Crowds and weather concerns complicate a day of baseball in New York.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Reds
St. Louis
Bancroft
Rowan
Savidge
O'Toole
Ganzel
Boston
Gotham
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Polo Grounds
Cardinals
Cubs
Parktown
Giants
Matthewson
Nek Matty Graw
Leon
Ames
Bescher
Hoblitzer
Bayless
Egan
Miller Huggins
South
Herrmann
Sale of Horses in Training at Gravesend Reaches High Prices
In Gravesend paddock, a training horse sale yielded strong bids led by Golden Pearl at 4,108 dollars bought by Powers. Other notable prices included Rialto 1,200 dollars and Cressina 1,200 dollars, Homecress at 1,? Melissa at 2,000 dollars, with several six-figure values in play.
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Gravesend
N. Y
Golden Pearl
Powers
Rialto
C. c
Watercress
Teatro
W. M. Rogers
Cressina
Ch. m
Carina
Pari Mutuels and Equity Society Blamed for Lexington Meet Loss
Lexington report says the fall racing meeting will lose about $5,000 due to pari mutuel betting, Equity Society pool, and tight finances despite perfect weather and fast track. Races note winners and times with listed weights, margins, and runners.
Thoroughbred race card with weights and entries
First Race Handicap six furlongs DeMand 120 Red River 115 Westbury 108 Delirium 102 ad rulche 5 Sir John Johnson 92 Sara einesca 92. Second Race Steeplechase two miles four-year-olds up selling Grandpa 140 Caller 143 Locked out 140 Paprika 140 Ramred 132 Jim McGill 132. Third Race Selling two-year-olds six furlongs Star Thistle 108 Court Lady 165 Eschau 105 Rose Beau mont 105 Belle of the Ball 105 Che pontue 103 O UW Kid 103 Spellbound 100. Fourth Race Aqueduct Handicap eleven to sixteen mile Frank Gill 115 Bar None 113 Dandelion 109 Brookdale Nymph 107 The Squire 105 Royal Tourist 104 Grétna Green 103 Mark Anthony II 100 Monfort 100. Fifth Race Selling three-year-olds up one mile Cressina 107 Animus 105 Samuel H Harris 106 Live Wire 104 Lord Stanhope 103 Sailor 103 Dolly Spanker 103 Okenite 103 Mombassa 99 Imitator 9 Golconda 98 Queen of the Hills 94. Sixth Race Maiden two-year-olds six furlongs Guatemotzin 108 lbs Sententious 108 Lasata 108 Merise 1 Xebec 108.
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DeMand
Red River
Westbury
Delirium
Adrulche
Sir John Johnson
Saraeinesca
Grandpa
Caller
Locked Out
Paprika
Ramred
Jim McGill
Star Thistle
Court Lady
Eschau
Rose Beaumont
Chepontue
O. UW. Kid
Spellbound
Frank Gill
Bar None
Dandelion
the Squire
Royal Tourist
Grétna Green
Mark Anthony II
Monfort
Lasata
Merise
Avondale Takes First Bruce Cup
College Hill and Avondale opened a Bruce Cup doubleheader with Avondale crushing College Hill 11 to 2 as Tarbell led hitters. Hahn pitched well for College Hill but Avondale’s bats exploded late, with Tarbell collecting four hits and Diehl and Bass contributing strong outings. The first game saw Williamson hold his own for Lockland against Hahn in a separate contest that ended with tension and a near riot after a disputed double play.
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League Park
College Hill
Lockland
Avondale
Noodles’ Hahn
The
Reds
Young Williamson
Williamson
Keys
Haberer
Meyers
Schulte
McBrair
Creasy
Hahn
Bosler
Dugan
Eivsrcco
Becker
Mit—Schulte
Gatch
Tarbell
Hilltoppers
Schrauder
Debonair
C. Johnson
R. Johnson
Bass
Diehl
Kreimer
Burke
Kennedy
MacBlair
E. Diehl
Johnson
Flaherty
Stevenson
MacBrair
Schrander
Pitener
Ee cc
Callens Hill
Feye
Vanderbilt Race Parkway 15 Ready For October 10 Opener
The Vanderbilt Cup Commission announces the Long Island Motor Parkway opening on October 10 with a five class sweepstakes for cars, offering $5 000 in cash or prizes. Entries close October 3, with race formats ranging from 100 to 250 miles per class and small entry fees.
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Long Island Motor Parkway
Motor Parkway
Motor Park
Meadow Brook
Garden City
Jericho
Nassau
Long Island
William K. Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt Cup Commission
Parkway
Central Park
Bethpage
Grand Stand
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Cup Commission
Parkway Engineers
Nassau County
Jefferson DeMont Thompson
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Mr. Thompson
Baseball Season A Prosperous One Across Leagues
The season’s pennant races are remarkably close across major leagues with New York Chicago and Cincinnati vying for supremacy. The National League appears to favor New York, while Chicago shows strength with a deep pitching staff and a late surge. The controversy in New York during the Chicago series dampens the race but the overall prospect remains bright for baseball fans nationwide.
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Indianapolis
Nashville
New Orleans
Lacker elected President of Silver Hook Fishing Club
At the annual election Jacob Lacker was chosen President of the Silver Hook Fishing Club. Officers include Vice President C. E. Stegner Recording Secretary W. P. Kispert Financial Secretary John Jaeckl Treasurer John Kiefer Trustees L. Gschwind William Ginter W Honneger. The club hosts visitors at its camp on the east fork of the Little Miami River near Terrace Park.
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Silver Hook Fishing Club
Jacob Lacker
C. E. Stegner
W. P. Kispert
John Jaeckl
John Kiefer
L. Gschwind
William Ginter
W. Honneger
Queen City
Little Miami River
Terrace Park
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