Giants Hold First Place After Narrow Loss in NL Race
The article reports a tight National League race where the Giants suffer a one point defeat to Red Land, dropping them from shared lead while Reds edge ahead with strong pitching by Baby Spade and others. It notes New York's weak hitting and managerial moves, plus a long chess analogy and varied baseball anecdotes.
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Garry Uerrmann
Redland
Giants
New York
Pirates
Girate
Rac
Pittsburg
Doves
George Cecil Ferguson
Massachusetta
Boston
Phos Doen
Millpaw
Bridwell
Neidhams
Tenney
City
Kergy
Tom
Reds
McGinny
Mathewson
Rube Marquard
Tron Mon McGuinity
Indianapolis
William He ‘Patti
Brupl
Huber
Hull Durliim
Father Tylor
Mellinnity
Olin Crandall
Cincinnati
Huh Fromy
Nnts
Bn Hue
Baby Spade
Breeze
Marquard
Durant
Taylor
Queen City
Highelow
Fat
Meliaw
Tate Wellin
Nick
Lovie Darhim
Perham
Ghess the Game Where Brains Count and Attack Tactics
A dense, opinionated piece comparing chess styles and players. It lauds Pillsbury for creative combinations and aggressive attacks while praising Lasker for solid defense. The discussion notes strategic errors and emphasizes the mental elements shaping top players’ success.
League games and standings of clubs today
League games and standings show New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Detroit and Cleveland active. Scores indicate Philadelphia 2 Detroit 1, Washington and Cleveland games noted, with Boston and St Louis matchups listed as upcoming.
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New York
Chicago
Philadelpha
Dea Mrost
Weshmvites
Cleveland
Boston
Wational League
Jan Hutre Phandelnia
Biheen
Ar Ryad
Vitellnnt
Cincinnati
Vianage Hrooklyn
Ox Brow
Hustennen
Visburg
Louis
Boxing show saves exhibition at National A C in New York
Walsh of Harlem, ex amateur 125 pound champion, and Frankie Maule of Pittsburgh provided clever, hard fighting in a ring exhibition last night. Terry Martin faced Harry Lewis in the star bout until Martin was halted by referee Charley White after five rounds, ordering him from the ring.
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Die Walsh
Harlem
Settleent A. C
Frankie Maule
Pittsbury
Gong
National AC
New York
Terry Mare Fin
Hetured Harey Lewis
Martin
Charley White
Telerse
Tehring
Double header on Star grounds caps Gateball season
Tomorrow afternoon the Gateball season ends with a two game slate at the Star grounds. Bayside Juniors clash with the Young Americans for the junior city title, while Elks meet Standard Oil in the nightcap with Dove Miller in the infield and Blake and Decker set to pitch. Gates at 2:30 p.m. and again after the junior final.
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Star
Bayside
of & Vity
Elke
Standard Oil Plant
Elks
Dove Miller
Elizabeth Invaders
Blake
Elka
Ushigh Canoe Club Incorporated in Cranford
Drake filed with the Secretary of State to record the Ushigh Canoe Club of Cranford as incorporated. The club, already active with a first annual regatta and a Providence prize in a four man contest, is led by President Russell De Teds Captain Christian A. Gardner and others. The clubhouse stands on the Rabby Way River in Cranford, signaling a strong season ahead.
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Lysine Gaumey
Toner
Trent
Gai
Finnie
Vail
Finn
Madoc
Tiape Ona
Isharat Tad Negtootert
Guinea
Ap Pinent
Wimself
Ant Dad
Drake
Union County
Ushigh Cano Club
Cranford
C. A. Gardner
Providence
R. 1
Governora
Bristeoa
Tuuler
de Russell de Teds
Christian A. Gardner
Sheppart E. Levly
Alan D. Mall
Alan C. Phime
Havideome Club
Rabyway River
Hattin High Names Managers and Captains
The student body selected managers and captains for the teams. Paul Reever is Fanball captain and manager. Mason Kirklin remains undecided as Haakethall captain and manager Chauncey McPhersip. Beste Vivian appears as Haréball captain at Tauren.
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Hattin High School
Reguie
Fanball
Paul Reever
Mason Kirklin
Haakethall
Chauncey McPhersip
Haréball
Beste Viviani
Tauren
Pingry Lads Light but All Gingery Soccer? No Football Card
Pingry football squad under Coach Halsey held signal practice and scrimmage as plans formed for a season opener against Webb School of New York. Despite being the lightest Pingry team in years, speed is the goal, with Captain Davis optimistic about a win. The lineup is outlined with Krymer at right end and Davie captain at left halfback, among others.
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Pingry
Jlalsey
Erason
Halsey
Javed
Webb Seade
New York
Davis
Thia
Huntle
Krymer
Zeller
Biatz
Cart
Chatfe
Pope
Arr
Fowl
Value
Best
Allen
Davie
Ry Barr
J. Simmons
Clarke Faces Kramer In Newark Velodrome Match
Injured but improving Jackie Clarke will race Franke Kramer in a two heat cycle clash at Newark Velodrome. First heat half mile, second mile, possible deciding heat by coin toss. Kramer claims speed, while Clarke vows to ride without excuses. Additional events include a fast three mile handicap and a two mile invitation as part of the card.
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Jackie Clarke
Garden
Newark
Clarke
Kramer
Antopodean
Kramer Anga
Gan
Aries
Fant
Amateur riders heat up Madison Square Garden program
Speed and endurance trials staged with nine entered amateurs and several pros from Salt Lake City. Chappan expects Hark Giles and Al Halstead to boost the scene, while Frank Kramer faces Henri Mayer and Jackie Clarke as world title hopes ride abroad. A five mile pro race and a half mile handicap round out the card with Mayer Clarke and Kramer not in the money chase.
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Venre
Chappan
Hark Giles
al Halstead
Cracker
Simon Pikes
Salt Lake City
Madison Square, Garden
Frank Kramer
Henri Mayer
Jackie Clarke
Australia
Mayer
Clarke
Kramer
First Tennis for Battin Opens School Tournament
Robert Shearer principal of Battin High School Annex plans the school’s first tennis tournament. Entry includes Ralph Seiler and Crescent Field Club players Magen Kirkland Sherman Ros Raoul deftalamea Robert Laggren Frank Stenger, Marshall Risley Raymond Bender and others. Courts yet to be chosen.
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Robert Shearer
Battin High School
Shearer
Schod
Ralph Seiler
Lle Vivian
Star Crescent Field Club
Magen Kirkland
Shernan Ros
Raoul Deftalamea
Robert Laggren
Frank Stenger
Marshall Risley
Raymond Bender
Liberty A G Social Dance Boosts Football Fund
The Liberty A G opened its season with a Sughrue Hall dance to raise money for the football squad. The event drew strong turnout, featured red and blue club colors, and praised as a success by organizers despite early-season timing.
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The
Liberty A. G
Sughrue
Eat Jortey Street
Walla
Liberty A. C
Hall
Thorsday
Seton Hall
Iveld
Tha
senwon_yeill
Ruxton
New Brunswick
Iano
James G. Kigler
Frederick Brugger
Richard Pech
Wald Levi
Rutgers Freshmen and Sophomores Clash Injures Bartholomew
In New Brunswick on Tuesday night a Rutgers College skirmish between freshmen and sophomores left Harland Bartholomew of IM11 with injuries requiring a physician. The bout, described as a protest against new students’ handling, ended with several players beaten though not seriously hurt.
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New Brunswick
Harland Bartholomew
IM11
Rutgers College
Bartholomew
Ten inning game features Griffin in box and delayed home arrival
The article notes a ten inning game with Whitey Griffin of Elizabeth in the San Francisco Pacific Coast League, detailing his Texas start with Bent Worth, sale to the San Francisco club, and a hard luck loss despite 24 of 33 games pitched. It mentions his planned November 1 season join and home return by November 13, alongside scattered local golf results and amateur-professional pairings.
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Midleton
Whitey
Griffin
Elizabeth
San Francino
Pacific Coast
Teemgucy
Ae “Whitey
Bent Worth
Texas Ly 7
San Franncisco
Fort
Hirty
Ganes
Pacific
Oaklands
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National Lean
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Lye
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Horton
Gols
Philadelphia
Clug
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Beran
Warren
Peters
Burk
Atlas
Jiat
B Peters
Atlain Knights
Parks
Ifoldorf
Condon
Tlas
Baader
Peters Donnbue
Fe Decker
Britt Holdort
Kennedy
Bovene
Ring
Terry
Baysides
Young Americas
Standard Oil
Battin School
Fred
Tack
Beetle
Bum
Wille
Paris
Gormee
Bertie
Weil
Madison Square
Battin
Principel Shearer
Alberty
A C.hoe
Tima
Rutgers
Qrutehes
Frisco
Elizabeth Twitles
Lockett
Honeyman
Short Mills
David Honeyman
Orange
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Pete Fecous Honora
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John Hoban
Englewood
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T. Townsend and ‘S Ex Ross
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