Giants Drop Back in Pennant Parade After Loss to Cardinals
New York, Sept. 13. The Giants fell to the St. Louis Cardinals at the Polo Grounds in a wild, error-filled game, slipping to second in the National League after a long lead. Fletcher and Heinie Emulated moments from the World Series as Cardinal bats and Giants misplays sparked a hectic matinee. Packard and Tesreau pitched for New York while Anderson and Schupp faced heavy traffic, with Cards piling up fourteen hits and taking control in the later innings.
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Marquard Blanks Pirates In Fast Brooklyn Win
Brooklyn pitcher Rube Marquard and Pittsburgh’s Roy Sanders delivered a one to nothing opening game at Ebbets Field. The 1,000 fans witnessed a brisk 1 hour 14 minute battle with two former Brooklyn stars Casey Stengel and George Cutshaw batting for the Pirates. The decisive run came in the second inning on a double steal sequence and a misplay, with Cutshaw’s attempted throw to the plate errant, enabling Myers to score.
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St Louis Update Sees 3:45 Time for Kit Daa Adie
A brief entry notes a 3:45 time in St Louis referencing Kit Daa and Adie with a $6 AS figure. The fragment implies a sports or event timing, listing names and a monetary amount. Further context appears unreadable but the core items are place, time, and the two personal identifiers.
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Baseball Yesterday's Results Across Leagues
National League results show St Louis 12 New York 3 Chicago 3 Philadelphia 0 Brooklyn 1 Pittsburgh Cincinnati at Boston Rain. In the American League New York 5 St Louis 2 in ten innings. Washington 3 Detroit 3. Boston 1 Cleveland 0 in ten innings. Philadelphia at Chicago Rain.
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Where They Play Today Showdown Across The League
A schedule note lists St. Louis at New York with 3 45 start, Pittsburgh at Brooklyn 3 30, Chicago at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Boston, and AMERICAN LEAGUE matchups New York at St. Louis Boston at Cleveland Philadelphia at Chicago Washington at Detroit.
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Bruins In First Place By Penguins? Pitcher’s Hitless Night
Philadelphia falls 3 to 0 as Chicago edges Philadelphia behind home runs by Paskett and Deal. Key plays include Fitzgerald’s pinch hit single and solid Chicago pitching from Douglass and Prendergast. Errors and baserunning miscues shape the box score in a quiet, low-scoring tilt.
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Eastern League Schedule Postponements Reported
In the Eastern League several games were postponed due to weather conditions. Baltimore and Jersey City had delays, Buffalo at Syracuse, and Toronto at Rochester were affected by rain with multiple rained-out or postponed matches.
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Pipp's Two Triples Help Down Browns
New York Yankees win 5 to 2 over St Louis Browns in ten innings after a rain delay. Pipp belts two triples to spark the offense as Moggridge overcomes Love and preserves the victory with solid relief pitching. Gilhooley throws out Gedeon at the plate and Pratt drives in crucial runs.
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Nick Altrock Wins Game For Senators Over Tigers
Nick Altrock pitched Washington to an 8 to 2 win over Detroit in Detroit on June 6. He was relieved by Ayers with one out in the eighth. the first batter faced by Ayers hit into a double play, preserving Altrock’s lead as rain shortened the game. The Senators scored steadily, with Detroit’s offense limited by Altrock’s seven and one third innings of work and relief by Ayers.
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Englehorn stars in Xavier High School track meet
Walter N. Englehorn won the 320 and 449 yard races and placed in other events at Xavier High School A A meet at Brooklyn Athletic Field. He led with 124 points helping his class Zingales tally 10 points for second in scoring while multiple classes tallied in the 12 to 63 point range across sixteen events with 400 students participating.
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Voshell Reaches Bronx County Tennis Final
National indoor singles champion Howard Voshell defeats Rosenbaum 6-2 6-3 and Binzen 6-2 2-6 6-4 at the New York Lawn Tennis Club to advance to Sunday's final against William T. Tilden 24. Voshell also plays in doubles with Baggs, defeating Spaeth/Bassford pair in one match.
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Intercity tennis kicks off for George M. Church trophy
The first series of matches for the George M. Church trophy opens today at Merion Cricket Club with teams from New York Boston and Philadelphia. New York is led by Frederick B. Alexander and includes W A Campbell Raymond D Little and others. Boston features Nathaniel W Niles Harry Johnson Irving Wright and others. Philadelphia lineup to be announced includes William T. Tilden Wallace F Johnson and Samuel Ropers. New York meets Heaton this afternoon with the winner set to face Philadelphia tomorrow.
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Robbie Tests New Twirler At Ebbets Field Practice
Manager Wilbert Robinson ramping up the pitching corps at Ebbets Field as Lou J. Seaman, a left handed pitcher from New York semi pro clubs, works out in yesterday afternoon practice. Seaman formerly was a telegrapher.
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St Paul and Minneapolis Lead Narrow Scores Across Cities
In a fragmented update from multiple leagues, St Paul registers a 4 to Toledo 1 margin as Indianapolis trounces Minneapolis 9 to 4 while Louisvile 3 trails Kansas City 2 and Milwaukee faces Columbus with a postponed game amid wet conditions.
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Red Sox Down Redskins Ten innings to beat Cleveland 1–0
Boston wins the pitchers duel in Cleveland in a 1–0 ten inning victory. Hooper scores the decisive run on Coveleskie’s wild throw and Ruth’s force out after a sac and a pass. Wood delivers the lone RBI for Boston as Coveleskie allows only two hits through ten.
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Eyelid Wins Close Belmont Ladies' Handicap Amid Cavalry Stallion Parade
At Belmont Park Eyelid nosed out Priscilla Mullens in the Ladies' Handicap as five stallions led a government remount parade between races. Priscilla Mullens slighted by Eyelid in a photo finish while Aunt Dinah beat Under Fire in the final race. Stonewood won the steeplechase.
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Browning Sisters Triumph at Tennis
The Browning sisters stand out in the women’s invitation doubles at Ardsley Club with Natalie Browning and Mrs. Dickinson reaching the semi finals by beating Wood and Morse 6-4 5-7 6-0, while Mrs. Green and Thurber advance after defeating Bjurestedt and Rogge 6-2 5-10 6-3. singles see Haymond and Marie Wagner reaching semi finals with Wagner defeating Natalie Browning 7-5 6-2.
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Southern Association Scores Snapshot
Memphis defeated New Orleans 2 to 1 while Little Rock routed Birmingham 5 to 1 and Chattanooga outscored Atlanta 6 to 4 in a set of prominent regional results.
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Bargain pitch at busy Broadway shopping corners
The notice touts low prices and value in a rambling ad. It urges shoppers to find quality suits furnishings and shoes at Broadway corners including 13th, 34th, Fifth Avenue and 41st Street with money back offers.
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