Giants Break On With Philadelphia Victory
Phillies pitcher Coveleskie defeats the New York Giants 4 hits to hold them to three runs as New York falls behind Philadelphia 4 to 3 in yesterday’s National League action. Other scores include Chicago 4 Cincinnati 9 and Brooklyn 2 Boston 1 with New York at Philadelphia and Boston at Brooklyn on today’s slate.
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Phillies Hold First as They Edge Giants in Twin Bill
Philadelphia preserves a two game NL pennant margin after a 4 3 win aided by Magee misplay and a late Needham run. Coveleskie won the nightcap 6 2, vastly out pitching New York to keep the Phillies atop the standings.
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Fall Clothing Campaign Promises Unique Designs
Racers Peer & Company presents a fall clothing campaign stressing in house design of suits and hats. Prices range from 18 to 45 dollars with custom patterns and patterns inspired by customer ideas.
Notable Phillies Triumph Over Giants in Doubleheader
In a baseball doubleheader, Philadelphia defeats New York 3 4 and 4 6. Key plays feature Devlin, Titus, and Magee driving runs, while Wiltse exits early in both games. Umpire Johnstone draws crowd ire yet Dooin and Covaleskie bolster the Phillies with sharp fielding and timely hits.
Brooklyn Triumphs Over Boston In Ninth Inning Rally
In a brilliant fielding game Brooklyn defeated Boston at Washington Park in the ninth inning. The final score was 2 to 1 with Brooklyn taking the decisive run on Burch’s single after Hummel’s sacrifice and Sheehan’s timely hit. Lumley, Jordan, and Jutes made sharp catches and Brooklyn turned two double plays to deny Boston chances. McIntyre pitched for Boston while Melntyre worked for Brooklyn as the specifics show a close defensive battle.
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Pulliam and Protested Game
National League President Pulliam met early and announced receipt of the New York Chicago protest. Umpire Emilies held a brief talk with him. Secretary Heydler said a decision on the case may be delayed until this afternoon.
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NYU Opens Scrimmage With Webb Academy In Silent Practice
New York University played its first hard scrimmage yesterday against Webb Academy. Four five minute periods produced no scoring as Shanley replaced Newins at quarter and Newins was sidelined with a broken hand. Yorward broke through the line in trials and Tietin and Friedberg joined the graduate squad.
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West Point Cadets Drill for Tufts Scrimmage
West Point cadets held a thorough drill on the rudiments of football with no scrimmage today. Wood at quarterback and Greble at halfback are improving the passing game as Coach Kelly plans to use many subs in Saturday’s Tufts contest. Dean shows solid kicking from the forty yard line. Nix returns from injury, Stearns remains out for now.
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Stearns
Baseball Today at American Park Featuring Washington
The afternoon game at 3 30 p m pits American against Washington at American Park New York. Adv.
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Five Yale Players Hurt in Practice
Five Yale football players were injured in a practice session in New Haven. Among the injured were Anthony Haines who suffered a severe hip bruise, Philbin who cut his hand, Hobbs who broke a finger, Van Sinderin who wrenched an ankle, and Bates who cut his head. The worst injury, Haines, sidelined him for a fortnight, with four players expected back by next week. Brides and Andrus were discussed as eligible and returning to practice, marking a shift in Yale football stock.
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Tigers Scrimmage Shows Mixed Talent at Princeton Practice
Princeton October first reports a 700-strong crowd watching a two touchdown scrimmage between regulars and scrubs. Tibbett broke 180 yards, Coxe added a 60-yard dash after a fumble, but overall sharp plays were scarce and many scrambles followed almost every touch. Coaches gain early data for tentative regulars as Dowd Vaughn Welch and Dawson rotate ends and Buckingham appears at halfback.
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No Scoring At Harvard Special
Harvard football scrimmage ends with no points for either the Varsity or the second team. Penalties thwarted drives to the three yard line while Pa its punting largely stifled the offense. Key players were rested or sidelined and former stars expected to return for tomorrow’s second team session.
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Lange Good in Forward Passing at Naval Academy Practice
At Annapolis on October 1 Naval Academy practice featured forward passes with Lange as quarterback connecting with Reissneider and Robertson. No scoring occurred as scrubs faced no opponent while Reinicke and Mason took new roles and Cates energized the session.
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Cornell Football Scrimmage Sees Brisk Play Despite Rain
Ithaca Oct 1 The Cornell varsity scrimmage extended to twenty five minutes with a touchdown scored by the Varsity. Pod filled in for Capt Walder at fullback and broke through for a down after Mowe advanced the ball. Shearer moved the ball near the goal as time expired. Far rington and Wight excel at tackle and center and loom as fixtures. O Rourke returned with vigor while Harris rests and Crosby played end. Bell appeared in casualty crew role for first time.
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Yankees Youngsters Impress in 2 1 Win Over Senators
American League summary notes New York 2 Washington 1 with standout rookie Gardner driving in a run and Cree adding a score. Johnson pitched well for Washington but the Yankees held on as Kleinow and McKivane produced key hits. Blocked by errors, the Senators struggled to mount a comeback in Philadelphia where Philadelphia beat Boston 5 to 2.
Morgan Is Yacht Chairman At New York Yacht Club
J Pierpont Morgan was named chairman of the Nominating Committee at the New York Yacht Club fifth general meeting held at the West Forty fourth Street clubhouse Commodore Vanderbilt presided Secretary Cormack was absent Charles Lane Poor acted as Secretary Twenty five boats attended The Nominating Committee includes J Pierpont Morgan L C Ledyard F G Bourne Henry Walters R P B Moremus F H Von Stade Stuyvesant Wainwright W Butler Duncan Jr Daniel Appleton and Tracy Dows The annual meeting is set for December and the committee must post officers thirty days before the election A late change adds a Thursday Atlantic Coast Conference session at 3 30 PM and an evening meeting to tackle numerous amendments to measurement and racing rules
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New York Yacht Club
West Forty-fourth Street
Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt
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Europe
Charles Lane Poor
L.C. Ledyard
F. G. Bourne
Henry Walters
R. P. B Moremus
F. H. von Stade
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W. Butler Duncan, Jr
Daniel Appleton
Tracy Dows
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Princeton Crew Trials At Lake Carnegie Prompt Regatta Plans
Seventy five候 husky candidates tested under Coach Titus as Princeton Varsity crews were listed with positions. Titus will monitor fall work and may arrange regattas with another college in spring.
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Roach
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Howart
van Dyke
Smith
Armour
Hartshorne
Naval Academy Rowing Practices Begin With Coach Glendon
At Annapolis the Naval Academy starts rowing practice for next season. Richard Glendon of the Boston Athletic Club, longtime coach of the midshipmen eight, arrived to coach for about a month using indoor rowing machines on the new fourth class crew.
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Monfort Captures Stony Brook Stakes at Aqueduct
Monfort owned by R. T. Wilson Jr. and The Squire led early but Monfort ridden hard surged in the final sixteenths to win by a length and a half in the Stony Brook Stakes. Fort Johnson’s handicap winner with top weight also triumphed in another race as scratches reduced fields and attendance waned amid a Queens County action warning on betting.
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Inter-City Golf Opens with Three Cities in Contests for Lesley Cup
Golfers from New York Boston and Philadelphia gather at Garden City for the Lesley Cup team trials. Boston captains H H Wilder leads a strong unit of ten to twelve with a plan to swap two after morning play. Philadelphia under Wi Poultney Smith joins a Metro team led by Walter J Travis for thirty six hole daily format featuring single match and afternoon foursomes.
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Vanderbilt Cup entries close as fleet grows near start
Vanderbilt Cup entries closed yesterday with sixteen cars listed though full roster pending late mails. Final day added two Locomobiles and a second Mathewson while earlier entries included Mercedes, a Brasier, Mora, Chadwick, Acme, Knox, Thomas, Isotta, Renault, and a Renault. Bayard-C Clement secures second for the Grand Prize with Rizal to drive in Savannah, his American debut. Isotta Import Company enters a four cylinder car for the small-car race, weighing 184 pounds and reputedly fast at Dieppe where it placed eighth.
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Horse Races and Weights at Fort Johnson Meet
The card lists six races for all ages and different divisions. Weights cap each entry and feature horses like Fort Johnson Welihum Nimbus Red lyer Liv. Wire Natosulga Schleswig Footnad Miss Alert Queen of the Hills and others. Apprentice allowance claimed.
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Killiecrankie
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Samuel Jd. Hueusris
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Constellation
Helen Harvey
Garland
Nasturtia
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Rose Beaumont
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Allowarice
Thirteen Bans At Fourteen Hour Auto Race Meet
A chaotic note details a twenty four hour motor race at Brighton Beach with drivers such as Oldfield, Thomas, Hotchkiss and Robertson expected to compete. Mercedes and steam cars are mentioned, along with a field of fourteen entries and the aim to set new distance records.
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