Giants Wallop Phillies At Start In First Doubleheader
New York defeated Philadelphia 7 to 2 as Ames pitched well in a high-scoring first inning, Moren shut down the Phillies the rest of the way, and the Giants pulled ahead in the National League pennant race. The box score notes McQuillin, Foxen, and Moren on the mound with Bransfield, Knabe, and Bridwell among the key Philly batters.
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Devlin
Krabe
Bresnahan
McQuillen
Sridwell
Seymour
Mr. Foxen
Ames
Tenney
Foxen
Moren
Hierzog
Bridwell
McCormick
Dooin
Giants
Jon
Bransfield
Osborne
New York
Phillies
Gant
Knabe
Herzog
Grant
Titus
Magee
Briewell
Dovlin
Centre
Philadelphia
Abrhpoa
Oosborne
Costas Ss
Bres'h
See 'Moren
Courtney
McQuillin
Morep
Doolin
Pirates Take Narrow NL Lead As Race Tightens
The Giants hold second place while Pittsburg moves ahead of New York by a fraction, with Chicago close behind. The pennant race grows tighter as the season nears its end, and a key game between the Giants and Boston may decide the title. A controversial Polo Grounds game between New York and Chicago is ruled a tie after an incomplete play, complicating the standings and possibly affecting the outcome.
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Phillies
Pittsburg
St. Louis
New York
Pirates
Chicago
Boston
Pulliam
Polo Grounds
Giants Win At Start Over Phillies In Cold Windy Game
New York defeats Philadelphia 7 to 2 in the first inning, capitalizing on six walks and three fielding errors. Ames pitched well after the opening frame as the Phillies managed two runs in the fifth and eighth innings. The cold wind limited the crowd to about 800 as McQuillen started for Philadelphia.
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New York Times
Philadelpha
New York
Phillies
Quakers
Ames
Quakrs
Diamond
Humber
McQuillen
Tenney
Herzog
Osborne
McCormick
Clothiers Earn Trust Through Fair Value and Style
The article argues that consumers value honesty in clothing and cites fall suits priced 18 to 45 dollars and fall overcoats 18 to 40 dollars. It notes the popular E and W Red man collars at 25 cents and emphasizes quality and satisfaction as drivers of store prosperity.
Brooklyn Tops Boston in Extra-Effort at Washington Park
Brooklyn wins 7 to 3 over Boston with late eighth inning push at Washington Park. Becker Bates and Jordan powered the offense for Brooklyn while Pastorius and Flaherty matched pitchers in a tight contest. Beers, St. Louis trailing by pennant margin after the game.
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Brooklyn
Boston
Washington Park
St. Louis
O Bureh
Jordan
Becker
Bates
Sheehan
Pastorius
Flaherty
Mr. Emslie
Boston Golfers Best in Intercity Lesley Cup Opener
Boston defeats Philadelphia by one point in the Lesley Cup opener at Garden City, securing a 36 hole event divided into morning individual play and afternoon two ball foursomes. The win gives Boston the right to meet New York next, with standout performances from J G Anderson and T R Fuller and a late surge by H W Perrin in a tight match.
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New England
New York
Metropolitan Association
R. W. Lesley
Philadelphia
Quakers
Johnston-Hanson
W. T. West
Princeton
J. &. Anderson
Simon Carr
Anderson
T. R. Fuller
Massachusetts
H. W. Perrin
Fuller
H. H. Wilder
Harvard
R. Stull
Cornell
Wilder
Car
McFarland
Johnstone
Thorp
Pulliam Upholds Umpires In Polo Grounds Tie Protest
After a week of deliberation National League President Harry C. Pulliam upheld Umpire O Day in the Polo Grounds dispute over the Sept 23 game between New York and Chicago. The decision declares the contest a tie and denies Chicago a forfeited game while praising O Day’s call and noting the matter may go to the Board of Directors for appeal.
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National League of Baseball Clubs
Polo Grounds
Pulliam
Chicago
New York
Bridwell
McCormick
Merkle
Chance
Chicagos
O'Day
Emslie
Pittsburg
X News
Aft
Mike
League
Aaa
East New Jersey Golf League Opens Championship Tourney
The East New Jersey Golf League began its annual championship at Deal Golf Club with winds hindering scoring. John E. Stanley won medal play handicap with 98-14-84 and W. Wilson took gross with 99. Eight players qualified. first match-play rounds concluded with Forest Hill players advancing and New Brunswick's F E Jones defeating Wilson. The tournament will finish today along with minor trophies.
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East New Jersey Golf League
Deal Golf Club
John E. Stanley
Forest Hill Club
W. Wilson
New Brunswick
Aftterspoon
Paul E. Heller
Forest Hill
R. Schiebler
Ben B. E. Radel
A. F. Millig
Elizabeth
W. Wright
Canoe
Brook
Police Permit Refused For Three Athletes To Compete Abroad
Police Commissioner Bingham denied leave of absence to John J Ester Martin J Sheridan and John J Flanagan of the Trish American Athletic Club. The three policemen wished to represent their club at the Canadian championships today. Their absence weakens the American team particularly in weight events. The New York Athletic Club and several Irish American Athletic Club members will also compete.
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Bingham
John J. Ester
John J. Flanagan
Trish-American Athletic Club
Anereal
New York Athletic Club
Roosevelt to Try for Jackie on Freshman Cambridge Squad
Boston reports Kermit Roosevelt appeared for freshman football at Cambridge and will compete for Jackie. He previously played at Groton School on the school team.
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New York Times
Boston
Kermit Roosevelt
Cambridge
Jackie
Groton School
Senators Rally To Rout New York In Baseball Clash
Washington thumps New York 12 to 2 in American League action after heavy hitting by Milan Ganley Clymer and Unglaub. Keeley and Hogg falter as Washington stacks runs through six innings while Lake relieves for Chicago.
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Hogg
Keeley
Mr. Bones
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Ganley
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Hogge
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Elex
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Moriarty
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Mr. Hurst
Yale Picks Strong Eleven For Syracuse Game
Yale announces three changes for the clash with Syracuse, sending Hopkins at quarterback Logan Kilpatrick at left end and Andrus to left guard. Andrus, a standout guard, returns after three years, while Bingham is benched and Brides miss the game. Syracuse arrives after a night ride, hides in Yale Gym for a secret session, with Dr Williams officiating and 20 and 15 minute halves planned.
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New York Times
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Conn
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Syracuse
Salt City
Bingham
Hopkins
Logan
Kilpatrick
Andrus
Buster Brown
America
Brides
Hobbs
Haines
Carl Williams
Pennsylvania
Avbs
Whiting
Cornell
Hateh
Williams College
ClevelandRompsPastChicago1to90InRemarkableGame
Cleveland defeated Chicago 9 0 in a remarkable big league game. Joss shut out Chicago with no hits and no opponents reaching first base as Walsh struck out 15 in eight innings. Lajoie made several spectacular plays while Birmingham scored on a misplay. Schreck broke a finger in the eighth ending his season.
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Joss
Lajoie
Walsh
Goode
Clarke
Birming
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Schreck Hieame
Schreck
Isbell
Shaw
Tannenhill
Birmingham
Perring
Spanish Queen Wins Bankers and Grokers Stakes in Ohio
Spanish Queen owned by George A. Easterbrook of Denver won the Bankers and Grokers Stakes worth $10,000 at Columbus, with Carlokin as the strong challenger. Six horses shared the purse, led by Spanish Queen with a $4,000 prize followed by Carlokin $2,960 and Aquin $1,200.
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George A. Easterbrook
Denver
Bankers and Grokers
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Carlohin
Aquin
Dewitt
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Nahma
Norman III Wins St Leger Stakes at Newmarket
August Belmont's Norman III. claimed the St Leger Stakes at Newmarket on October 2, defeating the favorite St Wolf by two and a half lengths after a disappointing run since his May 6 Two Thousand Guinea Stakes victory.
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Belmont
Norman III
St. Wolf
American team sails for Davis Cup challenge
Frederick B. Alexander and Beals C. Wright depart the city for the Davis Cup quest arriving in Sydney around early next month. They sail from Vancouver next Friday and the matches are set for Melbourne mid November with Norman Brookey, Rice, and Heath named as defending players though Brookes form remains the only known.
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Beals C. Wright
Sydney
Australia
Vancouver
Melbourne
Norman Brookey
Rice
Heath
Brookess
War Chief on Gridiron at Harvard Practice
Special to The New York Times from Cambridge Massachusetts October 2 Harvard varsity coach and players impressed visiting Secretary of War Wright and Cameron Forbes vice governor of the Philippines Harvard displayed stronger faster football than in recent sessions with White at right halfback powering the line Cutler likely to start tomorrow vs Maine key players Burr Fish Hoar Smith Corbett Forsheimer unavailable today but expected to play in next game Withington moved to right tackle and the second team showing grit The probable lineup includes Brown Harding ends McKay Withington tackles Dunlap Phillip guards course center Cutler quarterback Grayden White halfbacks Kennard fullback and Burr at left guard
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Cameron Forbes
Philippines
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Cutler
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Forsheimer
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Tigers Enjoy Cold Snap Scrimmage at Princeton
At University Field Princeton, Coach Roper led a brisk two half scrimmage amid cold wind. The Varsity scored once on a McCrohan run after a fumble. regulars showed offense while backups pressured. Dowd Coxe and Read named as likely starters for Springfield game tomorrow.
Navy Football Names Veteran Eleven For Rutgers Clash
Annapolis Md Oct 2 The Navy lineup for the opener with Rutgers features eight returners from last season and two players with prior West Point or academy game experience. Starting positions listed include Robertson Northcroft Meyers Stinglutt Wright Leighton Reifsnider Lange Jones Clay Richardson with several changes expected during the game.
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Stinglutt
Wright
Rik
Leighton
Reifsnider
Lange
Jones
Clay
Richardson
Cadets Drill In Cold Weather For Tufts Preparations
WEST POINT N Y Oct 2 Cadets filled the field after drills and wind hindered play yet Dean kicked several goals from placement. A full squad practiced and the lineup for tomorrow was listed with Carberry and Inderwood ends and Dean at left half back among others as officials presided.
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New York Times
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N. Y
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Tufts
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Inderwood
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Byrne
Moss
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Wood
Grehle
Chamberlin
Louis D. Vail
Wampire
A. ‘H. Sharpe
F. A.godcharles
Statesman Dominates Babylon Handicap at Aqueduct
At Aqueduct a cold wind cooled the crowd as Statesman and Lady Selina battled through the Babylon Handicap. Statesman edged Lady Selina by a neck in the six furlongs race for two-year-olds, with Wise Mason fading to third. A second notable race saw Beaucoup, ridden by McCarthy, surge from the field to win the mile and five-sixteenths handicap, defeating Killiecrankie and Miss Crawford in a tightly run event. The card featured six races with varied fields and apprentice jockeys shaping the outcomes.
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Mason
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Nasturtia
Swim Meet Highlights Washington Heights Race
Last night New York branches showed strong swimming activity. In Washington Heights W Tice of De Witt Clinton and R Hanna competed in a half mile match race with Hanna winning in 7 28. At the East Eighty sixth Street Y M C A the club elected A E Manly president and Cap tain D Atkinson secretary treasurer and manager. Dual meets are being arranged with other Y M C A branches in the metropolitan district.
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W. Tice
de Witt Clinton High School
R. Hanna
Hanna
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Leach Cross Edges Fitzgerald In Six Round Bout
Leach Cross defeated Willie Fitzgerald on points in a six round bout at the Fairmont Athletic Club. Cross relied on infighting and countering while Fitzgerald pressed and mounted frequent head and jaw shots. A late rally and a nose bleed from Cross marked the furious action as Cross secured the victory on points.
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Leach Cross
Willie Fitzgerald
Cross
Brooklyn
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Marathon winner Spaggers at end in Brockton race
James W. O'Mara of North Cambridge won the Boston to Brockton Marathon 23 miles in 2 hours 35 minutes 24.5 seconds. EH Ryder of Jamaica Plain was second, Charles Henry of Lynn third, Samuel A. Yeller of Yonkers fourth. O'Mara received a bronze statue, others silver cups. Twenty-six starters finished, with O'Mara nearly collapsed at the line as officials warned spectators to back away. Race started at Boston Athletic Association and ran north into a cool northwest day.
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Macry
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