Double-headers Fuel Championship Chase in Two Leagues
Pittsburgh swept a two-game set with St. Louis while Cleveland twice toppled Detroit. the American and National Leagues shift focus to the Boston New York showdown with Griffith’s club delayed by a Terre Haute wreck and short rest before today’s five game clash.
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Cleveland Finishes Season With Two Wins Over Detroit
The Cleveland baseball season closed with a doubleheader sweep of Detroit. Strong long hits by the Indians and key fielding by Rhoades highlighted the day, though the second game ended early due to cold weather. Lajoie collected his 10th hit of the season in the opener.
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Cleveland Victorious In Short Detroit Baseball Tilt
Cleveland defeats Detroit 6 to 3 in a 45 minute game. Vinson Stovall and Lajoie key hitters for Cleveland with multiple hits and runs. Hess and Kitson pitched for the clubs as errors aided scoring. Attendance 1,603 at the park.
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Field Day At Polo Grounds Highlights Boxing And Wrestling
The Polo Grounds hosted a benefit field day with 2000 spectators featuring boxing and wrestling that outshone the baseball contests. Browne’s team beat Jewett’s 4 to 3 as Marshall and Gilbert set records in distance throws and sprints.
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No Post Season Baseball Declared By New York Club
John Brush and John McGraw of the New York Baseball Club announce no post season series against the American League pennant winners Boston Americans. McGraw says the pennant is sacred and the club will not risk its prize, accepting criticism but standing firm.
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Yale Wins Intercollegiate Tennis Doubles Title at Merion
Yale players Kenneth Behr and G Rodman defeated Harvard in a dramatic doubles final at Merion Cricket Club Haverford to claim the intercollegiate championship. In singles Dewhurst of Penn beat Prentice of Harvard to reach the final against Le Roy of Columbia.
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Simple Life excerpt on expatriates from Wagner text
An excerpt from Charles Wagner's Simple Life condemns those with a rage for being abroad and a horror of home life. The passage will appear in full in The New York Times starting next Sunday October 9, with orders via newsdealer advertisements.
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Sweet Marie Sets World Marks in Transylvania Stakes
In Lexington the Transylvania Stake for 2:12 trotting class awarded $5,000, with Sweet Marie winning the final heats and setting world records for the five fastest heats and the three fastest heats. Tiverton led early heats with 2:05% and 2:04% times, Phala claimed the pacing Futurity, and William Garland owned Sweet Marie of Los Angeles.
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