Pulliam's Tie Decision Upheld by National League Directors
Cincinnati reports the National League will hold a post season game at the Polo Grounds in New York to settle the championship. New York and Chicago protested a Merkle play. directors sustain umpires and order a tie game replay on Oct 8, with Boston looming as the key rival.
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National League of Baseball
Polo Grounds
New York
Chicago
Troy
National League
Ebbetts
Brooklyn
August Herrmann
Pulliam
Merkle
New York Club
Chicago ‘Club
Chicago Cub
Young mens suits rise to a higher key in fashion notes
A musical youth says our young men’s suits are pitched in a higher key than the main line. The style is raised in degree and accentuated, yielding young gentle men’s suits rather than burlesque college looks. Sizes start at 32 chest with green felt hats and Alpines in English cloth. E& W Redman collars at two for a quarter. Pedestrian Shoe described for brisk Fall walks in black calf, laced, with a weight suitable for transitioning from low shoes.
Bowerman Gets a Cup in Boston Victory
In National League action Boston defeated New York 4 to 1. Bowerman received a silver cup amid cheers from about 10 000 fans at the Polo Grounds. Humphreys delivered a flamboyant tribute, praising Bowerman as a valued star while the Giants watched. The Boston club hopes to renew the gesture today as the season progresses.
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Volo Grounds
Frank Bowerman
Boston
Humphreys
Mr. Bowerman
Gant
The
Jins
Detroit Clinches American League Pennant Over Chicago
Detroit tops Chicago 7 to 0 in a decisive final to clinch the American League pennant. Donovan pitched shutout ball with ten strikeouts as Detroit's offense built early lead and held firm despite Chicago’s errors. Standings show Detroit ahead of Cleveland and Chicago as the season closes.
Boston Beats New York in Final Game of Series 11 to 3
Boston defeats New York 11 to 3 in the series finale. McMahon pitched well for Boston as two new pitchers struggled. Wagner was hit by a batted ball, and errors by McMahon Moriarty Blair and OConnor marked the game. Three-base hits by Lord Stahl Laporte and stolen bases by Moriarty Donovan Wagner helped Boston pull away in under two hours.
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Om’c'm'k
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Sweeney
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Wiltse
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Xlem
Mags
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Wagner
O'Connor
Moriarty
Blair
O’conor
Orton
Lord
Stahl
Laporte
Donovan
Niles
Troston
O’connor
Mr. Hurst
Local Battery Makers Listed in Philadelphia
A fragmented notice lists Batteries Hughes and Street Vickers and wers in Philadelphia entries. The unreadable OCR obscures full details of the firms and the context of the listing.
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R.h.eashington
Hughes and Street
Vickers and Wers
Chicago Club Heads for Newark Playoff with Giants
The Chicago Club of the National League led the pennant race and left for Newark to rest before Thursday's decisive tie game with the Giants. Manager Chance planned Mordecai Brown to pitch against Mathews while criticizing Charles Ebbetts of Brooklyn for coach/player actions aiding New York and the league.
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New York Times
Chicago
Newark
Giantea
Thursay
Chance
Mordecai Brown
Athenson
Charles H. Botts
Brooklyn
New York
Detroit Fans Celebrate Tigers Pennant Victory
Detroit marks the American League pennant win with city wide celebrations. Bonfires blaze as Manager Hugh Jennings and the team receive official city recognition from Mayor William B. Thompson. The Common Council adopts resolutions praising the players and urges decorations and attendance at future World Series games.
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Detroit
Hugh Jennings
William B. Thompson
City of
Jennings
Thomas
Chicago
Detroit Baseball Club
Dreyfus Plans Protest Over League Tie Game
Pittsburg president Barney Dreyfus declares the National League erred in ordering a projected tie game replay between Chicago and New York in Cincinnati. He argues league play ends tomorrow and no postseason game can be played. He also accuses Harry Pulliam of breach regarding access on the investigation board.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
Penn
Barney Dreyfus
Cincinnati
New York
Dreyfus
Tonigh
Chicago
Harry Pulliam
Kentucky Futurity Record in 1936 Kentucky Meeting
The Harvester owned by August Vihilin of Milwaukee and driven by Ed Geers won the three year old division of the Kentucky Futurity. The last heat mile was completed in 2 0 establishing a new event record. Dan Patch failed to beat his record.
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Lexington
Kentucky Horse Breeders’ Association
Harvester
August Vihilin
Milwaukee
Ed Geers
Dan Patch
Yale Wins Intercollegiate Golf Championship Over Harvard
Yale defeats Harvard 14 to 9 to retain the Intercollegiate Golf Association team title at Burn Country Club Newton Mass. Morning singles: Yale 9 Harvard 8. Notable: Van Vieck beats Willer, and Mosser defeats Briggs. Afternoon foursomes: Yale 3 Harvard 3. Foursome highlight: Van Vieck Mosser beat Wilder Briggs 3 up 2 to play.
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Mass
Yale
Intercollegiate Golf Association
Harvard
Three Burn Country Club
van Vieck
Willer
Briggs
Mosser
Wilder
van Wieck
Sweeney
Coe
Langford and Lightener
Merriman
Intercollegiate tennis semis set at Merion grounds
In Philadelphia, Oct 6, the annual Intercollegiate championship at Merion Cricket Club reached the semi finals. Harvard's Niles and Dabney face Pennsylvania's Tilden and Schmidt, with Niles and Schmidt advancing by defeating Holden of Yale and Bundy of Yale respectively.
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Merion Cricket Club
Pennsylvania
Harvard
Niles
Dabney
Tilden
Schmidt
Holden
Yale
Bundy
Thoroughbred Entries and Weights for Six Race Card
The program lists weight assignments and entrants for six races including maidens two-year-olds in a five and a half furlong dash, a seven furlongs handicap with De Mund and Tourenne among others, selling races for two and three-year-olds, and the Jerome Handicap at one mile five sixteenths. Notable names include Golden Legend Moorish King Delirium The Squire Rose Beaumont Miss Granville and Fair Play. Apprentice allowance claimed.
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Fair Play
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Lady Hubbard
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Beauclere
Putgada
Golconda
Yale Second Team Scores on Varsity
Yale second eleven finally breached the varsity defense as Coy fumbled midfield and Brides recovered turning into the only touchdown. Fred Daly and Brides sparked late drives but the regulars failed to score despite late drives, coachs noting lineup shifts including Hopkins at quarterback and Goebel at tackle.
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New Haven
Conn
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Goebel
Yale
Fred Murphy
Murphy
Hopkins
Bingham
Corey
Wheaton
Warren
Washington and Jefferson
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Brides
Fred Daly
Andover
Changes in Tigers Line at Princeton Practice
Princeton coaches reshuffle the Tigers lineup with Pfeifer moving to end and Bamman returning to tackle. Siegling shifts to centre, Puckingham Booth Bamman and Clarke contest tackles while Buckingham tries backfield. The new combination will be tested in Wednesday's game with Stevens.
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New York Times
Princeton
N. J
Tigers
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Bamman
Roper
Siegling
Puckingham
Booth
Clarke
Buckingham
King
Stevens
Cornell Football Training Amid Injuries and Hard Scrimmage
Ithaca notes say barney O Rourke guard and mainstay of Cornell line was sent to infirmary and Coach Larkin to City Hospital with possible blood poisoning after a leg injury. Team skipped scrimmage with light work. Babe Pollak returned as coach, Ned Alexander expected, Bayer joined drills, freshman squad held a hard session and Charles Taylor broke his right collarbone during practice.
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New York Times
Ithaca
N. Y
Barney O'Rourke
Cornell
Larkin
City
Babe Pollak
Ned Alexander
Bayer
Courtney
Charles Taylor
Army Scrimmage Shows Line Improvement at West Point
West Point reports Coach Nelly directing an all morning scrimmage that extended into darkness. The Varsity line tightened under Tipton and Cadet Pullen with players Greble Dean Taylor and Gaehr scoring, while several injuries and on side kicks featured in the practice.
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Arong
Tipton
Pullen
Scrubs
Varsity
Greble
Dean
Taylor
Wood
Kern
Gaehr
Chamberlin
Carberry
Hayes
Harvard Varsity Scrimmage Sluggish With Second Team
Cambridge mass Oct 6 Harvard faced a short scrimmage against the second team as the Varsity failed to score on the second period partly due to Cutter's absence and Kennard's bruise. After the Varsity was excused the substitutes scored two touchdowns with White's backfield play standing out. Crawford Blagden impressed at right tackle against the Varsity line.
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Mass
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Cutter
Browne
Kennard
REC
White
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Midshipmen Prep for J. John’s Clash at Navy Yard
Annapolis notes an hour of practice at the Naval Academy with line drills, kicking, and passing. The team will face J. John’s tomorrow with the same lineup as against Rutgers except Donelson replaces Robertson at left end due to Robertson’s condition. Coaches say the game offers a chance to let more squad members see action.
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Robertson
Whitney and Duryea sale ends era of American racing
The Whitney and Duryea stables sold their racehorses at Fasig Tipton paddocks in Sheepshead Bay, signaling their exit from American racing. They plan to race in Europe with Whitney's horses in England and Duryea's in France, retaining breeding establishments in the U.S. The sale included many fillies and only two geldings kept for sentiment, with plans to add Sir Martin, Fayette, and possibly Lady Bedford to Whitney's English roster.
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Duryea
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John W. Rogers
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Rhela
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Yorkville Belle
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Hamburg-Hildeer
J. A .Trotimgue
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W. S Valentine
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Jacqueminot
J. J. Hyland
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Dieudonne
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George Saportas
Empire City Club Confirms Fall Meeting at Yonkers Track
J Russell Soley acting for Empire City Racing Association announces the Fall meeting at Yonkers will be held. The club lists stakes including the Tarrytown Chap Clark Memorial and Arrow Stakes with values tied to Summer stakes. Yonkers will proceed irrespective of Metropolitan Jockey Club action on Jamaica track.
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Empire City Racing Association
Empire City Club
Jockey Club
Bear Yonkers
Tarrytown
Soley
Metropolitan Jockey Club
Jamaica
Revolutionary changes debated at automobile directors assembly
The American Automobile Association considers bold revisions to its structure and operations at a Friday meeting in Garden City. Topics include by law amendments, executive framework, headquarters relocation, and a possible shift to a flat club dues system.
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Motor Parkway
Stoddard-Dayton
Mitchell
Buick
Strang
Renault
Lescault
Cup Commission
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Easter
Hotchkiss
Vituhs
Hiotchkiss Fioes
Tourihe
New York City
Ince
Drivied Yesse Asso
Wanderers Triumph In Season Finale At Williamsbrilee
Wanderers win by 4 wickets and 77 runs against Williamsbrilee in the closing game. Kelley scores 38, Styleet 29, Heliwits 123 while J. contributes the lone beer innings. Kelly takes 6 wickets for 11 runs.
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F. F.kelley
KL. Styleet
A. L. Heliwits
Beers J
F. F. Kelly
Yale football program closes ticket applications after surge
NEW HAVEN Conn Oct 6 Yale football department reports receiving more than 1790 applications for tickets to the West Point game at the Military Academy. The game is set for Saturday Oct 17.
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