Min er Brown Stops Detroit Sluggers
Chicago Cubs win third game in the series and tighten hold on the world title as Detroit must win today to stay alive. Brown limits Detroit to four hits while Kling's catching and Chicago baserunning fuel three runs and extend the Tigers’ series trouble. Attendance 12,907. Detroit's lone victory came yesterday but Chicago leads 3 0 in the series.
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Sace
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Avery Tiger
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Connolly
Rossman
Ever
Coughlin
Fall suit stock expands with new popular patterns
Our fall stock adds more patterns after its initial strong showing. The year’s opening season revealed demand for these styles, and prices range from 18 to 45 dollars. E. and W. push the two for a quarter collar line with Red-Man branding, plus soft Indian moccasins for bed slippers.
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Newcastle
HAL CHASE FOR DETROIT 7
Detroit seeks to acquire Hal Chase and either George Moriarty or Conroy from the New York Americans. If completed, Detroit would trade George Mullin and several players plus cash in a bid to strengthen its infield after the world series.
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New York Americans
New York Times
Detroit
Mich
Tiger
Hal Chase
George Moriarty
Conroy
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New York
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Rossman
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Coughlin
Chase
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Dan Patch Record Stands in Lexington Race
In Lexington on October 18 the feature race showcased Dan Patch's final effort to beat his 1:5 mile record. He completed the mile in 1:38 1/2, a remarkable yet unsuccessful bid given his age and condition. Walnut Hall Cup results disappointed as Uhlan won in straight heats while Spanish Queen failed to medal.
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Lexington
Dan Patch
Uhlan
Day gelding Little Andy causes crash at Essex County Fair pace
In the 2:25 pace heat at the Essex County Fair near Newark Ike Hully was thrown when Little Andy broke from the pole. Jacob Yorke, trying to avoid the collision, crashed into the rail and was unconscious for thirty minutes before being sent home to recover.
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New York Times
Newark
N. J
Little Andy
Ike Hully
Jacob Yorke
Belmont Park Race Entries and Hastings Pro Status
Belmont Park race cards list six races with weights and entrants including Golden Pearl Delirium and Far West. The story also notes T K Hastings of Crescent Athletic Club declared a professional by the Federation of American Motorcyclists for competing in a British endurance event.
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Ben Ban
Far West
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Tony Bonero
Dolly Spanker
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Taboo
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Golden Legend
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Rockstone
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George G. Hall
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Brooklyn
R. S. Morton
Federation of American Motorcyclists’Competition Committee
Hastings
Federation of American Motorcyclists
Cornell Navy elects Edward H. Clark Commodore
Edward H. Clark of Cortland, who rowed at bow in the Varsity boat last spring, is elected Commodore of the Cornell navy today.
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New York Times
Ithaca
N. Y
Edward H. Clark
Bow
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Cornell
Stable stars sail for England aboard Minnehaha ship
Sixty top American Thoroughbreds, led by Whitney Belmont and Duryea consignments, depart Saturday on the Atlantic Transport Line Minnehaha. Notables include James R. Keene, Harry Payne Whitney, Heber Duryea, John Madden, Thom Hitchcock Jr., and August Belmont, with Madden’s Sir Martin and Fayette shipping independently for possible sale to Whitney. Whitney plans to train the horses at Newmarket Berth, with Belmont horses to follow at Whitney quarters. Whitney will spend most of next year in England.
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James R. Keene
Eene
Keene Racing
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Colin
America
Professionals Tie In Golf On State Island Fox Hills Links
A large group of prominent professionals from Boston to Philadelphia gathered at Fox Hills on State Island for the third annual Eastern Professional Golf League championship. The 36 hole medal play real championship slated for today saw a three-way money tie for third as Hobens and Simpson led with 70, Norton and Barker second with 70, while Nicholls and Maguire tied for third at 71.
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Englewood
George Simpson
Dutchess County
James Norton
Lawrenceyillé
H. H. Barker
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Garden City
Alec Campbell
Brookline
David Hunter
Essex County
Gilbert Nicholas
W. Maguire
R. M. Tomson
George Pearson
Gilbert Nicholls
Scere
Campbell
J. A. Janin
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Nicholls
H. E. Armstrong
Dutchess
Lawrenceville
Ouantakah
Woodland
W.maguire
Maplewood Teat Esters Sealant S
Alexander Campbell
Jack Jolly
Arlington
Isaac Mackie
David Honeyman
Arsdale
Robert Peebles
Sound Beach
Poughkeepsie
Moore Reaches Semi Finals In Hamilton Grange Tennis
In the Hamilton Grange Lawn Tennis Club event on 149th Street Elizabeth H Moore advanced to the women's singles semi finals after defeating Clara Kuttroff 6-5 6-1 in the third round. In doubles M Baggs and G Jessup won their second round match 6-1 6-2 while Fanny M Fish and Alice I Fish won 6-2 1-6 6-4 to reach semi finals.
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Della Torre
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S. B. Brown
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Alice I. Fish
Clare Cassell
Marie Wagner
Yale Coaches Confer Over Slow Play Before West Point Game
Yale's football team struggles in practice with no scores in half-hour drills. Cooney moves to right guard, Grenough replaces him. Hobbs out, Brown fills. Stillman arrives to reorganize at centre with Lilley showing snap-back skill. Wheaton improves after illness and may play.
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New York Times
New Haven
Conn
Yale
West Point
Cooney
Paul Grenough
S. Hobbs
Brown
Phil Stillman
Biddle
Stillman
Ted Lilley
Lilley
Connecticut
Wheaton
Tigers’ furious play shocks Princeton freshmen scrimmage
In Princeton on October 12 Coach Roper fielded regulars versus freshmen for a fierce half. The 1912 eleven, battered yet upbeat, saw Christie boot a 20 yard field goal, Smith score twice, and the forwards form a sturdy wall against the scrub attack as future plans shift for Villanova action.
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New York Times
Princeton
N. J
Roper
Christie
Agers
Smith
Scrubs
Varsity
Cass
King
Siegling
Buckingham
Villanova
Pfeifer
Tigers
Eddie Holt
Sheffield
Harvard Defense Tested In Scrimmage At Cambridge
Harvard Varsity and second teams played a scrimmage in Cambridge on Oct 13. The Varsity won 6 to 0 in the regular game, then the second team scored twice against the Varsity defense with Minot carrying seven straight runs and Rodgers catching a 15 yard pass for a TD. Coaches Kersberg Blagden on the second team.
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New York Times
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Kersberg
Blagden
Minot
Rodgers
McKay
Cutler
R. C. Brown
Forscheimer
Smith
Changes In Cornell Eleven In Scrimmage At Ithaca
Cornell varsity altered its lineup in a bid to improve play during a twenty minute scrimmage with scrubs and later against the freshmen. Pope moved to fullback, Howe and Hutchinson used at halves, O Hara at quarterback, Cosgrove shifted to left guard, Ebeling at left end and Goff at center as Dorner and Alexander joined the session.
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New York Times
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Pope
Capt Weider
Howe
Hutchinson
O'Hara
Caliwell
Cosgrove
O'Rourke
Ebeling
Goff
Wight
Bill Dorner
Philadelphia
Ned Alexander
Larkin
Army Prepares for Yale Game After Strong Scrimmage
WEST POINT N Y Oct 13 The Army opens week of practice for the Yale game with a sharp scrimmage. The varsity outplayed the scrubs scoring two touchdowns and nearly a third kick. Chamberlin Greble Dean and Johnson starred on offense while the line improved under coach Jones. Arnold and Mountford added backfield brief spells. Phileon recovered two fumbles aiding ball control.
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New York Times
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Chamberlin
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Vanderbilt Cup Draw Sets Front in Big Auto Race
The Vanderbilt Cup position draw will be held tonight at the Garden City Hotel with owners W. K. c. Jr., Robert Graves, Harry Payne Whitney, Foxhall Keene and Clifford V. Brokaw attending. Harry Payne Whitney picks Leon Pouget to drive the Brasier car. Howard W. Gill to drive a Thomas car. Louis Chevrolet to handle the Grand Prize Matheson due to Demegeot’s absence. Cars will be on the course ready for practice from dawn to 7 am and William G. Luttgen will pilot Vanderbilt Jr.’s car from the Michelin ramp starting Friday.
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Robert Graves
Harry Payne Whiey
Foxhall Keene
Clifford V. Brokaw
Harry Payne Whitney
Leon Pouget
Ike
Floxhail Keene
Thomas
Elliott F. Shepherd
Howard W. Gil
Baltimore
Matheson
Demegeot
America
Vanderbilt
Louis Chevrolet
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Illiam Fs
Vanderbilt, Jr
Michelin Ramp
Pennsylvania Football Faces Midseason Slump Behind Closed Practice
Philadelphia reports a dispiriting midseason football session as most regulars are worn out from heavy drills. Capt Hollenbark returns from Atlantic City in poor shape, freshmen see action, and a mass meeting features Red and Blue stars Meizeer Dailey Williams Torrey Mulford Hoeliges addressing students.
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Hollenbark
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Willams
Torrey
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Hoeliges
Navy Adds Captain and Dague to Staff for Maryland Game
Annapolis reports Doug Captain, last season’s Navy captain, and All-America end Dague joined the coaching staff this afternoon. The squad, minus Demort Sick, is preparing to meet Maryland in a hard contest as the eleven from last year lines up with most players present except a few who were out.
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New York Times
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Dague
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