Bride slain in home as police seek husband
The body of Annie Mauro was found in the East Forty-fifth Street flat four days after she was last seen with husband David Mauro. She wore her wedding gown, a pink veil tied around the neck, and a head wound indicated a prior knockout. Coroner Harburger ordered David Mauro’s arrest as police search for him.
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Annie Mauro
East Forty-fifth Street
Harpurger
Third Avenue
David
Domenico Mauro
Domenico
Maria
Annie
East 170Th Street
Gotham Theatre
Vincenzo
Mauro
Hardy
West Thirty-first Street
Harburger
David Mauro
Lasker and Tarrasch May Draw In World Chess Match
In Munich on September 11 the ninth game between Dr. Lasker and Dr. Tarrasch was adjourned after the fiftieth move. The position was equal with chances of a draw, Lasker opening the French and Tarrasch pressing. Lasker offered a draw but Tarrasch declined, and the game adjourned.
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Lasker
Tarrasch
Munich
Dr. Lasker
Dr. Tarrasch
Highbridge to open intercity title bid at Philadelphia
The first game of the intercity amateur baseball championship will be played today at American League Park Philadelphia between Highbridge Brotherhood champions of the Interborough League and Linwood amateur title holders of Philadelphia. The second game of the two out of three will be at American League Park New York next Saturday. Highbridge’s lineup includes Cederberg Mayer Odell G Morgan Russhon Borst Hansen Wendell Knight Neilson J Morgan Lightener Biggart with about a dozen rooters joining at Quaker City.
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Philadelphia
Highbridge Brotherhood
Interborough League
Linwood
New York
Highbridge
Cederberg
Mayer
Odell
G. Morgan
Russhon
Borst
Hansen
Wendell
Knight
Neilson
J. Morgan
Lightener
Biggart
Quaker City
Fitzgerald defeats Leach Cross in six round fight
Willie Fitzgerald of Brooklyn defeats Leach Cross of New York before a crowded National Athletic Club. Fitzgerald led early and showed power in rounds three to five, but Cross surged in the sixth, driving Fitzgerald to the ropes and finishing strong as the crowd watched closely.
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Willie Fitzgerald
Brooklyn
Leach Cross
New York
National Athletic Club
Fitzgerald
Cross
Willie
Giants Triumph Over Brooklyn In Six to One Victory
New York defeats Brooklyn 6 to 1 as Herzog and McCormick star with three hits. Tenney steals second and McCormick scores on a daring sequence including a steal of home. Crandall drives in a run, and the Giants build a decisive lead after a patient start. Standings show New York leading with Brooklyn back and forth in the NL race.
Squadron A Polo Rivalry Opens Series at Van Cortlandt Park
Two picked squads from Squadron A staged an exhibition polo at Van Cortlandt Park for the Major's cups. The Blues defeated the Reds 4 to 1 after seven periods with Leavitt Hunt and H. H. Childs starring for the Blues. Joseph H. Hunt led the Reds. Referee Barnfather enforced penalties totaling three-fourths of a goal against the winners for a fourth period foul and safety. The second game is set for next Tuesday on the parade ground.
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Squadron A
van Cortlandt Park
Blues
Joseph H. Hunt
Reds
H. H. Childs
Lorillard
Spencer, Jr
Leavitt Hunt
Childs
Sheen Hunt
Barnfather
Parade Ground
John D. Lannon
Alvan’ Perry
T. le Boutillier
Leavitt J. Hunt
Henry L. Holt
Lorillard Spencer, Jr
Robert Barnfather
Golf Champions Practice Before National Amateur
More than forty entrants for the National amateur championship visited the Garden City Club links for practice. Jerome Travers, the holder, did not chase low scores while Walter J. Travis led with 76 on the 6400 yard course. Other notable scores included Fred terreshieff 77, Robert Abbott 77, and Mason Phelps Jr 77.
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Garden
City Club Links
Jerome
Travers
Walter J. Travis
Fred Terreshieff
Manchester
Vermont
Robert Abbott
Mason Phelps, Jr
Kenneth Edwards
Chicago
Jf. M. Byers
Oliver Perrin
J. G Anderson
T. G. Stevenson
Byers
Perrin
Women Reach Final In Westchester Lawn Tennis Club Matches
Miss Morris and Miss Alice Fish advanced to the final rounds in women’s singles after decisive victories at the Westchester Lawn Tennis Club. Morris beat Mary Hamilton 6-1 6-1, while Fish defeated A Hamilton 6-2 6-? and Hamilton, Nellie Keiley fell to Hamilton 6-2 8-2 in the second round. In men’s doubles, G Lorraine Wyeth and Robert Townsend won 6-3 5-7 6-1 over Louis J Dreyfus and H L Ehrich, and later beat George S Groesbeck and Benjamin M Phillips 6-1 6-3. Mixed doubles saw Fish and Condon defeat Hamilton and Gustave Touchard 6-2 6-?.
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Alice Fish
Miss Morris
Westchester Lawn Tennis Club
Mary Hamilton
Alice Fis
A. Hamilton
G. Lorraine
Wyeth
Robert Townsend
Louis J Dreyfus
H. L. Ehrich
Miss A. Hamilton
Nellie Keiley
Joseph +. Condon
I. Millens Burt
L. Reimer
FH. Crafts
G. Lorraine Wyeth
Louis J. Dreyfuss
H. L. Fhrich
George S. Groesbeck
Benjamin M. Phillips
Paul Foerster
H. L. Wolff
C. Scheffer
F. M. Pike
Miss Allice Fish
Joseph F. Condon
Miss A
Gustave F. Touchard
Austalasian defending team named for Davis Cup clashes
English sources list Brookes and Rice as Australasian defending duo with Heath, as Wilding’s uneven form draws him out. Prediction favors Brookes and Rice to meet Americans or English after Longwood ties next week. United States team announced as Larned and Wright in singles and Hackett with Alexander in doubles at Longwood Sept 17 to 19.
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Man E. Brookes
Rice
Brookes, Rice
Heath
Dwight F. Davis
Brookes and
Ait Longwood
Wilding
Boston
United States
W. A. Larned
H. H Hackett Wih
F. B. Alexander
Great Britain
Longwood Cricket Club
Maryland tennis championships reach semi finals lineup
Play continued at the Baltimore Country Club as the second and third rounds finished. Robert Le Roy of New York J I Carpenter of Philadelphia S C Inman of New York and J A C Collston of Baltimore won their matches and moved into the semi finals.
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Dattimore
Baltimore Country Club
Robert Leroy
New York
J. i. Carpenter
Philadelphia
S.C. Inman
J. A. C. Collston
Greer Plans Pro Rowing Challenge With Durnan
Frank Greer the New England amateur champion who quit rowing seeks a professional match against Eddie Durnan Toronto world champion. Veteran Jim Ten Eyck negotiates the deal with Greer asking a ten second handicap. Durnan balks proposing a Toronto Bay race for $1,000. A Syracuse event is mentioned.
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Worcester
Mass
Frank Greer
New England
Eddie Durnan
Toronto
Jim Ten Eyck
Greer
Durnan
Durnan Balks
Toronto Bay
Syracuse
Ses Ea
Fragmented Battery Listings Across Teams
The clipping lists partial box score lines and battery assignments for multiple teams. Phillies, Boston, St. Louis, Chicago, and Cincinnati appear with scattered hurler and catcher initials, unclear innings, and incomplete totals, reflecting a game report fragment.
Baseball score roundup across leagues this day
Across leagues in North America multiple games reported with results showing varied outcomes for teams such as Toronto Montreal Baltimore Providence Buffalo Rochester Scranton Troy Wilkes Barre Albany Binghamton Utica Syracuse Elmira New Haven Hartford Holyoke Springfield Bridgeport Meriden Harrisburg Johnstown Lancaster Trenton Williamsport Altoona Reading Wilmington Fall River Lynn Brockton Lawrence Haverhill Worcester New Bedford Lowell and others with scores ranging from decisive wins to forfeits and blanks noted in brief summaries.
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Toronto
Montreal
Baltimore
Providence
Buffalo
Rochester
New York
Bridgeport
Meriden
Harrisburg
Johnstown
Lancaster
Trenton
Williamsport
Altoona
Reading
Wilmington
American Association
Indianapolis
Louisville
Minneapolis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Toledo
Columbus
NEW England League
Fall River
Lynn
Brockton
Lawrence
Haverhill
Worcester
New Bedford
Lowell
Atlanta
Birmingham
Memphis
New York and Boston Split double header in Boston
New York took game one 4 to 2 with three third inning errors enabling a Boston rally, while Boston answered back in the second game 5 to 1 by hitting Chesbro in the first. Niles and Morgan stood out for New York as Boston capitalized on errors and timely hits for the split.
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Boston
Mass
New York
Chesbro
Niles
Morgan
Criger
AreHanes
Wood
Moriarty
Wagner
Arellanes
Mr. Evans
Hemphill
Sweeney
Donohue
Stahl
Lord
Waegner
Ball
Laporte
Etrrors
Detroit and Chicago traders across third OT in long game
Detroit and Chicago locked in a third overtime tilt as Jones and Isbell delivered eleventh inning runs after Crawford and Rossman doubled. Dougherty’s triple capped a scoring flurry, but Detroit failed to push across more with men aboard. Final score Detroit five Chicago four in eleven innings.
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Detroit
Chicago
Crawford
Rossman
F. Jones
Isbell
Dougherty
Hahn
Sones
Cobb
P. Jones
Perry
Atz
Parent
Tito
Schmidt
Downs
Mullin
McIntyre
Walsh
Sullivan
Messrs. Hurst
O’ Loughlin
Englishmen Unfair Says Gus Kirby on Olympic conduct
Gustavus J. Kirby former Columbia graduate and advisor to the Intercollegiate Association criticizes British officials at the London Games. He praises American athletes for forbearance and gentlemanly behavior amid biased scheduling, restricted field access, and disputed 40 meter race and marathon rulings involving Dorando and Hayes. Kirby argues the moral victory outweighs points won.
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Gustavus J. Kirby
Columbia University
Intercelegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America
Committee D'Honneur
London
James E. Sullivan
Bartow S. Weeks
Intercollegiate Association
Kirby
America
Great Britain and Ireland
I’ntil
Carpenter
Cornell
Lieut
Halsewell
Hhatsewell
Stadium Dorando
Lord Desborough
Dorando
John Hayes
Mr. Kirby
New York Athlete Ewry to Receive Navy Yard Reception
Ewry, the New York Athletic Club champion who won two events and scored ten points for the American Olympic team, is to be honored by Brooklyn Navy Yard officers and workers as a draughtsman. The reception at Mall Brooklyn will acknowledge his fine performances in standing, bread, and high jumps against international rivals. He had been at home with an internal ailment contracted in England but left home yesterday for the first time since returning.
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Mee Yard
Ewry
Y C. Ewry
New York Athletic
Grookllyn Navy Yard
Ron “Mall
Brooklyn
Ears
England
Testimonial to M Murphy Honors Olympic Trainer Firm Support
A testimonial to M Murphy, trainer of the recent Olympic team, praises his role in the great victory at Les Willhe a. The tribute emphasizes that athletics followers are patriotic and value his efforts. Subscriptions of 88 are being solicited, with $18U pledged.
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Murphy
Les Willhe
A. Sucress
Patrothe
Teward
Pionshin
Reany
Champions Meet Today At Travers Island Meet
The Metropolitan Association and Amateur Athletic Union showcase senior events at Travers Island with Irish American and New York Athletic clubs fielding top athletes. Defending Irish Americans include Melvin Shepard and Lawson Robertson while New York Athletic Club features Harry Hillman and Matt McGrath among others. Dark horses Ekman and M Baipcolt are noted stars. events start at 2 PM with no reserved seats.
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Metropolitan Association
Amateur Athletic Union
Travers Island
Irish-American Athletic Club
New York Athletics Club
Melvin W.sheppard
Lawson Robertson
Robert Cloughin
J. PP. Sullivan
John J. Flanagan
Dan Kelly
Lee J. Talbott
Harry F. Porter
New York Athletic Club
Fieht
Harry Hillman
W. Bellars
Matt McGrath
W. C. Fielding
Ekman
Acorn Athletic Association
M. Baipcolt
Mercury Athletic Club
Mohawk Athletic Club Holds Monthly Meet at Macomb Park
Regular Mohawk Athletic Club events set for today at 10 A M at Macomb Park include 100 yard dash 440 yard novice mile run running high jump and broad jump with handicaps. Fred Engelhartt has taken charge as trainer and coach while rain dampened the competition last Saturday leaving Bridgeport in a distant lead.
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Mohawk Athletic Club
Macomb
Pam Park
Fred Engelhartt
Ecope
Bridgeport
Connecticut Fair thrills crowd with running events and horse show
Hartford Sept 1 15000 attendance as fifth day of the fair featured a five furlong race won by Juvenga with Hicks riding. Black Oak captured the mile in 1 41 4, Miss Delaney second. J E Doris of New York won the saddle and tandem classes in the horse show and E W Wetherbee led the amateur jumping class.
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Hartford
J Oan
Connecticut Fair
Juvenga
Hicks
Ruble
Black Oak
Miss Delaney
J. E. Doris
New York
E.W. Wetherbee
Regattas mark season end with two major yacht races
Two important regattas will close the racing season today. The Larchmont Cup schooner race off Long Island Sound includes added events for the New York Yacht Club nine footers and other classes. A third annual handicap yacht race over ten miles from New Rochelle YC features the Handicapper's Cup and Officers' Cup with boats split into four divisions.
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Long Island Sound
New York Yacht Club
New Rochelle Yacht Club
Ketchel Papke Rematch Set in San Francisco for Nov 25
Promoter John J. Gleason announces Ketchel and Papke will renew their bout in San Francisco on November 25 under the prior terms. Receipts to be split 60 and 40 percent in favor of Ketchel. Papke defeated Ketchel in Los Angeles last Monday.
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San Francisco
Stanley Ketchel
Billy Papke
Los Angeles
John J. Gleason
Fairmount Park approves 200 mile race during Quaker City Week
The Fairmount Park Commission grants permission for a 200 mile race by the Quaker City Motor Club in West Fairmount Park. The event, part of Fu aulers Week for Philadelphia’s 225th anniversary, runs October 1 from 8:40 to 10:00 AM on a 10 mile course. Professor Mile J. Thompson, noted football referee, visits en route to Washington College to resume teaching duties.
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Philadelphia
Fairmount Park
Quaker City Motor Club
West Faumount Park
Belmont Park to host Autuma race meeting four days weekly
Belmont Park announces an Autuma meeting planned for October 5 to 17 with racing four days a week on Mondays Wednesdays Thursdays and Saturdays. The United Hunts will fill one Saturday with steeplechasing and flat racing on their own track adjoining Belmont. Remaining open dates may be filled by other courses as Brigh ton Beach Association resigns.
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Belmont Park
Jockey Club
Iran
United Hunts
Brighton Beach Racing Association
Wiliam Engeman
Brighton Club
Belmont Park Course
Brighton Beach Association
Westchester Racing Rtn Ag
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Races at Westbury and Great Eastern Handicap Featured
A racing program lists six races with weights and entrants. The David Garrick handicap includes Field Daisy and Sir Toddington among 11 horses. the Westbury Steeplechase features Coligny and Sanctus. the Great Eastern Handicap lists Helmet and Hilarious among two-year-olds. the Annual Champion Stakes names Derante and King James in a two mile event. Rubicon Handicap Steeple includes Finkela and Brookdale Nemph. the Igniter Purse for three-year-olds and up features Rad News and Tileing. Apprentice allowance claimed.
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Eeree
Daisy
Montgomery
Westhurt
Nimelous
Tom Metireth
J. Johnson
Sir Toddington
Winifred
Sea Cif
Westbury
Lupe Ward
Waterspeed
Coligny
Agent
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Edward
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Statesman
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Falenda
Stee
Courte
O Finkela
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Ninvbus
Speer
Dandelion
Jonathan
Danorears
Tourenne
Notasulea
Tony Renero
Lady Winifreni
Zienho
Animus
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Rad ‘News
Redeetsin
TileIng
Col. White
Mies Alert
Sir Cleges
Aimee
Miss Sain
Don Enrique
Cressina
Cycling Sprinting Title at Maison Square Garden Tonight
The match race for the sprinting championship pits Jack Clarke against Frank Kramer at Maison Square Garden tonight. A subsequent three cornered race will feature Kramer Clarke and Germanys short distance champion. Mayer challenged the winner and both Kramer and the Australian title holder want to meet the German. If scheduled these three will race at the Garden before month end.
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Jack Clarke
Frank Kramer
Maison Square Garden
Kramer
Clarke
Germany
Mayen
Expresse la Meee
Kramer-Clark
the Garden
Mayer
France
Sen
Garden
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