Ames Blows Up Matty Saves Game In Their Half
In a National League update, New York defeats St. Louis five to four while Cincinnati bests Brooklyn two to zero and Pittsburgh edges Philadelphia six to five. Boston beats Chicago two to three as standings show Chicago visiting Boston and St. Louis traveling to New York.
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New York
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
Tenney Lifts Giants to 5 4 Victory Over Ames
In a tense game at Polo Grounds, Tenney’s eighth inning double and timely hitting by McCloskey’s group overturn an early 4-1 deficit as the New York Giants defeat Ames 5-4. Mathewson shuts the door in the ninth with key outs after a shaky start by Sallee.
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Tenney
Ames
St. Louis
Giants
Sallee
Herzog
Bresnahan
Murray
Devlin
Seymour
Donlin
Boston
Cubs
Hubtown
Bliss
Shaw
Hig
Mr. Bliss
McCloskey
Moran
Mecran
Charles
Osteen
McGraw
Leon
Byrne
St.Bouts
Higginbotham
McCormick
Konetchy
Bridwell
Matty
Murdock
Lush
Fall Derbies and Soft Shots at Seat Warren St
Stetsons and other goods featured in a fall derby themed sale with soft shots. The listing mentions Seat Warren streets 13th and 34th as locations for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren St
13Th St
34Th St
Missouri Nine Rally In Hard Fought Exposition Match
St. Louis Exposition game features Tenney Charles Herzog and Osteen in a tense contest. Sallee and Ames hold mound duties as New York and St. Louis trade hits and errors, with late scoring swings deciding a 6 to 4 or similar final.
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Matty
W. Aulicm
St. Louis Exposition
ST. Louis
New York
Shaw
Tenney
Charles
Herzog
Osteen
Bres
Murray
Dontin
K'tehy
Seymour
Murdock
Devlin
Byrne
Bliss
Dwell
Sallee
Ames
Moran
M'th’son
Spade and Ewing Blank Brooklyn as Cincinnati Wins 2–0
Superb pitching by Spade and Ewing held Brooklyn scoreless 2–0 yesterday afternoon at Washington Park Cincinnati won. Spade injured running to first in the seventh inning retiring after facing one man in Brooklyn’s half. Hitting included Bescher Lumley two-base hits and a sparse, error-filled battle.
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Spade
Ewing
Brooklyn
Washington Park
Cincinnati
Abrhpoa - Abrhpoa
Bayless
Burch
Egan
Kluomiey
Lobert
i/Ham'll
Bescher
Qjordan
Hobl’z’l
Mowrey
Om'millan
Paskett
Osh'han
McLean
Dunn
Bell
Sheehan
Lumley
Hummel
Urire
Mr. Riger
Sports scoreboard snips list bold matchups
New York 1 Boston 0 Washington 6 Philadelphia 1 Cleveland 3 Chicago 0 Detroit 8 St Louis 4. Where They Play Today Cleveland at Chicago Detroit at St Louis.
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New York
Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
St. Louis
W.L. Pete
Philadelph A. Oe
New York Wins Decisive Game To Take Series
New York defeats Boston 1 0 in the final game to win the series three games to two. Moriarty drives in the lone run with a ninth inning infield single as Stahl is ejected for disputing a call.
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Boston
Mass
New York
Moriarty
Stahl
Criger
Cicotte
McConnell
Wagner
Elos Core Ins Srn
Gessler
Speaker
Blair
Niles
Hemphill
Ball
Laport
Baseball scores from regional leagues show varied results
Eastern League games in Baltimore Newark and Jersey City produced close totals while Toronto Buffalo Montreal Rochester and others posted mixed results. New England League contests in Fall River Lynn Lawrence Worcester yielded wins for Brockton Haverhill New Bedford. In New York State League Troy Utica El mira Albany beat Wilkes Barre. Southern League saw Atlanta Birmingham Montgomery Nashville and New Orleans postings with several decisive margins.
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Baltimore
Newark
Jersey City
Providence
Toronto
Buffalo
Montreal
Rochester
Fall River
Brockton
Lynn
Lowell
Lawrence
Haverhill
Worcester
New Bedford
New York
Elmira
Binghamton
Albany
Wilkesbarre
Atlanta
Birmingham
Little Rock
Montgomery
New Orleans
Nashville
Mobile
Aqueduct Receives New Racing Dates for Fall Meeting
The Jockey Club stewards approved transferring Brighton Beach Fall meeting dates to the Queens County Jockey Club. The Aqueduct track will host racing from September 28 to October 3, replacing the abandoned Brighton Beach schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queens County Club
Brighton
Jockey Club
Gravesend Race Course
Brighton Beach
Brighton Beach Association
Queens County Jockey Club
Aqueduct Track
Friars Invite Giants to Opening Dinner of the Season
The Friars, an active 180 member organization of show business, invited the Giants to their first dinner of the season in mid month. John T. Brush accepted on behalf of the Giants. Past guests include Belasco, Thomas, Herbert, Erlanger, Hayman, Shubert, and other theatre luminaries.
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Giants
John T. Brush
David Belasco
Augustus Thomas
Victor Herbert
A. L. Erlanger
al Hayman
Lee Shubert
Boston Attendance Reflects Baseball Preferences
In Boston on September 15 the American League game attracted 2,960 fans while the National League game drew 1,035 as the Nationals faced the Chicago Cubs and the New York Americans played at the rival grounds, illustrating local audience choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Nationals
Chicago Cubs
New York Americans
Fifty Men Tryout for Harvard Football Squad
Fifty candidates reported for Harvard football practice in Cambridge. The group ran through drills under three assistants and backs began punting work with Captain Francis Burr showing excellent form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Francis Burr
Travis's Golf Play Wins Gold Medal at National Amateur
Walter J. Travis wins the medal play overall with a 153 total at Garden City, ahead of Jerome Travers by nine strokes. The event trims 32 of 64 qualifiers after a day of medal and first round match play, with notable upsets and close matches among ex-champions and rising players.
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Garden City Club
Jerome D. Travers
Walter J. Travis
E. M. Byers
Findlay S. Douglas
John M. Ward
Mason and Dixon
Nelson M. Whitney
New Orleans
Max Behr
Morris County
Massachusetts
Thomas H. Fuller
Boston
T. M. Claflin
Mason Phelps
Mason
Kenneth Edwards
Chicago
Edwards
H. Wilder
Harvard
H. B. Mcharland
Thomas M. Sherman
Utica
Wereugo. Johnstone
H. C. Fownes
Pittsburg
Travis
Sawyer
Ewyer
Travers
F. R. Upton
Baltusrol
Douglas
Ward
Maskie
Tal
Garden City
Montclair
Midlothian
Nassau
Westbrook
Fred Herreshoff
Ekwanok
Sec
Archie M. Reid
St. Andrews
Thomas M. Claflin
Weston
H.B. McFarland
Huntington
Thomas R. Fuller
Commonwealth
S. D. Bowers
Brooklawn
R. C. Watson
FR. Upton, Jr
Charles D. Sawyer
Midland
Albert Seckel
Riverside
Philadelphia
sevseevenGs
P. W. Whittemore
Brookline
Eolease Sr
Ralph Peters, Jr
Max H. Rehr
H. H. Wilder
Vesper
L. A. Hamilton
Englewood
James C. Parrish
Shinnecock
Phelps
Upton
Fownes
Allen
Seckel
Bowers
Sherman
Gee
van Vieck
Hamilton
Wilder
McFarland
Herreshoff
Kittemore
Smith
Watson
Herbert T. Allen
Fox Hills
H. J. Gee
Arsdale
C. E. Vani Vieck, Jr
Samuel J. Graham
Fairfield
Edenee
Alleghany
Ced
Byers
Peters
N. M. Whitney
H. F. Whitney
Graham
Claflin
Fuller
Reid
Parrish
Morristown Tennis Headlines in New Jersey Tourney
At Morristown Field Club and Westchester Lawn Club the women’s singles saw Marie Wagner edge Edna Wildey 6-4 4-6 6-1 as she pursues the title against Alice L. Day. In the men’s singles Palmer Watrous Stevens and Dr. Ewing Taylor reached the Morristown semifinals while Edwin Earnest Peary’s absence alters the field. At Bronxville the women’s final crowned Alice L. Fish over Lillian Morris 6-0 6-1, with Fish and Joseph F. Condon winning the mixed doubles 6-1 6-0 6-4. In the challenge cup, Pell Cragin Totchard and Bostwick showed form in early rounds, Cragin defeating Van Vinck 6-2 6-3 and Pell beating Black 6-3 6-4. Doubles were set for the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Wagner
New Jersey
Morristown
N. J
Wagner
Alice L. Day
Edna Wildey
Plainfield Country Club
Miss Wagner
Richard
Palmer
Frederick Watrous
Neal Stevens
Ewing Taylor
Edwin Pearned
Westchester Lawn Tennis Club
Alice L. Fish
Hamilton Grange
Lillian Morris
Bedford Park
Miss Fish
New York University
Joseph F. Condon
Edith Eiseman
Alfred Eiseman
Bronxville Athletic Association
W. V. Lawrence
Gustave F. Totchard
Theodore R. Pell
Calhoun Cragin
O. M. Bostwick
Pell
Willoughby Black
New York Athletic Club
Printers in Better Form at American League Park
Four National Baseball League of Union Printers teams played two games. New York beat Washington 4 to 2 aided by Weaver wild pitching and Washington errors. Chicago defeated St Louis 18 to 4 in a high scoring opener. Final contests set for Thursday with winners meeting for the title. notes include double plays and cautious fielding by Corbett Arderly Johnston and Hinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Baseball League
Union Printers
American League
Weaver
Corbett
Arderly
Johnston
Hinton
Washington
Marshall
Williams
Chicago
St. Louis
Windy City
New York
Boston
Pittsburg
Butterles
Tammany, Hanley
Walters
Bilger
Becker
B.wood
Ard'ly
S. Wood
Johnnson
Sf. Ellett
W'liams
OjHagen
McGowan
Reyn'ds
Ball
Sul’v’n
Eee Ae
Bree
Ellett
Anderson
W. Johnson
O'Sullivan
W. Johnston
B. Wood
M. Johnston
Gus Marshall
Westchester County Fair Opens in White Plains
The Westchester County Fair opened in White Plains New York with about 10000 attendees and expected crowds for tomorrow’s horse show. Exhibits include a Westchester Kennel Club show featuring dogs owned by the McCombs Untermyers Willetts Richard Harding Davis Moses Taylor J H Brookfield James W Quintard and Oliver Harriman. Harness racing held three heats but pacing races stretched to four heats delaying completion. Milton Boy damaged sulky wheel colliding with Kin Lomokomoyo causing a brief disruption. Pollock unhurt. Milton Hey later rejoined with a new sulky and finished third but tired and withdrew in the third heat.
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New York Times
White Plains
N. Y
Westchester County Kennel Club
Metropolitan Association Bars Key Athletes From Championship Meet
The Metropolitan Association of the Amateur Athletic Union froze registrations for J C Rector of Virginia and J B Taylor once linked to Arkansas and Pennsylvania. Rector’s card was canceled after residence questions. Taylor must explain non residence within three days. Frank Mt Pleasant of Carlisle Indian School had no registration, leaving committee without jurisdiction.
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Metropolitan Association of the Amateur Athletic Union
St. Bartholomew’s Club
Forty-second Street
Third Avenue
J. C. Rector
University of Virginia
J. B. Taylor
University of Pennsylvania
Frank Mt. Pleasant
Carlisle
Pleasant
Metropolitan Association
Wanderers Defeat Freebooters In Polo Match at Van Cortlandt Park
Wanderers beat Freebooters 5 to 2 in the second of three Major's Cups polo games at Van Cortlandt Park. Scorers include Neilson four goals and Peabody two for Wanderers, Smith and Pratt each with one for Freebooters. Referee Joseph H. Hunt. The final match is set for morrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Cortlandt Park
Wanderers
Freebooters
Raeee R. C. Lee
Ely
Russell Peabody
A. D.B. Pratt
Louis Neilson
Y X. Smith
Howard Cram
William Baylis
Derers
Neilson
Peabody
Smith
Pratt
Reebooters
Joseph H. Hunt
Dr. Lasker Wins Eleventh Chess Match In Munich
In Munich on September 15 Dr. Lasker avenged yesterday's loss to Dr. Tarrasch by winning the eleventh game of the world chess championship in twenty eight moves. The match lasted about three and a half hours as Lasker opened with the French McCutcheon variation and pressed early advantages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Dr. Lasker
Dr. Tarrasch
Sweepstakes Set for Brighton Races with $1000 Side Bets
The Motor Racing Association repeats its twenty four hour race at Brighton Beach with seven cars in a $1000-a-side sweepstakes. Oct 2-3 program identical to last meet. eleven cars return plus a second Thomas. Lozier team plans multiple entries. Fiat Cyclone versus Fiat Tornado to headline the special races. Louis Strang signed to drive Renault for a year in all events starting with the Brighton meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Motor Racing Association
Brighton Beach
Thomas
Lozier
Paul Lacroix
H. A. Lozier
Simplex
Charles A. Singer
Fiat
Renault
Savannah Convention Drives Race Control Talks Forward
Negotiations between the American Automobile Association and the Automobile Club of America near a settlement on racing control. Savannah Automobile Club calls a national conference during November races to form a new governing body, inviting all clubs to send delegates. The City of Savannah steamer chartered to transport 400 A C A members and friends from New York, Nov 21 to Dec 2.
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American Automobile Association
Automobile Club of America
Savannah
Savannah Automobile Club
United States
City of
New York
Dee
Twelve Teams Compete In Six Day Race At Madison Square Garden
The first night saw an accident involving Joseph Fogler John Bedell and Eddie Rooton reducing teams to twelve. Fogler and Bedell retired bruised, Kramer and Bedell continued penalized one lap, while Kramer and Bedell chased the lost lap. The pace stayed fast with eleven teams tied for first, A J Clarke and Henri Mayer leading in the final mile sprints for prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
A. J. Clarke
Ivor Laweon
Flenri Mayer
N. M. Anderson
Floyd Macfarland
H. Downing
James Moranard
Eddie Root
Elmer Collins
Patrick Lowan
Flord Krebs
Carlo Vanoni
Charley Sherwood
BE. Buorreett
T. Devoniviteh
Gordon Walker
A. Ashurst
J. T. Haigin
Saxon Williams
W. de Mara
C. L. Hollister
F. Kramer
Bedell
Joseph Fogler
John Bedell
Eddie Rooton
Madison Square Garden
T. Billington
B. Hill
Fogler
Frank Kramer
Menus Sedell
Kramer
Menus Bedell
A. J. Clarker
Henri Mayer
Charles Stein
National Athletic Club
Clarence Carmen
Jamaica
Charles H. Stein
Irish- American Athletic Club
George G. Cameron
Ee Athletic Club
Eh BC Beet
Irish-American Athletic Club
Maryland tennis doubles championship decided in victory by Colston and Dewhurst
Baltimore report states J A Colston and Dr E B Dewhurst defeated Robert Leroy and Arae 11 6 1 10 give a final score and winner of the Maryland doubles title in a championship match played today
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Baltimore
Maryland
J. A. ©. Colston
E. B. Dewhurst
Philadelphia
Robert Leroy
New York
A. Rae
Cincinnati
Thoroughbred race entries and weights for six events
The card lists six races for two and three year olds plus open company. Notable entries include Lookout and Ramb le in the juvenile sprint, Agent and Ironsides in the steeplechase, Mombassa and Coincident among the three year olds, Willow Handicap with Trance and Suffragette, Colonel White and Lad of Langsden in the mile events, and Crescina leading the six furlong fillies and mares handicap.
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Lookout
Esehau
Uncle Jim
Chepontuc
Sandy Hill
Civita
Grania
Prudent
Duke of Duluth
Footnad
Ramble
Ragman
Anduebee
Agent
Ironsides
Caller
Waterspeed
Perseverance
Pirate
Mark Gumperts
Mombassa
Coincident
Sir Cleges
Miss Sain
Antaeus
Castlewood
Wild Refrain
Gelconda
Duke of Bridgewater
Amontillade
Montrose
Miss Delaney
Trance
Suffragette
Petticoat
Sun Dance
Mascarada
Spectatress
Tahoo
Sententious
Colonel White
Still
Alarm
Cairngorm
Lad
Langsden
Animus
Lord Stanhope
Ady Karma
Golconda
Crack Shot
Altuda
Adriade
Explosion
Notasulga
Belle Strome
Lady Winifred
Moonshine
Besom Easily Wins Bayshore Stakes
Besom led from the start and held on to win the Bayshore Stakes at six furlongs, Rosiebenh faded to second as Brookdale Nymph and Fitz Herbert battled to close finishes in other early races at Gravesend. Westbury narrowly beat Roseben for second in the event.
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Gravesend
Roseberr
Roswehen
Werry
Roseben
Sheepshead Sty
Exercise Key
Besom
Westbury
Brookdale Nymph
Fitz Herbert
Herbert
Madman
Wise Mason
Fitzherbert
Schilling
H. Smith
Saetes
Seben
Holmes
Jeanne D' Arc
McCarthy
Gretna Green
AMG
Hed Friar
Miss Lida
Milford
Trash
Ducan
Torenia
Lanz
Notter
Kay J Madman
Butler
Jene Cae Daisy
Ida D
Shreve
Obert
Corheab
Russellson
Biskra
Waterbridge
Black Mary
Voltrome
Queen Marguerite
Brookdale
Dugan
Brant
Alabama
Intercity Tennis Opens Under Metropolitan Association
The intercity match between New York and Philadelphia kicks off today on turf courts at Dongan Hills. Nine singles and four doubles matches comprise the program with fourteen players named for the invitation lineup from both sides. Team rosters feature Emily Scott and Mrs. W. H. Pouch for New York and Mrs. Howard Lewis and Mrs. Kane Green for Philadelphia among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anshens
Metropolitan Tennis Association
Dongan Hills
New York
Philadelphia
Ett Sinch
Wwurney
Escher
Emily Scott
W. H Pouch
Miles
Teeher
Day
Martha Coster
Irving
Donald
Mars
Edith Hands
Miss Leather
Howard Lewis
Tibbs
Kane Green
Creswell
Toulmin
Ostheimer
the Green
Sayre
Clara Miss Cohen
McFal
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National League
Louis
L. P.C
Rocers, Peer & Company
Broadway
Kenetchy
Osteert
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O'Day
Superbas
R.H.E. Boston
Lindaman
R.H.E. Pittsburg
Maddox and
Gibson
Corredon
Dooin
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ABA
McKiv'n
McC’nell
Conroy
H'phill
Lord
Taporte
Morty
O’r'ke
Steshl
Donahue
Wilson
Cravath
Sul'van
Thoney
Cicotte-p
F Hoey
H.E. Washington
Cates, Johnson
Street
Schlitzer and Lapp
R.H.E. Cleveland
Liebhard ‘and Land
Walsh Sel Sullivan
R.H.E. Detroit
Mullin, Summers
Schidt
Howell
Graham, Dineen, Smith, and Spencer
Aqueduct
Cevcccerne
Long Island
Columbus Circle
Crescent Athletic Clubhouse
Montauk Point
Cadillac
Esessseees
H. Brandt
A. Maxwell
F. O. Hinhauser
Maxwell
D. Kelsey
Mora
Burke
Seeee
R. M. Owen
Rainier
L. A. Disbrow Rainier
Juan N
Cuneo
A. Kirchhof
Mitchell
Apperson
Sidney B. Bowman
J. W. Gogarn
White Seeene
Charles Lowd
Chalmers
iWilliam Knipper
Oldsmobile
F. G. Falberth
Stevens-Duryea
Carl. Reichenbach
Zust
Atara Rere
Paul Cimiotti
Haynes
W. E. Shuttleworth
J. Wyatt
White
Eugene Bofinger
Knox
Daniel Sheehan
C. M. Louther
Acme R. Bross, Jr
Stoddard Dayton
R. Newton Eaee
J. R. Rameey Cc
Frank A. Burrelle Autocar
H. M. Casbrunt Lozier
Ik Special Lancta
Seaeee
Harry Fosdick
Westchester Fair
Taylor
National Automobile Association
LeRoy
Holden
31St St
Flatbush Ave
Fulton St
Bedford Ave
Fiat Automobile Company
Bayshore Stakes
Keene Castoff
Mammoth Auto Exchange
West 56Th St
Dromrdwaye
West
New York Cab Cx
Bryant
Cotes
W. 45Th
St. Yferneniiss
ACME
Autoc. Buige
Cadillac Corbi
Elmore
Garford
Haynes Lozier
MOO
Pallma Quinby
Cordner & Flinn
Riverb
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Weay & Sub
Fick Motor'.Co
H & Mik Sts
Columbus Ars
Sixt St
Ter
Columbus
Elliott Bainey Co
Aiway
Gist St. N
Col & Co
N. J. Sault 'Freres
B’ Way
Saerpix
Col
Ryant Motor CO
Udubop
A. G. Spalding & Bros
HEA
Harry S. Houpt Co
Bway & Ee
Spihone
E. J. Willis CO
Park Place
American Horse Exchange
Illinois
Alex.watson
N.Y
F. M. Ware
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Brooklyn Bridsa
Std Av
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LL Road
Whitehall
Far Verine
Polo Grounds
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