Giants Bats Flay Cardinals and Rival Pitchers
National League results from yesterday show the Giants hammering St. Louis 19 to 5 while Brooklyn beat Cincinnati 6 to 2 and Pittsburgh routed Philadelphia 8 to 1. Today’s schedule includes Pittsburgh at New York, St. Louis at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at Boston, and Chicago at Philadelphia.
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New York
St. Louis
Rooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelpha
L Brooklyn
ST Dag
Giants rout St Louis as Marquard debuts in Polo Grounds clash
In a Polo Grounds game the Giants deliver a 10 to 1 victory over St Louis. McGinnity starts for New York, then Marquard comes in after a Bridwell miscue, with Jenkins and Bresnahan fueling a big fifth inning and a surge in the sixth.
Passing of the Easy Marks in St Louis and New York clash
In a lively baseball recap the New York and St Louis teams split a game with key plays. Needham’s miscue on a third base throw figures among the moments, while Shaw and Murray anchor hits for their sides and pitching shifts by McGinnity Higginbotham and Raymond shape the run total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needham
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Pitts
New York
Tenney
Merkle
Herzog
Bres’han
Snodgrass
Devlin
Brain
Seymour
Bridwell
Morris
QO Moran
F i
Raymond
H'both'm
Bresnahan
McGinnity
Erroers—Shaw
Moran
Pridwell
McCormick
Wee
Shaw
Murray
Higginbotham
Taylor
Barry
Y Taylor
Kenetchy
Donlin
Srain
Leftoun
Mordin
Higginbootham
Mr. O'Day
Brooklyn Beats Reds 6 to 2 in afternoon game
Brooklyn defeated Cincinnati 6 to 2. Jordan homered for Brooklyn while McIntyre held Cincinnati? scoring 6 runs on 10 hits. Ewing allowed several runs as Brooklyn pulled ahead with two bases on balls and key hits.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Ewing
McIntyre
Jordan
Ay Bayless
Burch
Egan
Lumley
Lotert
Hum'll
Bescher
Ae Hobli
Mowrey
Paskett
Sh’han
Sehler
Dunn
M'int’re
McIintyre
Messrs
Owens
Kiem
Batteries Reusbach and Kling Tuckey Ferguson Bowerman Smith
R H E Chicago 90090383 0060 0-410 1 SMES as a Bis 90000 0106 112 2 Batteries Reusbach and Kling Tuckey Ferguson Bowerman and Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.H.E
Chicago
Reusbach
Kling
Tuckey, Ferguson, Bowerman, and Smith
Battery Pairings in Philadelphia Contest
In Philadelphia the Pittsburg battery Willis Gibson Moren Dooin faced a scoreless inning sequence with Pittsburg at 0 and Philadelphia with limited advancing runs. The game highlighted pitcher and catcher duos from both sides in a brief report segment.
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R.H.E. Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Willis
Gibson
Moren and Dooin
Police to Provide Protection for Polo Grounds Games
Commissioner Bingham received a letter from John T. Brush, president of the New York National baseball team, requesting police presence today and Saturday due to expected large crowds. Brush says all tickets are sold. The commissioner agreed to send 200 extra officers near the grounds, with 25 inside the inclosure and the rest stationed outside for emergencies.
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Bingham
John T. Brush
New York National Baseball Team
Polo Grounds
Brush
Detroit Beats Yankees In Rough Win
Detroit defeated New York 7 to 4 in a ragged American League game. Results from yesterday show Cleveland beating Boston 1 to 0 and Chicago losing 5 to 6 to Washington. The schedule lists Philadelphia at St. Louis and other matchups including Basin, New York at Detroit, and Boston at Cleveland.
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Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
Washington
St. Louis-Philadelphia—Basin
W.L
Philadelpha
St. Louis
Detroit Narrowly Edges Yankees in Ragged Fielding Game
Detroit salvaged a 3 to 2 win over New York as Donovan limited the visitors to few hits while Crawford provided the offense. New York misplayed a throw to the plate, contributing to the three Detroit runs in the third inning. Hogg pitched for New York and was charged with the loss after five innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Donovan
Crawford
New York
Hemphill
Hogg
Schaefer
Rossman
Schmidt
Killifer
Kleinow
Perite
Sees
Suences
Mcllveen
Manning
Conroy
Laporte
Dawns
Mellveen
Moriarty
Hog
Mr. Evans
Batteries-White and Sullivan at Tannehill Street
In Chicago, the event lists Batteries White and Sullivan with Tannehill Street and Kehoe involved. The fragment notes addresses and names but lacks a full narrative or outcome.
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Chicago
R.H.E
Washington
White and Sullivan
Tannehill, Street, and Kehoe
Lawn tennis semifinals in Bronxville and Morristown finals
Gustave F Touchard and G W Pierrepont battled to a deciding set before Touchard won 2-6 11-9. Dr William Rosenbaum fell to H L Ehrich then won 7-5 5-7 6-4. Palmer and Martin and Stevens and Watrous reached the New Jersey State championship doubles final after lodging victories at Morristown Field Club. Mixed doubles opened with several wins including Swords and Glazebrook and Whitney and Fayerweather advancing by default.
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Gustave F. Touchard
Calhoun Cragin
William Rosenbaum
Theodore Pell
Bronxville Athletic Association
Touchard
G. W. Pierrepont
Dr. Rosenbaum
H.L. Ehrich
Richard i. Palmer
Harry C. Martin
Neal Stevens
Frederick Watrous
New Jersey
Morristown
Palmer
Martin
Dr. Glazebrook
Pendergast
Stevens
Watrous
Colton
Freeman
Ritchie
Gwynne
Torrance
Chauncey
Seabury
Condit
Holt
Groves
Marion Swords
E. Johnson
Whitney
Fayerweather
Throckmorton
Edna Wildey
May Sutton Defends Coast Tennis Title in Striking Win
DEL MONTE Calif Sept 17 Miss May Sutton of Pasadena defeated Hotchkiss Pacific Coast champion in straight sets to defend the coast tennis crown with high score margins.
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May Sutton
Miss Hotchkiss
del Monte
Cal
Miss May Sutton
Pasadena
Hotchkiss
Golf stars contest third round in US amateur championship
Jerome Travers defeats W. C. Fownes to reach the final, while Walter J. Travis overwhelms Thomas M. Sherman 8 up 7 to play. Frederick Herreshoff dominates Eben M. Byers 9 up 8 to play and Max Behr edges T. M. Claflin 2 up 1 to play at Garden City.
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Garden City
United States
Walter J. Travis
Jerome D. Travers
Frederick
Herreshoff
Max Behr
Travers
Montclair Club
Behr
Morris County
Morristown
N. J
Travis
Pittsburg
C. B. Fownes
Thomas H. Sheman
Utica
T. M. Claflin
Eben M. Byers
Fownes
Dormier
Travis- Sherman
Sherman
Byers
Wors
Claflin
Boston
Old Fitz to Fight Lumber Jacks in North Woods
Bob Fitzsimmons, former world champion, will fight two lumberjacks next Monday night at Benson's Mine in Watertown area. Ralph Barter, ex sparring partner of Jeffries and McCoy, will also face Fitzsimmons for three rounds. The event gathers local North country lumber camp pride and draws regional attention.
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New York Times
Watertown
N. Y
Bob Fitzsimmons
Northwoods
Benson's Mine
Backwoods
North Country
Ralph Barter
Jeffries and McCoy
Fitzsimmons
Del Coronado Dominates 2:10 Trotting at State Fair
At Syracuse State Fair Grounds ten starters contest the 2:10 trot. Del Coronado wins the fourth heat and the final, with Elmalagro close second. Zaza leads in heats one and two, Axtellay strong but edged, Genteel H. fourth, while Dr. Bonney wins the 2:18 pace and Leslie Waterman takes the 2:09 heats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N.Y
State Fair Grounds
Zaza
Axtellay
Elmalagro
del Coronado
Dr. Bonney
Leslie Waterman
Drivers Thrown In Race At White Plains Fair
At the White Plains fair trotting program D McClary driving Lady Worthy suffered a fractured collarbone after a rail foul caused a fall in the 2:24 trot. The horse ran away and was withdrawn. Rider F Charles was badly bruised after his mount Pepsovice became unmanageable in the half mile race. Delma Gregor won the 2:44 trot with Adiitur second. Celia took the Class C pace with Ben Doran second and Tony Morgan third. Lady Flower won the 2:40 trot with Day Break second and Merzeron third. Queen Sheeba won the half mile run with Estabeau second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains Fair
D. McClary
Lady Worthy
McClary
F. Charles
Pepsovice
Delma Gregor
Adiitur
Flying Feet
Althea
Celia
Ben Doran
Tony Morgan
Lady Flower
Day Break
Merzeron
W. W. Estett
Queen Sheeba
Estabeau
Boston Printers Win Union Baseball Title Over Pittsburg
Boston printers defeat Pittsburg 5 to 1 at American League Park to claim the Union Printers National Baseball League championship. Ebert and Whitcomb star for Boston. Dooley misplays spark four Boston runs in the third and fourth innings. McCarthy leads Boston with three hits. Umpires were Marshall and Callum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Joe Kelley
Lake
Union Printers
Pittsburg
Chicago
Ebert
Whalen
Thomas
Whitcomb
Pittsburgs
Dooley
Bostons
Wiard
D’nell
Kenney
OlBarty
Gable
M'C'thy
Rooney
j.Whalen
Fischer
Thomas Nicholson Wins Bell Medal Quoit Championship
Thomas Nicholson of St Andrew s defeats E Sheridan of Terrace City Curling Club Yonkers 21 to 14 to claim the forty second annual Bell medal quoit title at Van Cortlandt Park. Referee Thomas Wigley of Terrace City Club Yonkers oversees the final.
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Nicholson
St. Andrew’s
van Cortlandt Park
Quoit
United States
John Peppers
Yonkers
Quest
Thomas Nicholson
St. Andrew's
E. Sheridan
Terrace City Curling Ch
Thomas Archibald
Caledonian
Terrace
Empiire-Manhattan
H. Archibald
F. McGregor
J Thomas
J. F. Conley
Sheridan—I
Thomas Wigley
Terrace City Club of
Greater New York Bowlers Organize Championships
The Greater New York intercity championship tournament sets Tuesday December 1 for the competition with a $50 entry fee plus $10 for schedules. Prize money totals $175 for the winner plus a championship medal and $50 for the high average man. Officers elected: President William Cordes, Vice President Lee R Johns, Secretary Frank D Woodworth, Treasurer Herman Ehler, Executive Committee John F Cammann, Delegate Al Schwebke. A schedule will be arranged next week.
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Greater New York
William Cordes
Brooklyn
Lee R. Johns
Newark
Frank D. Woodworth
Herman Ehler
Manhattan
New York Bowling Association
al. Schwebke
Baseball scores from multiple leagues update
Eastern League games in Jersey City Newark Rochester Montreal Buffalo Toronto results list 38 4 2 1 3 0 2 10 3 0 2 7 Newark Providence Utica Binghamton Albany Scranton Troy Wilkesbarre Elmira Syracuse Haverhill Lawrence Brockton Lynn Lowell Worcester New Bedford Fall River New England League scores Brockton Lynn New Bedford Fall River Haverhill Lawrence South Atlantic League Atlanta Little Rock Nashville Montgomery Memphis scores listed
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Jersey City
Baltimore
Newark
Providence
Rochester
Montreal
Ad Buffalo
Toronto
NEW York State League
Utica
Binghamton
Albany
Scranton
Troy
Wilkesbarre
Elmira
Syracuse
NEW England League
Haverhill
Lawrence
Cyclists Face Controversy Over Unfair Lap Tactics
The six day cycle race at Madison Square Garden faced a near fiasco as N. M. Anderson and Henri Mayer led a deliberate team effort to gain a lap on A. J. Clarke of Australia. Referee Kelsey halted the scheme and ordered level racing, Clarke withdrawn then reinstated, with further protests from Charley Sherwood and others. The incident overshadowed several heats and a pursuit race won by Stein Cameron.
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Henri.Mayer
N. M. Anderson
A. J. Clarke
Ivor Lawson
F. MacFarland
H. Downing
James Moran
E. Root
FE. Collins
P. Logan
Floyd Krebs
C. Vanant
W. L. Mitten
S. Williams
C. Sherwood
E. Rupprecht
T. Devonovitch
G. Walker
A. Ashurst
J. T. Halgin
W. de, Mara
C. L. Hollister
Henri Mayer
Eddie Root
Clarke
Root
Mayer
Anderson
John Chapman
Charley Sherwood
Manager Powers
Lawson
Kelsey
Powers
Fred Hill
Armory, Athletic Association
A. Penn
IC. A
Peter Drobach
Boston
C.H. Stein
A. C
Recratch
L. J. Weintz
New York A.C
Walter Schlee
New Jersey Naval Reserve
Frank W. Eiffler
C. R. Co. Association
David Mackay
Newark
John J. Whalen
New York
G. J. Duester
C. R. C. ‘Association
J. M. Eiffler
R. C. Association
Wilim A. Lamphear
Brower Wheelmen
New Jersey Naval
New York A. U
C. R. C. Association
Charles Hi. Stein
George G. Cameron
Irish-American Athletic Club
William van den Dries Art
J. Weintz
New York Athletic Club
Scond
May Cast England Off In Longboat Controversy
The American Amateur Athletic Union considers severing ties with England over Tom Longboat's London Marathon entry. Officials cite ongoing disputes and the affair surrounding Longboat’s professional status as the catalyst, independent of Olympic visitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Longboat
London
Amateur Athletic Union of the
United States
Amateur Athletic Union of England
Longboat
Board of Governors
A. A.U
John J. Hayes
Two Day Mechanical Test Ends At Montauk Run
The two day mechanical efficiency test by the New York Motor Trade Association ended with 29 of 31 cars reaching the Automobile Club of America after a hard return trip from Montauk Point. Frank Eveland led the Stevens-Duryda to 6 50 pm arrival. Mrs. J. N. Cuneo and Mrs. J. R. Ramsey impressed spectators driving Rainier and Maxwell respectively. Committees will meet to inspect observer records before final point announcements. The course featured deep sand hills and mud, with many steep climbs near Roslyn and a final check at Flushing.
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New York Motor Trade Association
Montauk Point
Automobile Club of America
Frank Eveland
Montauk
J. N. Cuneo
J. R. Ramsey
Weomen
Ramsey
Maxwell
H. J. Johnson
Roslyn
Flushing
Tarrasch Defeats Lasker After Long Adjudicated Game
In Munich on September 17 Dr. Tarrasch won the twelfth game of the championship match after sixty five moves. Lasker was forced to resign following an adjournment from the previous day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Tarrasch
Lasker
Autoists Puzzled By Terms In International Races
The article reports confusion over whether a race is international based on importer status and foreign ownership. It notes definitions to be announced, outlines which sanctions apply to A A A and A C A, and discusses Savannah Grand Prize and Vanderbilt races. It mentions Italy’s Grand Prix rule suggestions and new entries in Savannah including Buckley Jr.’s 110 hp RB L M car and twenty foreign cars.
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American Automobile Association
Automobile Club of America
Automobile
Vanderbilt
Motor Racing Association
Automobile Club
Savannah
America
Ferrero Ventimigns
Automobile Club of Italy
Italy
R. W. Buckley, Jr
Itara
Jones Rejoins Yale Football Squad After Hiatus
Yale welcomes back missing stars Field Coach Tad Jones and Halfback Henry Wheaton. Centre Rush Carroll Cooney and Halfback Brides remain unaccounted for with Brides likely not returning, Cooney expecting to report tomorrow. Jones refutes playing professional baseball due to Giants bench visit.
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New York Times
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Tad Jones
Henry Wheaton
Rush Carroll Cooney
Brides
Brockton
Cooney
Jones
McGraw
Giants
Capron resigns Minnesota football captaincy
George Capron announces his resignation as captain of the University of Minnesota football team and will not play this season. He admits ineligibility due to unfinished studies, denies professional status, and says he never played baseball in the South.
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Minneapolis
George Capron
University of Minnesota
Capron
Blues win final polo game at Van Cortlandt Park
The Blues defeated the Reds 6 to 2 in yesterday afternoon’s polo match at Van Cortlandt Park. H. H. Childs scored four goals and T. J. Hunt two for the Blues, while L. Neilson scored for the Reds.
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Smort
van Cortlandt Park
Blues
Reds
Asia
Childs
Hunt
Neilson
H. H. Childs
D. Lamson
T. J. Hunt
L. Spencer
RC Loy
G. Peabody
L. Neilson
H. Cram
Gravesend Races Entrants Quick Summary
Entries list six races at Gravesend with horses and weights. First race features Jorrocks and Obdurate among others for two-year-olds. Second race is a one mile and three sixteenths handicap for all ages. Third race Seabreeze Stakes for three-year-olds over one mile eight. Fourth race handicap for three-year-olds about six furlongs. Fifth race selling for three-year-olds and up over one mile thirty. Sixth race maiden three-year-olds and up one mile one sixteenth with numerous runners and apprentice allowance.
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Jorrocks
Eprudent
Ragman
Spellboundt
Plackford
Star Thistle
Intervene
Sir John
Lawton Wiggins
Obdurate
Footpad
Chepontuc
Unele Jin
Lasata
Greenlawn, Jr
Allares
Standna
Royal Tourist
Monfort
Maqureite
Pins and Needles
Flavigny
The
Squire
Frizette
Antaeus
Arasee
Black Oak
Golden Pearl
Nimbus
Delirium
Mr Star Gowan
Biskra
Fort Johnson
Mazuma
Creation
Mitford
Trash
Wild Refrain
Pedouin
Red Friar
Whip Top
Toronia
Putgada
Alabama
Duke of Roanoke
Dixie Gold
Select
Perkee
Frances Ray
Peter Quince Wins Under New Colors at Gravesend
Peter Quince, now racing for owner S. C. Hildreth, won the Culver Stakes at Gravesend carrying new colors after a transfer from James G. Keene’s stable. The race featured a chaotic start with Quince bolting and distance upheld despite protests by riders on Caller and Sandy Creeker. Far West won the mile and a half handicap, with Tourenne second, in a crowded finish.
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Peter Quince
S. C. Hildreth
James St. Keene
Gravesend
Keene
Peter Quincey
Keefestible
Hildreth
James Rowe
Schilling
Pirate
Taller
Gran. Pa
Sandy Creeker
Caller
Gilbert
Mayfield
Sfiriekial
Tourenne
Reval Captive
Exotero Gem
Andice Eee
Ee Petticoat
OB Ienear
Om Gillemotzin
Gell
Steph Hase
Foureyerte Mids
Upwan
Batt
Miles Pirate
uMeRignery
Gutler
Grandpa
Pat
Pivstis
Vaquero
San Crocker
King
Sears Maeswe
oGilbert
Henan
Mary Wolf
le Mund
Fouaitibiue
Far West
Tyeet Gl
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Veo
Dolly Swanker
Dian
Salone di Lamour
Culbscal
Boena
Arek
Burgiye
Mevahey
Merry Gift
Cipton
Mertio
Rosslare
Clef
Corigstelination
Adelaide
Dae
Alice Mark
Yashee
Flue Tie
Grose
Mar Queen
Merise
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New York City
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W. A. Figlay
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Joseph P. Oswiger
John J. Cammond
Frank S. Lerch
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