Giants rally to beat Phillies. late surge stuns Phillies
Giants’ bats deliver late four run burst as New Yorks rally and take a three run lead in the seventh before holding on to defeat the Phillies.
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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1908
Page
7
Giants Triumph Over Phillies In Rainy Ninth Inning
The New York Giants beat Philadelphia 7 to 6 in a rain interrupted game. Wiltse struggled until a ninth inning pinch hitter allowed McGraw to keep him in. Bresnahan's two base hit on a wet grounder helped NY secure the win and extend their season success against Philadelphia.
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Giants
Philadelphia
Phillies
Quakers
Klein
Chicago
Pittsburg
New York
Bresnahan
Shean
Giants Rally To Beat Quakers In Narrow Polo Grounds Tilt
A nostalgic untitled reminiscence notes New York Giants overcoming a late Philadelphia surge. The author imagines a turf reporter’s take on a pennant race close call, with New York outlasting Philadelphia 6 to 5 after a tense ninth inning and near-misses including Mike Donlin.
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Aesop
NEW York Times
Polo Grounds
New York
Philadelphia
Mike Donlin
New Olive and Brown Overcoats In Fashion
A cold blast boosts Fall overcoat sales with Uncle Sam advertising today. The shop offers olive and brown shades plus grays in up-to-date cuts priced from 18 to 40 dollars.
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Sam
Raincoats with Herringbone Weaves and Covert Cloths
Retail notes list raincoats in fall styles featuring herringbone weaves and covert cloths. Prices range from 20 to 35 dollars across three Broadway stores with addresses in Warren Street and 13th to 34th streets.
Giants fall to Quakers as Wiltse lacks top speed
In a tense game at Philadelphia, Wiltse struggled with his fastball and speed, forcing McGraw to bench him for Devore. Philadelphia rallied with hits by Titus Magee Bransfield and Seymour, edging New York 4 to 3 in the ninth after Bresnahan Donlin and Seymour sparked a late rally.
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Wiltse
Wiltie
McGraw
Devore
Mr. Devore
Mr. Corridon
Philadelphia
Tenney
Herzog
Knake
McGinnity
Giants
McGinity
Bresnahan
Shean
Bryanite
Mr. Donlin
Kat
Devlin
Seymour
Bransfield
Dovlin
McCormick
Grant
Philadelphis
Titus
Magee
Osborne
Knabe
Sey
Quakers
W. Aulick
Boston Beats Brooklyn 8 2 In Fast Game
In Boston on September 28 Boston defeated Brooklyn 8 to 2 in a brisk contest. Sweeney doubled and Graham had a ninth inning single to drive in the winning run. Flaherty pitched well after an early inning. Boston had 16 hits to Brooklyn’s 12, with multiple players contributing including Sweeney Graham and Dunn. Time of game one hour thirty minutes with Emslie umping.
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Boston
Mass
Brooklyn
Sweeney
Graham
Flaherty
Becker
Bates
Oo Burk
Browne
Hummel
Stem
Thomas
Rucker
Dunn
Hannifin
Catterson
Mr. Emslie
Detroit
Sens
Washington
Wee
Crawford
Schaefer
Ungland
Schmidt
McBride
Killian
Hughes
Messrs
Sheridan and Egan
Dreyfuss Expects NL Board to Settled Game Vote
Barney Dreyfuss owner of the Pittsburg Club and NL director says the heated New York Chicago game dispute will likely go to the Board of Directors for settlement. He asserts his right to vote despite his vested interest in Pittsburgh’s standings and recalls a past protest over conflicts of interest.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
Penn
Barney Dreyfuss
National League
New York
Chicago
Board of Directors
Dreyfuss
Soden
Boston
McGraw
Contracts Announced By National Baseball League President
President Harry C. Pulliam announced approval and promulgation of contracts with teams across major leagues. Boston players A A Mattern RB Stem W W Thomas. Brooklyn Thomas Catterson A J Farmer Jr Joseph Ottn A Kruger. Chicago A J Coakley John F Hayden. Cincinnati Harry Bayless R J Hagan Martin J OTtoole. New York Louis Durham R W Marquard A E Wilson. Philadelphia David Shean. St Louis O F Baldwin R E McLaurin J C Osteen.
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Harry C. Pulliam
National Baseball League
Boston
A. A. Mattern
Ed RB. Stem
W. W. Thomas
Brooklyn
Thomas Catterson
A. J. Farmer, Jr
Joseph Ottnn
A. Kruger
Chicago
A. J. Coakley
John F. Hayden
Cincinnati
Harry Bayless
R. J. Hagan
Martin J. O
Isbell Fine Refunded After Comiskey Consent
The National Baseball Commission ordered the $190 fine for not reporting at the season’s start returned to Chicago American outfielder Isbell. It was found that President Comiskey of the Chicago team consented to the missed report, nullifying the sanction.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
National Baseball Commission
Isbell
Chicago
Ishbell
Comiskey
Canadian gymnasts win at Rome during jubilee contests
The Canadian team captured first prize at the Rome gymnastics contests held in honor of the Pope's jubilee. The Canadians earned universal praise for agility and performance. An Italian society will stage a special exhibition tomorrow in their honor.
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Rome
Chess Experts May Draw Again
The fifteenth game in the Lasker Tarrasch world chess championship was adjourned after the forty sixth move in Munich with positions suggesting a probable draw.
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Munich
Dr. Lasker
Dr. Tarrasch
Yale Brs Out of Yale Football This Year
New Haven Conn Sept 28 The chances are slim Arthur Brides Yale star cannot join the eleven this season unless studies improve He will not report with the team for weeks and coaches deem him out of competition Andrus sprained ankle out for week Yale seeks substitutes for games with Wesleyan Syracuse Cooney knee injury rejoined regulars and Billy Fincke coach present Multiple scrimmages and a 15 minute half practice with no scoring and a 56 yard stand at scrubs line
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New York Times
New Haven
Conn
Arthur Brides
Yale
Brides
Yale Medical School
Scholaro
Andrus
Wesleyan
Syracuse
Cooney
Billy Fincke
Coy
Scrubs
Princeton Scrimmage In Rain With Gridiron Dummies
Princeton coach Roper altered practice amid rain to simulate scrimmage using a soggy tackling dummy while ten scrubs lined up as a dummy guard. J Bredemus strained a wrist in a corner slip, possibly sidelining him a week. left tackle Siegling arrived and expected to join practice tomorrow.
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New York Times
Princeton
N. J
University Field
Roper
Varsity
Harlin
J. Bredemus
Travers Island
Siegling
Harvard Scrimmage Ends Without Varsity Score
Harvard's varsity football team endured a long scrimmage with the second eleven in Cambridge. The second team dominated at times and threatened a touchdown before time ran out, while the varsity offense lacked support from the forwards and failed to score. Capt Burr led the line as Cate directed the backup unit, with Fish Brown Cooper Dunlap among new recruits shaping up for future play.
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New York Times
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Cate
Andover
Cooper
Leland Stanford
Dunlap
O Rourke Returns as Cornell Opens Football Practice
Ithaca Sept 28 Barney O Rourke big right tackle returns to Cornell football as 96 season begins with two new coaches Henry Schoelkopf and Billy Ohi 96. O Rourke fit after road construction work and helps stabilize a young offense. Halfback Shearer scores the first touchdown of the season as Walder and Tydeman drive the opening surge.
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New York Times
Ithaca
N. Y
Barney O’rourke
Henry Schoelkopf
Billy Ohi
Cornell
O'Rourke
Schoelkopf
Haughton
Harvard
Ithacans
Harvard Law School
Crimson
Billy Ohl
Shearer
Walder
Tydeman
Navy plans delayed lineup as field conditions force postponement
Annapolis coaches postpone the Naval Academy lineup to tomorrow due to soft, rain-soaked field. Lang debuts as eighth player in last year’s Army game squad, while backfield unsettled, with Douglas missed and Reinicke and Rich ...
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Lang
Army
Relfsnider
Robertson
Douglas
Jones
Clay
Pencer
Reinicke
Rich
West Point Cadets Practice In Rain
West Point cadets gained extra football practice as rain made infantry drill impossible. Scrimmaging began after a brief drill with wet fields and a slippery ball aiding work under adverse conditions. Wood emerged as a possible quarterback over Kern and Stearns, while Besson shifted to end and others compete for backfield spots.
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New York Times
West Point
N. Y
Wood
Kern
Stearns
Bessonas
Carberry
Andée
Greeble
Chamberlain
Deans
Newark Academy Football Schedule Announced for Fall
Newark Academy releases the 1926 football slate with Oct 10 Montclair High at Montclair Oct 14 Bloomfield High at Newark Oct 21 Battin High at Newark Oct 24 Riverside Academy at Poughkeepsie Oct 31 East Orange High at Newark Nov 7 West Point second team at West Point Also listed are games with Erasmus Hall Brooklyn Polytechnic School and the McKenzie School for dates pending.
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Newark
N. J
Newark Academy
Montclair High School
Montclair
Bloomfield High School
Battin High School
Riverside Academy
Poughkeepsie
East Orange High School
West Point
Erasmus Hall
Brooklyn
Polytechnic School
McKenzie School
Yale Princeton football officials named for Princeton game
The Central Board announced the officers for the Yale Princeton game to be held at Princeton on November 14. Referee Joseph Pendleton Bowdoin Umpire John H Minds Pennsylvania Field Judge E K Hall Dartmouth Linesman Edward Young Cornell.
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Philadelphia
Central Board
Princeton
Joseph Pendleton
Bowdoin
John H. Minds
Pennsylvania
E. K. Hall
Dartmouth
Edward Young
Cornell
Baseball results and matchups from yesterday
American League scores show New York 3 over St. Louis 2 and Detroit 4 over Washington 1. Chicago 2 tied with Boston 2. St. Louis hosts New York, Philadelphia plays Cleveland, Washington visits Detroit, and Boston travels to Chicago in two games each.
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New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
Tare W. L. P.C
W. IL. P.C
Philaphia
St Louis and New York Split Twinbill in Darkness Curtailment
St Louis won the first game 12 to 1 and New York took the second 3 to 2. Pelty held New York in the opener, Wilson starred in the nightcap before darkness halted play after seven innings. Fielding and base running produced multiple hits and errors across both games in a clear early baseball doubleheader.
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ST. Louis
New York
Petty
Wilson
Chicago and Boston Tie In Ten Innings At Baseball Clash
Chicago and Boston played ten innings to a 2 2 tie before darkness ended the game. Sherman attended as vice presidential candidate. scoring summary includes Chicago and Boston each taking turns in the lead. Details list hits, errors, pitches, and game time of two hours and twenty minutes with Connolly and Kerin umping.
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Chicago
Boston
Sherman
Jones
O.lord
Purtell
Speaker
Ora
Isbell
Gessiler
Cravath
Davis
Wagner
Schreck
Stahl
Donohue
Ocriger
Dew
A ' White
Purteil
White
McConnell
Iserseees
Parent
Smith
Dougherty
McConnel
Atz
Young
Criger
Messrs
Connolly and
Kerin
Detroit and Washington Battle in Muddy Field Tilt
In Detroit on Sept 28 the Tigers and Senators played amid mud and a near cyclone with Killian and Hughes pitching. Detroit tallied on Hughes and the defense, while Washington showed solid fielding. Two games slated for Tuesday.
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Detroit
Washington
Hughes
Killian
Monfort Edges Royal Tourist In Aqueduct Finish
At Aqueduct opening under dreary skies the feature Aqueduct Handicap ends in a dramatic head finish with Monfort defeating Royal Tourist by a head after a tight stretch battle. Grandpa wins the selling steeplechase as DeMund takes the inaugural purse. crowd around 1,500 watches anxiously as riders clash amid suspensions and withdrawals.
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Queens County Jockey Club
Aqueduct
R. T. Wilson, Jr
Monfort
Harry Payne Whitney
Royal Tourist
Squire
Thomas Welsh
McCahey
Gilbert
Grandpa
Ramrod
Caller
Donahue
DeMund
Miller
Delirium
de Mund
John Johnson
Upton
Red, River
Saracinesca
Horse Races and Handicap Weights Listing
The card lists six races with weights for two and three year olds and maidens. Events include six furlongs selling and seven furlongs Woodmere Stakes plus a one mile handicap for all ages. Apprentice allowance claimed.
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Grandpa
Henderson
Ramrod
Kelleher
Caller
T. Donohue
Jim McGill
Sandy Creeker
Monfort
McCarthy
Royal Tourist
Gilbert
the Squire
McCahey
Court Lady
Rose Beaumont
Cullen
Eschau
Brussels
Tasata
Sententious
Upton
Merise
Lynch
Ee Et Guatemorgin
Xebec
Tme
Obdurate
Uncle Jim
Yorkist
Transvaal
Sanculne
Saracinescu
Okenite
Director
Black Mary
Queen Marguerite
Biskra
Montgomery
Dandelion
Tileing
Saylor
Tony Bonero
Marathon
Fort Johnson
Live Wire
Ben Ban
Stargowan
Whip Top
Black Oak
Beaucoup
Don Enrique
Elizabeth Sweeney
Dan de Noyles
Racquet
Eos W. Lebolt
Ramble
O. Uid
Green Hill
Battersby
Shadow Glance
Belmont Park plans two hunt meetings to fill open time
The United Hunts Association aims to stage two steeplechase and hunt racing events during Belmont Park downtime. Hunting clubs will hold the first week’s Tuesday and Friday sessions, on the Hunts course beside the Belmont track.
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United Hunts Association
Belmont Park
Westchester Racing Association
New York Veterans Beat Columbia Oval By 44 Runs
New York Veterans defeated Columbia Oval by 44 runs at Williamsbridge in a return cricket match. F. F. Kelly 63 and J. F. Brett 23 contributed solid runs while A. L. Helwitz 28 and F. Williamson 14 added resistance for Columbia Oval. Kelly also took 7 wickets for 28 runs.
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New York
Columbia Oval
Williamsbridge
J. F.brett
A. L. Helwitz
F. Williamson
F. F. Kelly
Largest New Jersey bass caught at Beaver Lake
Archie Inglis of the Rogers Locomotive Co and Samuel Munson sparked a Beaver Lake catch today with the season’s biggest New Jersey bass weighing 543 pounds for Inglis and 6% pounds for Munson. Both fish were landed using light rods on Beaver Lake.
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New York Times
Paterson N. J
New Jersey
Beaver Lake
Archie Inglis
Rogers Locomotive Company
Samuel Mungon
Inglis
Munson
Yale Football Injury Ends Player’s Season Start
Lee Gilbert Warren of Piqua Ohio, Yale football second eleven, bruised skull feared after a tackle with Henry Holt at daily practice. Warren convulsed on return to the gym. later reported much improved. Warren previously played for Washington and Jefferson College.
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New Haven
Conn
Lee Gilbert Warren
Piqua
Ohio
Yale
Henry Holt
Warren
University Gymnasium
Washington and Jefferson College
Boy Arraigned Over Streetcar Toy Prank
Eleven year old Robert Ramsey faced Children's Court after placing a stuffed dog on Hudson and Grove Street tracks. A policeman testified the stunt frightened passengers and caused sudden stops, with the boy later tossing a toy dog into a car through a window. the judge admonished him and discharged him.
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Robert Ramsey
Bedford Street
Children’s Court
Devel
Ryan
Charlies Street
Hudson and Grove Streets
Oliceman
Ramsey
Justice Deuel
Wife Pleads Poverty in Separation Suit
Mrs Annie Dern Ellis seeks alimony in Jersey City before Vice Chancellor Garrison as her suit for separation from Alfred J Ellis advances. Ellis contends the separation was by mutual consent and that he provided $50 000 in securities which she exhausted.
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Annie Dern Ellis
Northrup & Griffiths
Garrison
Jersey City
Alfred J. Ellis
Paterson
A. J. Ellis Company
Lyvo
Ellis
Bergen County
Ellises
Woodridge
Yale opens fall rowing and cross country practice
Fall rowing practice for Yale Varsity and Freshman candidates started today on the harbor in New Haven. The cross country squad also began work with light sessions at Yale Field track.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Frestiman
Army officers reassigned to inspect, recruit and treat
In Washington on September 28 key Army personnel received orders. Capt D C Sea grave moves to Oakland New Jersey to inspect powder. First Lieut W Harper to General Hospital San Francisco for treatment. Capt H W Schull to Richmond Virginia to inspect material. Major C C Jamieson to Syracuse New York to inspect material. Capt G D Guyer to join his Sixteenth Infantry. Capt C R Reynolds and Capt H F Pipes to Army Medical School for duty. First Lieut B Cotten to Columbus Barracks for recruiting. Lieut W W Bessell to Fort Wood for consultation on construction work.
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Washington
D. C. Seagrave
Ordnance
Oakland
N.J
W. Harper
Seventeenth Infantry
General Hospital
San Francisco
H. W. Schull
Richmond
C. C. Jamieson
Syracuse
WN. Y
G. D. Guyer
Sixteenth Infantry
C. R. Reynolds
H. F. Pipes
Rad Corps
Army Medical School
Uty
B. Cotten
Coast Artillery
Columbus Barracks
W. W. Bessell
Signal Corps
Fort Wood
Paymaster Ammen Sent to Natal Hospital
Paymaster A. G. Ammen, retired, is sent to Natal Hospital, Los Angeles, while Col. Chief Carpenter J. 8. Waltemeyer is sent home.
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A. G. Ammen
Natal Hospital
Los Angeles
J. 8. Waltemeyer
Movements of Naval Vessels Arrive and Sail
Arrived at Newport Colorado Mare Island are Stringham Barney De Long Thorn ton and Tingey. Sailed from Norfolk for Charleston Texas from Newport News for Bradford Abarenda from New York for Washington Sylph from Naples for Gibraltar Osceola from Key West for Pensacola Bagley from Norfolk for Annapolis and Yorktown from Sitka for Bremerton.
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Stringham
Barney
de Long
Thornton
Tingey
Newport
Colorado
Mare Island
Texas
Norfolk
Charleston
Abarenda
Newport News
Bradford
Sylph
New York
Washington
Alabama
Maine
Naples
Gibraltar
Osceola
Key West
Pensacola
Bagley
Annapolis
Yorktown
Sitka
Bremerton
Fishing and Fishermen Highlight Early Hudson River Bass Action
Striped bass fishermen report strong activity in the Hudson River from Riverside Drive to Mount St. Vincent with six bass caught by two Washington Heights anglers on Sunday. Snappers are plentiful at Great Kills and in sheltered coves near oyster stakes, while tree cod and weak fish appear after cooler weather. James Ryan of South Brooklyn hauled sixty five bass from Goose Creek as crabbing thrives in Jamaica Bay and surrounding areas.
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New Lon. S. Hook. Gov
Will. Pt
Osass
Hudson River
Riverside Drive
Mount St. Vincent
Washington Heights
Great Kills
S. L
Long Island Sound
Prince’s Bay
Jamaica Bay
Goose Creek
James Ryan
South Brooklyn
Entries surge for Vanderbilt and Grand Prize races
Entries for the Vanderbilt Cup and Grand Prize races near closing dates show fresh interest. Mercedes added to the Vanderbilt roster alongside new Lozier, Buick, and De Dion entries for the small-car event. Savannah entries include Michener Mulford to drive Lozier with car secrecy surrounding engine specs.
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Mercedes
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Foxhall P. Keene
Harry Payne Whitney
Mora
Lozier
Savannah
Harry Lezier
Perrin
Adirondacks
Michener Mulford
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