Giants Fight Back to Lead in Tampa? No, City Giants!
Giants pull ahead with Geod pitching and sharp defense at the Polo Grounds. Leon Ames sparks New York, besting Earl Moore in a tight contest as Cincinnati wins elsewhere. Pirates edge St. Louis and close on Chicago. Bresnahan out, Ames shines with solid plays, especially on a critical third inning double play.
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Tie decision uncertain as Nations League to rule game
President Murphy of the eaner baseball team seeks immediate ruling from President Pulliam after a dispute over a tie due to a technicality. Murphy and Le Gaye pressed for protest outcomes, Chicago club claims included, to be decided in Newark tomorrow.
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Unclear Philadelphia Court Names in Brief Text
Fragmentary OCR reads like a list of names and places including Philadelphia and Cleveland with references to umpires and officials. The readable items show entities but lack a clear incident or event to summarize. The fragment notes names Hurst Eveland Clarke Scuitzer Flater Lepp and locations Philadelphia Cleveland.
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Pole Gras Giants at Philadelphia by direct wire
Football brief notes a Giants versus Philadelphia matchup broadcast via direct wire from today’s edition. Ads and admin details appear after the main item. The report is terse with limited context and no further scores.
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Giants
Phila
Change in pennant race shifts NL standings
The National League pennant race tightens as the Giants beat Philadelphia, while Cincinnati stunned Chicago in the ninth inning and Cincinnati’s victory drops Chicago to third with Pittsburgh rising after beating St. Louis. Cleveland and Detroit won in the American League, Chicago and St. Louis rested, as Cleveland edges toward the lead.
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Giants
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Cincinnati
Reds
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Cubs
Pittsburg
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Cleveland
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Lajoie
Baseball results and standings from yesterday and today
Yesterday's results show New York over Philadelphia by 2 to 1 and Boston over Brooklyn 2 to 1, with Cincinnati and St Louis both scoring five. American League today features Washington at New York, Boston at Philadelphia, and Detroit 7 over Washington 5. National League standings list New York at 93 wins and Pittsburgh 85, with Chicago 78, Philadelphia 68, and Cincinnati 63. American League standings place Detroit and Cleveland ahead, with Boston at 564 and Philadelphia 578, plus Washington 558 and New York 476.
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Grand Prize entries for Savannah race revealed
The Automobile Club of America forwards confirmations from the Automobile Club de France naming De Dietrich, Clement-Bayard and Renault as Grand Prize competitors for Savannah on Thanksgiving. Drivers include Albert Duray, Hautvast, Szisz, with Italas entered by Italy and multiple Fiat, Benz, Mercedes, Itala and other makes. Entries for light and two-mile races, Vanderbilt Cup prelims, and safety measures in Philadelphia are also noted.
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Renault
Savannah
Albert Duray
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America
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Hautvast
Szisz
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Cameron
Superb Bas Crawls Up a Peg in NL Finale
Brooklyn outscored Boston 2 to 1 to move from last place in the National League race. Wilhelm pitched well for the Superbas, beating Chappelle as Dabien’s muff in the fourth inning allowed two Brooklyn runs with two out. The teams meet again in Brooklyn tomorrow.
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Brooklyn
Wilhelm
Superbas
Chappelle
Dabien
McMillan
Detroit Battery Admits Odd Team Names
Unclear OCR text references Detroit with names Donovan Mullin Washington Tannehill Street and mentions batteries. Details are fragmented, but indicate a local listing or notice format with several personal names and a city link.
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Washington
Donovan
Mullin
New York Americans Meet Washington at American League Park
The schedule lists a game today at 3:30 P.M. at American League Park between the New York Americans and Washington. The featured matchup expects a lively crowd and a close contest.
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New York Americans
Washington
Wise Mason Wins Bellerose Stakes at Aqueduct
Wise Mason a half-brother to McChesney won the Bellerose Stakes after interference and a late rail move by McCahey, finishing a full length ahead of The Gardener. Witching Hour set the pace but faded to third with Spellbound narrowly ahead of him. Waterspeed conquered the steeplechase to claim her fourth straight win, while Killicrankie faded and Milford upset in two events.
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Witching Hour
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Balgowan, once famed sire, dies at Woodlands farm
St Louis reports the death of Balgowan aged twenty one at Barney Schreiber’s breeding farm near Woodlands in St Louis County. once a celebrated figure in racing and breeding, his passing marks the end of an era for local thoroughbreds.
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Yale Harvard pick officials for annual game at Springfield
Yale and Harvard will select their game officials at a Springfield conference on Monday night. Both universities decline to have officials chosen by the central board, unlike other Western schools. Yale announces that application blanks for the Yale Princeton game at Princeton on November 14 and the Yale Harvard game here on November 21 will be issued next week and lists close on November 6 and 7 respectively.
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Lasker Retains World Chess Title in Sixteenth Win
In Munich on Sept 30 Emanuel Lasker of New York defeated Dr. Tarrasch of Nuremberg in the final game of the world championship. Lasker won eight of the sixteen games, Tarrasch three, with five draws. Tarrasch opened with a Ray Lopez and the game featured a four knights position before a rook sacrifice sealed the match for Lasker.
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Metropolitan Golf Association team picks for Lesley Cup event
Leighton Calkins announces the Metropolitan Golf Association Lesley Cup team led by Walter J. Travis as captain with Jerome D. Travers Max Behr Fred Herreshoff Findlay Behr Douglas John Ward Arden Robbins George Brokaw Dwight Partridge C A Dunning and John Reid Jr count among selections severe substitutions replace Seely and Archie Reid after a Garden City match a dinner follows for team officials and invited guests.
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Metropolitan Golf Association
Walter J. Travis
Jerome D. Travers
Max Behr
Fred Herreshoff
Findlay
Douglas
John M. Ward
Arden M. Robbins
George T. Brokaw
Dwight Partridge
C. A. Dunning
John Reid, Jr
Charles Seely
Archie Reid
Dunning
J. Reid
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Boston
New York
Gift At Lawn Tennis Ends In Bitterness Between Pell and Touchard
The New York Lawn Tennis Club final dissolved in controversy as Gustave F. Touchard deliberately frustrated play by hitting into the net and over backstops. After disputed line calls and a reversal in the eleventh game of the fourth set, Theodore Roosevelt Pell won 6-2, 4-6, 1-9, 7-5.
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Gustave F. Touchard
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Pell
Abraham Bassford, Jr
Ritchie
Peli
Spanish Queen wins Buckeye Stakes at Grand Circuit day
In Columbus on Sept 30 Spanish Queen captured the Buckeye Stakes worth 5000 dollars after breaking early and then trotting the middle mile near a minute. The Harvester took the Horse Review Futurity for three year olds, leading from the first turn and winning all heats for 3500 dollars.
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Hall
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Sadie Worthy
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Helen Hale
First Navy scrimmage ends with score near goal line
Annapolis Sept ? The Naval Academy regulars played the second team ten minutes of hard football this afternoon. Lange advanced to within two yards of the goal before going outside and Richardson carried it over for the touchdown. Richardson looks to be the first choice at fullback, bringing experience from Tennessee.
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Naval Academy
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Richardson
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Haggin Yearlings Sell Strongly At Newmarket Auction
A second consignment of yearlings owned by James B. Haggin of New York sold at Newmarket today. Thirty eight horses brought in total $33,000 as a larger crowd and brisk bidding compared with yesterday. The top price was $3,775 for a Watercress Gualala filly.
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James B. Haggin
New York
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Yale Defeats Wesleyan 16 to 0 In Ragged Opener
Yale beat Wesleyan 16 to 0 as Philbin Murphy and Coy starred in the backfield while Burch Logan and Brown shone on the line. Wesleyan surged briefly near the Blue goal but Yale's defense and end tackling held firm in a sunny, hot afternoon at New Haven.
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Harvard Beats Bowdoin 5 to 0 in Season Opener
Harvard opens football season at the Stadium with a 5 to 0 victory over Bowdoin. Smith scored on a 30 yard end run after advancing into Bowdoin territory. Fumbles and substitutions marked the game as Harvard tested various formations and forward passing.
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Pennsylvania Eleven Trounces Ursinus at Franklin Field
Pennsylvania opened the Quaker season with a 2 to 0 first half margin over Ursinus as Long end runs fueled most gains. An entirely new lineup appeared after halftime and managed a touchdown scoring drive.
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Bingham Holds Hard Talk With 19 Inspectors
Police Commissioner Bingham conducted a stern session with nineteen inspectors after returning from vacation to set expectations before registration day. He confirmed discussions covered gambling and other issues, and noted a transfer of Patrolman Joseph Wasserman from Alexander Avenue in The Bronx to Staten Island, with no official reason given.
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Two Jerome staff resign. McGuire joins Hotchkiss Barber firm
Assistant District Attorney William S. McGuire and Deputy ADA Edward L. Tinker resigned from Jerome’s staff. McGuire will practice law in Hotchkiss Barber firm, to be renamed Hotchkiss Barber McGuire. Tinker to Bermuda with family for winter. both served three years. McGuire founded Hamilton Athletic Club and is noted pony polo player.
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Hamilton Athletic Club
Rescuer Goes Aground After Reef Incident
The Prins Willem I rescued the Yamuri crew from Castle Island after a hurricane wrecked the fruit steamer. The Aster ran close to the reef and grounded while attempting to fetch them. The Relief towboat freed the Aster and towed it to Erie Basin drydock after days of work.
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Battle Lines Drawn In Hains Divorce Case
Mrs. Claudia Libby Hains will file a three thousand word affidavit on Monday as part of an answer to Captain Peter C. Hains divorce suit. The filing seeks possession of her children and seeks counsel fees while denying any improper intimacy with William Annis and claiming jealousy by T Jenkins Hains. The Brooklyn Supreme Court heard arguments but postponed ruling until Monday.
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Evelyn Thaw Denied Access to White Plains Jail
Evelyn Thaw arrived in White Plains around noon dressed in black and sought admission to visit her husband but was refused by Sheriff Lane who cited orders preventing entry. She blamed her husband’s lawyer and speculated about new notions. Sheriff Lane noted extradition papers were with the U.S. marshal in Brooklyn awaiting service.
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Detective Evicted At Aqueduct For Blackmail Scheme
A man claimed employment by a private detective agency to gather evidence against alleged violators of the Agnew Hart law at Aqueduct was evicted after taking two marked bills from a former bookmaker. He had written letters proposing to switch work and reveal detective methods, which led Seymour Butler of Pinkerton to intervene and have the marked money handed to him.
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