Giants Rally Past Quakers In Tight Doubleheader Finish
In a tense game at the Polo Grounds New York edged Philadelphia 2-1 as Leon Ames excelled on the mound and in key plays. Giants shrug off a late Quakers push with sharp fielding and timely hits, while Boston and Chicago linger in pursuit in a crowded standings chase.
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Giants Came To Bat Tennes
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Herzog
Tie game decision looms after protest in MLB clash
President Murphy of the nine baseball team asked National League President Pulliam to settle the dispute and declare the game a tie after a technical issue arose as York had won. Murphy waived delay to submit evidence, while statements from Murphy and others spark debate over protests including Chicago club claims. Newark is expected to hear the decision tomorrow, with speculation that Ree Wil may win.
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Cleveland Beats Philadelphia in Narrow 6 to 1 Victory
Cleveland defeats Philadelphia 6 to 1 with umpire decisions credited to Hurst and Clarke. Schlitzer Frater and Lepp noted among the officials as Stevelend, Phila, and Cleveland players contend for the win amid unclear OCR text.
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Lepp
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Polo Gras Today Giants Meet Phila at Five
Giants face Philadelphia today in a direct wire update with play by play reports. Admission is 25 cents.
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Phila
Irect Wire
Change in pennant race shifts NL standings
In a dramatic ninth inning in Cincinnati, the Reds upset Chicago, reshaping the National League pennant chase. The Cubs drop to third behind Pittsburgh, while New York’s chances brighten as Giants stumble on the road. Cleveland and Detroit win in the American League as Chicago and St Louis rest.
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Baseball results and standings from yesterday and today
Yesterday's results show New York over Philadelphia 1 to 2, Brooklyn 2 over Boston 1, Cincinnati 6 over Chicago 5, and St Louis 5 over Pittsburg 7. National League standings list New York leading with 93 wins and 53 losses, Cincinnati 85 35, Boston 78 68, Brooklyn 83 83, St Louis 82 65, Chicago 85 62, Philadelphia 61 82. American League games today feature Washington against New York and Boston against Philadelphia, with Detroit 7 over Washington 5 and Cleveland 6 over Philadelphia 1. standings show Detroit 87 61, Boston 76 68, Cleveland 87 62, Philadelphia 65 80, Chicago 85 62, Washington 61 82, St Louis 82 65, New York 48 97.
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Timely Auto Topics Grand Prize Entries at Savannah
The Automobile Club of America confirms entries from De Dietrich Clement-Bayard and Renault for the Grand Prize race at Savannah on Thanksgiving Day. Duray Hautvast Szisz drive the De Dietrich Clement-Bayard Renault cars with Italas also entered. Additional entries include many giants of motor racing as the Vanderbilt Cup and twenty-four hour events unfold with safety measures in place and Lloyds coverage arranged.
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Superb as Crawl Up A Peg In Final NL Tilt
Brooklyn beats Boston 2 to 1 to avoid last place as Wilhelm outduels Chappelle. Dahlen’s muff in the fourth inning produced Brooklyn’s two runs and the win. teams meet again in Brooklyn tomorrow.
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Detroit Battery Makers Advance In City Competition
In Detroit the Detroit Batteries team, including Donovan Mullin and Sch Washington, beat rivals in a local contest. Key players Tannehill and Street contributed as Didan and Egan items were noted in reports from the event.
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Americans vs Washington Park in AL at 3 30 P M
Local baseball note records an American League matchup between the New York Americans and Washington Park scheduled for 3 30 P M today at a park venue. The brief lists teams and start time with no further context.
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Washington Park
Wise Mason Wins Hellierose Stakes at Aqueduct
Wise Mason a half brother to McChesney upset early pace and a bad pocket to win the Hellierose Stakes by a full length over The Gardener at Aqueduct. Witching Hour led early but faded, Spellbound took third as jockey McCahey rode Wise Mason clear on the rail. Waterspeed swept the steeplechase, with Yama Christy placing third by a head. Kiliecrankie faded in the fifth, Milford upsetting Juggler in place. Hildreth shipped King James and Montgomery to California as the card produced a clear track and modest crowds.
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Notable sire Balgowan dies near Woodlands farm
St Louis confirms the death of Balgowan a famed stallion once a top sire two decades ago. He passed away at Barney Schreiber’s breeding farm near Woodlands in St Louis County after years contributing to a notable breeding legacy.
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Yale and Harvard to pick officials for game in Springfield
Yale and Harvard will select officials for their annual football game at a Springfield conference next Monday night. The two schools decline central-board selection while other Western universities accept it. Yale announces application blanks for the Yale Princeton game on November 14 and the Yale Harvard game on November 21, with lists closing November 4 and 7.
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Lasker Holds Title in World Chess Championship
Emmanuel Lasker of New York retained the world chess title by winning the sixteenth and final game against Dr. Tarrasch of Nuremberg in Munich. Across sixteen games Lasker took eight wins to three for Tarrasch with five draws. Tarrasch opened with a Ray Lopes from the White side but soon faced a forced rook sacrifice that decided the match.
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Metropolitan Golf Association announces team lineup and events
Leighton Calkins unveils the Metropolitan Golf Association Lesley cup squad with Walter Travis as captain and a roster including Jerome Travers Max Behr Fred Herreshoff and others. A Garden City dinner follows the match and about twenty top golfers from Philadelphia Boston and New York will be invited. The St Andrews Club hosts the fourteenth semi annual 36 hole medal open to University Club members on October 7 with entries due October 6. A two ball foursomes tie at Fairfield County Golf Club yields Mr and Mrs F C Hilliard as winners. Mrs Alexander Smith dies after illness prompting retirement from the metropolitan open championship.
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Jerome D. Travers
Max Behr
Fred Herreshoff
Findlay
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John M. Ward
Arden M. Robbins
George T. Brokaw
Dwight Partridge
C. A. Dunning
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Archie Reid
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St. Andrews Golf Club
Arthur H. Lockett
Pine Street
Robert L. Harrison
B. B. Lawrence
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A. H. Lockett
Paul R. Bonner
Gift at Lawn Tennis Ends Bitterly in NYC Championship
In a New York Lawn Tennis Club final, Theodore Roosevelt Pell defeats Gustave F. Touchard 6-2 4-6 1-9 7-5 after Touchard repeatedly hit into the net and over the backstops. A disputed eleventh game in the fourth set sparked the controversy and altered points.
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Gustave F. Touchard
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Ritchie
Spanish Queen wins Buckeye Stakes at Grand Circuit meet
Columbus Ohio September 30 Spanish Queen won the Buckeye Stakes a 5000 event after a first turn break she trotted the middle half in about a minute and led all the way in the final two heats The Harvester captured the Horse Review Futurity for three year olds leading from the start and won the other heats with total winnings of 8500.
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Nancy Royce
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First Navy Eleven Scrimmage Reports Tight Anthem of Play
Naval Academy regulars battled the second team in a ten minute scrimmage at Annapolis. Richardson appears set as fullback after carrying the ball to the two yard line and scoring. Lange advanced to the goal line before Richardson finished the play.
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Academy
Haggin Yearlings Sell Well At Newmarket Auction
A second consignment of yearlings owned by James B. Haggin of New York sold at Newmarket auctions. Thirty eight horses realized an aggregate of $32,000 with stronger attendance and bidding than the previous day. The top price was $3,776 for a Watercress-Gualala filly.
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James B. Haggin
New York
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Gualala
Yale Defeats Wesleyan 16 to 0 In Gridiron Opener
Yale ground game prevails as Philbin, Murphy and Coy shine in the backfield. Wesleyan presses late but unable to break through Yale’s stingy defense. Cooney adjusts at tackle but quarterback signals draw mixed reviews amid warm weather. End speed and line defense cited as Yale’s bright spots.
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Harvard Tops Bowdoin 5-0 In Season Opener
Harvard defeats Bowdoin 5 to 0 in a hard fought football opener at the Stadium. Smith scores the lone touchdown on a 30 yard end run after a forward pass drive. Fumbling and substitutions marred Harvard's play as Bowdoin threatened briefly in the second half. Referees from Dartmouth and Bowdoin officiate.
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E. K. Hall
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J. C. Donnelly
Pennsylvania Tees Off Ursinus 24 in First Half at Franklin Field
Pennsylvania, dominant with the first eleven on the field, built a 24 to 0 lead against Ursinus at Franklin Field. A fresh lineup in the second half still managed a single touchdown as Manier and Hollenback scored, with Scarlett kicking five extra points. Referee Godcharles, umpire McCarthy, field judge Crowell, and linesman Seen officiated. Timeouts each half were twenty minutes.
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Swarthmore
Bingham Holds Hard Talk With Nineteen Inspectors
Police Commissioner Bingham met with nineteen inspectors after returning from vacation to set clear election instructions before registration day. He acknowledged addressing gambling and other issues, and hinted at a transfer involving Patrolman Joseph Wasserman from Alexander Avenue in The Bronx to Staten Island.
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Two Jerome Staff Members Resign From DA Office
Assistant District Attorney William McGuire and Deputy Assistant District Attorney Edward L. Tinker resigned from Jerome's staff. McGuire will join Hotchkiss Barber McGuire. Tinker cites ill health and will spend winter in Bermuda with his family. Both served about three years. McGuire founded the Hamilton Athletic Club and is a pony polo figure.
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Bermuda
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Rescuer Goes Aground After Reef Near Castle Island Incident
The Dutch steamer Prins Willem I rescued the Yamuri crew after a hurricane wreck near Castle Island. Uller ran aground while close by to recover survivors and was later towed free by the Relief to Erie Basin drydock. One crewman refused passage to New York, surviving two weeks aboard at Castle Island.
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New York
Battle Lines Drawn In Hains Divorce Case Involving Alleged Confession
Mrs. Claudia Libby Hains fights Captain Peter C. Hains in Brooklyn Supreme Court over child possession and legal fees. Her forthcoming affidavit alleges she was drugged during a confession and accuses T Jenkins Hains of jealousy and instigation in the homicide case linked to William E. Annis.
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Thaw Wife Denied Admission to White Plains Jail
Evelyn Thaw arrived in White Plains at noon dressed in black and sought to visit her husband but Sheriff Lane refused admittance citing orders. She lingered at a local hotel until train time and speculated the move was the work of Thaw’s lawyer or another of his so called freakish notions. The sheriff awaited a copy of extradition papers from Brooklyn and warned of constitutional defects before any removal. Mrs Thaw said she would seek a court order to see him.
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Charles Morschauser
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Lane
Pittsburg
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New York
Detective evicted at Aqueduct over alleged blackmail plot
A man claiming recent employment by a private detective agency to gather evidence against possible violators of the Agnew Hart law at the racetrack was evicted at Aqueduct after accepting two marked bills from a former bookmaker. He had written letters offering to sell information in exchange for employment and exposing the detectives, prompting Pinkerton investigator Seymour Butler to arrange payment delivery.
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