Fourteen Cars Named for Twenty Four Hour Auto Race
Brighton Beach track hosts the Motor Racing Association event with fourteen entries in the twenty four hour race. Contenders include Barner OldSeid in a six cylinder Sicarus and Laurent or Marquis in a Stearns, plus Fiat Cyclone pilots De Palma and Robertson. Other notes cover preliminaries, match race talk, five and ten mile trials, and Vanderbilt Cup entries.
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Motor Racing Association
Brighton Beach
Wrckot, Church
Ralph de Palma
George Robertson
Mercedes
Hotchkiss
Stears
Oldfield
Stearns
Moon
Welch
Brooklrn Rapid Transit
Brooklyn Bridge
Barney Oldfield
Steams
Can DE Palma
Mat
Geo. Robertson
Resnape
Lger Centaineenet
Iin
Baseball pennant race unchanged after doubleheader
New York held ground by breaking even with Philadelphia, while Chicago kept winning. The three leaders in both leagues showed little movement. American League action paused as Chicago Detroit and Cleveland rested. final phase resumes with Detroit versus Chicago and St. Louis versus Cleveland today.
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New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
National Value President Hers Pulliam Visits City
Pulliam arrived from Cincinnati and said he had evidence to decide the November game status for Chicago clubs. The Polio Grounds were his noted location. He planned to meet later but did not reveal any interview details or whether Merkle touched second base in the final play.
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Pulliam
National Walue
Cincinnati
Ami
Chicago
Polio Grounds
Ion
Emilie
Merkle
Puttam
Brooklyn Beats Boston 2-1 in Ninth Inning Thriller
The Brooklyn team edged Boston 2 to 1 as the Su- Petter bonus player led in the ninth with two hits. MeIntyre outpitched McCarthy while strong double plays halted Boston threats. Bates, Recker, and Browne contributed defensively in a tight late game.
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Brokiyn
St. Louis
Washington
Boston
Su- Petter
Elie
Melmore
McCarthy
Brooklyn
Bates
Jordan
Burch
McMillan
Jordan Cchan
Toe McMillen
Firet
MeIntyre
Greaheam
Emaire
Chicago Triumph as Cincinnati Shutout Stumbles
A garbled box score shows Chicago dominating Cincinnati with a 6 to 0 scoreline. The fragment hints at overs, pitches, and players such as Owen and Kling, but many names are unreadable.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Meries Chie md Kling
Cina Bper Nee An Phe
jaupiren—Owen
National and American League Games Schedule and Standings
Today two NL doubleheaders head to Chicago Cincinnati St Louis and Pittsburgh. Yesterday New York beat Cincinnati 6 2 Boston 6 1. AL schedule includes Washington New York Boston Philadelphia Chicago Cleveland St Louis Detroit. Yesterday New York 3 Washington 2. NL standings show New York 94 54 685 Cincinnati 73 78 Pittsburgh 95 83 Boston 63 84 Chicago 95 55 633 Brooklyn 50 98 Philadelphia 79 68 534 St Louis 49 101 P C American League standings list Detroit 87 61 Boston 70 7 Cleveland 87 62 Philadelphia 66 80 Chicago 85 62 Washington 61 86 St Louis 82 65 658 New York 49 87 P C ATO 424
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Oes
New York
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Boston
Chicago
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
St. Louis
P.c
Pey
Detroit
BRG Boster
Cleveland
Washington
P.C. Ato
Keen Golf by Women Miss Mix Leads Field
One of the region s most successful one day women s tournaments was decided at Hackensack Golf Club. Mrs H Reeve Stockton Plainfield won the 18 hole medal handicap with 11 20 31 seven under the next best total by Mrs Ralph Lane Richmond County CC. Miss Julia Er ix Englewood won the gross prize with a 9 from scratch. Miss Mix led early with a 4 on the opening hole and later played from the men s tees to card 41 in the four belt match victory with W H Watt over Mrs J W Callan and W D Moffat.
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Hackensack
H. Reeve Stockton
Plainfield
Ralph Lane
Richmond County Country Club
Julia Erix
Englewood
Mix
Penge Schwarzwalder
Batuistol
Miss Schwarzwaelder
Baitusrol
Miss Schwarzwalder
T. Neilsen
W. A. Holmen
C. Biauvelt
North Jersey
Sege Hackensack
C. E. Seiter
Siwanoy
H. Thomas Hackensack
H Terhune
Repplier
North Jerseys
C. Griges
Intercity Races Set on Speedway for Oct 7
The Road Drivers' Association of New York announced an intercity meeting for trotters and pacers on the Speedway Wednesday October 7. Six events will award silver cups and special ribbons with three events for pacers and three for trotters. Races open only to amateur drivers.
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Road Drivers’ Association of New York
Speedway
Yankees Win Home Opener Over Washington 2-1
Chesbro outpitched Walter Johnson as the Yankees edged the Senators 2 to 1 at home. Gardner sparked a third inning rally with a two-base hit, and Kleinow scored the go ahead run in the seventh on Chesbro’s sacrifice and McKeven’s single. Johnson yielded four hits, while Chesbro allowed three, with New York’s defense turning key plays against Washington.
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Yankees
Chicago
Detroit
St Louis
Walter Johnson
Jack Chesbro
Washington Wonder
New York
Philadelphia
Elberfeld
Chesbro
Johnson
Happy Jack
Griffith
Senators
Clymer
McBride
Street
Kleinow
Gardner
Eleinow
Conroy
McKveen
Washington
Bells
Shipke
Meliveen
Morterity
O'Rourke
McGinnity
Magee
Bransfield
Barry
Seymour
Shean
Coveleski
Herzog
McCormick
Danlin
The Eel Dominates Columbus Grand Circuit Pace
The Eel defeated Hedgewood Boy in straight heats to win a free-for-all pacer race at the Columbus Grand Circuit meeting. Czervena lowered her own record and season mark for two year olds by taking the Horse Review Futurity heat in 206 percent with a 632 percent last quarter. Fanny Lawson failed to pose a serious threat.
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Columbus
Ohio
Hedgewood Boy
Czervena
Fanny Lawson
Giants Triumph and Fall in Philadelphia Series Summary
In Philadelphia the Giants split a doubleheader with the Quakers. Dooin scored on Grant's single after a Bridwell throw, while Knabe fanned Knabe. Covaleski and McGinnity dominated for the Quakers with key hits and fielding plays, including Titus driving in multiple runs. The seventh inning saw a late surge as Danlin drilled a two-bagger, producing the final runs.
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Dooin
Bridwell
Devlin
Osborne
Matty
Ritchie
Grant
Knabe
Dovlin
Seymour
Titus
Needham
Sun
Magee
Covaleski
Pole
Giants
McGinnity
Wiltse
Fr. M.-American League Par Washington 7 Te der
Parsed fragment shows an American League game note involving Washington and New York Americans with unclear context and incomplete team names.
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Fr. M
Washington
New York Americans
Races Cut to Pieces at Aqueduct Amid Close Finishes
The Aqueduct program featured four tight finishes as owners trimmed cards and critics clashed over the sport’s management. Monfort won the Stonybrook Stakes over The Squire by a half length, Jimmy Lane edged Sandy Creeker in the steeplechase, and Yankee Daughter earned racing brackets for the maiden class. Jockey Sweet, on Ide D Monfort and Dolly Banker, rode three winners with Sweet back in form.
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Aqueduct
Queens County Jockey Club
Darrin
Queens County
Philadelphia
Giants
Monfort
Squire
Jimmy Lane
Sandy Creeker
Sandy Crecker
Tha D
Salvidere
Sweet
Ide D
Dolly Banker
RK. B. Watkins
Ida D
McWarthy
Biskra
Dixie Himmel
J King
Crowley
Olus
Upward
Hicirace
Anna Page
G. BR. Tompkins
Allen
Bera Jimmy Lane
Henderson
Mazagan—Laeille
Navarre
A. Zimmer
McCarthy - Yan
Upton
J. Lee Merise
MecCahey
Cullen
Ch. c
Ornament Brean
Montpel'er Stable
Lia Sweet Monfort
the Squire
Rauce
Airtin
Chuctananda John Sanford
Fort Johnson
McCarthy Isle
Tony Bonero
Antony HI
Doyle
Mazuma
McCahey
B. S
Kingston
Lady Gay
Montpelier
Write
Orse
Dolly Spanker
McCarthy
Lange
Norbitt
Schmidt
Chaplet
Fievigny
Battleaxe
Lynch
Ward
Miss Alert Adriadhe
Animus
Saylor
Saracinescu
Golconda
Queen of the Hills Orientte
Spectatress
Royal Captive
Lady Selina
Wise Mason
Statesman
Schleswig
Cat
Miss Crawford Beaucoupt
Samuel
Lida
Lord Stanhope
Gramsar
Gramia Ake
Helen Harv
Nasturtia
Garianey
My Martutch
Rose Heaumont
Yale Opens Practice Amid Several Player Injuries
Yale reports five players sidelined in practice including Haines after a hard punt collision. Brides gains eligibility and joins the varsity at right guard. Princeton undertakes heavy drills with 33 on the first team, scoring twice in scrimmage. Bowdoin and Cranial Crimson scrimmage noted along with Navy Annapolis forward passes. Army focuses on forward passes as Tufts game looms.
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Telegraph
the Tribune
New Haven
Yale
Philbin
Hobbs
Haines
Bates
van Sinderen
College
Rockford
Iil
Brides
Wesleyan
Ned Glass
Clarence Alcott
Cambridge
Mass
Haughton
Crimson
Bowdoin
Varsity
Cutler
G. Browne
Crowley
Bob Browne
Dunlap
Hoar
Tribune
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Lange
Reifsnider
Robertson
Relnicke
Richardson
Nason
Stuart
Meyer
King
Northcroft
Rutgers
West Point
N. Y
Army
Wood
Greble
Nelly
Tufts
Dean
Wix
Stearns
Hunters Seek Two Deer as Season Opens Across Maine
Bangor October 1 Massachusetts hunters flocked into Maine woods as the two deer allowed by state law may be killed between now and December 15 with the close season ending at midnight last night.
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Bangor
Fire Underwriters may cut Manhattan waterfront premiums
New York Board of Fire Underwriters is to consider Fire Commissioner Hayes’s proposal to reduce insurance rates along Manhattan and Brooklyn waterfronts. The move weighs improved department efficiency and the new high pressure system in lower Manhattan against past 10 percent premium boosts after the San Francisco quake.
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New York Board of Fire Underwriters
Hayes
McClellan
Manhattan
Brooklyn
O'Brien
Department of Water Supply, Gas and Electricity
Wll
Board of Fire Underwriters
San Francisco
Chambers
Bronx
Queens
Maanhattas
Chambers Street
S@ street
Fee Insurance
Keene yearlings dominate English sale and Oaks win
In Newmarket England on Oct i James F P Keene sent fifteen high class yearlings to auction fetching 314362 in total. The top price was 2780 for a chestnut by Disguise II Dorset Flower. A Star Ruby Cap and Betts filly named Cap and Belle won the English Oaks for Mr Keene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newmarket
England
James FP. Keene
Dorset Flower
Star Ruby
Cap and Betts
Cap and
Belle
Mr. Keene
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Long Island Parkway
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Racing Boera
American Automobile Association
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Sevennah
Renault
Isotta
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Matheson
Thomas
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123Th Street
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Seventh Ave
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Piatbush Ave
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Nostrand Ave
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