Autos in Long Race and Automotive Contests At Brighton Beach
Fourteen cars entered for the 24 hour race at Brighton Beach track with starts tonight and a finish tomorrow night. Notables include Barney Oldfield in a six cylinder Stearns car and Lewis Strang in a Christie, with De Palma in Fiat Cyclone and Robertson in Fiat Tornado among contenders.
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No Let Up in Keen Baseball Fight
New York did not gain ground in the National League pennant race, splitting a doubleheader with Philadelphia while Chicago won elsewhere. In the American League the top three clubs Chicago Detroit and Cleveland rested as the season nears a final phase with Detroit meeting Chicago and St Louis facing Cleveland.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Cleveland
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Warue President Hears Evidence On September Game At Polo Grounds
Hers Pulliam, president of the National Warue, arrived from Cincinnati with evidence to decide the New York and Chicago clubs’ September 2 game at the Polo Grounds. He planned a ruling that day but postponed it. Umpire Emgne, asked about Merkle touching second base, met with Mr. but no interview details were released.
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Polo Grounds
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Superbass Beat Boston Again in Ninth Inning Win
Brooklyn trailed St Louis and Washington Park but topped Boston 2 to 1 in the final series opener. McIntyre outpitched McCarthy as Brooklyn scored in the ninth with two hits and a sacrifice, supported by strong defense and timely outs. Sweeney Graham Dahien and Bates contributed, while Boston left runners stranded late.
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Chicago Blows Out Cincinnati 8 0 In Offense Showdown
Score line shows Chicago dominates Cincinnati with an 8 to 0 final. Pitching and fielding strengths highlight a one sided contest as Creimmell and Battery partners contribute to a shutout backed by Reulbach Kling and umpires Owen and others.
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National League games today and yesterday results
National League matches today include New York at Boston at Broskiga and Chicago at Cincinnati with two games. Pittsburg at St. Louis also two games. Yesterday New York beat Philadelphia 4 3 and Philadelphia won 6 2 in the second game. Chicago 6 Cincinnati 2. Boston 1 Chicago 1.
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Keen Golf by Women Miss Mix Leads Field
A one day women’s golf tournament at Hackensack Golf Club concluded with Mrs. H Reeve Stockton winning the 18 hole handicap event at 101 20 81 seven under the next best net. Miss Mix led early and finished strong with a 91 at men’s tees in a four ball win with W H Watt.
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Yankees Win At Home Over Washington 2 to 1
Jack Chesbro outpitched Walter Johnson as the Yankees beat the Senators 2 to 1. Gardner and Kleinow contributed to the decisive seventh inning rally, with McKveen driving in the winning run. Johnson labored through scattered Washington hits while Chesbro held the Senators to four.
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Intercity Races on Speedway By Road Drivers Assn
The Road Drivers' Association of New York plans an intercity meeting for trotters and pacers at the Speedway on Wednesday October 31. Six events offer silver cups and special ribbons, three for pacers and three for trotters. Open to amateur drivers only.
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The Eel Wins Again at Columbus Grand Circuit
The Eel defeated Hedgewood Boy in straight heats as a free-for-all pacer at the Columbus meeting following a win over Minor Heir last week. Czarvena lowered her own record and the season mark for two year olds with a 2.6% finishing heat. She also trotted the final quarter in 6.32% while Fanny Lawson failed to pose a serious challenge.
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Giants Split Twin Bill in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia the Giants win a six run battle in the sixth, Dovlin starts the rally with a single and Devlin scores on a double misplayed by Magee. Knabe, Coveleski and McGinnity dominate the rest as the Quakers answer with late scoring but New York holds a split. Magee doubles, Titus drives in runs, and McGinnity survives a rough start before holding firm.
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New York Americans Face Washington in P. M. Tie
Brief sports note notes a New York Americans game against the Washington team scheduled for the afternoon. The item highlights the matchup without detailing scores or venues.
Races Cut To Pieces At Aqueduct Amid Close Finishes
The Aqueduct program saw four tight finishes amid owner and trainer clipping the card. Monfort edged The Squire in the Stonybrook Stakes as Sandy Creeker and Jimmy Lane dueled in the steeplechase. Wyngall and Sweet rebounded, with Sweet’s jockey showing three wins, as Yankee Daughter earned a bracket.
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Yale Crimson football practice yields injuries and lineup changes
Yale reports five players sidelined with injuries including Haines a hip bruise while Brides gains eligibility and joins the varsity at right guard. Princeton Bowdoin and other campuses push drills as teams prepare for early clashes with Tufts Rutgers and more.
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Deer hunting opens across Maine under season rules
Bangor Maine October first hundreds of sportsmen entered the woods seeking the two deer they may kill under state laws between now and December fifteenth the close season for the year ending at midnight last night announced.
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New York Fire Underwriters May Seek Premium Reduction
The New York Board of Fire Underwriters may reduce waterfront insurance premiums as Fire Commissioner Hayes argues improved department efficiency and high pressure water service justify lower rates. The plan hinges on water pumping capacity and past San Francisco quake adjustments, with a potential 19 percent cut in the congested district and rebates tied to completing the high pressure system.
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Keene Yearlings Bring $14,360 At Newmarket Auction
Fifteen high class yearlings sent from the United States by James F. Keene sold at Newmarket for a total of 14360 dollars. The top price was 3780 dollars for a chestnut colt sired by Disguise II Dormst Flower. A filly by Star Ruby Cap and Bells brought 3150 dollars. Cap and Bells had won the English Oaks for Mr. Keene.
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