Beginning of the Twenty-Four Hour Race At Brighton Beach
The crowd of about a thousand braved wind and chill to watch the Motors Racing Association twenty four hour event. Ralph De Palma set a new mile time trial record and Barney Oldfield won two afternoon races in the Stearns car.
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Motor Racing Association
Ralph de Palmz
Barney Oldfield
Ralph de Palma
Barney Ogid
Stearns
Tom Moore
Garford
Ed Young
Bach
Lozier No
Michael
Simplex
Lewis Strang
Lozier
Big Thames
Harry Cobe
Lazier
Cabe
Emg
Hotchkiss
Kilpatrick
Coadh
Palmer-Singer
Howard
Oldfield
George Robertson
de Palma
Amne
Mercedes
Spanish Queen's Stake at Bankers and Brokers Purse winner
Spanish Queen owned by George A Esterbrook of Denver won the Bankers and Brokers Purse worth $16. Carinkin and Genteel H were top contenders. The program featured multiple heats and betting, with several horses collecting purses and a dramatic finish described.
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Columbus
Ohio
George A Esterbrook
Denver
Bankers and Brokers
Carinkin
Mary Laidley
Sever Queen
B. m
Onward Silver
Macey
Durfee
McDonald
tAmCrewa
B. OW. McDonald
Xebma. Bom
Barges
Axelay
Thomas
Maney Resee
Bik
McCarthy
the Clanaman
Heryon
Ak Esee
Head and Head Race for NL Pennant Tightens
Pittsburg and New York lead the National League after Pirates won two from St. Louis and the Giants beat the Quakers while Chicago moved up with a win over Cincinnati. In the American League Detroit won a ninth inning finish over St. Louis to begin the pennant drive and Cleveland triumphed in a classic against Chicago. Joss allowed no first basemen for Chicago and Walsh fanned fifteen. Detroit leads Cleveland by four with Chicago thirteen behind.
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Pittsburg
New York
Pirates
St. Louis
Giants
Quakers
Chicago
Cubs
Cincinnati
Detroit
Cleveland
Joss
Walsh
National League Games and Standings Summary
National League games were played today in New York and Philadelphia with Boston at Brooklyn and Pittsburg at St Louis and Chicago at Cincinnati. Yesterday results: New York 7 Philadelphia 2. Pittsburg 7 St Louis 4 first game and 2 1 second game. Chicago 5 Cincinnati 0. Brooklyn 3 Boston 2. Standings show New York 95 54 .638, Pittsburg 97 55 .638, Chicago 96 58 .636, Philadelphia 79 70 .530, Cincinnati 73 78 .480, Brooklyn 51 88 .410, Boston 63 .426, St Louis 49 103 .322.
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New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklinn
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Te. Pet
Washington Domination Beats Yankees In Big 12-2 Drubbing
Washington chased Billy Hogg early, then Lake faltered as the Senators slugged three homers and five runs in the sixth. Milan and Clymer led the outburst with back to back shots while Mortality and Blair provided scoring. The Yankees tally came late as Mortality stole second and scored. next game is a doubleheader to close the AL season.
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Yankees
Washington
Senators
Billy Hogg
Lake
Mortality
Blair
Foy Clymer
Milan
Joss Pitches a No Hit Game for Cleveland
Cleveland defeats Chicago 10 to 0 in a remarkable big league game as Joss shuts out Chicago without a hit and without a baserunner. Walsh hurls eight innings with 15 strikeouts for Chicago while Cleveland relies on LaJoie’s stellar defense. Umpires Connolly and O Loughlin.
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Joss
Cleveland
Chicago
Lajoie
Walsh
Goode
Clarke
Joss and Clarke
Shew
Connolly
O’ Loughlin
Detroit Batteries Umpires and Players Named
Detroit match details list Summers Mullin Schmidt for Detroit and Waddell Smith Howell Spencer for St. Louis. Umpires Sheridan and Egan. The batting figures include .3997009 for Detroit and .01009311 for St. Louis with scores 282-710 and -6 respectively.
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Detroit
RHE
Superbabs Beat Doves to Stay Above Last in NL Race
Patsy Donovan and the Superbas won a third straight from Boston at Washington Park, signaling a likely finish above last in the National League. Boston led 2-0 after Pastorius’s hit, but Brooklyn tied it in the eighth on a Hummell single, a wild pitch, and Jordan’s double, with a final 3-2 score. Jordan had the two-base hit. Becker and Bates stole bases. a double play by Sheehan and Jordan aided Brooklyn’s defense. Continuous rain of details, including bases on balls and pitching notes, are listed in the box score from the 1900 game.
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Washington
New York
Moriarity
Milan
Clymer
Freeman
Ganley
Lake
Hoge
Agland
McBride
Shipke
Keeler
Keeley
O'Rourke
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Hogg
tall—Street
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Sheehan
Jordan
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University Field
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Yales
Tigers
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Waller
Whaley
Ames
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Tenney
Fexen
Herzog
Moren
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Doom
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Magee
Leon
Knabe
Seymour
Donlin
Mike
Me' Cormick
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Dail
Iunning Klem
Klem
Bransfield
Doolin
Quakers
Covalesky
Matty
Giants
Chicago Beats Cincinnati 5 to 0 in Cincinnati
Report notes Chicago defeated Cincinnati 5 to 0 with pitchers Brown and King for Chicago and Rowan avidge and McLean for Cincinnati. Umpires Rigler and Oven listed.
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Cincinnati
RHE
Chicago
Brown and King
Rowan
American League Games and Standings Report
Washington beat New York 12 to 2 and New York lost twice as Boston defeated Philadelphia 8 to 1 in earlier games. Chicago shut out Cleveland and Detroit topped St. Louis 7 to 6. Boston leads with 88 wins 61 losses and a .591 percentage. Detroit 88 62 .587. Philadelphia 68 53 .560. Chicago 85 63 .574. Washington 83 42 .664. St. Louis 82 66 .554. New York 49 98 .333.
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Washington
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cleveland
St. Louis
Detroit
BOS
Boston Golfers Win Put Out Quaker Team
Boston defeated Philadelphia 7 matches to 5 in the Garden City Golf Club contest for the Robert Lesley cup. Morning singles favored Boston 6 4 with wind hindering scoring, while Philadelphia won most afternoon foursomes.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Tricity
Robert Lesley
Garden City
Daniel Chauncey
G. Herbert Windeler
United States Golf Association
Massachusetts Golf Association
Lessey
J. G. Anderson
Massachusetts
Simon Carr
Huntingdon Valley
Anderson
Carr
Hugo Johnstone
J. G. Thorp
Dr. Carr
H. B. McFarland
McFarland
Johnstone
Thorp
New York
Wagner's Home Run Sparks Pirates Past St Louis
In a double header, the Pittsburgh Pirates won both games at St Louis. Wagner delivered a decisive ninth inning homer to lift the Pirates in the second game after a late tie, with Leifield, Gibson and Camnitz pitching for Pitt and Beebe, Ludwig, Rhodes and Bliss for St Louis.
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Pittsburg Pirates
Wagner
Rile Pittsburg
Bk Emues
Pittsburg
Leifield
Gibson
Rhodes
Bliss
Baseball Today Two Games at American League Park
Two games scheduled at American League Park with the Americans facing Washington in the afternoon program. First game at 2:20 PM. admission details listed as one price.
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Baseball Today
American League Park
Washington
Aqueduct Racing Dull With Small Fields and Poor Class
At Aqueduct a quiet card drew attention for small fields and weaker horses. Notable figures in the crowd included George Rose Tom Shaw and Sol Lichtens tein as officials urged limited oral betting while races proceeded. Statesman won the Babylon Handicap with Lady Selina second and Wise Mason third as the meeting closed.
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George Rose
Tom Shaw
Jim Beattie
Sol Lichtenstein
Orlando Jones
Red Beard
McCahey
Miller
Marvellous
Wise Mason
Beaucoup
Miss Crawford
Killiecrankie
Schleswig
Madden
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Delirium
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Nimbus
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Adriade
Helen Harvey
Gilbert
Sandringham
Forget
H. P. Whitney
Metahey
Upton
J. Lee
Ow Miller
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Animoga
J. Powers
Can
Saracinescu
L’pton
Q. of the Hills
Miss Alert
EK. Martin
I Adriadhe
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Kinley Mack
Janice
F. E. Gardner Hors
Statesman
Lady Selina
MrCarthr
W. Miller
Wilson Leads Field in East Jersey Golf Championship
The East Jersey Golf League began the annual championship at Deal Golf and Country Club with limited turnout. M. A. Wilson of New Brunswick shot 99 to win the qualifying low score, with F. A. Wright at 100 and Pauli Heller at 101 in the championship division.
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Deal Golf and Country Club
M. A. Wilson
New Brunswick
F. A. Wright
Canoe Brook
Pauli Heller
Forest Hill
John J. Radhel
Robert Keubler
John F. Shanley
A. F.C. Milligan
Suburban
F. Jones
R. B. Stoutenburgh
Glen Ridge
W. R. Thompson
D. A. Whitman
W. W. Lyon
E.G. Helier
W. E. Blewett
Jones
Wilson
Milligan
Wright
P. Heller
Keubler
Shanley
Rachel
Whitman
E. G Heller
Thompson
Blewert
Stoutenburgh
Lyon
August Belmont horse wins St. Leger at Newmarket
Norman Til, trained by August Belmont, overcame a disappointing run after the Two Thousand Guineas, to win the St. Leger Stakes at Newmarket on October 2. He defeated the favorite St. Wolf by two and a half lengths.
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Newmarket
Belmont
Norman Til
St. Wolf
Major college gridiron opens with Yale Princeton Army and Navy
Princeton and Yale launch their seasons with key openers. Yale reshuffles quarterback and end positions amid preparations for Syracuse Maine and Bucknell. Princeton lists a strong lineup for Springfield Training School and plans scrimmage against the Tigers.
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Cornell
Army
Navy
Yale
Syracuse
New Haven
Young Men's Christian Association Training School
Springfield
Harvard
University of Maine
Pennsylvania
Bucknell
Hamilton
Tufts
Rutgers
New York University
St. Stevens
Brown
Decision Declares New York Chicago Tie In Polo Grounds Game
President Harry Pulliam ruled the September 2 Polo Grounds game a tie after protests by Chicago and New York. He cited the double umpire system and noted Merkle may have failed to touch second base, affecting the run. He condemned the disorder and defended upholding the umpires while urging sportsmanship.
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Harry €. Pulliam
National League of Baseball Clubs
Polo Grounds
Pulliam
Chicago
New York
McCormick
Merkle
Bridwell
Motormick
Chance
Emilie
O'Day
New Yorkad
Pull Liam
New Yor
Pittsburg
Pullam
Giants Rally to Top Philadelphia in Exhilarating Win
Leon Ames starred on the mound for the Giants, fending off the Quakers as New York built early runs and held on to win. McQuillan and Foxen struggled to find the plate while Ames delivered three solid innings, helped by timely hits from Herzog Bridwell and Tenney, and a bold late surge to seal the game.
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McQuillan
Foxen
Ames
Quakers
Leon Ames
Giants
Willie
Fred Tenney
Herzog
Osborne
Tenney
McCormick Sin
Moren
Philadelphia
Knabe
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