Fashion Plate Beats Older Horses in Edgemere Handicap
Fashion Plate, a two year old, defeated an all aged field led by Frank Gill and Royal Tourist at Aqueduct yesterday. Notter rode Frank Gill, but Fashion Plate led from the start and held on to win by a length as the fall meeting closed. McKinney fell in the steeplechase. Bat edged Sandy Creeker in a late rush. Jockey McCarthy topped meet with eleven wins.
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Fashion Plate
Royal Tourist
Frank Gill
Jonathan
Aqueduct
Upton
Notter
Jimmy Rowe
James R. Keene
Queens County Jockey Club
McKinney
Pirate
Kelleher
H. Carle
Bat
Sandy Creeker
Delcanta
Paprika
Cressina
Lee
Black Mary
Biskra
Saracinescu
Summer Night
Ronnie Kelso
George Odom
Rossfenton
Sweet
McCarthy
John Sanford
Amsterdam
Fort Johnson
Danoscara
Mayfield
Waterboy
Thusnella
Kelso Sustle
Bennie Kelso
J. Lee
Law
Wiggins
Oneck Horss
St . Str
Feshian Piste
Gilbert
His Highness—Carrie Co
R. E. Watkins
McCart
Martin
B. F
Cliford—Whiplash
J. Fits— Simmons
Hill Top
Giants Meet Defeat With Late Near-Standout Rally
In a tense turn at Philadelphia, the Giants failed to convert a third inning rally as Coveleskie shut down Donlin and Devlin. McCormick sprinted home on a close play, but Dooin and Knabe combined to cut him off. Mathewson pitched seven innings for eight hits, while Osborn and Dooin provided key three-base hits in a game that ended with a Philadelphia victory.
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Titus
Giants
Coveleskie
Matty
Donlin
McCormick
Osborn
Seymour
Knabe
Dooin
Devlin
Mathewson
Philadelphia
Covaleski
Johnstone and
Kiem
Yankees Rally With Double Victory Over Washington
New York pitchers Warhop and Wilson blanked Washington in two games as Moriarity O Rourke and Kleinow paced a 2 1 win and a 3 2 win. Clymer and Unglaub made key plays while Johnson struggled, giving the Highlanders a hopeful burst after a tough season.
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New York
Giants
Yankees
Elberfeld
Warhop
Wilson
Washington
Highlanders
Walter Johnson
Moriarity
O'Rourke
Kleinow
Gardner
Cree
Unglaub
Blair
Conroy
Witherup
Clymer
Johnson
O’rourke
Milan
O Ganney
Laporte
O ` Unglaub
Pickering
Freeman
McBride
Q/Street
Blatt
Shiphead
Street
Unglaud
Ooff Johnson
Vest
Hurst
Ston
Abribpoa
Ribpoa Conroy
Ganley
Ungland
O’ Rourke
Einow
O' Street
Pittsburg Beats St Louis 3 2 In St Louis
Pittsburg defeats St Louis 3 to 2 at St Louis. Batteries for Pittsburg Maddox and Gibson. For St Louis Fromme and Ludwig pitched. Umpire O Day. Game details include E R and innings measurements present in the fragment.
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St. Louis
R. H. E, Eee
Pittshburg
Maddox
Gibson
Fromme
Ludwig
O'Day
Baseball Polo Grds Today at Compton Elec Bulletin
Reproduces Pitts versus Chicago game from the Compton Electric Bulletin with admission set at 25 cents.
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Compton
Pitts
Giants Fight For NL Title As Cubs, Pirates Loom
The Giants sit in third place as Philadelphia wins the last game of the series to dim their hopes. A Cubs win over the Pirates could revive the Giants' chances while Detroit extends its AL lead by shutting out St. Louis and Chicago defeats Cleveland. With three games left for Detroit against Chicago and Cleveland facing St. Louis, the outcome remains unsettled.
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Giants
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cubs
Pirates
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
National League and American League standings update
Baseball results from yesterday list Philadelphia 3 New York 2 Chicago 16 over Cine Pittsburg 3 St Louis 2 Brooklyn 2 Boston 0. Standings show key shifts in the American and National leagues with teams like Pittsburgh Chicago New York Philadelphia Detroit and Cleveland leading or trailing in tight races.
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Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Cine Pittsburg
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Boston
Lilet
Jar Semore
Phindieishni
Lear Detroit
St. Jas
Pittsburg
P.C
Cincinnati
Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Sincewo
Washington
Chicago Beats Cleveland In Hard Fought Duel
Chicago edges Cleveland by 3 to 2 at Cleveland in a tense game. Batteries listed include Chicago Smith Walsh Sullivan and Cleveland Liebhardt Rhoades Bemis. Um pires O Loughlin Connolly noted in the lineup.
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Cleveland
R.H. E. Spor
Chicago
Smith
Walsh
Athletics Win and Lose in Philadelphia Doubleheader
In Philadelphia the first game ends Philadelphia 8 to 7 with Kellogg Plater Powers and Powers for Philadelphia opposing Boston’s Steele Burchell Criger Young Donohue. In the second game Philadelphia wins 9 to 5 behind Criger and Lapp as Boston’s Wood Criger and Coombs struggle. Umpire Evans presided.
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Athletics
Philadelphia
R. H. E. Philadelphia
Brorgor
Kellogg
Plater
Powers
Boston
Steele
Burchell
Wood and Criger
Coombs, Fyies and
Lapp
Evans
Leroy Retains A Cup Beats Pell In Championship
Robert Leroy defeated Theodore Roosevelt Pell in the championship singles 6-5 6-3 8-4 to retain the cup. Officials included umpire Robert T. Bryan and linesmen J A Delmar Charles Galwey Wylie Grant and Arthur Friedman. The doubles round opened with Bryan Wyeth defeating Cunningham Lee 6 2 6 2 and Pell Palmer versus Leroy Touchard unfinished. Columbia University tennis players prepared for the intercollegiate championship next week at Merion Cricket Club.
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Robert Leroy
New York
Theodore Roosevelt Pell
G. F. Touchard
Leroy
Pell
Robert T. Bryan
J. A. Delmar
Charles Galwey
Columbia
Wylie C. Grant
Arthur E. Friedman
Holder
Challenger
G. Lorraine Wyeth
William Cunningham
Edgar P. Lee
Richard H. Palmer
Gustave F. Touchard
Columbia University
Hamilton Grange Lawn Tennis Club
149Th Street
Convent Avenue
Merion Cricket Club
Haverford
Philadelphia
Haggin Horses Bring About Fifteen Thousand at Buenos Ayres Sale
The first day’s sale of twelve horses from J. B. Haggin’s consignment in Buenos Ayres realized about 15000 dollars. McChesney’s horse sold for a placeholder amount. James R. Keene’s horses go up for sale next Tuesday, with another Haggin lot offered next Saturday.
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Buenos Ayres
United States
J. B. Haggin
McChesney
James R. Keene
Half Mad in Pittsburg Before Crucial Cubs Clash
Pittsburg residents swarm streets and bulletin boards as the city buzzes over the National League race. The Pirates must beat the Cubs in Chicago to claim the pennant, with New York losing to Philadelphia and St. Louis dropping earlier sparking feverish local anticipation.
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Pittsburg
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
Pirates
Cubs
National League to rule on New York Chicago tie
The New York club appeals a decision by President Pulliam that a New York Chicago game was a tie. A National League board meeting is set for tomorrow at the Hotel Linton in Cincinnati to decide the matter with Chicago protesting for a final ruling.
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New York
Cincinnati
Cubs Shortstop Tinker Seeks Bail Amid Arrest Warrant
A warrant issued for the arrest of Tinker the Chicago Cubs shortstop after a dispute with a bill collector. He is expected to play tomorrow as a judge signs bail bonds. The incident may affect the championship race.
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Tinker
CUBS
the Tribune
Chicago
Cago
Public School League Championship Netted by Manhattan Schools
More than a thousand youths aged five to fifteen competed at Curtis Field Staten Island for the Public School Athletic League titles. L K Niece of Public School 69 Manhattan set a 5 ft 3 in unlimited high jump record, while Public School 6 and Public School 44 Brooklyn dueled in a 4 yard relay. Public School 69 finished first with 17 points, Public School 62 second, Public School 6 third, drawing a crowd of about five thousand from 114 schools.
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Curtis Field
New Brighton
Staten Island
L. K. Niece
Public School 69
Manhattan
Public School 6
Public School 44
Brooklyn
Five Boroughs
Public School 62
T. Haggerty
Public School
F. Sasse
J. Stringer
D. Crockett
F- Bucklehoff
Sussman
J. Hulsmaker
J. Pilcer
Manhate
V. McGranh
L. Jackson
E. Bundacles
B. Lambert
A. Bonn
B. L. Cohen
B. M. Campbell
Ruskin
Brook
O. Tabor
J. Nihell
J. Roux
Z. Goldstein
J. Robb
Clarossa
P. Lees
Brooklin
Corm
Reid
Raffe
Steinberg
Sargel
Cavanaugh
Sunnel
Alpert
Reilly
Cudliffe
Oace
Richmond
Leary
Levy
O’brien
Wendey Anderson
Public
W. Mannes
D. Wenglers
Eunice School
Bronx
M. Holt
M. Levy
LL Enthoven
A. Rothstein
L Minz
E. Hayslip
Queens
L Goldstein
Worty J
English Rugby Team Returns After Global Tour
Twenty three English players who left England in April sailed for Liverpool aboard the Cunardiner Campania. They toured Australia New Zealand and the Pacific Coast of America landing at Vancouver. They played twenty eight games winning nineteen losing eight and drawing one.
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England
Liverpool
Australia
New Zealand
Pacific
America
Vancouver
Milton S Jr Wins 2:11 Pace in Columbus Grand Circuit
Milton S Jr driven by Cox wins the 2:11 pace in straight heats at Columbus Grand Circuit events. Ruth Dillon seeded, but badly beaten in the 2-1-2 trot while Lady Jones places second. Fines imposed on Keating for unsatisfactory driving in the third heat. Moko Haley secures two heats in the trotting program.
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Columbus
Ohio
Acta
Milton S., Jr
Ornor Searles
Case
Ruth Dillon
Lady Jones
Ruth
Aileen Wilson
Dang
Keating
Merny Haley
Decorum
Dellanger
McCarthy
Thomas
Ardowood
Wilson
Jennie W
Brooklyn Beats Doves to Close Season at Washington
Brooklyn defeated Boston 2 to 1 to close the season at Washington Pay. Rucker pitched one of his best games, allowing three scattered hits with six strikeouts and no walks. The game lasted about 1 hour 18 minutes with two-base hits by Catterson and Sheehan.
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Brooklyn
Washington
Boston
Rucker
Bates
Stemn
Catterson
Sheehan
Burch
McMillan
Timm Doubie
Jordan
Stem
Chapelle
Emuslie
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Ime
Tinner
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Carina
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Gressine
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Meddler—Buela
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We &T
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Ribpo
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Rit Knate
Herzog
McCorm'k
Ir Dowlin
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Osborne
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Bridwell
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O Mathewson
Ie Eel Wiltse
Barry Swewes
Ael
Washington At Mercy
Roger Bresnahan
John J. M’graw
Mike Donlin
Christy Mathewson
St. Hees
National League
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Schmidt
Powell, Bailey and Spencer
Sheridan
Egan
Samuel Weiss
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Macomb’s Dam Park
Brown Brothers
Streysand
Dr. Gottesman
M’chesney
Bay State
Lancia
White Mountains
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Hol-Tan Co
West 49Th St
M-Kinn
Murphy
Ae Rinne
Maxine
m.Ryan
Carroll
McDevitt
Zoom
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Geers
Directum Penn
Durfee
Laseil
Ruth Dilien
Sanders
Marguerite McCoy
Peters
Glacier B
Lass
Pragg
Milton &. Jr
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Cox
Ies
Allermany Shamrock
Loomis
William M
Haywood
Keazing
B&b
Sunderlin
Ch. G
Bosworth
Been Gould, Ch. Nm
Nuckels
Brooklyn Beats
Doves
Becker Rt
Laer Burch
Humreell
Hannifan
Maloney
Sweener
Bowerman
McGann
T. Dunn
Studebaker
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Peic Agea
Idaa
Kai
Broadway
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