Giants Tie Moment in Pennant Chase With Cubs
Between New York and a pennant tie, Leon Ames leads the Giants in a critical three game series against Boston at the Polo Grounds. The New York batsmen beat Tuckey, eight to one, as Joe McGinnity relieved Ames and Grove hit a home run in the eighth.
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Giants Make Lean Step Toward Pennant Tie
The Giants advanced toward the National League title with two wins needed to tie Chicago. In the American League Detroit and Chicago fought on as Cleveland was swept by St. Louis, leaving the Tigers to face the White Sox in Chicago to decide the pennant. Rain is forecast for Chicago, and a possible makeup game could be scheduled Wednesday if needed.
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Results of Games Yesterday in Major Leagues
New York defeated Boston eight to one while Brooklyn beat Philadelphia six to one. Boston led New Chicago in a later pairing. National and American League standings show Chicago and Cincinnati leading the NL, with New York and Boston atop the AL standings.
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Yale and Harvard to meet in intercollegiate golf final
Yale defeats Princeton 6 0 in singles and 3 0 in foursomes while Harvard over Williams 6 0 in singles and 3 0 in foursomes. In afternoon play Yale wins all four foursomes against Princeton and Harvard defeats Williams.
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Washington Beats Philadelphia 3-0 in Baseball Game
Washington wins 3 to 0 over Philadelphia in a low scoring affair. Pitchers Smith and Street combined for a shutout with Hatteries delivering strong defense and timely hits. Coombs and Lapp contributed for Philadelphia despite the loss. Evans and Tmplire provided late action.
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Boston shuts out Yankees 4 2 in tight nine-hit game
Boston beat New York 4 to 2 as Brady scattered nine hits and O Rourke starred with three hits and strong fielding. McConnell Speaker and Cravath provided Boston's runs in the first and eighth innings while Manning kept New York quiet until late.
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National League defers protest over New York Chicago game
Cincinnati October 5 The National League board votes and reviews affidavits on the September 23 protested game won by the Giants but ruled a tie by President Pulliam. John T Brush and umpires testify as directors exclude Murphy and Dreyfus due to conflict. Decision expected tomorrow morning.
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National League
White Sox beat Detroit in crucial AL series game
Chicago White Sox defeated Detroit 6 to 1 to move within striking distance of the American League pennant. Cleveland faltered by losing the first game of a doubleheader to St Louis, dropping further from the race.
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Disqualification Lifted for Certain 24 Hour Race Participants
At a meeting of the racing board of the American Automobile Association the ban on some entrants from the first 24 hour race under the Motor Racing Association was suspended to allow their participation in future sanctioned events after they file a statement abstaining from further association races. Practice for the Vanderbilt Cup circuit on the Long Island Motor Parkway Sweepstakes began at daylight with about twenty five cars expected from the thirty five entered. The circuit venue underwent final touches and drivers praised the parkway as the fastest yet, though wary of safety. The Vanderbilt Cup commission ensured safety measures, including crowd control and signaling, and a rail stop agreement was arranged to avoid collisions with the Port Jefferson division. The Nassau Sweepstakes start order and car numbering were set, with multiple bulletins to aid spectators. No practice after 7 a.m. was to occur, and parkway traffic for tow cars was prohibited. The Vanderbilt Cup commission relocated its offices to the Garden City Hotel with Jefferson De Mont Thompson as chair.
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