Giants Rally in Extra Inning Victory Over Brooklyn
Giants beat Brooklyn 6 to 5 in eleventh inning as Bridwell’s clutch single keys the win. Mathewson allowed four hits and Rucker labored but kept New York close, Doyle injures early, Dorrel and Dorlin praised as crowd of about fifteen thousand watches Polo Grounds return.
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Giants
Brockixyn
Peeg Mathewson
Gore
Superbas
Matty
Terk
Rucker
Scyrrour
McCormick
Bridwell
Pittsboro
Chicago
Poly
Crogan
Johnny McGraw
Husky
Bclirew
Presidert Pulliam
Larry Dorle
Mike Dorlin
George Wiltse
Christy Matthewson
Ritch
Bryan
Hemmel
New York
Herzog
Doyle
Brooklynies
Matty Mtrel
Superbac
Tenney
Donlin
Bresnahan
Chicago Batteries Triumph Over Cincinnati in Rough Game
Chicago defeated Cincinnati 3 to 2 in a tense baseball clash. Batteries for Chicago were Reusbach and Moran with Moran earning the win, while for Cincinnati Dinmati, Bowen and McLean held the line. Umpire O Day presided.
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Chicago- Rhe
Chicago
Reusbach
Moran
Dinmati
Bowen
McLean
O'Day
Pittsburg Beats St Louis 2 to 0 in Rough Match
Reported game shows Pittburg defeating St Louis with a 2 0 score. Players Camnitz Gibeon for Pittburg and St Raymond Hibotham Ludwig for St Louis listed amid unclear lines. The fragmentary text notes a battery pairing and a curious misread naming.
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Pitteburzel
E. Pittsburg
Pittsburg
Camnitz
Gibeon
St. Raymond
Hibotham and
Ludwig
Fragmentary names surface in Philadelphia legal notice
The readable fragment lists parties Sparks and Doom and Smith and Bowerman amid scattered text in a Philadelphia area notice. No dates or actions are legible, leaving only partial client names and firm identifiers.
Local Scores Reported From Regional Games
Lawrence defeated Worcester 9 to 4 while Haverhill beat Lowell 9 to 2 and Lenn topped Fall River 5 to 0 Brockton shutout New Bedford 2 to 0.
Golfing Stars Vie For Amateur Title At Gordon City
Almost all leading players have entered the fourteenth annual amateur championship to be played next week at Gordon City. Attendance tops last year by ten with 125 entries. Notable absentees include H Chandler Egan and Archie Graham. Still, entrants feature Travers of Montclair Travis of Garden City and a strong field from Nassau, Oakmont, Wee Burn, and Yale.
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Gorden City
W. Fellowes Morgan
United States Golf Association
Cleveland
H. Chandler Egan
Archie Graham
Travers
Charles H. Seely
Wee Burn
Metropolitan
W. C. Fownes, Jr
Oakmont
Travis
Kenneth P. Edwards
Nelson W. Whitney
New Orleans
Southern Golf Association
H. B. McFarland
Philadelphia Golf Association
F. Gden Horstman
Washington
Maryland
District of Columbia
John G. Addison
Massachusetts
Harold W. Beveridge
Oxford-Cambridge
T. M. Sherman
Sherill
Timely Auto Topics Lacks Foreign Cars for Vanderbilt Cup
Vanderbilt Cup headlines note no foreign entries despite hopes in auto circles. Only seven entries announced, six American cars and one Mercedes owned by Robert Graves, while meeting plans and elimination trials are discussed for the October 24 race. A cautionary automotive tip warns amateurs to avoid hammer misuse around engine parts to prevent costly damage.
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William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
American Automobile Association
A. R. Pardington
Racing Board
Vanderbilt
Pardington
Thomas
Mercedes
Robert Graves
France
Local Courts Show Strong Play in Park Tennis Meet
Kenneth M. Borman and Julio M. Steinacher led a brisk qualifier at Westchester Lawn Tennis Club, beating Buchner Scheffer and later Rosenbaum Touchard. Condon defeats Groesbeck 6-0 6-3 and Steinacher-Walter Bourne duo advance, with Streusand Gottesman shining for Macomb's Dam Park in the Public Parks Lawn Tennis Association event for championship cups.
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Kenneth M. Borman
Julio M. Steinacher
National Association
Westchester Lawn Tennis Club
H. Buchner
C. Scheffer
William Rosenbaum
Gustave F. Touchard
Joseph F. Condon
George S. Groesbeck
H. Steinkampf
A. Eieman
F. Meyer
F. Devita
L. Millens Burt
Robert Townsend
G. W Smith
L. H. Fitch
B. H. Jones
Hartman W. D. Bourne
Lorraine Wyeth
M. Steinacher
Walter V. Bennett
Julio M. Srein—acher
Williamum
I. Streusand
W. H. Marshall
Abraham Gottesman
IL Streusand
Macomb's Dam Park
St. Mary’s Park
Public Parks Lawn Tennis Association
United States
Streisand
Morris Goldman
St. Mary's
Dr. Gottesman
Streusand
H. S& Reynoldson
W. E. Goodbody
Olympic banquet postponed to September 21
The banquet for American Olympic athletes, planned for tonight, is postponed to September 21 to allow Martin J. Sheridan to reach the country. He will sail from Queenstown today.
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Martin J. Sheridan
Queenstown
Unclear City Scores Listed for Multiple Games
Fragmented lines show scores for Springfield Meriden Hartford New Britain New Haven Bridgeport Holyoke and Waterbury with inconsistent punctuation and a stray segment, indicating a regional score roundup incomplete and lacking full context or dates.
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Springfield
Meriden
Hartford
New Britain
New Haven
Bridgeport
Holyoke
SHEEPSHEAD BAY ENTRIES TODAY FIRST RACE THE REY CARRERES
Entries list at Sheepshead Bay for today’s program with six races. First race The Rey Carreres for all ages carries 500 dollars added over six and a half furlongs with Nimbus noted in the field.
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Sheepshead Bay
Winifred
Royal Tourist
Miss Crawford
Jonathan
Adey Carorcara
Whitney Horses Score at Sheepshead Bay Races
Harry Payne Whitney missed a big stake win as Jack Joyner trained three of his horses to victory in races at Coney Island. Baby Wolf won the opening handicap with Bar None second, Perseus took the Sapphire Stakes ahead of Bobbin, and Burgher graduated from maiden class as Burgher beat eleven rivals. Fair Play failed to win the September Stakes while Big Chief outsprinted rivals in the Coney Island Jockey Club Stakes. Notter drew critique for the ride on Fair Play. Crowd sizes were small despite clear weather. Whitney plans a weed-out sale of horses on September 26.
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Harry Payne Whitney
Sheepshead Bay
Jack Joyner
Baby Wolf
Bar None
Perseus
Bobbin
Burgher
Burgomaster
Fair Play
Big Chief
Falcada
Notter
Son
Hastings
Trash
Zienap
James R. Keene
Sysonby
Kennyvette
Saratoga
Coney Island Jockey Club
A. J. Joyner
Tillinghast Wins Adirondack Golf Championship Final
A. W. Tillinghast of Philadelphia defeats George A. Stevens to win the Adirondacks golf championship at the Stevens House Lake Placid Sept 8. Giants vs Brooklyn baseball at Polo Grounds at 4 P M with admission 50 cents.
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the Tribune
Lake Placid
A. W. Tillinghast
Philadelphia
Adirondacks
Stevens House
George A. Stevens
Polo Grounds
Giants
Brooklyn
Yankees Keep Losing As Davis Delivers for Athletics
New York drops 6 5 to Philadelphia in the final excursion of the season. Harry Davis hits a bases loaded homer in the ninth after O Rourke walk and key hits. Manning struggled for the Yankees with Dygert and Vickers pitching for the Athletics.
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Philadelphia
Sept
Yankees
Athletics
Manning
New York
Philadelphians
Harry Davis
Dygert
Vickers
O'Rourke
McIlveen
Conroy
E. Collins
Barry
Davis
Eee
Bale
Dysert
Nicho Oldring
Hemphill
Oldring
Oo' Rourke
Manush
Schreck
Nichols
Ball
Laporte
Charity
Hitler
Evans
Chicago Beats Detroit 5 To 2 In Detroit Game
Box score shows Chicago 5 Detroit 2 with runs hits and errors. Batteries credited to Chicago White and Sullivan and Detroit Killian Willetts and Thomas. Umpires listed as O Loughlin and Hurst.
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Detroit
Chicago
White and Sullivan
Killian
Willetts
Thomas
O'Loughlin _and
Hurst
St Louis Beats Cleveland 2-0 Behind Strong Pitching
In Cleveland, St Louis shut out the Indians 2 to 0 as pitchers Petty and Stephens held the visitors to a sparse hitting game. Cleveland batters mustered little offense against St Louis trio Rhoades Liebhardt and Bemis, while umpires Sheridan and Egan were noted.
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Cleveland
R.H.E
St. Louis
Petty and Stephens
Rhoades
Liebhardt
Bemis
Sheridan and
Egan
Eastern League scores and standings snapshot
Jersey City lost to Baltimore 6 to 4 while Rochester beat Buffalo. Providence shut out Newark 6 to 0. Buffalo topped Montreal 7 to 2 and Toronto defeated Rochester 5 to 1 in the second game. Standings show Providence, Baltimore, Newark, Buffalo, Montreal, Jersey City, Toronto, and Rochester with varying records.
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Jersey City
Baltimore
Rochester
Buffalo
Providence
Newark
Montreal
Toronto
Jersey Saat
Nutmeg Stakes Highlight In Light Harness Racing Event
The Eel driven by McEwen wins the Nutmeg Stakes in three straight heats with Major Brino second and George Gano third. Genteel H. takes the 2:12 trot in straight heats with Judge Lee second. Tomorrow features the 2:08 pace purse 1000 and 2:10 trot purse 2200 amid a light harness racing meeting.
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McEwen
Major Brino
George Gano
Br. H
Gambetta Wilkes
Donald
Judge Lee
Hb. tLaselie
Raffies
Bik. G
Bridges
Nancy Boyce
Bik. m
RC Wtecarthy Hawkins
Bik. Oe
Cox
Marines Sweep Sea Girt Shooting Meet Wins Cruikshank and Spencer
United States Marine Corps dominated the Sea Girt shooting tournament capturing both the Cruikshank trophy team event and the Spencer individual match. J A Dietz of New York won the revolver event for a third year with a 132 total.
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N. J
United States Marine Corps
Cruikshank
Marine Corps
Tth Regiment
Burdette
Baptist
McDougall
Hingie
Lund
Sone
Holcomb
Spencer
J. W. Hingle
Bird W. Spencer
New Jersey
Owen Smith
J. E. Bryant
New York
Rose Shot Put Record Confirmed by A A U
James E. Sullivan announced the sixteen pound shot Ralph Rose used on Labor Day weighs up to standard. The 49 feet 10 inches mark stands as a record after the Amateur Athletic Union meeting in November, when all records are adopted or rejected.
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James E. Sullivan
The
Amateur Athletic Union
Ralph Rose
Rose
Dan Patch Fails to Break Record at Michigan State Fair
Detroit reports Dan Patch did not lower his 1:55 mark but still ran a mile in 1:58 and a fraction, the fastest mile ever driven in Michigan.
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Dan Patch
Detroit
Michigan
Woman Tried to Poison Her Children Sent to Matteawan
Ida G Spooner of Poughkeepsie was committed to Matteawan asylum after a medical commission found her insane following a failed poisoning attempt on her three children and a self destructive act. One child died. she said a dead husband’s voice commanded her to heaven.
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Matteawan
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Ida G. Spooner
Matteawan Asylum
Spooner
Discrimination Charges Filed Over Coal Deliveries
Albany Sept 8 A Public Service Commission hearing addressed a Jay M Ballou Cortland complaint against the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad alleging refusal to deliver coal to Cortland. Senator Hinman spoke for Ballou arguing the railroad blocks independent dealers and favors allied coal interests.
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Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Albany
Interstate Commerce Commission
Public Service Commission
Jay M. Ballou
Cortland
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad Company
Hinman
Binghamton
Party Sees Beer Bottling At Ruppert Plant
A group of physicians, businessmen, engineers, and bacteriologists observed the bottling process at Jacob Ruppert’s brewery. Beer is stored in enamelled steel tanks and bottled after four soakings and three rinses with filtered water. The party learned typhoid and cholera germs cannot survive in beer and wines and noted beer contains under 4 percent alcohol while Rhine wine runs about 9 percent, clarets zero, and cider up to 6 percent.
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Jacob Ruppert Bottling
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