Giants Beat Brooklyn in Eleven Inning Pitchers Battle
Giants celebrate return to Polo Grounds with a 1 to 0 victory over Brooklyn in eleven innings. Mathewson and Rucker pitched superbly as Seymour scored the deciding run in the 11th, Bridwell securing the win while Doyle suffered a season-threatening injury. Crowd of about fifteen thousand witnessed the tense pennant race impact with Pittsburgh and Chicago winning elsewhere.
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Chicago Beats Cincinnati 3 2 In Batter-Paced Game
Chicago pitcher Reulbach and Moran hold off Cincinnati as Bowen and McLean drive runs. Umpire O Day. Final score 3 to 2 with 686 Chicago hits, 418 Cincinnati hits, 119069062 in attendance.
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Boston area mystery names cited in fragmentary note
In Boston a fragment lists entities including R E E Philadelphia 2920 and 061-811 6 Butn with codes 06661-930649 4 Beanucries- Philadelphia, Sparks and Dosta, Corner Smi im- Dire.-and Smith and Bowerman, followed by Um.
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Golfing stars enter amateur championship at Gordon City
The fourteenth annual amateur championship at Gordon City attracts most top players with 125 entries, led by Travers and Travis. Absentees include H Chandler Egan and Archie Graham. Notables include Byers, Seely, Fownes Jr, Horstman, Addison, Beveridge, and Yale’s Emerson Knowles who did not enter.
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Yale
Timely Auto Topics Shy of Foreign Cars
Automobile circles hoped for foreign entry in the Vanderbilt Cup race but this proved unlikely. A Vanderbilt Cup commission meeting will discuss October 24 plans and possible elimination trials. A Thomas entry brings total to seven, six American cars and one Mercedes driver Robert Graves.
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American Automobile Association
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France
Local Lawn Tennis Tourney Delivers Fast Play at Westchester Club
Kenneth M. Borman and Julio M. Steinacher showed sharp form by defeating H Buchner and C Scheffer 6 2 6 4 in doubles then overpowering Dr William Rosenbaum and Gustave F Touchard in singles. Other results include Condon beating Groesbeck 6 0 6 3 and Eisman over Buchner 6 1 6 2 as Public Parks Lawn Tennis Association rounds advance toward championship cups.
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Joseph F. Condon
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Il Streusand
Macomb’s Dam Park
St. Mary’s Park
Public Parks Lawn Tennis Association
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Macomb’s Dam
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Banquet for American Olympic Athletes Postponed to September 21
The banquet planned for American Olympic athletes tonight is postponed to September 21 to allow Martin J. Sheridan to reach the country. He will sail from Queens Town today.
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Connecticut League Results Snapshot
In a Connecticut League update Springfield defeated Meriden 8 to 6 while Hartford beat New Britain 2 to 1 and New Haven led Bridgeport 7 to 2. Holyoke posted a 10 to score against Waterbury as details end.
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Sheephead Bay Race Card Summary Today
Entries list six races at Sheepshead Bay with horses like Rey Del Carreres Live Wire and Field Mouse in early races. The card features sprints and a turf handicap on a 1 1/8 mile main event, with entries including Royal Tourist Lady Winifred and Tony Bonero among others.
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Whitney horses score at Sheepshead Bay as Joyner wins three
At Sheepshead Bay trainer Jack Joyner saddled three winners for Harry Payne Whitney in the Sapphire Stakes, the Coney Island Jockey Club Stakes, and the Realization card. Baby Wolf captured the opening handicap with Bar None second, Perseus won the Sapphire Stakes with Bobbin close behind, and Burgher triumphed in a maiden claimer. Fair Play, saddled for August Belmont, was beaten in the September Stakes. Notter drew criticism for a rough ride on Fair Play in the same program, while a sparse crowd marked the meeting. Whitney announced a weed-out sale and public horse sale plans for late September.
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Tillinghast Wins Adirondacks Golf Championship
A. W. Tillinghast of Philadelphia won the Adirondacks golf championship at the Stevens House, defeating George A. Stevens in the final round.
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Giants Meet Brooklyn at Polo Grounds This Afternoon
Baseball action at the Polo Grounds today features the Giants hosting Brooklyn at 4 PM. Admission and services are noted, with fans urged to arrive early for seating and program details.
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Yankees Fall as Davis Delivers for Athletics in Philly
Yankees lose 6 to 5 as Harry Davis hits a grand slam in the ninth inning rally. Manning started for New York and Conroy, McIiveen and O Rourke contributed in the seventh, with Davis delivering the decisive blow for Philadelphia after a late rally.
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Young and Donahue Wash ington Smith Keeley and Street Umpire Connolly.
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Chicago Defeats Detroit In Battery Matchup
Chicago earned a 5 to 2 victory over Detroit in a battery themed clash. Details show Chicago players R. He and 3 Chicago innings influencing the score, with umpires O'Loughlin and Hurst officiating. The page lists teams Batteries Chicago White and Sullivan Detroit Killian Willetts Thomas amid the scramble.
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St. Louis beats Cleveland in limited scoring game
In Cleveland St Louis wins 2 to 0 as pitched by Petty and Stephens for St Louis and Rhoades, Liebhardt and Bemis for Cleveland. The box indicates St Louis scored in innings with minimal hits while Cleveland failed to plate.
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Eastern League results and standings update
In a twin bill action Jersey City lost 6 to 9 at Baltimore. Providence shut out Newark 6 to 0. Buffalo beat Montreal 7 to 2. Rochester triumphed 9 to 1 over Toronto in game one and 5 to 1 in game two. Standings show Providence at top with 54 wins, 51 for Baltimore, 56 for Newark, 60 for Buffalo, 60 for Montreal, 52 for Jersey City, and 71 for Rochester. percentages listed for the leaders.
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Eel Paces to Victory in Nutmeg Stakes at Hartford
Light harness racing featured at the Connecticut Fair and Grand Circuit with about ten thousand attendees. The Eel, driven by McEwen, swept three straight heats to win the Nutmeg Stakes with Major Bruno second and George Gano third. Genteel H. won the 2:12 trot in straight heats, with Judge Lee second. Tomorrow's track events include the 2:08 pace for $1,000 and the 2:10 trot for $1,200 as part of the horse show festivities.
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Marines Sweep Sea Girt Shooting Meet With Two Wins
At Sea Girt New Jersey on September 8 the Marine Corps won the Cruikshank team event and the Spencer individual match. J A Dietz of New York won the revolver open event with 132. Marine squad earned 569 for second in Cruikshank, while 7th Regiment placed third. Sgt J W Hingle led Spencer with 74 of 75 to claim the Spencer gold medal awarded by Gen Bird W Spencer. Captain Owen Smith of New Jersey took second with 74 and Sgt J E Bryant of New York was third with 71.
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Rose Will Get Shot Record at A A U Meeting
James E. Sullivan head of the Amateur Athletic Union announced the sixteen pound shot Ralph Rose used on Labor Day was weighed and met the standard, confirming the 49 feet 10 inches mark as a record awaiting November adoption or rejection. Dan Patch failed to lower his 1:55 record at the Michigan state fair, running the mile in 1:58 4-5.
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Mrs Spooner Declared Insane in Poison Attempt
Ida G Spooner of Poughkeepsie NY was adjudged paranoid and committed to Matteawan asylum after attempting to poison her three children and kill herself. One child died. she cited voices of her dead husband commanding heavenward. She appealed from jail for a quiet workplace away from city noise.
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Discrimination Charge Over Coal Delivery In Cortland
Albany Sept 8 An unusual complaint to prosecute a complaint before the Interstate Commerce Commission was heard today by the Public Service Commission on the 24 District. Jay M Ballou of Cortland charges Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad with denying coal delivery. Senator Hinman argued the railroad seeks to discourage independent dealers and favors allied coal firms. The commission asked for a formal complaint and said a decision would be announced.
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Party Sees Beer Bottling At Ruppert Plant
A invited group of physicians business men engineers and bacteriologists observed the Ruppert bottling department as beer stored in glass enamelled tanks was bottled without air contact. They learned that typhoid and cholera germs do not survive in beer and wines and that beer contains under 4 percent alcohol while Rhine wine about per cent clarets 10 per cent and cider up to 6 per cent.
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