Giants Hold the Pace with Bold Base Running at Polo Grounds
Brooklyn fell 7 to 3 as the New York Giants, led by Red Ames on the mound and aggressive baserunning by Herzog and Donlin, defeated the Superbas. Herzog stole home and starred on the bases, while Donlin and Seymour also stole multiple bases amid seven accurate innings.
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Leon Ames
Giants
Superbas
Polo Grounds
Chicago
Pittsburg
Doyle
Herzog
Larry
Donlin
Bell
Brooklyn
Seymour
Red” Ames
Brooklyns
McGrawites
Fred Tenney
Burch
Hummell
Tenney
Sponlin
Ames
Bresnahan
Maloney
New York
Lumiey
Jikummell
Alperman
Sheehan
Bridwell
Hummel
Devlin
McMillan
Jordan
Ummires
Emslie
Johnstone
Chicago Beats St Louis With Five to Three Score
Chicago defeats St Louis five to three with key plays from Batteries-Chicago and Kling. Umpire O Day officiated the game as Higgins and Ludwig starred for St Louis.
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Sasfrago
St. Louis
Chicago
Overall
Kling
Higgins
Ludwig
O’day
Yankees Hit the Ball in Big Win over Athletics
Yankees power past Philadelphia with thirteen hits and eight runs as Elberfeld’s lineup rips the Athletics. Laporte four hits and Hemphill three drives highlight a decisive stretch, while the Philadelphia pitching staff struggles early.
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Philadelphia
Yankees
Athletics
Eiverfeld
Highlanders
Schlitzer
Philadelphians
Coombs
Dirgert
Vickers
Elberfeld
Frank Laporte
Hemphill
York
Thilavelphia
Olring
Barry
Leporte
Jackson
Moriarity
Davis
Rourke
Vanderbilt Cup Race Set for October 24 on Long Island
Vanderbilt Cup commission at the American Automobile Association headquarters announced the race will be run on October 24 on the Long Island Motor Parkway. Jefferson De Mont Thompson presided. donor William K. Vanderbilt Jr. arrived from Europe. Entry fees were changed to allow three cars for $1,000, boosting expected starters to twelve or fifteen.
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American Automobile Association
Long Island Motor Parkway
Jefferson de Mont Thompson
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Europe
M. J. Budlong
Alfred Reeves
F. G. Webb
A. R. Pardington
A. G. Batchelder
Robert Graves
F. H. Elliott
Way
Fifth Avenue
Cup Commission
Vanderbilt
Elliott
Brighton Beach Races Fall Meeting Dates Reported
The Brighton Beach fall meeting is set for September 28 to October 3 with principal owner details noted. Racing at Gravesend and Sheepshead Bay complicates the schedule as tracks consider extending or shifting dates amid losses, while purses may be adjusted and admission at Gravesend reduced to $2. Whitney horses clinch multiple wins as the season narrows.
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Ng Association
Brighton Beach
W. A. Engeman
Tra
Sheepshead Bay
Jockey Club
Brooklyn
Belmont Park
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Gravesend
Empire City
Coney Island
George Odom
Trance
H. K. Knapp
State Racing Commission
Oneck Stable
Mr. Knapp
Ben Freet
Woodford Clay
Herman B. Duryea
P. J. Dwyer
Montpelier
R. T. Wilson, Jr
Oneck
Mr. Duryea
Fashion Plate
Sir John
Belmont Plans Race Horses Move to France Near Dieppe
Paris reports August Belmont, president of the Jockey Club of New York, has bought land near Dieppe to relocate several U S racehorses. Peter Duryea rents the Gazon Stud Farm once owned by Maurice Ephrussi for the same purpose. Herman B Duryea denies forming a breeding or racing stable but says some brood mares will be sent with Tom Welsh for auction.
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Paris
August Belmont
Jockey Club of New York
Dieppe
America
Eaid
Peter Duryea
Gazon Stud Farm
Maurice Ephrussi
Herman B. Duryea
Tom Welsh
Grand Prize Race draws Georgia troops for Savannah event
The Automobile Club of America announces a two day Savannah window for the Grand Prize races. Robert Lee Morrell limits the big race to twenty six entries and welcomes American and foreign manufacturers seeking a strong southern market unlike eastern markets. Welch Motor Car Company joins the push as A R Welch touts Welch cars in major contests and sees the South as ideal for expansion with new six cylinder plans.
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South
Georgia
Savannah
Robert Lee Morrell
Automobile Club of America
Benz
Morrell
A. R. Welch
Welch Motor Car Company
Welch
America
New York
Mr. Welch
West
Ohio Rifle Team Wins McAlpin Trophy at Sea Girt
Ohio won the McAlpin Trophy with 1,078 points in the national shooting tournament at Sea Girt New Jersey. The United States Infantry finished second with 1,064, followed by the Marine Corps 1,051 and the Cavalry 1,040. K K V Casey of Wilmington scored 98 in the officers’ and inspectors’ match.
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Sea Girt
N. J
Ohio Rifle
United States Infantry
K. K. V. Casey
Wilmington
Del
England
McAlpin
Winder
Simon
New York State Rifle Association
E. A. McAlpin
Ohio
United States Marine Corps
United States Cavalry
New York
New Jersey
District of Columbia
Maryland
Nelson Defeats Gans to Claim Lightweight Title
San Francisco September 9 Battling Nelson defeated Joe Gans for the second time at Colma Arena in the twenty first round. Gans failed to rise within ten counts after a brutal assault as Nelson pressed throughout the bout. Gans spoke in dressing room of quitting, declaring the fight his last.
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San Francisco
Nelson
Joe Gans
Colma Arena
Gans
Patti
Cleveland Batteries Game Report
At Cleveland R H E Cleveland .90090900600011 4 St. Louis .060000000004 6 Batteries Cleveland Liebhardt Bemis St Louis Waddell Smith Umpires Sheridan Egan.
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Cleveland
R. H.E. Cleveland
St. Louis
Cleveland, Liebhardt and Bemis
Waddell and Smith
Sheridan and Egan
Detroit Defeats Chicago In Low-Scoring Battery Contest
In Detroit the Batteries defeat Chicago by seven to six with pitching and umpiring by Hurst and O'Loughlin. Players include Willett Su Schmidt Altrock Smith and Sullivan for Detroit and Chicago. A brief game note records a 7 to 6 Detroit win with details on scores and official crew.
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Detroit
Chicago
Willett
Su Schmidt
Altrock
Smith and Sullivan
Hurst and O'Loughlin
Washington Defeats Boston With Narrow Margin
In Washington, a 5 to 4 game saw Washington score five runs on late hits while Boston managed four. Players Tannehill Street Dames Steele Wood Donohue contributed offensively as the defense locked in late innings. Umpire Connolly presided over the tense matchup marked by errors and scratched lineups.
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R. H. E. Washington
Boston
Washington
Tannehill
Street
Dames
Steele
Wood
Donohue
Connolly
National amateur golf title field grows at Garden City
The national amateur championship draws 141 entrants for Garden City next week, led by Bryce S. Evans of Brae Burn and including Walter K. Whigham of Prestwick, L. A. Hamilton of Englewood, and J. Clarence Davies of Century Country Club. Official pairings set start times from 9 a.m. to 2:50 p.m. with defending champion Jerome Travers and other top players teeing off in paired groups.
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Garden City
Bryce S. Evans
Brae Burn
Walter K. Whigham
Prestwick
Scotland
L. A. Hamilton
Englewood
Harry Hollins, Jr
Westbrook
Howard J. Gee
Arsdale
J. Clarence Davies
Century Country Club
T. M. Gelner
Huntingdon Valley Country Club
Howard F. Whitney
Nassau Country Club
Jerome DL. Travers
Montclair
T. K. Laughlin
Allegheny County Club
Charles H. Seely
W. L. Gilliam
Normandie Park Golf Club
Walter J. Travis
Eben M. Byers
Allegheny
W. R B. Simons
Albert H. Smith
Huntingdon Valley
E. L. Rhett
Dyker Meadow
Addison Stilwell
Midlothian
Howard Giffin
Ballustol Golf Club
H. C. Fownes
Oakmont Country Club
William W. Patton
Mohawk Golf Club
H. McAdoo
St. Andrews
J. M. Raett
Jamess
Alcorn
Philadelphia
J. W. Raymond
Dyer Meadow
W. G. Pfeil
Merion Cricket Club
Allegheny Country Club
Jerome D. Travers
Montclair Golf
P. R. Jennings
Thomas G. Stevenson
Myopia Hunt Club
Harold B. McFarland
Max H. Behr
Morris County
Hanson
Hayden Dudley
Atsair Golf Club
Charles Presbrey
Fox Hills
Hugo R. Johnstone
Aoe Hunt Club
D. Lamson
Baltusrol
Wirt L. Thompson
Henry W. Brown
Ekwanok
Robert Wier
Wilmington
H. H. Wilder
Vesper Country Club
P. W. Whittemore
the Country Club
B. Warren Cochran
Baltimore Country Club
Frank C. Talmadge
Mobile Country Club
Andrew Carnegie 2d
Essex County Club
Blisworth Giles
Pittsburg Golf Club
J. F. Byers
H. W. Beveridge
Cinque Ports
Lewis S. Bigelow
John G. Anderson
Woodland Golf Club
Charles A. Spofford
Apawamis Club
F. S. Douglas
J. B. Hylan
J. R. Maxwell, Jr
J. E. Porter
C. L. Tappin
Garden City Golf Club
James R. Hyde
South Shore Field Club
H. BR. Clark
Apawantis Club
William P. Stewart
Audubon Golf Clu
Spotswood D. Bowers
Brooklawn Club
F. Oden Horstman
Chevy Chase Club
R. F. Mundy
Montclair Golf Club
W. F. Johnson
Dyker Meadow Golf Club
Simon Carr
Huntingdon Valley Club
Nelson M. Whitney
Audubon Golf Club
E. F. Hunt
Oscar Woodward
George H. Crocker
William T. Glenney
Plainfield Country Club
W. K Whigham
W. M. Pickslay
Alverse L. White
Wollaston
H. B. Hollins, Jr
Chadwick Sawyer
Midland Golf Club
W. W. Harris
Dunwoodie
F. Ries Jr
Ralph Peters
M. Weaver
Camden County Country Club
C. H. Stanley
Cleveland Country Club
Marshall Whitlatch
Arden M. Robbins
Henry McSweeney
Off City Golf Club
Arsdale Golf Club
H. M. Forrest
W. F. Morgan, Jr
Baltyard Golf Club
Frederick Herreshoff
William P. Smith
Philadelphia Country Club
S. Y. Ramage
Shinnecock Hills
Sherrill Sherman
Yahnundasis
BE. A. Thomson
J. ©. Thaw
Albert Seckel
Riverside Golf Club
Walter L. Gilliam
Normandie Golf Club
Wee Burn
J. G. Turner, Jr
T. R. Fuller
Commonwealth Country Club
Bronson
New Haven Country Club
W. Tillinghast
Philadelphia Cricket Club
R. Simona
Westbrook Golf Club
E. M. Byers
Hiver Perrin
Eben Knowlton
Warren K. Wood
Homewood Country Club
McKim Hollins
E. M. Barnes
Englewood Golf Club
Thomas M. Sherman
Yahnundasis Golf Club
C. A. Dunning
John M. Ward
J. F. Shanley, Jr
Deal Golf Country Club
Robert Abbott
Plainfeld Country Club
Charles Hitchcock, Jr
J. J. Radhel
Deal Golf and Country Club
S. L. Brumbaugh
Walter G
R. C. Watson
HR. C. Richard
H. G. Hartwell
Island Golf Club
J. Patton
H. Ft. Rea
T. M. Gilner
Brae Burn Country Club
Brice
Evans
Grant defeats Moore in South of Ireland golf round one
Lehind Ireland September 9 The South of Ireland championship opened with American golfer D. Grant defeating H. Moore four up with eight to play in the first round and then beating . & Smith six up with four to play in the second round.
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Boston battery firms tied to Philadelphia outfits in brief
A hazy item from Boston mentions battery suppliers Ferguson and Smith of Philadelphia and Richie and Dooin of Umptre Klem, with references to RH Troucom and Nisisieessseessh. The fragmentary text cites battery trade connections and locations in Boston and Philadelphia, offering limited detail on firms or transactions.
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Boston
RH. E. Troucom
High School Games Scoreboard Incomplete Lines
Reported score items show Binghamton seven Elmira six Scranton six Albany two Wilkes Barre and Troy seven Syracuse unread Utica two.
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Elmira
Scranton
Albany
Wilkes-Barre
Troy
Syracuse
Utica
Wyeth and Dreyfuss Reach Tennis Semi Finals
G Lorraine Wyeth former Ohio State champion and Louis J. Dreyfuss of Columbia won semi final berths at Westchester Lawn Tennis Club yesterday. Wyeth beat Townsend 6-3 6-5 in last set tight finale while Dreyfuss defeated Hartman 6-2 6-4. Other results include Reimer over Scheffer 6-4 3-6 and Wyeth Townsend vs Dreyfuss Erich unfinished in doubles. Preparatory matches at Knollwood CC White Plains also noted amid breeze.
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G. Lorraine Wyeth
Louis J. Dreyfuss
Columbia
Westchester Lawn
J. Reimer
On Scheffer
G. Lorraine Wrath
Robert Townsend
A. Hartman
Joseph F. Condon
I. Millens Furt
E. H. Jones
Edgar F. Lee
Paul Foerster
H. Wolff
I. Hartman
G. W. Smith
C. Scheffer
F. M. Pike
Roderick V. Grace
H. L. Erich
World chess title game adjourned in Munich
The world championship match in Munich on September 9 was continued but adjourned after forty five moves, apparently favoring Dr. Lasker.
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Munich
Dr. Lasker
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