Giants Edge Robins In Brooklyn Pennant Duel
New York Giants defeated Brooklyn in a seven inning comeback at Washington Park. McGinnity weak on the mound early but Hummell Bresnahan Seymour and Donlin led a late charge to tie and then win as Dummy Taylor closed. Tenney Berg and Maloney powered the hits with Devlin and McCormick contributing key plays in a tight National League clash.
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World's Revolver Mark Set At National Tournament
Manhattan Rifle and Revolver Association set a world record with a 1 062 team score to win the revolver team match at the national tournament in Sea Girt New Jersey Squadron A took second with 1 048 Marines claimed multiple prizes including Gould rapid fire and two team trophies New Jersey's Lieutenant Colonel Tewes won the New York State match with 176 points leading scorers include New Jersey New York and Massachusetts shooters.
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Detroit Dashes Ahead in American League Pennant Race
Detroit defeated Chicago 6 to 5 in ten innings to solidify first place. Boston beat Washington 7 to 1, Cleveland toppled St Louis 5 to 2, as New York and Boston prepared for today’s games. Yankees players watched the Giants beat the Superbas in Washington Park before heading to Boston for exhibition action with Lynn.
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Batteries-Boston Burchell and Donohue in Washington
Umpire Connolly officiated as batteries Boston Burchell and Donohue played in Washington with Keeley and Kahoe listed among participants. The fragmentary text references R H EB and a date line but lacks complete game details.
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Detroit Beats Chicago 6-5 in Close Batting Duel
Detroit nips Chicago 6 to 5 as Donovan and Thomas pace the hosts with key hits. Chicago counters with White Walsh and Sullivan contributing in a tight nine inning game with O'Loughlin and Hurst umpiring.
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Cleveland match report with named officials and teams
At Cleveland the game featured Matterton Cleveland Berger and Bemis of St. Louis facing Powell and Stephens. Umpires were Sheridan and Egan.
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Records Fly In Motorcycle Race At Los Angeles Meet
At the Los Angeles Motorcycle Club race meet Raymond Seymour and J Howard Shaferer set multiple world records in the one hour event Seymour breaking several mile marks Shaferer breaking records from twenty-three to fifty-six miles and the one hour record Derkum rode a quarter-mile in 13 seconds amid tragedy as his brother lay dying in hospital
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Napoleons of finance win at Richmond County Fair
The Consolidated Stock Exchange Clearing House baseball team defeated the New York Stock Exchange Clearing House team 7 to 5 yesterday afternoon at the Richmond County Fair in Dongan Hill Staten Island before 15 000 spectators.
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Cross and Fitzgerald to Meet in Fast Six Round Bout
Leahh Cross and Willie Fitzgerald will clash in a six round fight at the National Athletic Club past 24th street tonight. The card promises one of the season’s fastest and cleverest bouts with both fighters seeking a decisive win.
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Receipts Of Gans Nelson Fight Exceed 318000
San Francisco report shows receipts for the Gans Nelson bout totaling slightly over 318000. Nelson earned 7600 and Gans 5045. Gate money did not meet expectations.
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Fastest Wisconsin mile run paced by Kitty Clover
Kitty Clover driven by Charles Dean of Libertyville won an exhibition mile at State Pair track in 1 56 4, named fastest mile ever on a Wisconsin track.
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Yankee golfer beaten in South of Ireland final round
In Ireland on September 10, in the South of Ireland championship third round, Mr Bon defeated D Grant of America at the nineteenth hole.
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Squadron A Polo Kickoff At Van Cortlandt Park Cup
Squadron A fields teams in the first polo match for Major Oliver Bridgeman’s cup at Van Cortlandt Park today. The contest begins at 4 30 p m.
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West Point football practice opens with ninety candidates
West Point cadets began football drills this week with ninety men reporting for candidates. Only three starters from last season’s Navy game have left by graduation Weeks left tackle Smith fullback Erwin the All American guard. The new class includes many with prior football experience and solid size.
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Lasker Draws With Tarrasch In World Championship
In Munich the world chess championship match between Dr. Lasker and Dr. Tarrasch resumed after an adjournment of forty five moves and ended in a draw after three additional moves.
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Vanderbilt Cup Funds Open Motor Parkway With Sweepstakes
The Vanderbilt Cup commission will open the Long Island Motor Parkway with a sweepstakes event on October 16. Cars across five classes, from $1,000 to over $4,000, compete on the 25 mile circuit with ten laps for the top class and four to eight laps for lower classes. Over $5,000 in prizes and numerous entries are anticipated, with public grandstand actions every minute.
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Mighty Roseben may not race again this year
Roseben the weight carrying sprinter owned by D C Johnson may never race again after pulling up in the Flight Stakes at Sheepshead Bay. Trainer F D Weir showed clear worry as Roseben finished last, despite a recent easy win carrying 140 pounds. Baby Wolf won the Flight Stakes ahead of Half Sovereign and Arcite in a tight finish.
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Auto Racing Ban Spurs Conflict Before 24 Hour Brighton Race
The AA A warns disqualification for drivers and mechanics in the 24 hour race at Brighton Beach, a clash with dealers promoting the event without sanction. Thirteen cars and names like Renault, Fiat, Lozier, and Peerless populate the entries as prep for time trials and shorter events.
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Lyne to Ride in Belgium for Lord Ribancert
Lexington Kentucky September 10 American jockey Lucien Lyne has written his parents that he signed to ride the rest of this season and all of next for Lord Ribancert a Brussels based Belgian turfman. He is currently riding in England as a freelance.
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Running Races Earn Permanent Place at Charter Oak Park
Twenty five thousand spectators witnessed the Connecticut fair at Hartford marking running races as a permanent feature of the grand circuit at Charter Oak Park. Langdon's Lad beat Black Oak by a neck in the Connecticut Handicap over one mile and a furlong, while Miss Delaney won the six furlong sprint with Judge second and Right and True third. Roswell rode both winners.
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Cycle Championship Match at Madison Square Garden
The sprint championship between Jack Clarke and Frank Kramer is set for tomorrow night on the Madison Square Garden saucer track. A potential three corner race could follow with Kramer Clarke and Germany's short distance champion. Mayer challenged the winner yesterday and Kramer and the Australian title holder signaled willingness to race.
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Amateur Golf Championship Qualifiers On Garden City Links
About sixty aspirants practiced for the amateur title at Garden City. Chad Sawyer posted the best round with par golf aside from two early holes. Henry H. Wilder and a four ball featuring Walter Travis and Jerome Travers drew attention. Several other noted players were on course as Harold Beveridge learned of his father’s death and planned to sail. Leighton Calkins defended the Metropolitan Golf Association against Will Anderson’s prize money critique.
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Westchester Tennis Club Hosts Open Singles Finals
Joseph F. Condon and Gustave F. Touchard reach the final round after decisive wins on Westchester Lawn Tennis Club courts. Touchard dominates G Lorraine Wyeth 6-1 6-2 as women and doubles results unfold, with the American Davis Cup quartet practicing at Knollwood in White Plains.
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Balloons Across Massachusetts Land Near Coast in Moonlight Flight
Two balloons launched at midnight from Springfield and Pittsfield, traveling across Massachusetts in separate paths, landed within fifteen miles of each other in Plymouth County. The Pittsfield craft Heart of the Berkshires landed in Kingston near Black Water, piloted by William Van Sleet with Dr SlaneyS. Stowell aboard. The Boston balloon, piloted by Charles J. Glidden with Professor H Helm Clayton aboard, finished at Bridgewater Junction near Stanley Manufacturing Company.
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Four Hurt In Early Football Game Near Latrobe
In the opening season contest near Latrobe, four players sustained injuries. William Cadman broke his right arm, Joseph Caldwell nearly tore his left ear, Charles Shamfelt had three teeth knocked out and a bruised face, and William Stiffey suffered multiple fractures in his left hand.
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Billy Sunday Destroys Plates Over Publication Issue
Evangelist Billy Sunday attacked the stereotyping rooms of a Hammond Indiana publisher over a book of sermons he says was published without permission. He smashed the printing plates with a large mallet and ended by weeping.
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Four Year Old Girl Dies After Fire Fought by Mother
Mabel Wirth age four of West 41st street Bayonne was playing near her home when boys imitated an Indian war dance and tossed a blazing stick setting her aflame. The mother who smothered the flames was badly burned and the child died several hours later.
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Body found by dogs in Short Hills pond
Mrs. Annie Harvey wife of New York lawyer Ashton Harvey disappeared from her Tay lor Road home and was found dead in North Pond after bloodhounds traced a trail. Police and fire units searched while her family weighs accident or self harm. jewelry valued over 36000 remained on the body and a watch stopped at 3 20.
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Claim Agent Sentenced In Multi Indictment Case
Henry J. MecCore mick, a six year claim agent for the Rome Watertown and Ogdensburg division of New York Central, pleaded guilty to six indictments. He faces Auburn Prison terms from three and a half to nine years for one count, and two to four years for the others, with sentences suspended on all but the first.
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