Golfists Face Travers For Third Round Crown at Garden City
The day’s play featured J D Travers of Montclair defeating W Fownes Jr of Pittsburg seven up five to play while Behr of Morris County and Herreshoff of Ekwanok advanced, Behr edging T M Claflin of Boston as Byers fell to Herreshoff amid steady long game dominance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Behr
Travis
Herreshoff
H. Chandler Egan
Travers
New Jersey
Cavers
W. C. Fownes, Jr
Pittsburg
Fownes
Alec Smith
E. M. Byers
Herreshot
Herreshof
Garden City
Byers
Crach
Herresnoft
Per
Tance
Boston Printers Win Title Over Pittsburg in 6 1 Victory
The Boston printers baseball team defeated Pittsburg 6 to 1 at American League Park to claim the base ball championship and the Garry Herrmann challenge cup. Ebert pitched a masterful game holding Smokyty to a single run on a pass balk and a fortuitous hit. A large crowd attended the deciding game and Chicago was named next year’s tournament site. A dinner for the championship nine and other teams is planned for tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Printers
Boston
Pittsburg
Garry Herrmann
Ebert
Smoky Ty
Chicago
Junior titles at stake in A A U meet at Travers Island
The junior championships of the Amateur Athletic Union will be decided at Travers Island today with a large entry. Reed will run the yard dash for New York crowds and Shaw will attempt to tie or break his new record in the high hurdles, as the cream of the team that will contest the Olympic titles arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athetic Union
Travers Island
Errow
Reed
New York
Shaw
Mees
Wright Beaten in Davis Cup Play in Boston
On September 17 at Longwood, America and Britain split results in the Davis Cup prelims. M. G. J. Ritchie upset Beals C. Wright in straight sets 6-1 6-8 6-2, while William A. Larned defeated J. G. Parke in straight sets 6-3 6-3 7-5. Ritchie dominated Wright with precise passing and solid serving as Wright struggled with lobs and net play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
America
Great Britain
Longwood Cricket Club
Australia
England
Norman E. Brookes
Anthony F. Wilding
William A. Larned
J. G. Parke
M. G. J. Ritchie
Beals C. Wright
Larned
Newport
Ritchie
Wright
Learned
Parke
Hackett
Alexander
Giants pile up runs humbly St Louis in fall classic
The Giants won the third of the St Louis series 10 to 5 delivering their ninth straight victory. McGraw added Marquard and Durham to his pitching options for upcoming doubleheaders while McGinnity, Taylor, and Seymour led the scoring spree with strong hitting and timely base running at the Polo Grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giants
St. Louis
Pirates
Wankers
Cubs
Boston
Polo Grounds
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
McGraw
Marquard
Indianapolis
Durham
Holmes
Page
Indiana
Joe McGinnity
Cardinals
Seymour
Donlin
Taylor
Raymond
Devlin
McCormick
Tenney
Barry
Herzog
Bresnahan
Higginbotham
Charles
Moran
Dovlin
Bridwell
Snodgrass
Brain
Merkle
Needham
Murray
Brooklyn Wins Third Straight From Cincinnati in Brooklyn
Brooklyn defeated Cincinnati 6 to 2 to go up 3 0 in the series aided by McIntyre who outpitched Ewing and timely hitting. The Superbas hold a fair lead over St. Louis as the two clubs prepare to begin a series today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
McIntyre
Ewing
Superbas
Donovan
St. Louis
YANKEES START BADLY LOSE FIRST IN WEST
Detroit defeats New York 7 to 4 to seize the lead in the league standings as Cleveland and Chicago win. Hogg allows seven runs over five innings while Cree makes a notable major league debut for Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Yankees
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louis
Browns
Athletics
Tigers
Hogg
New York
Schmidt
MclIivane
Conroy
Cree
Williamsport
Hemphill
Rossman
Donovan
Meclvain
Laporte
Crawford
Cobb
Yankee
McIntyre
McKveen
Schaefer
Moriarity
Kiliiter
Ball
Downs
Kletnow
Ld Donovan
Manning
O Rourke
Killifer
Melliveen
Hoge
Mellveen
Hog
Australian rider quits Madison Square Garden race in protest
J Clarke the popular Australian quits the two hour nightly six day bicycle race at Madison Square Garden after a ruling that Mayer and Anderson lead by a lap. He accuses Eddie Root of blocking a lap and claims flagrant interference. The lap was disallowed after a consultation. Lawson also quits briefly then restarts. A spill in the final sprint injures Ashurst and Sherwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Clarke
Madison Square Garden
Mayer
Anderson
Eddie Root
Lawson
Clarke
Ashurst
Sherwood
Mayer and Andersons
Larke and
McFarland and Downing
Moran and Root
Anne Sesseee
Devonovitch
Walker
Halgin
Schlee
Etfier
Lamphear
Battery Names and Players Noted in Boston Match
A fragmented listing shows teams and players including Chicago, Reusbach and Kling of Boston, Tuckey and Bowerman, Ferguson and Smith, with Um pires Emslie and Rigler connected to a match or event. The text is incomplete but preserves several named individuals and organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Chicago
Reusbach
Kling
Tuckey
Batteries Pittsburg Moren and Dooin Umpire Johnstone
At Philadelphia the match featured Batteries Pittsburg Willis and Gibson Philadelphia Moren and Dooin with umpire Johnstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Willis
Gibson
Cleveland Batter Names and Umpire Details
At Cleveland the listing shows team players Jose Bemis and Boston Young Criger with battery partners Cleveland and Boston in a game scoreline. Umpire Connolly is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
R. H. E. Cleveland
Boston
Jose
Bemis
Young
Criger
Connolly
Chicago Batter Evans Chase Washington Park Pitcher
In Chicago, a baseball game featured players Loughlin and Egan with Washington as the opponent. The scattered notes reference innings and positions, but the readable text centers on a batter facing a Washington pitching effort and a tense early count at a city street venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Washington
Ae Washngton
Tanne
Loughlin and Egan
Giants Beat Pirates In Polo Grounds Tilt
Giants defeated the Pirates at the Polo Grounds in a tight contest today. Final score details and player contributions are not fully legible in the OCR, but the game featured key moments from both lineups and ended with a narrow margin in favor of the Giants.
Peter Quince Wins Culver Handicap at Gravesend
Peter Quince purchased for 5790 at Keene sale won the Culver Handicap of 2000 at Gravesend breaking from barrier missteps to lead all the way in 1 09 over six furlongs. King Cobalt DeMund Ben Ban and Baby Wolf trailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Hildreth
Peter Quince
James R. Keene
Gravesend
King Cobalt
DeMund
Ben Ban
Baby Wolf
Jack Joyner
Belmont
Priscillian
Field Mouse
Belmont Park
James B. Brady
Fountainblue
Pirate
McKinney
Caller
Grandpa
Sandy Crecker
Donohue
Davidson
Sandy Creeker
Far West
Tourenne
Gretna Green
Sweet
Empire City
Royal Captive
Fashion Plate
B. Dugan
Petticoat
Whitney
Eider
Kings County Grand Jury
Golden Maxim
Mary St
Newcastle Stable
Notter
Wee Petticoat
A H. Smith
Bhilling
Lady Hubbard
Gilbert
Killcreen
Braz Lang
Guatemotzin
J. Lee
Merry Knight
Pirate of Penzance
O. Fe Horee
St. Nish
Huppe
Vaquera
Commando
Fair Vision
Hildreth
Peter Quines
McCarth
E. Dugan
de Mund
Miller
Montana
Touche Pas
M Ll. Rtz
McCarthy
Don Enrique
Ch. H
J. B. Respess
Jockey.s
Black Mary
Yorke
Dolly Spanker
Oddfellow
Ferrol
F. A. Forsythe
McCahey
Twist Queen
Upton
Merry Gift
E. Martin
H. Smith
Sapid Yorke
Constellation
Ae McCarth
Adelaide Bete A
RS Gilbert
Yan
Crowley Alice Mack Sa
Sumter
Clef
Ace Roves Ao
International Auto Clubs discuss 130 millimetre bore rule
The Automobile Club of America reports Italy’s suggestion to limit cylinder bore to 130 millimetres for international competition. Paris meeting October 11 will hear views from manufacturers as American delegates prepare to present industry stance. American entries for the Grand Prize at Savannah include Buckley in the B L M racer with Williams as driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automobile Club of America
International Association
America
International Association of Recognized
Automobile Clubs
Europe
Savannah
R. W. Buckley
Thomas Williams
Benz
Hemery
Darracq
Hanriot
Erie
Wagner
Nazzaro
de Palma
Automobiles finish two day mechanical efficiency test
The first car to arrive was a Stevens-Duryea driven by Frank Evaland at 6 0 p m as 31 starters completed the second day run from Montauk to Montauk Point to the Automobile Club of America. The American Locomotive taxicab driven by P J Johnson finished without a fault. Mrs J N Cuneo and Mrs J R Ramsay were among early reporters. The committee will inspect observers records and announce points. The second day involved rough routes with sand hills mud holes slowing many cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automobile Club of America
New York Trade Association
Stevens-Duryea
Frank Evaland
Montauk
Montauk Point
Maxwell
Reo
Mitchell
White
Haynes
Mora
Apperson
P. J. Johnson
J. N. Cuneo
J. R. Ramsey
Amagansett
Close Finishes Highlight 2:10 Trotting at State Fair
Syracuse reports ten starters in the 2:10 trotting event with close finishes. Del Coronado won heat three and narrowly paces the fourth, while Zaza, Axtellay, and El Malagro engaged in tight duels on the homestretch. Time in heats ranged from 2:06 to 2:12 with strong late efforts by several contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
State Fair Grounds
Zaza
Axtellay
el Malagro
del Coronado
McKinney
Johanna Treat
G. Durfee
Los Angeles
Durfee
B. G
Laseil
Axterlay
B. m
Thomas
Deng Belle Bird
See Cai
EL F. Geers
Seececcegeceseses
EL Memphis
Miss Adbell
Shank
Pender, Jr
An Benyon
Haulse Direct
Ch. Fer
Mit
Leslie Waterman
Oh So
Madeline Florence
A. McDonald
Selma
Ala
Lon McDonald
Charlie Hal
Snow
Mattie Chimes
Milton S., Jr
Ch. H
Cox
William Cceae - Oo
Sro
Intercity Lawn Tennis Championship Leads New York Wins
New York women led the intercity lawn tennis race at Richmond County Country Club Staten Island near clinching the title. Miss Margaret Johnson of the Staten Island Ladies Club upset former national champion Mrs. William H. Pouch in straight sets to highlight the day. Doubles featured New York couples overcoming Philadelphia pairs with Johnson and Pouch topping Green 2 games to none and other results shaping the final rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Richmond County
Dongan Hills
Staten Island
Miss Cohen
Miss Creswell
Margaret Johnson
William H. Pouch
Intercity
Miss Johnson
Misses Green
Philadelphia
A. G. Miles
Miss Scott
K. Green
Misa Creswell
Alice L. Day
Miss Coster
Miss Lea
Miss Handy
Phil
M. Sayres
Miss Chase
Miss Souther
Donald
W.H. Pouch
Phylita Green
Hibbs
Warrasch Wins Twelfth Game In Chess Championship
In Munich on September 17 Dr Warrasch captured the twelfth game of the world championship match. The game, adjourned from yesterday after sixty five moves, ended with Lasker forced to resign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Warrasch
Lasker
Liner Beats Storm Through Hurricane Gale
Deutschland speeds at 22 knots as a hurricane storm delays multiple ships. Passengers land by 4 p m after 3 am start. Capt Kaempt relays wireless from Hamburg bound for Naples as Lusitania Majestic report hurricane conditions. Orinoco Sibiria Parima Cuthbert and Pretoria delayed. Bermudian held in port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaempt
Hamburg
Naples
Lusitania
Majestic
Orinoco
Kingston
Sibiria
Inagua
Parima
St. Thomas
Cuthbert
Barbados
Pretoria
Bermudian
Beremuda
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Sherman
Travers, Herreshoff and Behr
Ares
T. M. Sherman
Utica
Gut
T. M. Claffin
Tlay
Boston Printers
Bostien
Pittburg
Whitcomb
Cooper
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Ae Ladie
Ritchie VS. Wright
Sereee
Cower Eeenee
Humble ST. Louis
Pitteburg
Brook
Brooklin
National League
F.C
Ww. L. Pc
Brookisn Ever
Murray Hise
McGinnity
Kenetchy
Poulin
Shar
Osteen
Konetchy
Murdock
Morris
McCmick
Barry Asece
Ueviess
Egan
Lobert
Beecher
Hoblitzel
Mowrey
Paskert, Cf
Leann
Echiai
Anon En Mat Teals
Toiels
Jordan
Rome
Hescher
Jerden
Dunn
Paskett
Moblusell
McMillan
Cleve — J
Washington, D
Louis
Haseball
Tes Eames
Fame
M. Giants
Peter Quince Speedy
Culver
Gravesend Racing
Italy
Wenty
Syracuse Fair
Tarrasch
Lawren Wiggins
Chepontue
Prudent
Royal Tourist
Plavigny
Milford
Perkee
Deutschland
Luchow
14Th ST
Stuyvesant
Vienna Artist Orchestra
Cafe Martin
St. & Bway
Ng, Tabie Shote Din
SLI Casine Francaise
Amate Orch
Cafe Lafayette University PE
Oey
Cafe Boulevard Ocyini
Ial Thatoecnition
Cavanagh
Garret
Harlem Casino
Seventh Ave
Rigo
West
Cedar Sts
W. 17Th
Maison Delenne
St. FE
Bryant
W. 35Th
Las
Moretti
Herald Square Hotel
Sis Oes
Healy
Blossom Heath Inn
Larchmont
St & Ft
Washo
Av.News, Co
Riley
Saratoga
Elle
Grant City
Ea Glenwood Hungaria
Ee Hunter's Island
Scacueres
Oyster Bay
CE i
Crenaieeneeset Cceangipsin Enimniass Ieee
Caldwell, W. J
Moseley’s
New Haven
Stauchs
East 36Th St. Mary
Frankfort
Pommery
New York County
Lew
Dodd
Zanesville Tile Company
Ritchings & Soutar Company
Lefendant
Ee Court
State of New York
County of New York
Code of Civil Procedure
Wt. Ives
Aermanent
Ritchings
Souter & Levin L. Brown
Omee Ana P
William F
Sackett
Nasmag Street
Borough of Manhattan
City of New Fora
Norothy
M. Pal Mennerg
Dorothy M Perg
Sackett & Lang
Executrvz
Nasseg Street
New York City
Henry Bischof
Ers
Stallman & Fulton Company
Broadway
City of New York
Charles G. Dobbs
Goeller, Shaffer & Eisler
TD. C
Terre Cotta
Henry B F. Mace
William Kelly
Whitehall St
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