Golfers reach semis in new york event clash
The historic round sees top players Travis and Behr advancing to the semi finals amid fierce play at Garden City. Behr edged T M Claflin while Travers dominates Sherman to set up a day of decisive matches with Herreshoff and Byers also in contention.
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Travis
T. M. Sherman
Utica
Sherman
Travers
Behr
T. M. Clafin
Boston
Herreshoff
J. D. Travers
Montclair
W. Fownes, Jr
Pittsburg
Garden City
Pred Herreshof
Ekxwanck
E. M. Byers
Morrie Bante
T. M. Claflin
Pilar
Boston Printers Win Title In Baseball Championship
The Boston printers defeated Pittsburg 5 to 1 at American League Park to claim the printers base ball championship and the Garry Herrmann challenge cup. Ebert pitched for Boston holding Smoky City to one run on a balk aided by a pass and a two bagger. A large crowd watched as enthusiasm remained high and Chicago was selected for next year's tournament. A dinner for the championship nine and rivals will be held tomorrow night.
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Printers
Boston
Pittsburg
Ebert
Chicago
Juniors decide titles at Travers Island event
The Amateur Athletic Union junior championships are staged at Travers Island with a large entry. The meet previews the senior battles tomorrow when Olympic hopefuls will appear. Reedker aims to showcase his sprinting in front of New York crowds, while Shaw challenges to match or break his recent high hurdles mark of seconds.
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Athetic Union
Travers Island
Torrow
Recker
New York
Shaw
Wright Beaten in Davis Cup Play
On the Longwood turf Davis Cup preliminary, America and Great Britain split first day results. M. G. J. Ritchie upset Beals C. Wright in straight sets 6-1 6-8 6-2 while William A. Larned beat J. G. Parke 6-3 6-3 7-5. Ritchie outplayed Wright with strong passing smashes. Larned dominated Parke with steady serves and frequent walloping lobs.
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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
Parke
Giants pile up runs to whip St Louis in NL clash
New York defeated St Louis 10 to 5 to complete a three game series sweep and extend their win streak to nine. The Pirates and Cubs also won, keeping the NL leaders’ margin intact as a two game Polo Grounds doubleheader looms. Marquard and Durham debuted for McGraw with big salaries, while McGinnity began and exited after St Louis threats.
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Giants
St. Louis
Pirates
Waakers
Cubs
Boston
Polo Grounds
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
McGraw
Marquard
Indianapolis
Durham
Holmes
Page
Indiana
Joe McGinnity
Cardinals
Seymour
Donlin
Taylor
Raymond
Devlin
McCormick
Tenney
Barry
Jong
Herzog
Bresnahan
Higginbotham
Charles
Moran
Bridwell
Snodgrass
Brain
Merkle
Needham
Murray
Brooklyn Wins Third Straight Over Cincinnati
Brooklyn defeated Cincinnati 6 to 2 to take the third game of the series. McIntyre outpitched Ewing as Brooklyn's timely hitting powered the win. Donovan's men hold a fair lead in the standings over St. Louis with a series to begin today.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
McIntyre
Ewing
Superbas
Donovan
St. Louis
Detroit Tiger Triumph Over Yankees 7 to 3
Detroit defeats New York 7 to 3 as Hogg and Manning matchups shape the game. Crawford, Cree and Hemphill contribute key hits, while the Tigers surge after a 3-3 third inning tie. Yankees rally in third but fail to hold lead, Detroit gains share of AL lead with idle rivals.
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Detroit
Yankees
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louis
Browns
Athletics
Tigers
Hogg
New York
Schmidt
Mcllvane
Conroy
Cree
Williamsport
Hemphill
Rossman
Donovan
McIlvain
Laporte
Crawford
Cobb
Yankee
Ae McIntyre
Meliveen
Ball
Downs
Kletnow
Manning
O Rourke
Toora
Killifer
McKveen
Ort Hogg
Mcllveen
Moriarity
Hoge
Evans
Fight in Garden race ends with disputed lap call
In Madison Square Garden a two hour night six day bicycle race saw J Clarke quit in disgust after Mayer and Anderson were credited with a lap. Clarke accused Eddie Root of interference as a flagrant late clash followed by a contested lap reversal. Lawson also left the track briefly before rejoining. A spill in the final sprint injured Ashurst and Sherwood slightly, while the day’s end standings listed Mayer and Anderson ahead with Clarke and Lawson among those laps.
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J. Clarke
Madison Square Garden
Mayer
Anderson
Eddie Root
Lawson
Clarke
Ashurst
Sherwood
Miles
Anderson Clarke
McFarland
Downing
Moran
Root
Krebs
Vanoni
Rupprecht
Millen
Williams Devonovitch
Walker Ashurst
Halgin
de Mara
Hollister
Kramer
Bedell
Stein and Cameron
Irish- American Athletic Club
van den Dries
Boston Match Report Highlights Battery Pairings
In Boston the Chicago team faced a mixed lineup including Batteries-Chicago with Reusbach and Kling, and Boston featuring Tuckey and Bowerman, Ferguson and Smith. Um pires-Emslie and Rigler are noted in the event, with players listed across teams.
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Boston
Chicago
Reusbach
Kling
Tuckey
Philadelphia Batteries vs Pittsburg Umpire Johnstone
In a game featuring Batteries Willis Gibson for Pittsburgh and Moren Dooin for Philadelphia, the field notes list umpires and partial scoring sequences. The fragment references the teams and players without a complete result or date, indicating a historic baseball matchup with incomplete OCR text.
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Elphia
Cleveland versus Boston Batteries battle notes
At Cleveland the teams battled in a tight matchup with Cleveland players Joss and Bemis facing Boston’s Young and Criger. Umpire Connolly officiated as the battery pairing and lineups are listed in the card.
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Cleveland
R. H. E. Cleveland
Boston
Chicago Battery Duo in Washington Game Details
Chicago battery pair of White and Sullivan supported by Tannehill Street and Kahos as running mates. Umpires Loughlin and Egan officiated the match held in Washington with R. He and A. O providing competition as per the scoring line 2-2-6.
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Chicago
R. HE
Washington
White and Sullivan
Tannehill
Street
Kahos
Loughlin and Egan
Baseball at Polo Grounds Today Two Games
Today at the Polo Grounds two games are scheduled. First game at 1 30 P M features the Giants against Pittsburg with admission set at 50 cents.
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Polo Grounds
Giants
Pittsburg
Peter Quince Speedy Wins Culver Handicap
Peter Quince owned by S. C. Hildreth, bought for 5700 at Keene sale, led from start to finish to win Gravesend Culver Handicap for 2000, carrying 116 pounds in 1 09 over six furlongs. King Cobalt DeMund Ben Ban and Baby Wolf chased. Pirate won steeplechase amid close finish. Caller and Sandy Creeker disputed with fouls. Royal Captive beat Fashion Plate in opening handicap. Weather clear track fast.
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S. C. Hildreth
Peter Quince
James R. Keene
Gravesend
King Cobalt
DeMund
Ben Ban
Baby Wolf
Jack Joyner
Belmont
Priscillian
Field Mouse
Belmont Park
McKinney
Caller
Grandpa
Sandy Crecker
Donohue
Pirate
Davidson
Sandy Creeker
Far West
Tourenne
Gretna Green
Sweet
Empire City
Royal Captive
Fashion Plate
B. Dugan
Petticoat
Whitney
Kings County Grand Jury
Golden Maxim
Mary Stuart
Newcastle Stable
Notter
E. Dugan
Fuerst
McCarth
Lady Selina
Pirate of Pi
O. Hak
Bet Oo
la McKinney
Ting
Henderson
A Davidson
Eandy Creeker
Palmer
Papriks
O'Brien
Rufus
Kelleher
Palm
Vaquera
C. G
Hildreth
Mando
Fair Vision
Wee King Cobalt
Notter Field
Gilbert
McCart Baby Wolf
E. Dugat
de Mund
W. Miller
Fountainblue
J. Lee
Montana
Touche Pas
M L. Schwartz
Gretna
Don Enrique
Tipton
Killiecrankie
Gere Gilbert
Marfield Een
J. B. Respess
Black Mary
Yorke
Dolly Spanker
E. Duge
Boema Cree
L’ Amour
Shreve
Closeal
Cc. Miller
H. Smith
Burgher
Db. F
Oddfellow—Ferryl
F. A. Forsythe
Jocker
McCahey
Upton
Merry Gift
Autos clubs discuss 130 millimetre bore rule change in Paris
The Automobile Club of America received Italy's A Ferrero Ventimiglia proposal to limit cylinder bore to 130 millimetres at the Paris October 11 international meeting. The aim is to maintain a gap from larger 155 millimetre racing engines and to reflect sufficient power for touring cars. America seeks manufacturer views before sailing for Europe. Meanwhile Savannah’s Grand Prize entries include Buckley on B L M racer driven by Williams, with Benz, Fiat, Itala, Isotta Fraschini, Panhard, Renault and Mercedes lineup composing the rest of the field.
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Automobile Club of America
International Association
America
International Association of Recognized
Automobile Clubs
Europe
Savannah
R. W. Buckley
Thomas Williams
Benz
Hemery
Darracq
Hanriot
Erle
Wagner
Nazzaro
de Palma
Italy
Itala
France
Clement Bayard
Lewis Strang
Germany
Mercedes
Auto club tests mark day two of mechanical efficiency event
The Automo bile Club of America hosted the second day of a two day mechanical efficiency test under the New York Trade Association. The first car to arrive was a Stevens-Duryea driven by Frank Evaland at 6 50 pm after a 155 mile journey from Montauk to Montauk Point to Amagansett and finally Flushing. Thirty one cars started the second day with two delayed by minor mishaps. Cars checked in included Maxwell Reo Mitchell White Stevens Duryea Haynes Mora Apperson and American Locomotive. The American Locomotive taxicab piloted by P J Johnson completed the run without a reported repair. Mrs J N Cuneo and Mrs J R Ramsey were among the early female drivers. A committee will meet today or tomorrow to review observer records and announce scoring results. The second day proved tougher with rough terrain and mud impacting arrival times before final checks at Flushing.
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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 Syracuse Trotting Meet
Ten starters faced the gate at the state fair grounds in Syracuse on September 17 for the 2:10 trotting event. Del Coronado and Ax tellay battled down the stretch in heat two with Zaza close behind, while Del Coronado won the third heat and then held off El Malagro in the fourth by wire. Time figures show 2:00% for the winner in the first heat and fast splits in subsequent races.
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Syracuse
State Fair Grounds
Zaza
Axtellay
el Malagro
del Coronado
del Coronadia
B. H
McKinney
Johanna Treat
G. Durfee
Los Angeles
Pender, Jr
Ch. S
J. Benyon
Hallie Direct
Ch. m
Leslie Waren Ch. G
Oh So
Madeline Florence
A. McDonald
Selma
Ala
Lon McDonald
Charlie Hal
B. G
Snow
Mattie Chimes
B. m
Toor
Milton S., Jr
C. H
Cox
William C
Murphy
Lady of Honor
Thomas
Intercity Lawn Tennis Leaders Crowned in Staten Island
New York women extended their grip on the intercity title at Richmond County Country Club Staten Island as Philadelphia rivals were eliminated. Key results include Miss Margaret Johnson of the Staten Island Ladies Club beating Mrs William H Pouch in straight sets 6 4 6 1 and Johnson advancing to the final after successive wins.
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New York
Richmond County
Dongan Hills
Staten Island
Miss Cohen
Miss Creswell
Margaret Johnson
William H. Pouch
Warrasch Wins Twelfth Game In Chess Championship
Munich September 17 Dr Warrasch won the twelfth game of the championship match after adjournment from yesterday. After sixty five moves Lasker was forced to resign.
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Munich
Warrasch
Lasker
Liner Deutschland Battles Habitual Gale En Route
Hamburg American Lines Deutschland plowed through a hurricane and fog delaying landfall by passengers until 4 pm after riding 22 knots. Captain Kaempt received storm reports from Hamburg bound ships as Beaufort winds reached 70 miles per hour. Other vessels including Lusitania Majestic Orinoco Sibiria Parima Cuthbert and Pretoria faced delays. Bermudian remained in port.
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Hamburg American Lines Deutschland
Montaurg
Kaempt
Hamburg
Naples
Lusitania
Majestic
Orinoco
Kingston
Sibiria
Inagua
Parima
St. Thomas
Cuthbert
Barbados
Pretoria
Bermudian
Bermuda
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Herreshot
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Alexander
Ritchie VS. Wright
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Steerer Enee
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Steneeee
Ritchie Lasce
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Baen
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Ezen
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Peter Quince Speedy
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A. G. Miles
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K. Green
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Alice L. Day
Miss Coster
Miss Lea
Miss Handy
Donald
W. H. Pouch
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Cafe Lafayette
Martin
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Cafe Boulevard
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Peta
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Royal Hungarian Trigane Orchestra
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Alt
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P. H
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Travelellers’ Co
Healy
Sette Sea
Yonkers, Y
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Oyster Bay
Long Beach Casino
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W. J
Moseley
New Haven
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wweXe
Supreme Court
New York County
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State of New York
County of New York
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Levin L. Brown
Broadway
Borough of Manhattan
City of New York
Office Ag
City of
Charley Beckett
County of
Taos
Rothy M. Palmens
Executriz
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Nassag Street
New York City
Stallman & Fulton Company
D. C
Wash
Henry
F. Macfarland
William Kelly
D. P
Whitehall St
WM. & Patton
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