Pirates Defeat Giants In Tight Polo Grounds Duel
Vic Willis outpitched Matty in a two to one Pirates win at the Polo Grounds. The game featured sharp defense by Herzog and Bridwell and a brief Giants rally in the fifth inning. Still, Willis and Gibson held New York to two hits, as Pittsburgh earned first blood in the doubleheader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic Willis
Polo Grounds
Giants
Pirate
Matty
New York
Pirates
Willis
Pitsburg
Hoaus Wagner
Mike Donlin
Mike
Cubs
Pittsburg
Wilson
H.rzog
Tenney
O'Day
Gibson
Thomas
Clarke
Devlin
Leach
Abby
Seymmour
Wagner
McCormick
Bridwell
Tenner
Rock of Gibraltar
Herzog
Henk O'Day
McGraw
Superbas Rally to Beat St Louis at Brooklyn Park
The Superbas rose at Washington Park Brooklyn to avoid last place in the National League by defeating St Louis 8 to 7. Rucker steadied after the third inning as sharp fielding aided his escape from a tight spot. Lush Sallee and Raymond struggled for St Louis as Brooklyn cashed in with timely hitting and baserunning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superbas
Washington Park
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Rucker
Lush
Sallee
Raymond
Ebribrose
Gabrilopoa
Oshew
Deletarty
Ioili
Nseoe
Charies
Osteen
Honey
Lurdock
Morris
Bliss
Lesh P
Eran
Reymond
Vewens Procklin
Boston Lottery Listing Mentions Officials and Umpire
A fragment from Boston cites names such as Cincinnati O'Toole Dubuc Schiei McCarthy Graham Ferguson Everman and umpire Rigler with cryptic numbers and place marker Boston. The text references a lottery or betting context and lists multiple officials in a scattered segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
N. H. E. Maccinnati
Cincinnati
O'Toole
Dubuc
Schiei
McCarthy
Graham
Ferguson
Everman
Rigler
Plans for the World’s Series rules announced
Cincinnati Sept 21 The National Baseball Commission announced a new rule to ease World Series arrangements. The commission will supply clubs with two general admission ticket sets at $3 and $1.50, each with rain checks for all games. Only reserved seat coupons and gate sales at Bell Park ticket offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mincinnati
National Baseball Commission
Bell Park
Keen Battle in Baseball Fight Shaping NL pennant race
The Chicago Cubs won two from Philadelphia to threaten the Giants in the National League standings while the Pirates beat New York. Detroit lost to Boston, trimming the top of the American League table as Cleveland overtook the Yankees. Doubleheaders loom at the Polo Grounds as New York weighs the Matty injury risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Cubs
Giants
Philadelphia
Pirates
New York
Polo Grounds
Chicago
Matty
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Yankees
St. Louis
Cleveland Tops Yankees In Narrow AL Race Battle
Cleveland defeated the Yankees 5 to 3 in Cleveland as the win put the former atop the American League pennant chase. Four Cleveland runs in the fourth inning, sparked by Lake’s wild throw and Lajoie’s timely hits, anchored the victory while New York rallied in the fifth but could not overtake the lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Yankees
Boston
Detroit Tigers
Lake
R Bradley
Hinchman
Lajoie
Bradier
Stovall
Bemis
Birmingham
Perring
Bradley
NEW York
Cj Goede
McIlveen
Isaaotztlie Bradley
Correy
SBS Ee Hinchman
Blair
Berger
Leke
Wauhope
Stow Work
Conroy
Bradler
Ball
Moriarity
Gardner
Berzer
Connolly and
Egan
Auto Muddle Clears as SAE Sanctions Long Island Race
The Motor Racing Association moved to settle auto racing disputes with the American Automobile Association by adopting a resolution allowing members to enter cars in the Long Island Motor Parkway Sweepstakes under AAA sanction on October 10. The AAA had disqualified entrants from the recent 24 hour race at Brighton Beach for holding the event without sanction, while the Automobile Club of America may now control international races, approving an October meet at Brighton Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motor Racing Association
American Automobile Association
Long Island
Brighton Beach
Robert Lee Morrell
Automobile Club of America
Walter C. Allen
The
Morrell
America
Lozier
Mulford
Baseball scoring line at St. Louis game report
At St. Louis R. H. E. Bt Louis 02000131022x-5 b Washington 9000006000600 and Batteries Powell and Spencer Washington Keeley end Street Umpires Kerin and Sheridan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Detroit Batteries-Boston Umpire-Evens notes
Detroit report lists teams Batteries Boston Burchell Criger Detroit Killian and Thomas with umpire Evens and references Menten 92 8 19863 4 4 E Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
R. BH. B. Menten
Boston
Burchell and Criger
Killian
Thomas
Evens
Baseball scorecard from Chicago game with Walsh Sullivan vs Schlitzer Powers
Chicago batter Walsh and Sullivan faced Philadelphia pitchers Schlitzer and Powers in a game with Umpire O Loughlin. The record lists R H E and game identifiers 1907900001 and 6007900003.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Philadelphia
Walsh and Sullivan
Schlitzer and
Powers
O' Loughlin
Trouble in the Eastern League protest over Baltimore third baseman
Newark finishes third and protests all games in which Catiz played third base for Baltimore, claiming he was suspended by Wilmington. Final standings show Baltimore 83 57 .597, Montreal 75 1480, Providence 79 57 .581, Jersey City 86 .422, Newark 79 58 .577, Toronto 72 423, Buffalo 73 65 .536, Rochester 52 .409.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Newark
Catiz
Wilmington
Soe
Bee
Montreal
Providence
Jersey City
Toronto
Buffalo
Rochester
Cubs Win Doubleheader in Philadelphia Aces Both Games
Chicago defeats Philadelphia in a ten inning opener and a nine inning finale. Kroh outpitched Sparks in game one before Howard’s run producing single. In game two McQuillin and Dooin held until ninth when Chance scored on a wild throw and fumble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Chicago
Kroh
Sparks
Howard
Harden
Schulte
Hofman
Kling
Knabe
Chance
McQuillin
Steinfeldt
Osborne
R. H. E. Chicago
Doom
Coakley
Dooin
Johnstone
Emilie
Speedy cyclists meet tonight at Madison Square Garden
The great bicycle heat race pits Frank Kramer the American champion against Henri Mayer the German title holder at Madison Square Garden. The match has stirred racing circles since Mayer arrived from Salt Lake City to meet Jack Marke in West series and defeated the Australian champion, proving his prowess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kramer
Henri Mayer
Madison Square Garden
Miget
Cvere
Salt Lake City
Mayer
Jack Marke
Baschell Polo Grounds: Giants vs Chicago game notes
An OCR fragment from Baschell at the Polo Grounds notes two figures today. First gene 130 PF. Mentions Giants and Chicago with Adstseica Soc in brief, unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baschell
Polo Grounds
Giants
Chicago- Adstseica Soc
Open championship at Baltusrol attracts national pros and locals
The Metropolitan Golf Association open championship runs at Baltusrol with 53 entries from pros and amateurs. Notables include Alec Ross, Alec Campbell, Gilbert Nichols, Jack Campbell, and H. H. Barker. The event features 72 holes medal play over two days with eight prizes and six extra purses. Friday adds an open invitation football event with amateur and pro teams from the same club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Golf Association
Baltusrol Golf Club
Alec Ross
Brae Burn
Alec Campbell
Brookline
Eastern Professional Golfers’ Association
Gilbert Nichols
A. G. Lockwood
Batuistol Golf Club
James E Sullivan Re-Elected To AAU Post At Annual Meet
James E Sullivan president of the metropolitan AAU was re elected for another term at the annual meeting held last night at St Bartholomew's Athletic Club. The net income for the year was 221 and the on hand balance 1968.29. The association gave 100 to Olympic team expenses and athlete entertainment. Only 54 of 120 clubs were represented. Hammer circle diameter proposal failed. two events added javelin and hop step jump. Officers elected: President James K Sullivan Pastime Athletic Club vice president Frederick W Rubien St George Athletic Club secretary treasurer H Obertubbesing West Side Y M C A registration H Obertubbesing T J Hughes Northwestern A C C F R Warner Union Seviemeae
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Sullivan
Metropolitan Association of the Amateur Athletic Union
St. Bartholomew's Athletic Club
James K. Sullivan
Pastime Athletic Club
Frederick W. Rublen
St George Athletic Club
H. Obertubbesing
West Side Young Men's Christian Association
West Side Young Mens Christian Association
T. J. Hughes
Northwestern Athletic Club
C. Fr. Warner
Union Seviemeae
Dixie II A Flyer Wins One Mile Speed Trial on Hudson
Dixie II A Flyer captained by Bartley Pearce and piloted by Albert Rappulin won the one mile speed trial opening the National Motor Boat carnival on the Hudson under Colonial Yacht Club. Three boats raced Den Vim and Dixie II over a nautical mile with tides and against. Dixie II set strong times averaging 2 minutes 3 seconds per mile for six miles, an average speed near 33.70 statute mph, besting Den by 28 seconds per mile and Vim by 57 seconds per mile. Thousands watched from Riverside Drive to West 138th Street as the event began with excitement from start to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Schroeder
Dixie SI
Bartley Pearce
Albert Rappulin
Hudson River
Colonial Yacht Club
West 138Th Street
J. H. Hoadley
George F. Baker, Jr
Dixie
Hempstead Bay
Den
Riverside Drive
115Th Street
Qist Street
Minor Heir Defeated in Columbus Grand Circuit Pace
The Eel won the Hotel Hartman Pacing Stakes in straight heats at Columbus. George Gano twice edged Minor Heir for second, as The Eel set a new 2024 Grand Circuit pace record with a two length margin in the opening heat, and dominated the second heat before securing victory in the final heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Minor Heir
Eel
George Gano
Dear
Board OF Trade
Redwood
McEwen
Aea
Mallow
B. G
Box Elder
Nutwood Wickes
Durfee
Jerry B
B. g.Cox
McMahon
Thomas
Ose
Ephc
Gr. H
Gambolier McMwers
Uhlan
Bik. H
Bingen
Proctor
Geerst
B. m. Cw. McDonald
Genter
el Milagro
Br. g.Laselly
Peter Balta
Snow
Bruce Girdle
B. m
McMaho
del Coronado
Prophet
Johnson
Marvaletta
Mil. McDonald
B. H
Banyon
Busy
Cares
Penn
Andrews
Jay
Nuckola
Br. m
Cox
Milton
Searles
Lockhart
Lockhart (Alle Tax Title, Dsk
Keating
Helen Gold Ch
McMahon Wee
Lena May
Tillman
Betty Brent
May Bird
Douglass
Andrew Cone
Simpson
Patalma
Pat L.allen
Ruby Lary
Talmadge
Tere Shamrock
Ch. G
T.oomts
Hell
Cares) A Tole Dia Wee Ee Miss Syracuse, B. m. :Rathben
J. B
Bosworth
Peeler
Merrifield
Bonney
Geers
Alice B
Bik. m
Squires
King James Retired After Graveyard Race Setback
King James, beaten a head by Fair Play in the First Special at Gravesend, will miss remaining engagements this season and likely races on the coast after injury on Saturday. Moonshine pulled a surprise by winning the one mile and a sixteenth handicap, defeating Spooner and others as Brookdale Nymph and Far West faded. Weather clear and track fast. gravesend racing summaries note fast times and notable bids, including Whip Top and Waterspeed breaking a short course record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King James
Fair Play
Gravesend
S. ©. Hildreth
California
Sheephead Bay
Moonshine
Brookdale Nymph
Spooner
Far West
Tourenne
Sweet
W. R. Midgley
Whip Top
W. Graves
Midgley
Gretna Green
Samuel H. Harris
DeMund
Peter Quince
Fort Johnson
Tom McGrath
Explosion
Olace
Harry Payne Whitney
Delirium
Ed Peters
Waterspeed
Brookwood
Davidson
Pirate
Stellaland
August Belmont
Golden View
James R. Keene
Meddler—Rotha Il
Nature
Meddler—Correction
Ch. c
Goldfinch
Graciosity
P. J. Rainey
Otter
A de Mund
McCarthy Fort John
Peter
Jeanne da
Pte Gowan
Lang
Ch. F
Sue Nittle
H. K. Wingut
Pirate Waterspeed
McKinney
Henderson
Sampson
B. G
Semprontus
Newcastle
Manola Major
Wiseason
E. Dugan
Gilbert
Makallah
T. L. Watt
St . Jocker
Martin
Bidale
McCarthy
Mayfield
Marta
W. R. Midgeler
Ahey
H. Harris
McCarth
Colonel White
Okenstead
Hastings
Fairy Gold
A. Belmont
Lady Selina
Rosslare
J. i Lee
Cullen
Emily G
Brussel
Blue Tie
H. Smith
Palmer Wins Ridgewood Open in Belated Championship
Richard H. Palmer adds another trophy by winning the Ridgewood Golf Club open in Ridgewood New Jersey defeating C F Watson Jr 8 6 3 6 6 10 8 in a late match. He also claimed the New Jersey state doubles with Harry C Martin and soon after won the New York state doubles with Gustave F Touchard. English sources note May Sutton may lead a team to England next season to revive women's internationals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riichard H. Palmer
Ridgewood Golf Club
Ridgewood
N. J
Palmer
New Jersey
Harry C. Martin
Crescent Athletic Club
Newport
New York
Miss May Sutton
Sheaf
Longwood Club
Italians With Heavy Arsenal Kill Driver in Wild Tenth Avenue Scene
Drunken Italian attackers from Morristown clashed with a neighborhood crowd on 13th Street between Ninth and Tenth Avenues. Francesco Vagnella shot Frank Green in the abdomen, killing him, and wounded bystander Accardi. Patrolmen Musgrave Mallon Steppe confronted the Italians, subduing them after a brief pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenth Avenue
Frank Green
No. 32
West 16Th Street
George Musgrave
Old West 2Th Street
13Th Street
Ninth
Tenth Avenues
Green
19Th Street
Francesco Vagnella
Domenico Listofolo
Morristown
N. J
Tenth, Avenue
Vagnella
Distofolo & Razor
Accardi
Musgrave
Henry Mallon
Ith
Ninth Avenue
Robert Gibb
No. 42
West 19Th Street
Vagnelia
Charles Steppe
Distofole
Track removal group presses for more flagmen on avenue
The Eleventh Avenue Track Removal Association held a meeting at Eleventh avenue and 4th street to press New York Central Railroad to provide more flagmen. Speakers condemned the railroad and city officials for alleged neglect as they cite 324 deaths at Tenth and Eleventh avenues. Assemblyman F K Johnston Alderman H W Beyer Rev Robert White and Father Chidwick spoke plus mothers and junior leagues aiding the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleventh Avenue
4Th Street
New York Central Railroad
Tenth and
Eleventh Avenues
F. K. Johnston
H. W. Beyer
Robert White
Father Chidwick
Mothers’ League
No Reference to Hains Case in Flushing Grand Jury Charge
Disappointment marked the Supreme Court downgrade as Justice Garretson charged the extraordinary grand jury at Flushing without mention of the Bayside Yacht Club shooting on August 1. Capt. Peter C. Hains Jr. and T. Jenkins Hains remain jailed awaiting indictment and trial. The judge noted eighty-six felony cases, seven homicide, for the two weeks of sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Flushing
Garretson
William E. Annis
Bayside Yacht Club
Peter C. Hains, Jr
T. Jenkins Hains
Queens County
Hains Brothers
Hains
Provident Life to State Officers Board Seats
Arthur G. Langham, president of Provident Savings Life Assurance Society, answers insurance department requests. He notes policyholder representation on the board with two elections planned, denies plans to move headquarters from New York, and promises further economies. Resignations may create two vacancies at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur G. Langham
Provident Savings Life Assurance Society
Insurance Department
the Provident
New York
Langham
Clarke
Tefft-Weller Company
George Law
Law
Chicago
Powder Puff Controversy Breaks At Meeting
Taylorstown, Sept 21 The Rev J H Moore preacher at Christias Chusai faces a clash with about a half dozen young women who protest his attack on powder puffs. Heated exchanges ensue with shouts of shame horsewhip and resignation. Moore vows to stay until two months salary is paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Taylorstown
Penn
J. H. Moore
Rosebud Reservation Drawing Involving Dallas Gregory Crowds
The Chicago and North Western Railway plans large surplus passenger coaches and motive power at Omaha to handle anticipated heavy travel to Rosebud reservation during registration dates. About eighty thousand visitors are expected to Dallas and Gregory for land office openings. The drawing occurs at Dallas two days after registration closes, with extensive preparations to accommodate crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Chicago & North Western Railway
Rosebud
Dallas
Gregory
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Pitterurg
Thames
Carkif
Bridewell
Mathewson
New
Ossa
Tite
Wil Mathewson
Kiemend O'Der
St. Louis Tailenders
Phildelphi
Brooklin
Washington
Pisce
Bt. Louis
Mr. Morrell
Newark Club
Nant
Metropolitan
Dixie II
Boet
HM H.M.S. A.M.S. Dixie II
Vim
G. F. Baker, Jr
First Secord
H.M. Hm.s. H.M.S. Dixie II
J Schroeder
Gravesend Racing
Crotona Park
van Cortlandt Park
Macomb’s Dam
Bronx
Public Parks Lawn Tennis Association
Rotona Park
Singies
Henry Wiselthier
Crotona
Stanley Werd
van Cortlandt
Harry
Klipper
F. A. Mindlis
Bernard Wiselthier
F. A. Goddan van
F. A. Goddan van Cortlandt, 6—2, S—4; M. Mindlin, van Cortlandt
Roderick V. Grace
Stanley Ward
F. A. Goddard
Grace
Hartmann
Mindlin Brothers
Nehring
Reschner
Crotons
Mwcomb
Bronx Park
Marshall
McComb's Dam
Langridge
Dr. Gortestan
Streueand
McComb
Haas
Pearsall
Sea Cit
Tom Hayward
Joe Madder
Uncle Jim
Lewton Wlissins
Erbet - Cure Petticoat
Sandy Het
Milford
Miss Crawford
Reiling
Upward River
Awa East
Mireli Fielder
Golly
Battersby
Miramar
Merzanthau
Florence Miles Randbex
Queen of the Hills
Bateman
Shadow Glance
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Royal Tourist
Hobert
Palcaca
Story Lee
Birdee
Jean Tore
Blametees
Ogemah
Rene Eteome Eschau
Mor Bursa
Melbourne
Paviga Ads Tor
Vyorkier
Toreniavoter
Dolly Spanker
Dixie Gold
Justice Garretson
Annis
Rosebud Reservation
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Auto Bargains
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Ectat
48Th St
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