Giants Fall Twice in Polo Grounds Doubleheader
Chicago Cubs sweep New York in a double defeat at the Polo Grounds. Brown shut down the Giants in the second game after Overall and Donlin sparked a seventh inning rally in the opener. Gi ants manager McGraw shuffled pitchers as Ames, Wiltse, and Crandall labored under pressure.
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Giants
Pittsburg
Polo Grounds
Chicago
Chance
Mordecai Brown
New York
McGraw
Mathewson
Wiltse
Pirates
Ames
Crandall
Brown
Donlin
Kipling
Bridwell
Kilns
Steinfeldt
McCormick
New Yorker
Evers
Barry
Tinker
Tennex
Cubs
Overall
Hayden
Schulte
Devlin
Hofman
Hresnahan
Kling
Sermour
Herzog
Her- Sog
Bresnahan
Denlin
Seymour
McGinnity
King
Merkle
Merkie
Nicago
Hse
Versal
MecCormick
Tolen
Chies
Herzog Bresnahan
Steinfelit
Innnings
Herman
MecGinnity
Harden
Tennes
Breshan c
Breinfat
Hotmen
Mick
Wa Tinker
O Brown
O McGinty
Giants and Cubs neck in pennant race after doubleheader loss
Baseball standings tighten as Chicago defeats New York at the Polo Grounds. Giants lead Cubs by six while remaining schedules suggest the title may hinge on the last few games. Pittsburgh edged Brooklyn in extra innings. Cleveland widened its AL lead, Detroit dropping.
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Chicago
Giants
Polo Grounds
New York
Cubs
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Yankees
Detroit
Boston
National League and American League games listed
Yesterday results show Chicago over New York 4 3 and 3 1 in doubleheader while St Louis crushed Philadelphia 10 to 2. American League standings list New York Cincinnati Detro it Boston and Philadelphia with mixed records. rain affected Phil Philadelphia and St Louis Washington games.
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Chicago
York
Itteby
Brook
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
New York
Pittsburg
Eec
Cleveland
Phil
Raciphia
Washington
National League
American League
Detroitt
Philadelph
Cleveland Beats Yankees as Stovall Homers in Loss
Cleveland routs New York 6 to 4 in a high fever pennant race affair. Stovall drives in two, Lajoie stars at second, and Joss holds the Yankees to limited scoring despite late rallies. Hoge falters in the sixth as Ball’s defense and walks gift the game to Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Hogg
Yankees
Stovall
Manning
New York
Boston
Detroit
Hoge
Ball
Highlanders
Joss
Lajoie
Ribpo
Goose
Metion
Bradley
Conroy
H'chman
O'Rourke
Cree
Hemphill
Bemis
Gardner
Land
Moriarity
Bim'g
Perring. Ss
Blair
C. Joss, P
Sweener
Hinchman
Perring
Br Joes
Egan and
Connolly
Timely Auto Topics Efficiency Test Scores
Results of last weeks two day mechanical efficiency test and run around Long Island were announced. In the contesting division many cars earned clean scores and will receive first class certificates with medals for drivers. Names include Cadillac Maxwell Mora Reo Rainier Mitch ell Apperson White Chalmers-Detroit Oldsmobile Zust Acme Ford Stevens-Duryea American Locomotive taxicab Stoddard-Dayton Pullman and more. Special note: maxwells perfect score except for one disqualification for wrong road. Additional prizes offered by J M Gilbert totaling 4900 for Savannah Grand Prize race.
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Long Island
New York Automobile Trade Association
Association
Bryant Park
Frank Eveland
Cadillac
Maxwell
Mora
Reo
Rainier
Mitchell
Apperson
White
Chalmers-Detroit
Oldsmobile
Zust
Acme
Ford
Stevens-Duryea
American Locomotive
American
Stoddard-Dayton
Pullman
Haynes
Lancia
Montauk
Montauk Point Lighthouse
Blue Point
Automobile Club of America
Brush
Stoddard- Dayton
Autocar
Automobile Trade
New York
J. M. Gilbert
Continental Caoutchouc Company
Savannah
Gilbert
Boston Beats Detroit 4 1 in Detroit Batting Summary
Detroit–Boston game details show Boston defeating Detroit 4 to 1 at Detroit. Pitchers and line scores include Boston hitters and Detroit pitchers with Umptres Hurst and Evans as umpires. Batters included Cicotte and Donohue for Boston and Willett Schmidt for Detroit.
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Detroit
Bm. HE
Boston
Cicotte and Donohue
Willett and Schmidt
Umptres
Hurst and Evans
Pirates Escape Scare to Beat Brooklyn in Eleventh
Pirates nearly faltered at Washington Park as Brooklyn built a late rally. Maloney muffed a ball in the eleventh allowing Pittsburgh to seize a 3 to 2 victory. Maddox and Pastorius pitched, with Catterson homering for Brooklyn and Storke driving in key runs for Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburg
Washington Park
Brooklyns
Clarke
Pirates
Giants
Buccaneers
Maloney
Brooklyn
Jimmy Pastorius
Nick Maddox
Superbas
Lumsey
Hummell
Moeller
Maddox
Jordan
Alperman
Wagner
Superba
Horus
Abby
Storke
Sheehan
Catterson
Tim Jordan
Columbia to Discontinue Crew Over 5917 dollar deficit
The University Rowing Club recommended ending rowing at Columbia this fall due to a debt of 5917.89 dollars carried over from last year. Undergraduate subscriptions, about 2100 dollars, fall short, and the sport may be paused for a period while funds are sought.
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Columbia
University Rowing Club
Poughkeepsie
Cedric Major Captures Handicap Singles At Brooklyn Club
Seventeen year old Cedric Major of the Brooklyn Lawn Tennis Club won the handicap singles tournament on Atlantic avenue courts defeating Walter L. Pate from minus 46 to 8-6 6-2 3-6 6-2. Theodore Roosevelt Pell and Abraham Bassford Jr also won in the New York singles championship at the New York Lawn Tennis Club with Pell beating F C King 6-1 6-2 and Bassford defeating J K Smythe 6-2 6-3.
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Cedric Major
Brooklyn Lawn Tennis Club
Atlantic Avenue
Walter L. Pate
Club
Champain
Theodore Roosevelt Pell
Abraham Bassford, Jr
New York
Pell
F. C. King
Bassford
J. K. Smythe
Boston Defeats St. Louis In Tight Baseball Contest
In Boston the score shows Boston 3 St. Louis 0 as Mattern and Smith for Boston face Baldwin Sallee and Morsn for St. Louis. Umpire Johnstone presides. The line indicates a low scoring game with pivotal innings and key defensive plays.
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Boston
St. Louis
Mattern and Smith
Baldwin, Sallee and Morsn
Johnstone
Philadelphia Beats Cincinnati In Baseball Game
In Philadelphia the Phillies defeated the Reds 10 to 2. Boxscore shows EB 262.04.062x-W 11 with players Corriden and Doom for Cincinnati and Ewing, vidge, Huggins and Schiel for Cincinnati. Umpires Rigier and Owen.
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Philadelphia
R. H. EB
Cincinnati
Ratte Tes
Corriden and Doom
Cincinnati Ewing
Vidge
Huggins
Schiel
Umptires
Rigier
Owen
Baseball Folo Grounds Overview
Baseball at Folo Grounds tonight features the Giants versus Chicago with admission set at 50 cents.
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Gisnts
Chicago
Dixie II Wins Again In Hudson Motor Boat Carnival
Dixie II led by E. J. Schroeder defeated Den led by J. H. Hoadley in the free-for-all for the American championship on the Hudson River. Dixie II finished in 66 minutes 51 seconds at 20.5 mph while Den clocked 87 minutes 59 seconds. The triangular 30 mile course started near West 138th Street and included Spuyten Duyvil and Shady Side. Spectators watched from clubhouses as 24 cruising boats and 17 racing yachts prepared for today’s 60 and 140 mile contests.
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Hudson River
E. J. Schroeder
Dixie II
J. H. Hoadley
Den
Vision
F. F. Goodman
Colonial Yacht Club
West 138Th Street
Spuyten Duyvil
War River
Shady Side
Peekskill and Return
Poughkeepsie
Seneca Wins Childs Challenge Trophy at Gravesend Bay
Addison G. Hanan's Seneca representing Crescent Athletic Club won the Childs Challenge Trophy on Gravesend Bay in an 11.7 mile triangle. Defeating Robert Jacob's Chaperon of Manhasset Bay Yacht Club by 23 minutes 24 seconds on corrected time. Other yachts Eleanor Joy Soya and Pester from Crescent Athletic, Bensonhurst and Atlantic clubs also competed.
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Addison G. Hanan
Seneca
Gravesend Bay
Crescent Athletic Club
Robert Jacob
Manhasset Bay Yacht Club
Atlantic
Bensonhurst Yacht Clubs
H.M.S. Seneca
A. G. Hanan
Crescent Athletic Toy
Chaperon
R. Jacob
Os En Dietea Hs —Aeee
Eleanor
F. T. Bedford
Joy
W. H. Childs
Bensonhurst Yacht Club
Sova
W. A. Barstow
Teiswers
Pester
de Eese Eee
Ruth Dillon Wins Hes ter-Columbus Stake Triple Heats
Ruth Dillon a four year old Sidney Dillon trotter owned by Sterling R. Holt and driven by Millard Sanders surprised 15000 racegoers by sweeping all three heats of the Hes ter Columbus Stake, $10,000 purse. She paid $10 in pools while Spanish Queen led betting early. Ruth Dillon clocked 2:06% in the third heat, nearing the mares’ world record for the age. Sanders lifted her to victory by a neck in the final heat, earning $4,500.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ruth Dillon
Sidney Dillon Trotter
Sterling R. Holt
Indianapolis
Millard Sanders
Hester-Columbus
Ruth
Aquin
Ruth Dillion
Axtellay
Raffles
Spanish Queen
Sanders
Decorator, Jr
Keat— Ing
Neo Erecta Gia Maegan
Milton
Milton S
Coxy
Governor Searles
B. H
Lockheart
Allerman-Loomis
Renee Reese
Lena May
Tillman-McClain
Helen Gould
McMahon
Betty Brent
Bik. m
Nuckols
May Bird
B. m
Douglas
Andrew Cone
Dean Simpson
Jack Leyburn
Alto Leyburn
Cox
Dewitt
Andrews
McHenry
Daniel
Br. G
Ernest
Margaret
Davis
Sterling McKinney
Br. H
Geers i
Nahma
Burgess
Kimlin
Sidney Dillon
Se Raffles
Bik
Mace
Red Cross
B. G
Loomis
Thomas
Nancy Royce
McCarthy
San Francisco
Hodges
McDonald
Dean
Loyal
Geers
Prince
Kramer Beats Mayer in Madison Square Garden race
Frank Kramer national sprinting champion of the United States defeats Henri Mayer national champion of Germany in a best two of three heats at Madison Square Garden. Kramer wins the half mile heat in 1 40 and the one mile heat in 2 01. Prize money totals seven dollars to the winner and two to the loser. Other races include Baersteen and Rosenblum in a novice half mile, Williams and Sherwood in a one mile handicap, and Fogier and McFarland in a five mile professional.
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Frank L. Kramer
America
Henri Mayer
Germany
Madison Square Garden
Kramer
Mayer
Octave Baersteen
Maurice Rosenblum
New York
Frank J L. Kramer
United States
Saxon Williams
Charles A. Sherwood
Gordon Walker
Australia
H. B. Appleton
William Kafus
W. L. Morrison
Louis Owens
National Turn Verein
H. Halstead
Adam Eyerman
Mohawk Athletic Club
Jerome Steinert
Hicksville
Joe Fogier
Brooklyn
Floyd McFarland
San_Joan
Cal
W. L. Mitten
Iowa
FOOTBALL CALL AT PRINCETON STARTS TEAM PRACTICE
Princeton captain Eddie Dillon issued the first call for candidates and practice will begin on University Field tomorrow. This marks Princeton’s latest start in years with no preliminary sessions before the season opener against Springfield Training School on October 3. Captain Dillon arrived, and the veteran players are assembling as W. W. Roper returns as head coach and Val Flood as trainer.
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Tribune
Princeton
N. J
Eddie Dillon
University Field
Tigers
Springfield
Dillon
W. W. Roper
Val- Flood
Jockeys Hurt as Gravesend Race Turns Hazardous
Two jockeys Yorke and H Smith suffer injuries in a bad fall at Gravesend. Smith, a negro boy in Billy Karrick’s employ, lay near death. Yorke escaped with a broken collarbone. E Dugan pays a fine and is suspended for crossing in front. Shadow Glance was disqualified, giving the race to Select with Raquel second and Florence II third. Dial Plate dies in paddock. Miramar fell but was unhurt.
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Yorke
H. Smith
Gravesend
Smith
Billy Karrick
Coney Island
E. Dugan
Shadow Glance
Select
Raquel
Florence II
Dugan
Dial Plate
Miramar
Vespers
Firestone
Gold Lady
Angelus
Sheepshead Bay
Master Robert
Whitney
Stamina
Royal Tourist
Mary Aileen
Sweet
Mary Alleen
McCarthy
Juggler
Milford
Miss Crawford
Lee
Red Friar
McDaniel
Jalned
Queen’s County Jockey Club
Aqueduct
Yankee—Tarantella
J. E. Madden
Joe Madden
Uncle Jim
SB McCarthy
Law
Wiggins
Notter
Erhet
Gilbert
Tom Hayward
St S* Sweet
Petticoat
Sandy Hill
E. Martin
Br.g
Hamburg
Elusive
G. M. Odom
Juggier
J. Lee
Ethelbert— High Society
W. T. McGivney
St. ‘S
Shad
Glance
Pimos
Dona
Crowles
Upton
Burdli
East River
Jensen
Fielder
Arnold Daly on Stand in Bankruptcy Hearing
The hearing on Arnold Daly's bid to be discharged from bankruptcy continued with the actor on the witness stand. He denied threats of contempt prompted filing and blamed rehearsals for missing an order, while detailing engagements with Liebler & Co. and a shaky contract that he says binds his family.
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Arnold Daly
Liedler & Co
Berkeley Theatre
Liebler
Mr. Daly
William Lesser
Mr. Lesser
George Bernard Shaw
Daly
Shaw
Liebler & Co
Ireland
Arrowplane L G Schroeder Heads New Air Navigation Co
L G W Schroeder former secretary of the Aeronautic Society and Baselio Snike and Color president announced he would head the Aerial Navigation Company of America. Incorp papers to be filed in New Jersey this week with $100000 capital. Arrowplane two seats to test at Morris Park track. Office at 1 West 42d Street. Registration dates for voters set in October.
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L. G W. Schroeder
The
Aeronautic Society
Baselio Snike and Color Company
No.1
West 42d Street
Aerial Navigation Company of America
New Jersey
Schroeder
Mr. Schroeder
Wright Brothers
Morris Park Racetrack
Paul Thourot
No. 331
Seventh Avenue
William A. Smith
Baselio Company
Salisbury Man Held in Wachovia Bank Robbery Plot
Salisbury, Sept. 2 George Murphy a young white man of good connections is jailed here charged with conspiracy to rob the Wachovia Bank of Spencer two miles from Salisbury. The bank held nearly 100000 on deposit. Murphy was overheard discussing the plot by a Salisbury merchant hidden near the conspirators meeting place. One conspirator had told officers. Murphy will have a preliminary hearing tomorrow.
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Salisbury
N. C
George Murphy
Wachovia
Spencer
Murphy
Not Racing Autos for Money Denial From Newport Trio
Mr and Mrs Edward Cy Knight Jr and Mr and Mrs Sidney J Colford Jr arrived in Newport after a trip from Philadelphia and denied rumors they had been racing autos for a large money stake, stating the report was false.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Newport
R. I
Edward Cy Knight, Jr
Sidney J. Colford, Jr
Philadelphia
New One Design Yacht Class Plans Formed
Ten new sloop yachts will be built this fall and winter by Robert Jacob Jr at City Island for Manhasset Bay Yacht Club members. Plans by Henry J. Gielow set the 19 ft 5 in water line length 6 ft beam and 4 ft 8 in draft. Road cost per boat is $1.05 with four already ordered and partly planked.
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Sound
Robert Jacob, Jr
City Island
Henry J. Gielow
Manhasset Bay Yacht Club
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Statesman
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