Matty Saves Giants Last Stand In 5-4 Win Over Cubs
Mathewson relieved in the seventh to steady the game as the New York Giants beat the Chicago Cubs 5 to 4. Donlin drove in runs and Bresnahan made a key defensive play while Brown faltered early. The victory tightens the pennant race with New York leading the Cubs and Pirates and loom of a tie controversy over a previous game.
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Giants
Chicago Cubs
McGraw
Bell
Brown
Cubs
Donlin
Mathewson
Calé
New York
Pirates
Brooklin
Pulliam
Dean
Chicago
Tenney
Herzog
Bresnahan
Schulte
Steinfeldt
Seymour
Tinker
Devlin
Hofman
McCormick
Gieats
Chance
Wiltie
Greenahan
Kling
Bridwell
Tenn
Rook
Hair
Dunlin
Pirates Clean Up in Brooklyn in Big Win Over Superbas
Pittsburg Pirates defeated Brooklyn 6 to 1 at Washington Park in Brooklyn. Willis pitched well for Pittsburg while Bell struggled for Brooklyn as Wagner and Catterson led the attack with multiple hits. Brooklyn’s lone run came on Catterson’s triple and Lumley’s sacrifice fly, ending a Brooklyn series sweep by Pittsburg.
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Pittsburg Pirates
Superbas
Washington Park
Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
Pittsburg
Willis
Bell
Pirates
Wagner
Catterson
Lumsey
Abrippoa E Thomas
Clark
Lamiey
Leach
Hummel
Jordan
Abbatic’o
Alperman
Torke
McMillan
Shannon
Sheehan
Gibson
Farmer
Uaver Gibson
Storke
Lumley
Abbaticchio
Kiem
Giants Lead Pennant Race After Tie In Pittsburgh
The Giants top the Cubs and Pirates by thirteen points in the NL pennant race after yesterday's undisputed victory. Pittsburg defeats Brooklyn and shares second with Chicago as Cincinnati visits New York for a doubleheader while Boston hosts Pittsburg and Brooklyn welcomes Chicago. In the AL Washington over Cleveland, the Highlanders blank the White Sox, Detroit and Philadelphia drew in ten innings, and St. Louis defeated Boston. The Tigers sit two points behind Chicago and four ahead of St. Louis, with the latter sixteen behind Cleveland.
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Giants
Cubs
Pirates
Pulliam
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Chicago
Cincinnati
New York
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
Highlanders
White Sox
Detroit
Athletics
St. Louis
Tigers
National League and American League Baseball Scores and Standings
Baseball today features NL games Cincinnati at New York, Chicago at Brooklyn, St Louis at Philadelphia, Pittsburg at Boston with yesterday’s results New York 5 Chicago 4, Pittsburg 6 Brooklyn 1, Philadelphia 5 Cincinnati 0. AL schedule includes New York at Chicago, Boston at St Louis, Washington at Cleveland, Philadelphia at Detroit two games with New York 1 Chicago 0, St Louis 3 Boston 0, Philadelphia 4 Detroit 4 due to darkness, Washington 2 Cleveland 1. Standings show top teams New York, Cleveland, Boston, Chicago, Philadelphia, Pittsburg, St Louis, Brooklyn, Detroit, Washington with varied win totals and percentages.
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Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Ashington
Eo Pew
L. P
Wis Ohneeda
Brooklin
Yankees Come to Life in Win Over White Sox
Joe Lake dazzled for New York in a 1 hitter as the Yankees beat Chicago 1–0 in eight innings. Ed Walsh pitched well for the White Sox until a seventh inning error allowed Ball to score on a single. Billy Sullivan’s injury clouded Chicago’s hopes as Comiskey reportedly pursued Schreckengost.
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Chicago
Joe Lake
Ed Walsh
White Sox
Yankees
Cleveland
Lajoie
Highlander
Dougherty
Ball
Walsh
Davis
Hemphill
Yankee
Billy Sullivan
Comiskey
Schreckengost
Parent
Clasey Chicago
McKveen
Tannehill
Isbell
New York
Balis
Lake
Connolly
Hobens Opens Open Championship Title With 205 at Baltusrol
Jack Hobens of Englewood led the field in the Metropolitan Open at Baltusrol with a 72-hole 205, winning first money of 150 plus 25. Alec Campbell took second with 206, while Jack Hutchinson, Isaac Mackie, and Gilbert Nichols shared third to fifth each at 3% for 5 dollars. Barker won sixth with 30 for 319, and Ross, Brae Burn, and Ogilvie split seventh and eighth at 1 each.
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Metropolitan Golf Association
New York
Jack Hobens
Englewood
Baltusrol
Alec Campbell
Brookline
Hobens
Campbell
Jack Hutchinson
St. Andrews
Isaac Mackie
Fox Hills
Gilbert Nichols
Woodland
H. H. Barker
Garden City
Alec Ross
Brae Burn
Dave Ogilvie
Morris County
North Berwick
Scotland
Hutchinson
George Low
Horses Race in Fog Arasee Wins a Stake
A heavy Gravesend fog shrouded the track as Arasee beat The Squire by a head to win the $1,500 Speculation Stakes over a mile and a furlong. Golden Pearl won the one mile and a sixteenth handicap, while Ramrod riderless broke through the timers’ enclosure before Mars Cassidy halted him. Jockey H Smith remained unconscious after a fall, with recovery hoped.
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Etherial
Arasee
Squire
Jack Joyner
Shilling
Dorante
Gowan
Frank Gill
Notter
Peter Quince
Besom
Delirium
Jimmy Lane
Stellaland
Pirate
Ramrod
Kelleher
Mars Cassidy
Harry Buck
Gwynn Tompkins
Thomas Hitchcock, Jr
Mr. Tompkins
Canada
H. Smith
Dial Plate
Miramar
Kings County
Rensselaer
Beverwyck Stable
Upton Ee Court Lady
McKinney
Feil Kelleher
Sandringham—Forge
H. P. Whitney
Gilbert
McCar
Sir J. Johnson
S. Emery
Blues—Burch
Ib Sweet Ee Arasee
Ee Gilbert
the Squire
Monfort
Tony Bo
Mcvahey
Marathor
C. c Golden Garter
Pearl V
A. J Joyner
Golden Pearl
Upton
S Gowan
Lee Dorante
Sweet Live Wire
McCarthy
Tourenne
Mayfield
Sumter
Oppos E. Martin
Star Shoot
Lyndall
Elwood Park Stable
E. Martin
Harlem Maid
Mariana
Weieis
Motor Boats Race In Thick Fog At National Carnival
Sixteen motor boats started the National Motor Boat Carnival races off the Colonial Yacht Club on a ten mile tri-angular course under heavy fog. Dixie II won racing class with 1 hour 7 minutes 55 seconds for 30 nautical miles, Vim led racing class B with 1 hour 38 minutes, cruising craft struggled and Angie did not finish. Next heats to be held this afternoon. corrected times list Vim, Macon, Elco, Artful, Scioto, and Sctote among others.
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Colonial Yacht Club
West 139Th Street
Dixie II
Angie
H.M
H.M. S. Dixie II
E. J. Schroeder
Speedway
C. L. Seabury
Wim
G. F. Baker, Jr
Elco
Sutphen
Macon
F. H. Tucker, Jr
Scioto
G. ©. Sutton
Artful
H. Coons
Alabama
J. H. Hoadley
M. BP. Gould
Retev
Oe Cc
Gould
Selma
Auto clubs clash over meaning of international race
Dispute grows between the American Automobile Association and the Automobile Club of America after a 24 hour race at Brighton Beach received club sanction under contested terms. The clubs seek a conference to interpret the peace clause declaring an international race must invite or be open to entrants from abroad yet allow foreign owned cars under certain American ownership.
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American Automobile Association
Automobile Club of America
Motor Racing Association
Brighton Beach Track
Racing Board
American Autmobile Association
America
Long Island
International Association of Recognized Automobile Clubs
Cr. H. Tangeman
Hol-Tan Company
Harry Fosdick
Lancia
Bay State Automobile Association
Boston
Bretton Woods
Hilliard
Yale and Princeton Open Gridiron Scrimmages Amid Warm Heavy Practice
Yale cut its scrimmage to three minutes due to heat after yesterday’s exhausting first session. Kilpatrick scored Yale Field’s first TD of the season with the substitutes. Andrus returns from injury, while Cooney shows speed at right tackle. Princeton reports about eighty players with new faces including Waller, Welch, Dawson, Buckingham, and Woehr as they seek replacements for ends Wister and Brown. The Naval Academy begins practice under Lt. Berrien with many returnees and typhoid recovering De Mott sidelined. Harvard’s varsity scrimmage focuses on line plunges and occasional forward passes in a ragged session.
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the Tribune
New Haven
Yale
Vance McCormick
Harrisburg
Bigilow
Jones
Kilpatrick
Andrus
Cooney
Tribune
Princeton
N. J
Dillon
Secord
Waller
Welch
Dawson
Buckingham
Woehr
Roper
Wister
Brown
Bredemus
Dowd
McCrohan
Dyer and
Cariburg
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Frank D. Berrien
Douglas
Page
Northcroft
Slingluff
Wright
Meyer
Leighton
Long
Reifsnider
de Mott
Richardson
Clay
Nixon
Whiting
Brandt
Maddox
Elmer
Dalton
Ruhl
Nicholas
Hustwelt
Rutgers
Lillian R Captures Feature at Grand Circuit Start
Lillian R. owned by David Shaw of Cleveland won her first race of the year in Columbus beating favorite Margaret O. in a 2:04 4/5 trotting record, the best time by a trotting mare this year. Hal Ravens victory in the Hotel Hartman Consolation was hollow, Genteel H. pressed to a 2:12 trot, Raffles distanced in the second heat, Dan Patch failed to better his own time.
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Columbus, O
Lillian R
David Shaw
Cleveland
Margaret O
Hal Raven
Hotel Hartman
Giants and Reds to clash at Polo Grounds today
Baseball action at the Polo Grounds features two games today with the first scheduled for 1 30 P M Giants facing Cincinnati in an admission priced at 50.
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Polo Grounds
Giants
Cincinnati
TAD JONES TO COACH YALE NINE
Yale announces that T. A. D. Jones, captain of last season, will be the regular coach next spring. Many take this as a sign Yale will not use professional coaching, though some professionals may assist in pitcher cage work. C. J. Copman is named coach of the freshman football team.
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New Haven
Fred Murphy
Yale University Baseball Nine
T. A. D. Jones
Yale
C. J. Copman
Mayor McClellan charges Governor over Haffen case in Bronx
Mayor McClellan announced sending twenty charges against Bronx Borough President Louis F Haffen to the Governor with 4132 pages of public rentage minutes. Ex Senator David B Hill was retained by Haffen to defend, and Hill asked to submit a brief by October 10. The inquiry mirrors the Ahearn investigation into Hunt Point park land purchase and park penalties.
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Louis F. Haffen
John F. Ahearn
Borough of
Manhattan
McClellan
Haffen
Commissioners of Accounts
David B. Hill
Commissioners of Accounts of the of
New York
Wi Haffen
Bronx
Hom
Albany
George B McLellan
The
Mitchel
Gallaher
Hunt's Point
Two Killed in Frisco Wreck Near Carthage Missouri
A passenger train on the St Louis and San Francisco Railroad derailed a mile west of Carthage at a curve by the Spring River. Engineer Lew Blood and fireman Harry Gerrouse were killed, thirty six injured, with most injuries minor. The locomotive plunged into the river after the derailment while the baggage car followed down a 3 foot embankment. High speed and a sharp curve caused the crash. J Dreyfus of New York suffered hip injuries.
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Carthage
St. Louis
San Francisco
Spring River
Lew” Blood
Harry Gerrouse
J. Dreyfus
New York City
Touchard Beats Grant On Courts In New York Championship
Gustave F. Touchard advances to the semi finals at the New York Lawn Tennis Club by beating Edgar F. Leo and Wylie C. Grant in the early rounds. Results include Touchard 6 4 6 3 over Grant and Leo 6 2 3. Other matches note Norman G. Johnson, Edgar F. Leo, and William H. Connell advancing by default in later rounds.
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Gustave F. Touchard
New York
William H. Barry
Edgar F. Leo
R. R. Perkinsons
Frederick P. Fox
Richard Palmer
William H. Connell
Juaret
Theodore Roosevelt Pell
H. Banks
Wylie ©. Grant
Norman G. Johnson
Edgar F. Lao
G. Lorraine Wyeth
Louis J. Grant
Wyllie C. Grant
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Scottish American Golf Club
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Times SQ. Auto CO
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