Giants Rally Twice to Beat Reds in Pennant Doubleheader
Mathewson and Ames pitched superbly as the Giants defeated Cincinnati 5 2 in the first game and held on for another win in the nightcap. Tenney drove a three base hit and later a home run, while Bresnahan Donlin Herzog and Seymour contributed key hits as the crowd watched closely for Brooklyn’s score.
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Quakers Win and Lose at Pitietsphe Game
St. Louis players R H St. Louis and Psonetesebeets Piesetpia feature in a muddled box score from Pitietsphe with batteries listed as St Louis Cone Sa Bliss and Philadelphia Sparks Jacklitsc and Covaleski Doolin Lush Moran. Umpire Rigler.
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Rigler
Baseball Standings Shift as Cubs and Giants Lead
Giants sweep Cincinnati in a doubleheader but fall further behind Chicago. Cubs win twice at Brooklyn behind Reulbach pitching. Pirates win one, sit seven behind Chicago and eight behind the Giants. American League sees Chicago over New York, Detroit top Philadelphia, Cleveland extend its lead. St Louis loses to Boston, Browns lag 22 points behind leaders.
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National League results and standings report
Yesterday's NL results show New York sweeping Cincinnati in a twin bill 6 2 and 3 1. Chicago swept Brooklyn 5 0 and 3 0. Pittsburg defeated Boston 5 0. St Louis beat Philadelphia 3 2 and Philadelphia won 1 0. Standings list New York 99 52, Cincinnati 71 75, Chicago 93 54, Boston 61 93, Pittsboro 82 55, Brooklyn 48 98, Philadelphia 77 65, St Louis 65 77.
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Yankees Fall Flat as Chicago Drubs New York 12 to 0
Chicago shut out the New York Highlanders 12 to 0 as pitchers issue 12 walks and poor control doom the Yankees. Isbell Laporte and Hahn led Chicago with multiple hits while Wilson Chesbro and Billiard struggled for New York.
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Detroit Beats Philadelphia In Low Scoring Baseball Combat
Detroit defeats Philadelphia 3 to 2 in a game featuring Vetrok S60 1 OL OO 207 x 12. Batteries for Detroit are Donovan and Schmidt. Philadelphia for Plank and Powers. Umpires Evans and Hurst.
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St Louis race results and officials noted
At St Louis the Boston team scored 0 9 6 250 with players Avellares Criger Waddell and Spencer involved. Umpires O Loughlin and Keim. Station data shows batteries Boston Avellares Criger St Louis.
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Keim
Cleveland Edges Washington 5 4 In Baseball Clash
Cleveland defeats Washington 5 to 4 as pitchers and fielders contribute key plays. Umpires Sheridan and Egan oversee the game while Batteries Cleveland Joss Liebhardt and Clarke Washington Hughes Johnson and Street provide the battery for both sides.
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Tiger Leader Hopeful for Princeton Blogged Championship?
Princeton captain Eddie Dillon, praised as the year’s top quarterback, spoke at a Murray Hill conference predicting Princeton’s strong outlook this season. He backed Princeton to beat Yale, noted improved open play under revised rules, and praised new material while acknowledging key losses. He and teammates like Bummer Booth and Big Bill Edwards projected a Tigers victory over the Bulldogs with Dillon at quarterback.
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Murray Hill
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Tribune
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Tiger
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Open Season for Deer in Maine Begins Wednesday
Bangor Maine reports the deer season opens Wednesday with hunting allowed until December 15 and moose season from October 15 to December 1. Deer abundant, moose fair, bears up with more numbers. Each hunter may take one bull moose and two deer. cow moose are protected. Illegal killing carries fines from 40 to 1000 dollars or up to four months in jail.
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Maine
Reulbach Shuts Out Brooklyn Twice In Washington Park Doubleheader
Ed Reulbach pitched a masterful two game shutout to keep the Cubs within one game of the Giants. Chicago won 5 0 in game one and 3 0 in game two as Brooklyn made errors to aid the Cubs. Johnny Kling starred at the plate and in the field while Reulbach dominated with speed and control over eighteen innings.
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Angelus edged by Fair Play in Oriental Handicap at Gravesend
August Belmont's Fair Play, once famed as a premier American racer, narrowly loses to Angelus by a short head in the 2500 dollar Oriental Handicap at Gravesend. Gilbert's ride widens Fair Play early, Angelus tires but is steered home by Shilling, while Dorante and Dandelion fade. Bayonet wins the Kings Highway Steeplechase. Joe Madden and Trance shine in the Prospect Handicap. crowds cheer the remounted Rufus? and perseverance in a day of fast times.
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Pittsburg Beats Boston in 5 Class 660 Battery Duel
In Boston at Day, Pittsburg and Boston clash in a 7 class 660 event. Batteries for Pittsburg were Willis and Gibson while Boston relied on Mattern Lindaman and Bowerman with Umpire Day.
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Fair Prices for Thoroughbreds at Weeding Out Sale
John Powers paid 4100 dollars for Golden Pearl at the Weeding Out Sale of August Belmont A J Joyner and P J Dwyer in the Gravesend paddock before yesterday’s races. Top price note for Golden Pearl son of Golden Garter Pearl V. Other notable bids included Homecrest Rostrum Trois Temp and Rialto with prices listed among the top holdings and bidders such as J J Hyland and Siskin.
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Lady KE Watkins
Eorene
J. J. Hyland
Madman
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Rushmore and Monroe Win Club Cup Doubles Title
The finals of the Men’s handicap doubles at Tuxedo Tennis and Racquet Club ended with George Rushmore and John Munroe defeating A. J. Outerbridge Jr and Carl Zinger. Outerbridge and Zenger beat C. S. Lee and Fred De Rham by one game to reach the final. All matches were best of seventeen games.
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New Landau Car For Hire By The Month
Automobile advertisement proclaims a new Landau jet town and country car with fine appointments and a chauffeur in livery. Listing by E. Cable at 11 West 234th Street.
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Jockey E Dugan Suspended For Rough Riding
Harry Payne Whitney jockey E Dugan had his license suspended until December 31 after stewards at Gravesend found him responsible for a Tuesday track accident that left jockey H Smith severely injured. Dugan, a top rider with 126 wins, faced a 2% fine and a referral to the Jockey Club for further action.
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Trotting and pacing Grand Circuit week ends in clean-up
Columbus Ohio reports a small program with three heats. Easter Lily won the first 2:13 pace heat over Anita, while Diamond King placed behind Miss Adbell in the first heat of the second division before winning the next mile slowly. Racing resumes Monday with the King stake for 2:06 pacers.
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Massachusetts Defeats Rhode Island in Interstate Golf Match
In Watertown on September 2 Massachusetts beat Rhode Island 13 to 2 at Oakley Country Club. The Massachusetts team won eight of ten contests and all foursomes. W C Chick of Oakley posted a 75 medal score, just one behind the course amateur record.
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Honors for Dixie in national motor boat carnival
Dixie II, commanded by E. J. Schroeder, dominated the national motor boat carnival finishing with top times in the mile trial and the free-for-a-race. The event awarded cups to multiple boats including Vim Boag and Elco while conditions remained favorable but no records fell on the final day.
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Vim Boag
H R. Sugphen
Elco
A. S. Piercy
Eagle
Macon
Lasker and Tarrasch Draw After 129 Moves in World Match
Munich September 26 The fourteenth game of the world chess championship between Dr. Lasker of New York and Dr. Tarrasch of Nuremberg ended in a draw after 129 moves spanning three days. Score now Lasker seven Tarrasch three drawn.
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