Bankers and Scribes 70 Meet on Laurel Heights Links
The Bankers and Scribes golf match, postponed by weather, is set for today at Laurel Heights. Eight players compete in four two person teams over eighteen holes using Nassau scoring with three possible points. Captains Brinkmeyer and Hare lead their squads.
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Tom Campbell
F. W. Pancoast
Ray M. Hare
Louise de Nette
John Brogan
Allan Merriam
National League orders finish of August 30 NY Philadelphia game
The National League board orders the Aug 30 game between New York and Philadelphia to be completed on Oct 2 with the same players, same base situation, and same score 8 to 6 in Philadelphia’s favor, overturning Umpire Brennan’s earlier call. The decision upholds that the game was not properly finished and shall be stricken from the record.
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National League Directors Schedule Rain Plan in 1918
The league outlines postponement rules for the championship standings with games rescheduled to Friday October 3 or Saturday October 4 if rain interrupts play. The order is signed by Charles H. Ebbetts August Herrmann and Charles W. Murphy as National League directors.
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Charles W. Murphy
National League
Army Team Seeks Weekend Baseball Challenge
Army manager Leathe in the Southern Department eyes a Sunday game against the Ransom & Silsbees who claim the city title. The department squad has enjoyed easy wins and seeks a real test while ready to meet any capable rival if the Ransoms decline.
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Irish Boxer Sheridan Stopped in Second Round in Racine
Referee Louie Hogey halted the Mickey Sheridan versus Charlie White bout in Racine after Sheridan rose from the canvas in a troubled state. White drove a right to the jaw and a left hook, sending Sheridan to the mat for a nine count before the referee stopped the fight.
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Club Standings From Yesterday's Baseball Scores
Philadelphia over Cleveland 8 to 6. Chio defeated Washington 0 to 0. Detroit beat New York 7 to 5. Boston edged St. Louis 6 to 3. Chicago remained idle in Washington. Cleveland played in Philadelphia and Detroit in New York. St Louis in Boston.
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Baseball Scores And Standings From Daily Games
Day's F New York 4 Chicago 3 Boston 6 1 Pittsburg 1 5 Philadelphia 2 Cincinnati 2 10 innings Boston in Pittsburg Philadelphia in Cincinnati New York in Chicago Brooklyn in St Louis American Association Results Peace Columbus 1 Minneapolis Milwaukee Indianapolis 2 Milwaukee St Paul 4 Louisville 0 St Paul 4 International Results Newark Providence 5 Newark 2 Toronto Rochester 10 Toronto 5 Montreal Buffalo 4 7 Montreal 6 2
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Sinton Captures Gulf Coast League Pennant
Sinton wins the pennant by defeating Rockport 1 to 0 in 10 innings. With one game left, Sinton leads Corpus Christi by two games, securing the title as the season nears its end. Stegall and teammates Mathews Sims and DeRidder star on a pitching staff highlighted by Stegall's seven straight wins.
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First round opens in nineteenth U S Open at Brookline
On the Country Club course in Brookline Massachusetts the nineteenth U S Open begins with a frost whitening the turf as roughly half of the 170 entrants tee off. Notable players include Vardon Ray Reid Tellier with American stars McDermott McNamara and Brady among hopefuls after Hoy Lake.
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Harvard Opens Season with 65 Contenders at Practice
Harvard reports 65 candidates for preliminary football practice under Coach D R Haughton at Cambridge. Veterans and first string substitutes from last season’s championship team participate with no line up or tackling. Eddy Mahan, 1912 freshmen captain, to try at quarterback to challenge Harry Gardner.
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Golfers Prepare for Laurel Heights vs Country Club Match
The Laurel Heights team and the Country Club schedule a Friday match at Laurel Heights. Arthur Tuttle John Frost and Frank Lewis will play with Fred W Maule this afternoon to acquaint themselves with the course. The Country Club lineup includes Frank Lewis captain Ernest Brown John Frost Clarence Mangham Dr J H Burleson Dr A L Curry Newton Lott L B Clegg and A B Weakley. Syd Cooper, a famed pro, will winter in San Antonio and work with Bobby McMane at the Country Club.
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John Frost
Frank Lewis
Fred W. Maule
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Clarence Mangham
J. H. Burleson
A. L. Curry
Newton Lott
L. B. Clegg
A. B. Weakley
Syd. Cooper
San Antonio
Bobby Mcmane
Boston Beats Pittsburg in Doubleheader Rally
In Pittsburg, Boston wins 6 6 in the first game after a ninth inning rally with Quinn earning a silver service from Dunbar friends and carried off by supporters. Pittsburg takes the second game 6 to 1 behind strong hitting at Rudolph.
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Nip and Tuck Tie Stuns Cincinnati Philadelphia in Ten
Cincinnati and Philadelphia battled to a 2 to 2 ten inning tie before darkness ended play. Rowan pitched well for Cincinnati with a rare loss in only one inning, while Groh starred with four hits in five at bats. Bates benched for disputing a decision as the game concluded amid complex scoring.
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Tigers Trim Yanks Highlanders Use Houston Men In the Line-up
Detroit beat New York 7 to 5 in New York as Chance shuffled the lineup bringing Houston players Whiteman Reynolds into the batting order. The game featured injuries to Sweeney and McKee and a protest by Fisher leading to his removal. Willett, McKee, Gibson, Fisher, Warhop, Sweeney, Reynolds shared catching and pitching duties.
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Box Scores Recap of a Teeming Baseball Day
The Giants rallied for a 13th inning victory with Groh collecting four hits. Bates benched, Quinn carried off after a Pirates game, Wagner struggled with two singles and a double. Cobb and Joe combined for three hits while White and Reynolds faltered in Houston. Chance could field more of Houston’s lineup, Babe Adams shined for Pittsburgh, Bender dominated Philadelphia, and Highlanders were nicknamed the Buffaloes.
See-saw Philadelphia beats Cleveland 8 to 6 in opener
In Philadelphia on September 16, Philadelphia defeated Cleveland 8 to 6 in a see-saw game. Turner made a remarkable one hand leap catch leading to a double play, while Oldring doubled on a liner off Gregg. Final: Cleveland 6, Philadelphia 8. Attendance details not listed.
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Undertakers Shut Out Washington in Second Game
Chicago won the second game against Washington 8 to 1 despite being outbatten. Shaw relieved Groom in the fourth, allowing no runs in five innings, while Love finished the last inning for Washington. Shanks sprained an ankle sliding into second and was carried off. his season status is doubtful.
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Red Sox Trim Browns as Carrigan Ruled Out
Boston defeats St Louis 6 to 3 as timely hitting by Hedy and Lewis drives a comeback. Manager Carrigan fractures his middle finger during the game and will miss the rest of the season. Weisman Agnew Collins Carrigan Cady noted in the box.
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Taylor High Elects Officers for 1913 14 Season
Taylor Texas reports the Ashley High School athletic association reorganized with officers J H Head manager J T Hutto coach Neal McKay president Willie Slack secretary treasurer Harry Dolan captain football Newell Cook assistant property man Newell Cook to assist property manager A football schedule to be announced soon and the team is expected to have another successful season after a year without a loss.
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J. T. Hutto
Neal McKay
Willie B. Slack
Harry Dolan
Harry Gilstrap
Newell Cook
China Exports 82 244 Packages Fevied Capital In 1912
In 1912 China exported 82 244 packages with a value of 859 724 dollars. The data highlights early 20th century trade activity and the scale of Chinese exports during that era.
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China
Tenpin League Meeting Set In City Office Tonight
The City Commercial Tenpin League will meet in the Telephone building tonight at 8 15. New entries are expected from Maverick Clark Co Wolff and Marx and the Mills Engraving Co. The league aims for broader representation and a schedule will be set soon as the season opens October 1 with daily practice and flexible seed arrangements under President Smythe for a busy season.
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Major League Draft Brings 108 Minor Players Upward
In Cincinnati Ohio on September 16 a draft produced 108 minor leaguers moving to the majors. The American League took 67 players and the National League 41 at a drawing before the National Baseball Commission. The St. Louis club led with 30 selections, followed by Cincinnati 11, Chicago Americans 10, Detroit 9, Philadelphia Americans 8, Boston Nationals 8, Brooklyn 7, Boston Americans 5, New York Nationals 5, Chicago Nationals 4, Philadelphia Nationals 3, Cleveland 2, Pittsburgh 2, and New York Americans 2.
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Major League Draw for Class AA and Class A Players
St Louis Americans and Detroit Americans each drew eight slots in Class AA while Boston Nationals had six. Brooklyn and Chicago Nationals drew three each, Chicago Americans and Cleveland Americans two each, and New York Americans, Washington Philadelphia and Cincinnati one each.
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Giants Narrowly Triumph Over Cubs in Thirteen Inning Fight
New York defeated Chicago 8 to 4 in a marathon 13 inning game. Fletcher opened the 13th with a single to spark the decisive rally, Burns bunted on, Archer misplayed to allow Fletcher to reach third, and Shafer followed with a sacrifice fly. Leach was ejected for disputing a third strike.
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First World Tour Game Announced for Cincinnati
President Charles Comiskey announced the opening game of the world tour between the New York National and Chicago American teams will be played in Cincinnati on October 18. The clubs will then move westward by easy stages to the Pacific coast.
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Clabby to Meet Petroskey in October Match
Jimmy Clabby of Milwaukee meets Sailor Petroskey in a twenty round boxing bout scheduled for the night of October 3 in San Francisco. The middleweight clash pits two notable fighters in a high profile attraction at a local venue.
Turn Verein Opens Ninepin Tournament In San Antonio
The San Antonio Turn Verein began its ninepin tournament with the Phillips team defeating the Dunhams in two straight games. Phillips posted 320 pins to Dunhams 272 in the first game and 301 to 256 in the second as observers noted surprising drops in both teams’ scores. Dan Dunham remained optimistic about the season as W Schmiedekind, secretary, kept score. Tonight Lessners and Hoefgens are set for a hot match. In Chicago Otto E Schmidt was elected president of the Central Association of the Amateur Athletic Union at its annual meeting.
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