Smiths Defeat Wheelers In Y M C A Volleyball Match
Smiths edge Wheelers in a five set volleyball at the Y M C A as E A Howe and Stille shine. Wheeler's early 11 4 win and 11 0 setback are followed by Smiths' 11 8 11 7 11 10 triumph to prepare for next week's Travis Club clash. An inter club basketball series with the Travis Club juniors is planned.
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Travis
Smith
Wheelers
Smiths
Wheeler
E. A. Howe
Stille
McCoy
Travis Club
Boston and Chicago split baseball doubleheader in Boston
In Boston on September 24 the Red Sox beat the White Sox 3 2 in the first game while Chicago won 3 2 in the second. Walsh started for Chicago for the first time since July 19 and Bedient pitched well for Boston as the teams traded the lead.
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Boston
Mass
Chicago
Walsh
Bedient
R. H. E. Chicago
Scott and
Daly
Collins
Thomas
Russell
Schalk
Carey
Michicago
Long Island Sound
South Shore
Stranger
Rhode Island Yacht Club
Browns Win Again Over Washington in Tight Game
St. Louis defeated Washington 5 to 3 in Washington. Wild pitches and an error produced four St. Louis runs. Groom was held to one run as Taylor and Mitchell shut down the Nationals. Agnew was banished in the ninth for disputing a decision.
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Washington
D. C
St. Louis
Groom
Taylor
Mitchell
Agnew
McAllister
Henry
Brooklyn Sweeps Doubleheader Over Pittsburgh
Brooklyn won both games from Pittsburgh in a twin bill in Pittsburgh. Nap Rucker pitched a 1 to 0 victory in the second game as Conzelman shut Brooklyn out until the ninth before a late run forced by Fisher. The first game ended 6 to 1 with timely Brooklyn hits and a late RBI by Fischer.
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Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Pitsburg
Nap Rucker
Conzelman
Atlanta
Smith
Canzelman
Fisher
Fischer
R. H. E. Brooklyn
Yingling
W. Fischer
Shenn
Mamaux
Simon
Rucker
Gibson
Caldwell Shuts Out Cleveland as New York Wins
Caldwell held Cleveland to four hits and the New Yorks beat Cleveland 3 to 1. Cleveland failed to reach third until the ninth inning. Gilhooly injured his leg and had to be carted off. Gossett also hurt his finger while stopping a wild pitch.
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New York
Caldwell
Cleveland
New Yorks
Gilhooly
Gossett
Falkenberg
Gregg
Blanding
Carisch
O’netl
Naps Slap Challenge At Pirates
Cleveland club president Somers challenged Pittsburg president Dreyfuss to a post season series after it was decided Cleveland would not compete in the 1913 World Series.
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Naps
Pirates
Cleveland
Somers
Dreyfuss
Pittsburg
Baseball highlights from a busy slate across leagues
The box scores recount strong showings, Murphy Oldring Baker and Bar Ty each had three hits as the Athletics and Browns impressed. Nap Rucker shut down Clarke's Pirates after Ty and Joe added hits. Maisel delivered two safeties for the Yankees while Britton and Wagner exchange notes. Hal Chase contributed two hits for the White Sox and Connie Mack’s squad prepares for the World Series.
Yale Opens Season with Wesleyan and Other Big Openers
Yale faces Wesleyan at New Haven while Cornell meets Ursinus at Ithaca as Yale begins its season three days earlier than Harvard and Princeton. Carlisle Indians play Lebanon Valley, Holy Cross hosts Norwich, and Harvard meets Maine with Rutgers facing the Lehigh Tigers.
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New York
Yale
Cornell
Wesleyan
New Haven
Ursinus
Ithaca
Harvard
Princeton
Maine
Lod Tigers
Rutgers
Middletown
Eli
Wilson
Nate Eeler
Carlisle Indians
Lebanon Valley
Carlisle
Albright
Holy Cross
Norwich
Chess Masters Invited for Havana International Tourney
Jose R Capablanca announced from New York that he has been authorized by Havana mayor Andrade to invite ten of the world’s leading masters to an international tournament in Havana starting February 1 1914. The Havana city council recommends spending 10000 dollars for the event.
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Tourney
New York
Jose R. Capablanca
Cuba
St. Petersburg
Havana
Andrade
Yankees to Play on Polo Grounds in 1914 season
New York announced that the Yankees under manager Frank Chance will play their 1914 schedule at the Polo Grounds. The move stems from President Frank Farrell failing to secure satisfactory title to the new site in time for opening day.
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Polo Grounds
New York
Yankees
Frank Chance
Frank Farrell
Bankers and Scribes Extend Golf Match to 36 Holes
Frank Pancoast and Ned Mellisheny defeated John Brogan and Ray Hare to force a playoff after nine holes each side. The extended 36 hole match paused and will resume Friday afternoon at Laurel Heights with possible twosomes. A tie would use total medal score, with Doctors versus Scribes and Bankers versus Real Estate Dealers as the upcoming pairings.
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John Brogan
Ray Hare
Scribes
Frank Pancoast
Ned Mellisheny
Bankers
Laurel Heights
Tom Smith
Lassners Roll High in Turner Ninepin League Night
The Lassners won both games against Phillips with a season high 378 total in the second game. First game scores show Lassner 286 to Phillips 250, while the second game ended Lassner 388? to Phillips 288 with detailed pins listed for each throw.
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Lassners
Phillips
Lassner
Phillip
Definition of amateurism in British Olympic debate
The Daily Telegraph defends amateurism against American criticism of a Olympic fund. It argues English sport values amateur spirit, questions whether professional athletic prowess benefits national welfare, and notes American, German, and Scandinavian views on the issue.
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London
The
Daily Telegraph
Great Britain
Telegraph
America
Germany
Scandinavia
Sweden
Phillies Hammer Detroit in Wide 21 to 8 Victory
Philadelphia batted aggressively after Detroit built a six run lead, piling up ten hits and two walks off Willis to score ten runs in the second inning and coast to a 21 to 8 win. Williams Comstock Gibson Pennock Schang Lapp batteries noted.
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Philadelphia
Detroit
Willis
Phila
Williams, Comstock and
Gibson
Pennock and Schang
Lapp
Kling Announces Annual Retirement From Baseball
Kansas City reports catcher John Kling of the Cincinnati National Club returned with word of his annual retirement. Kling will receive the balance of the season off per manager Tinke as the club notes his decision ends another year of play.
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Kling
Kansas City
John Kling
Cincinnati National Baseball Club
Tinke
Club Standings and Results From Yesterday
Yesterday results show Boston 3 2 Chicago 2 3. New York and Cleveland 1. St. Louis 5 Washington 3. Philadelphia 21 Detroit blank. Play today features Philadelphia in Boston.
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Boston
Chicago
New York
Cleveland
St. Louis
Washington
Philadelphia
Detroit
P. C. Philadelphia
Wires
Plyd
P. C
Sear
Ween
Pittsburg Ee
Teene
Eee
Beens
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York Peeteereeee
St. Louis Bodsedavers
Play Today Across Cities in Early American Association
Results show Minneapolis 2 Louisville 3 in Louisville. Columbus 4 St Paul 0. Indianapolis 6 Kansas City 1. Toledo 0 Milwaukee 5. Games listed for Boston Philadelphia Brooklyn Chicago and Pittsburgh.
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American Association
Louisville
Minneapolis
Columbus
St. Paul
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
Painter Leads Early In 1913 Women's Western Golf
In Memphis on September 24 1913 Miss Carolyn Painter of the Midlothian Club the women's western golf champion led the first round of match play. Contenders included Mrs F S Colburn Glen View who shot 93 in qualifying Ruth Chisholm Mayfield Club Cleveland and Mrs E W Daley Nashville tied for third with 97. Other qualifiers listed with scores from 100 to 112.
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Memphis
Tenn
Carolyn Painter
Midlothian Club
Western Golf Association
Colburn
Glen View
Ruth Chisholm
Mayfield Club
Cleveland
E. W. Daley
Nashville
E. T. Perkins
Myra Helmers
Midlothian
Chicago
K. G. Duffield
Marjorie Edwards
South Shore
F. G. Jones
Jennie Jones
Sioux City
Itia
Louise Fergus
George Haskell
Beverly
Frank Anderson
Hinsdale
Elizabeth Allen
Rock Island Arsenal
A. B. Newell
C. W. Buckley
Exmoor
New Football Rules Interpreted by Coaches and Officials
In New York on September 24 more than 100 coaches managers and officials gathered to discuss the season’s football rule code. Rule 20 drew the only objection, clarifying on side kicks that players behind the kicker have equal rights to pursue the ball but may not interfere with opponents attempting to catch it.
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New York
Seson
Mask Breaks World Record at Douglas Park
Tron Mask owned by Jefferson Livingston of Cincinnati broke the world record for six furlongs at Douglas Park with a time of 1 10 4 5. The five year old horse carried the royal rose disguise title in the event.
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Louisville
Royal Rose
Douglas Park
Jefferson Livingston
Cincinnati
Kaufmans to Meet Phones at Krisch's Park
The Kaufmans schedule a Sunday morning game with the South western Telephone Company's team at Krisch's park and a meeting tomorrow night at 8 p m for all players. Managers Leathe's Asylums face the Asylums next Thursday afternoon on the Asylum grounds in a highly anticipated contest.
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Kaufmans
Southwestern Telephone Company
Krisch's Park
Krisch’s Park
Leathe
Army
Royal and Ancient Opposes Golf at Berlin Olympics
The Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews disapproves including golf in the Berlin Olympic games. If included, the club will not help draw up the program, ensuring no prominent British players compete.
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ST. Andrew's
Scotland
Royal and Ancient Golf Club
Berlin
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Jeff
Bud” Fisher
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Joe
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Maisel
Yanks
Deuce
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Pratt
Wares
Hal Chase
White Sox
Connie Mack
Brown
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Menger Hotel
San Antonio
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Vardon
Hamilton
Ned Ray
Harry Vardon
Myopia Hunt Club
Terday
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Ralph Harroun
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Gotth
Gotch
Thorpe
Tom Keene
Tom Keenes
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Keene
Walker-Moore
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