Umpire Calls Onside Play In Baseball Spill
Sporting Editor reports a crowded baserunning sequence with runners on second and third and a disputed call. The umpire’s ruling clears both runners. a force play was not present and tag requirements were needed. Debate centers on whether a runner was out and the batter’s fair or foul hit by his own batted ball. Police note asks if Evers is of German descent, but answer given is Irish.
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Gossip of the Bang Tails and Sullivan wagers ruin at Gravesend
From the New York Sun: Sullivan clan backed Frank Lord and Rye in separate races at Gravesend. Rye failed after big bets. Davy Johnson lost about 45000 on a day of plunges on Angler Rye James Reddick Princess Nettie Belmera and others. Big Tim chided a henchman before the crowd as losses mounted amid horse racing drama and related society chatter.
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Patten Shuts Out Sox as Chicago Wins First
In a doubleheader at Chicago, the Senators and Sox split the games with Chicago winning the first 5 to 3. Goodwin and Kitson were overwhelmed by the Chicago attack. Nationals’ Brive Owen was benched after a rough start. Hickman played third in Cross place amid the day’s pitching changes and late fireworks.
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Cleveland in crucial week as Sox fall in doubleheader
Cleveland races toward the American League pennant with top batting and long hits led by Fick Lajoie and Turner as the club boosts its division chances. Chicago Cubs lead in fielding while New York Giants pace baserunning. Cleveland remains hot in seven major categories.
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Rules of 1906 football unchanged by Camp’s ruling
Walter Camp says no season changes to 1906 football rules despite conference of coaches. Five rules prompt questions, chiefly shifting linemen behind the line and snapper hand use, but misinterpretations explained and clarifications promised. Eastern college reps met to align interpretations and prevent future disputes.
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Surprising Baseball Race Tightens As Playoff Odds Shift
The weeklong pennant battle tightens with Chicago and New York, as New York trails the Athletics and Cleveland after a tense stretch. Lajoie and Griffith loom with remaining games shaping the table, while Detroit, St Louis, and Chicago face pivotal clashes that could swing the pennant race.
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Wagner Leads Swatsmen in Cubs Club Batting and Fielding
Wagner tops Chicago Cubs in club batting and fielding standings with strong performances. Long hit Jordan and Comer contribute key hits and defensive plays as the team dominates early season stats.
Commission Meets Tonight To Close District Baseball Affairs
The District amateur baseball commission will meet at 8 pm in The Post Building to formally close affairs and disband the organization after a season of strong interest. Manager O'Connor of the Columbia Club indicated his team is ready to challenge any District outfit for a prize, with offers ranging from 1 to 3500 dollars, not excluding the Nationals or commission members.
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Walcott and Rhodes Draw in Uninhabited Island Fight
Joe Walcott of Boston and Billy Rhodes of Kansas City fought twenty rounds on a sand island in the Missouri River twelve miles below Kansas City. About 2,000 spectators watched as Walcott pressed the action while Rhodes defended. Walcott injured a hand in the seventeenth round but both fighters finished in good condition, the bout ending in a draw with Walcott claiming the lead for the world welterweight title consideration.
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Fighter Johnny Crowe Dies From Stomach Injury
Sept 30 Johnny Crowe, lightweight fighter, dies from stomach injuries suffered in the thirteenth round Friday night at Everett Athletic Club. Opponent Bill Swanham of San Francisco arrested. Amby McGarry praised for regaining strength after recent bout. Commentary on fighters and boxing scene includes remarks on Crowe’s death and various rivals.
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Yale conquerors and Michigan hope in fall football changes
Gossrr Catea and Flanders join Yale conchss as Yost predicts Michigan’s best chance for players this fall. Brookland club games sought. detailed play-by-play drills from Stags. Buffalo beats Columbus in Class A baseball finals. Reds beaten by Albany-Troy picked team in another pro era game.
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How to Beat the Races in Hiawatha Style
The New York American essay prescribes a sensational, old-time betting taunt from Hiawatha Hunch. It mocks the public and jockeys, urging readers to study a made up system while deriding famous tracks and figures.
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Horgan Sets New 25-Pound Hammer Throw Record
At the New York Athletic Club fall games at Travers Island Dennis Horgan shattered the world mark in the 25-pound hammer throw with a distance of 3% feet 2 inches. The previous best of 3 feet was held by W. Bean. Horgan received warm acclaim as the record was announced.
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