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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1911

Page

13

Kentucky Futurity Trials Could Decide For Three Year Olds

Lexington Kentucky on October 2 faces heavy rains that have left the trotting track heavy. Officials warn opening events may be delayed as riders and horses prepare under threatening weather.

Kentucky Lexington

Kentucky Futurity Opens With $45,000 Purses on Deck

The fall meeting opens tomorrow with 45000 dollars in purses. The feature on day one is the Kentucky Futurity for 3 year olds, boasting a 21000 dollar purse as the world’s richest trotting stake. If the track dries, Uhlan may attempt a 159 record, singling a special program number.

Kentucky Uhlan

Athletics Open Final Week With Two Games Here

The Philadelphia Athletics, minus Murphy and Oldring, arrive for the last homestand of the year as they prepare to face the Nationals. Manager Mack will not attend today’s double header. Ira Thomas leads the club in his absence with Harry Davis in charge. The Athletics, confident after last season’s push, expect strong pitching and sharp baserunning to challenge New York’s stars.

Joe S. Jackson Murphy Oldring Phiadelphia Athletics Philadelphia Ram Collins Coombs Chicago Plank New York Norwich Conn Nationals & Battle Lord Harteel Strunk Emerson Mack Connie Mack Athletics McAleer Shibe Park Harry Davis Washington Thequad Wiseton Johnson Cashion Becker Walker Cubs Bender Ira Thomas Cleveland Giants Thomas Thames Detroit Cuba Archer McGraw Hartzel

Phillies Win 6-3 Over Boston in Open Game

Philadelphia hitters Wered Perdue and Weaver mix with Beere and Doolin to defeat Boston 6 to 3. Pitchers Curtis and Chalmers carried the day for Philadelphia while Perdue Weaver and Hoge held Boston. Runners left, errors and fielding miscues noted as the game ran one hour and minutes.

Philadelphia Perdue Boston Hogg Chalmers Curtis Beere Phil. Sweeney Doolin I Kirke Miller Bridwall Doolan L Ohminifer Totelm Weaver Hoge Bridwell McDonald Knabe Luderon Paskett Killifer Beck Rariden Titus Bacrifice Fies Mazes Deolan Lobert Strick Curtle Raridan Laderas Philodalpus Menure Bigger Finneran

Wiltse's Fine Work Triumphs For Giants Over Pirates

New York clinched the National League title by shutting out Pittsburgh as Warren Wiltse held the Pirates to two singles and one man reaching third. Devore scored twice, Snodgrass drove in two with a third hit, and Doyle supplied offense with walks and a sacrifice. In Cleveland, Mangrum Jennings and Mullin were involved in a tense finish as Cleveland beat Detroit 7 to 6 with Cobb fanning ten and Summers working 2 2/3 innings of relief.

Pittsburgh New Yorks Wiltse Devore New York Doyle Snodgraas Murray McCarthy McKechnie Snodgrass Oah Byrne OlDevore OlDoyle M’keehnie Keene Gibson Hendrix Millert Wiltee Hoersog Wagner Merkle Fletcher Badls Wile Loft Baces Pittaburgh Meters Johnstone Eason Cleveland Ohio Detroit To & Mangwer Jenings Perrine O'Loughlin Mullin Covington Cleve Delahanty Moriarty wMson Bummers Greney Birmingham Ball Turner Kater Bush Cobb Crawford Hite Qobb Gainer Jackeon Qlaon Summers Thoingy Coveington Winnon Shrore Leth Messrs. O'Loughlin

Postseason Series Abandoned By Eastern League

Buffalo October 2 The post season series between the all stars and the Rochester champions is declared off. Eastern League President Edward G Barrow announced the series ended due to Rochester president Charles T Chapins refusal to permit today’s game in Rochester.

Buffalo Pest-Sea All-Stars Rochester Edward G. Barrow Charles T. Chapin Rochester Club

Veteran Tigers Waive Schmidt and Jones to American Association

Detroit on October 2 reports waivers secured on catcher Schmidt and outfielder Jones. Both veterans were on the team before Jennings became manager in 1907 and did not make the last western trip. They are expected to move to the American Association. Also noted is a new plant construction contract for the club with stands modeled after Washington, D.C., though the playing field will be larger. In Annapolis, Richard Glendon of Boston arrives for a month to prepare rowing material for the Naval Academy and will coach the midshipmen for the ninth year.

Schmidt Jones Detroit Jennings Tigers American Association Washington, D. C Washington Annapolis Richard Glendon Boston Naval Academy Glendon

Rest for Giants as Marquard backs strong rally

Pittsburgh Oct 2 Giants see pitcher's work as key to the series with the Athletics. McGraw says Marquard will be used sparingly until the big showdown while the team rests after a grueling road trip. Giants boast 16 of 19 on the tour and look to recover in ten days.

Pittsburgh John J. McGraw Giants Philadelphia Athletics Marquard Rube Chicago Mathewson Marquerd Labradoy St. Louie New York McGraw Devlin Wilson Becker Pawlette Maxwell Jay

Navy Practice Opens Season With Johns Hopkins Next

The Naval Academy football squad began its second week of practice with high spirits as coaches aim to shape a strong team for the opening game against Johns Hopkins next Saturday. Scrimmages focused on offensive and defensive tactics. Captain Dalton sat out, with Collins stepping in for the day.

Washington Capt Dalton Collins

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