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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1905

Page

40

Cornell Players Defaulted In Tennis Championship Confusion

Philadelphia October 3 championship in singles at Merion Cricket Club Slaver ford sees Harvard’s Sulloway Whitman and Behr Yale leading. Cornell’s Drennan defaults after ankle injury. Penn’s Dewhurst wins in first round, others advance in doubles and rounds with Princeton Harvard Yale competing for title.

Cornell Philadelphia Merion Cricket Club Slaverford F. J. Sulloway H. H. Whiteman Harvard K. H. Behr Yale BE. B. Dewhurst University of Pennsylvania C. E. Drennan H. Sunstein Princeton M. Thomson Drennan Corasil H. H. Whitman Binglee L. K. Richardson H. H. Whitmen F. R. Smith Williams B. B. Dewhurst Pennsylvania H. J. Rendall Princston Fules Doughton Haverford Sunstein Richardson Phitler Downex Sumoway Niles Whitman and Field Smith Liner Dewhurst Ragister Hepple Holmes Corvail

Lewis-Lowe bout looms as Washington crowd expects large turnout

Washington boxing fans anticipate a record turnout at the People's Athletic Club tomorrow night for the Lewis vs Lowe featherweight clash. Danny Lewis recent battles with Kid Sullivan and the arrival of sparring help from Herman Miller, formerly Joe Gans’ trainer, heighten expectations that the winner may meet Kid Sullivan. In Readville Massachusetts trials for Audubon Boy and Sweet Marie were postponed to tomorrow due to track conditions.

Washington Mill Danny Lewis Kid Sullivan Tommy Lowe People's Athletic Club Ristie Leonard Lewis Foxy Billy Peyton Lowe Johnny O'Connor Herman Miller Joe Gans Readville Mass Audubon Boy Sweet Marie Readville Trotting Park

Pitchers In Fine Form In Chicago Washington Tilt

In a sharp 3 1 game Chicago pitcher Frank Owen edged Bill Wolfe despite tight control. Key hits backed Owen as Washington fought to string hits together but fell short. Notable moments included Jones's bunt out and defense by Davis, Anderson, and Stahl, with Washington scoring in the sixth before Chicago answered.

Chicago Washington Nationals White Sox Comiskey Lot Philadelphia Browns Fielder Jones Athletics Jake Stahl Frank Owen Bill Wolfe Owen George Davis Wolfe Danny Green Sullivan Heyden Anderson Texas Callahan Jones Stahl Donahue Devis Stanley Tannehill Cassidy Owens Hickman Nill Pielder Donohue Green Jiggs Davis Tanehill Tannehills Isberl Isbell Calahan McCarthy Charley Jones Washingtons AB. KR. H. Po r.Owen F. Jones Tah C. Sea Chasldy Ienara Hurst

Philadelphia Triumph Over St Louis in Tight Tilt

Timely hitting carried Philadelphia past St Louis as Henley faltered in the sixth and was relieved by Bender. Attendance 6,687. Final St Louis 7 Philadelphia 6. Other game Boston outslugged Cleveland 7 4 as both clubs made an error. Timed games around 1 hour 50 minutes.

Philadelphia St. Louis Henley Bender Stones Harteel Cross Seybold Louis Stone Murphy M. Croan Wallace M. Cross Seybol M. Cram Jones Balle Ott Henley Sudhoff Innnings Isk Messia Connor O'Loughlin

Orth and Griffith in Form as New York Tops Detroit

The New York Yankees shut out Detroit 3 to 0 in the first game and beat them 10 to 1 in the second at Washington Heights. Orth and Griffith pitched well for New York, while home players provided timely hitting. Attendance was about 1,200 as the American League season wound down.

Detroit New York Washington Heights Orth Griffith Rhoar Rhqare McIntyre Hahn Lindsay Sneuier Schaeffer Dougherty Crawford biLaporte Cobb Chage Coughlin Oldring O'Leary Conner Warner Cockman Mullen Keeler Sheridan Rhoae Rhoae McIntyre Achaeffer Laporte Chase Claring Kiemnow Drill Griith Wiggs Disch Cockmen Grimm Mr. Sheridan

Maryland Agricultural College opens football season with Baltimore Polytech

Maryland Agricultural College prepares to host Baltimore Polytechnic Institute to start its football schedule. Captain Mayer leads a green squad trained by Neilson, with only two veterans from last year. The season slate lists games against Naval Academy, Maryland Medical College, and several regional colleges.

Maryland Agricultural Team Baltimore Polytechnic Washington Post College Park Maryland Agricultural College Baltimore Polytechnic Institute G. M. Mayer Frostburg Alegany County Neilson University of Nebraska Mayer Rowland Colege Park Maryland Medical College Western Maryland College United States Naval Academy Annapolis Mount St. Josephs College William and Mary College Norfolk St. John's College Washington College Cheatertown University of Maryland College Part Delaware College Newark Del

Cincinnati Wins Doubleheader Over New York After Patchwork lineup

Cincinnati defeats New York 4 2 in the first game and 4 1 in the second as New York fields a patched lineup and travels a train after the eighth inning. Attendance reported at 2,300. First game highlights include three-base hits by Schlei and Seymour and key double plays by Hinchman and Bridwell. Second game features a homer by Seymour and Bridwell’s two-base hit with Bowerman and Odwell contributing in the field.

Cincinnati New York Newark Hoae Hugging Brown Barry Donlin Seymour Strahg Corcoran Dahlen Bridwell Neal Hinchman Bowerman Odwell Clarke Taylor Schlei Hugema Overall Strang Schlel Dehlen Gilbert Balle Ball Mr. O'Day Cincinnati Rhoab Rhoah Dahien Odwall Harry Howerman Dahjen Huggins Ballo Ewing Willett Hwing ball—Street O'Dey Geme

Pittsburg Beats Boston Twice In Two Games

Pittsburg defeated Boston in the first game with early hits on Young. The second game featured a longer contest reaching the eleventh inning, highlighted by Ritchey’s two hits, Peitz’s sacrifice, and Leifield’s driving. Attendance reported at 2,370.

Pittsburg Young Ou A Ritchey Peitz Leifield Winglen Atendance Famo Us Boston Rhoah Pittsburg Ab'cie Clarke Tenney Ganley Flannagan Dolan Paits Needham Cannell Abbaticchio Flanagan Raymer Lynch Dm- Young Needhampire Mr. Johnstone Pittabure Bogton Rho Clarke Weree BlAd'chie Wagner Oj Delehanty Knaba Wolverton Hil’ Brand Pei Moran Telfield Villa Terney Delehanty Peltz Weener Kyabe Hillebrand Abbadechio

Thirteen Innings Tie Ends Chicago Philadelphia Season

In Chicago on October 3 the final game between Philadelphia and Chicago tied after thirteen innings. Both teams used bunched hits, stolen bases, and errors to score. Attendance was about 1,800 as Umpire retired at month end, Duggleby and Weimer playing final game.

Chicago Philadelphia Chico Emetie Duggleby Weimer Chicago Rhoah Philadelphia Rhoae Blagle Thames Gleason Causey Courtney Chance Magee McCarthy O Lush OlTitus Rt. i Tinker Maloney Bransfield Brora Doolin Ads Bet P.l OlDeoin Peeler Poli Pittinger Phigdelphia Courtsey Evers Hransfield McGarethy Mages Titus Thomaz Court

Brooklyn Victories Seal Season Sweep Over St Louis

Brooklyn wins both ends of a doubleheader in St Louis, Scanlon pitching both games to hold the Cardinals in check. Details note batters, errors, and bases on balls as Brooklyn edges ahead 4-2 in the opener and 8-1 in the nightcap with key hits from Sheckard De Groff Batch and McDougall contributing to the sweep.

Scanlon St. Louis Brooklyn Taylor McDougall Louis Rhoaez Hummel Lewis Shea Hoelster McBride Ritter Beanion Louis Shepnard Malay de Groff Gossler Batch Baten St Louis Mr. Kiim RHOAH Q McBride G/Ritter Ooand McDougall Scamion Louta Arndt Beckley Sheckard McDougel St. Louia Mr. Klein

Baseball Gossip Sparks town aged fans and trades

A maze of baseball notes reports Clark Griffith’s Minfield rising with young players Oldring comes from the Southern League Tigers cling to third place Bill Coughlin drives Tigers pace McGraw prefers White Sox to Athletics and seeks matchups New York Evening Mail notes Uncle Nick Young’s long game count Providence defeats Boston in a slugfest Cy Young wins a Charstown romance Miss Myers Raftery leads New England batters Armbruster close behind A Philadelphia paper posts 1000 reward for Athletics world title parade plans barnstorming lineups tease Comiskey’s high stakes pay and Washington’s aiding role as Athletics chase the pennant Several White Sox youths and Stahl’s pitching plans loom large ahead of a likely new Chicago era.

Clark Griffth Oldring Tigers Bill Coughlin Chicago Athletics McGraw White Sox Providence Boston Americans Boston Cy Young Boston Nationals Bessie Myers Charlestown Miss Myers Charley Jones New England Raftery Haverhill Armbruster Lawrence Philadelphia Joe Cantillon San Francisco McGann Gilbert Dahlen Devlin Sheckard Mages Shannon Bowerman Mathewson McGinnity Ames Harry Davis O'Leary Bradley Fick Keeler Lajoie Fielder Jones Schreck Muilin Donovan Waddell Comiskey Washington Cornis Mack Buck” Preeman Selbach Stahl Nationals Philadelphia Giants America Philadelphia Glanta Lecal Professionals Glanta Brooklyn

World Series Schedules Set for 1905 Championship

Chairman August Herrmann announced the October World Series between the New York National League and Philadelphia American League clubs. Games alternate Philadelphia and New York with sites ruled by league grounds. Eligible players listed for both clubs. 3:30 p.m. start.

Cincinnati Ohio August Herrmann National Baseball Commission New York Philadelphia H L Barton Bender A J, Coakley Lave Crows Monte Cross Harry Davis J. H. Dygort F. Sartael W. Hanley Danial Hoffman J. W. Knight R. Lord Daniel Murphy Plank M. T Powers F. Schreeckengost Ralph Beybold G B E. Waddell Leon Ames Frank Bowerman Roger Breanahan George Browne William J. Clarke William Dahlen Arthur Devon M. J. Donlin Claude Elllctt W ©. Bilbert Christopher Mathewson B. Mertes Danisl McGean Joseph McGinnity John J. McGraw Hamuel Strang Luther Taylor George R Wiltse Pulliam National League

Herrera Posts $500 Forfeit For Nov. 3 Fight

Aurelio Herrera posted a $500 forfeit through Sol Levenstein and signed articles to fight Eddie Hanlon at the Pacific Athletic Club in Los Angeles on November 3. Receipts split 60 percent to the fighters, with a 2 percent division, and two weeks of southern-city training required.

Aurelio Herrera San Francisco Sol Levenstein Eddie Hanlon Pacific Athletic Club Los Angeles

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