Tigers and Athletics Face Crucial Final Series at St Louis
I J. Ed Grhlo analyzes the pennant race as Detroit, Chicago, and Philadelphia edge toward a decisive six to eight game stretch. He notes injuries to Bender, the impact of Mack’s Tigers on the road, and the Cubs’ catching prowess with Kling and Moran while weighing Johnson’s suspensions and the season’s close contest dynamics.
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J. ED Grhlo
Figera
St. Louis
Jennings
Athletics
Mack
Tigers
St Louis
Bender
Philadelphia
Xaems
Boston
New York
Imi
Washington
Detroit
Victary Torthy Archles
Glanta
Cubs
Senbings
Cubs Exrel
la Kling
Moran
Bituinens
Kling
Ik Rossman
Wuers
Schaefer
Senson
Tinker
O'Leary
Cobb
Granford
Jones
Erio
Chicago
Donovan
Mullin
Slever
Frazer
Meret
Brown
Lundgren
Mielster
Ceba
Raw
CanadianWomenGolfers Beaten by Western Association
In Chicago an international match on Oct 3 saw the Women's Western Golf Association defeat a Canadian team 7 to 3. Miss Salle Ainslee, runner-up for the Western championship, led the Western side defeating Minx Babel Thompson, Canada’s champion, as wet ground kept scores high.
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Chicago
Western Golf Association
Canada
Miss Salle Ainslee
Nuneer
Minx Babel Thompson
Geoghegan Wins Finally at Bachelor Club Courts
Franklin Geoghegan defeats Ballinger in three straight sets at the Bachelor Club courts on M street to claim the District of Columbia tenure tournament title. He meets Reed Doyle in today’s championship match as Doyle, though the reigning champion, shows diminished form. In doubles Hills and Ballinger completed a match, then Geoghegan and Deis won the remaining set. night darkness halted further play. Claudy defeated Mueller in the consolation round, and Grosvenor beat Wood to set a Consolation final.
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District of Columbia
Doyle
Geoghegan
Doyle- Geoghegan
Claudy
Mueller
Grosvenor
Wood
GANS ON WAY TO BALTIMORE FOR TITLE CAMPAIGN
Special to The Warn ing joe Gans the old master heads to Baltimore after a two month West campaign that netted close to 30000 enough to furnish a three story hotel and leave a compact wad for the bank Burns holds the lightweight crown and hints at match plans Burns says he wants frequent fights while Nelson talks of beating Gans on his terms and a possible challenge to Burns for the night light title
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Los Angeles
Cal
Joe Gans
Baltimore
West
Threeatory
Joe
Joseph
Jimmy Burns
Jimmy
Maten Burns
Battling Nelson
Packey" McParland
Nelson
Gane
WML
Gans
Burns
Navy Coaches See Promise in Lange as Morton Successor
The Navy coaches praise Lange after the recent game and practice, calling him a potential successor to the graduated Morton. Lange’s strengths lie in ball handling and recovering, with Dagus and Detmat as end options, while tackles, guards, and backfield depth need work ahead of the first hard game against Dickinson.
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Tashington
Ves Annapolis, Ltd
Navy
Lange
Morton
Lanes
Eranna O
Tange
Erd
Attie
Dagus
Dematt
Dickenson
Triumph Stakes At Brighton Track Two Year Olds Race
New York racing reports note Hildreth's $20,000 colt wins the Triumph Stakes for two year olds at a mile on the Brighton track with Uncle and Spooner close behind. Alfred Noble and Voorhees also compete in feature events as crowds approach 16,000.
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New York
Hildreth
Brighton
C. L. Harrison
Alfred Noble
Spooner
Clockers
Uncle
Meelick
Noble
B.D. Morgan
Balyolatilo
Ska
James R. Keene
Summer Cloud
Shot
Angeline
Lad of Langdon
D. Dugan
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Radtke
Agave
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Mace
Prince Hamburg
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Riflemen to Visit Ireland for Girt Cup Next Year
Belfast report states international rifle matches between America and Ireland will resume next year. An American team will compete for the Led Gibe Cup, won by an Ulster team at Sea Girt in 1901. Philadelphia notes the Associated Cricket Club agreed to visit England next year for a tour last seen in 1903.
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America
Ieland
Ulster Rifle Association
MW Tse
Ulster
Philadelphia
Associated Cricket Clubn
Marylebone Cricket Club
England
Philadelphan
Takis Race By Short Head In Turbulent Rivalry
In a tight finish at the track, Spooner Summer Cloud pushed by Jockeh and Stretch, with Salvolatile edging ahead, took the initial event at 10 to 1 as Takis Race by a short head from a late surge.
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Jockeh
Stretch
Takis
Spooner
Summer Cloud
Salvolatile
Vopehees
Uncle A Great Colt Triumph Stakes Prospect
The article reports on Uncle in the Triumph Stakes at the Beach, where Uncle A Great Colt shows pacing and manning power, challenging Colin for the two year old honors. Finn drives Uncle with steady effort as Alfred Noble’s odds shift and betting markets react to Uncle’s late surge.
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Hildreth
Colin
Washington Post
New York
Get
Tthe Beach
Nemands
Manuness
Keene
Unele
Finn
Unete
Alfred Noble
Uncle
Noble Ward
Theuranda
Spooner
Mealick
Shilling on Four Winners At Latonia Racing Day
Race notes from Latonia report of multiple winners and wagers with Bigg Cobalt and Mary Stelle among top paying bets. Marbles dominates a six furlong feature while Royal Rone and other runners claim place finishes. crowd and bookies note large sums wagered on Shilling riders and horses across events.
Norfolk results and baseball briefs from Detroit series
Norfolk racing entries and baseball briefs recap Detroit’s Athletic-Detroit series won by eleven games. Carrigan bats behind a .965 fielding percentage for Toronto. Davis hits eight homers and leads AL in doubles and homers. Beckley notes Hulswitz’s improvement for fast company. Griffit's pitchers shine for Browns. Donavan praised for teeth. Walsh brothers contrasted. Rock Island dominates Three-I League with shutouts and long scoreless streaks. Umpire Rudderham from the Southern League shown mixed but improving performance.
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Mullin
Detroit
Detroi
Bi" Carrigan
Toronto
Davis
Prominent golfers compete in Myopia Hunt Club event
Oct 2 Hamilton reports an invitation tournament at the Myopia Hunt Club with over a score of prominent players led by Travers. Other entrants include former champion Eben Byera, Dr H C Harban, Dr Simon Carr, W W P Builth, C B Macdonald, M C Wheham, Max Behr, John M L Ward, and Abe Held. Scores by Behr and Konbat led preliminaries as match play begins.
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Mars
Jerome D. ‘Fravers
Myopia Hunt Club
Travers
Eben
Byera
Pittsburg
HC. Harban
Washington
Simon Carr
WW. P. Builth
Max Behr
John ML Ward
Abe
Newe York
Grove
Harvard Players Lead In Intercollegiate Lawn Tennis Contests
Harvard leads in singles and doubles at the Intercollegiate championship played on the Merion Cricket Club courts near Philadelphia. Eight singles survivors include four from Harvard, three from Penn, and one from Yale. Doubles feature two from Harvard and two from Penn with remaining teams from Princeton Cornel and Yale. Notable results include Niles of Harvard beating Gordon of Princeton in three sets, and Penn’s Register pairing with Tildon winning a doubles match against Yale.
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Pennsylvania
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Register
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Ragistor
Peansylvanis
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Antabaey
Barvard
Winans Fos
Doeblee
Oral Roono
Tilden
TB Rogier
Pepurylvania
Speiding
Fragmentary Proper Nouns From An Unclear Text
The readable fragments list names such as Tatonia Slemameet Lavatrian Princess Jewel Pouce and Habs Shak along with places like Brighton Beach and Bt John's forest Virginia. Mentions of The Washington Post Annapolis Ma and University references appear, but the passage is highly garbled with no coherent event or narrative.
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Pouce
Habs Shak
Avetitow
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Dahedao
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Mocuerd
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Resi Pater Sterling
Old Hascaly
Marty Deolph Finch
Quazie
Tunpedo
Robin Hood
Pystaite
Lotus
John’s
Virginia
Annapolis
Sohn's College Robell
University of Vern of
Baturaey
Record crowd at fair for late Interstate races
Lynchburg Virginia reports an estimated 30 000 attendees on the third day of the Interstate meet. The crowd was orderly with no accidents. Races included unfinished events from yesterday and six other contests with several top horses and drivers named in a long results list.
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Duchess’ County
Baron
Lily Strange
Somaimaker
Lynchburg
Sptein
Waskeths Post
Horses Report Arrivals at Benning Track Ahead of Meeting
The Washington Jockey Club track has a lively scene with over 100 horses quartered, including Gen Towns fifteen yearlings and four older horses slated for Pimlico. Paul Rainey’s raiders arrive with Star Rohy progeny while Wanda Garth oversees 34 youngsters. W F Buthey, Burch, Strahan, and Chamberlain manage notable string, and preparations aim for a faster fall meet.
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W. P. Burch
Benning
Washington Jockey, Club
Tom Strahan
W. T Towns
Gen. Towne
Pimites
Hig Farm
Virginia
Fatherlees
Potentate
Tov
T. S. Martin
Paul Rainey
Pretty Polly
Tooxs
W. F Butehy
Woodline
Clabaugh
Fintlico
New York
Barth
bin Strig
Strahan
Aldine
St. Simon
Chamberlain
California
Oterell
God Father
Charles Howard
Roward Corrigan
Track records fall at Cumberland meet before 7000 crowd
Two track records were broken at Cumberland Maryland today as 7008 spectators set a new attendance mark. Aileen Wilson owner D Wilson Hushville Indiana clocked 2 11 ¼ in the free for all trot and Hunter owner M Newman New Martinsville West Virginia lowered the rest. The g 15 pace saw 1 2 finishers with a complex set of results listed after.
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Cumberland
Aileen Wilson
D. Wilson
Hushville
Ind
Hunter
M Newman
New Martinsville
W. Va
Ave
Punie
Joe Conf
G. Storgle
Omancock
Witon
Bahaan
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