Cincinnati Wins Doubleheader Over St Louis In Oct 9 Games
Cincinnati defeated St Louis in both games of a doubleheader at Louis with 14000 fans in attendance. The first game ended after seven innings by agreement. Cincinnati led 2-1 in a pitching duel as Corcoran, Seymour and Leckie contributed key hits while Dunleavy and Brillinger pitched well. The second game saw Cincinnati prevail 4-0 as Farrell and Seymour produced decisive early offense and Hahn closed it out with strong relief pitching.
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Pittsburg Triumph Over Chicago In Final Game
Gift, steal and McCarthy’s single save Pittsburg as Chicago fails to score. Wittshire earned the win while Brown pitched solidly until the ninth. Attendance was 8 by Store henge, with Chicago leaving scoreless and Pittsburg securing a 2 to 1 victory.
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Presto II Upsets Pretty Polly in Prix du Conseil Municipal
On October 9 at Paris the Prix du Conseil municipal valued at 20000 francs produced a stunning result as outsider Presta II owned by Gaston Dreyfus and ridden by Ransch defeated the heavily backed English mare Pretty Polly. Presto II led from the start and won easily with Zinfandel in pursuit. the crowd included many English owners and betting was heavy on Pretty Polly at 2 to 1 despite the French victory.
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Maryland Jockey Club Announces Autumn Officials at Morris Park
New Lark Oct stewards of the Jockey Club at Morris Park approve officials for the autumn Maryland Jockey Club meet. Appointees include judges Frack Jure and WP Riggs, clerk of the course ceaten to Boden Jr, paddock judge Charles W Smith, timer J J MacKensey, starter OS Fitzgerald recommended, trainer license for S E Pumphey revoked, and entries of the horse Tosan refused for the year.
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Greatest Race of All as Boston and New York Battle for Pennant
The season's final doubleheader between Boston and New York will decide the American League pennant amid a close race. New York must sweep both games to claim the title, while Boston needs only one win. The Boston club, managed by Collins, is credited with strong leadership and clutch play, while New York struggles with injuries and uneven batting. Despite the tension, the league enjoys a highly profitable year, with most clubs reporting profits and strong attendance across cities.
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St Louis Triumphs Over Chicago in Twin Exhibition Wins
In the doubleheader, St Louis defeated Chicago in both games. First, Pelty and Smith pitched well as St Louis won behind strong hitting and steady defense. Second game featured a late rally, with bases loaded forcing in the winning run. Sullivan and Heldrt contributed key moments as Chicago managed limited scoring. Umpire Loughlin presided over a game that lasted about one hour and a half.
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Gymnasiums Popular Among New York Elites
A New York feature notes the rise of private gymnasiums among the city’s wealthy, with elaborate setups costing hundreds of dollars and attracting a steady stream of socialites seeking physical culture. Trainers describe disciplined routines, dietary tweaks, and the shift from occasional visits to yearly retainers and home gyms.
Woman's golf tourney opens with international field at Merion
Eighty five players tee off in the championship stroke play at Merion Cricket Club Hav erford for the United Stars women’s title. Great racing champ Miles Charlotte Dod will measure strokes with top players. Notable absences include the American tile holder Vis Bernard Wiss Besic Anthony of Chicago and Mia Charles Stout.
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Spit Ball Debate Shakes Early Baseball Tactics
Tim Murnane surveys the spit ball controversy sweeping baseball as pitchers in the California League and major clubs refine the pitch its effect on batting scoring and fielding. Experts note new control issues in throwing while clubs weigh cost savings and strategic shifts amid evolving rules and fan reactions.
Bachelor Club Tennis falls handicap tournament opens at club
Regina hosts the Fall Handicap Tournament of the Bachelor Club Tennis with twenty two entries. Play begins about 7 o clock daily at the club courts on Wintreet. Admission is free. E Whiting acts as referee. The draw includes Donn vs Swenarton, Neatald vs Hall, W Tenertek vs McLran, Story vs Hume, Cordon vs Putnam Baker vs Smawn, Wood vs Hendrick, Eldridge vs Werealt, Walting vs Har dla, Cake vs Grocenor. Davis to play winner of Donn Swenarien, Gasett to play winner of Crown.
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District Basketball League Forms Schedule Committee
The District Basketball League appointed a schedule committee after a meeting at the Washington Light Infantry Armory. The panel includes Capt S H Shreve, Will Cauliflower, and Wr Helm. Company A of the First Battalion joined the league as the session handled routine business and another meeting is set for Wednesday evening.
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Bureau of Engraving and Printing
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Potomac Boat Club Hosts Arundel Guests on Analostan Island
The Potomac Boat Club of Washington entertained the Arundel Boat Club of Baltimore on Analostan Island. Sixty two visitors joined about 200 locals for an oyster roast, athletic contests, and a baseball game in which the Potomacs defeated the visitors. A saving cup was presented by President John Hadley Doyle to Capt. Les Vannie of the Arundel club.
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Plan for Minor League Conference in New York Held
President Powers and Mesors Stallings of Buffalo Ian son of Baltimore Griffiths of Jersey City and Burnham and Puder of New ark of the Eastern League met in this city to perfect plans for entertaining all minor association club representatives who are to hold a conference here October.
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Clark pays for Trotter Bon Voyage Lexington win
W A Clark Jr of Butte Montana, son of Senator W A Clark, pays 910000 for Trotter Lexington, winner of the two year old division of the Kentucky Futurity, valued at 5100. Bon Voyage is by Expedition 21534 out of Bon Met, with a 3.15 record.
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