Athletics Even It Up As Bender Dominates Giants
In the world series game at New York, Bender pitched brilliantly for the Athletics as New York errors behind McGinnity allowed Philadelphia to reel off eight runs. McGinnity matched output but costly defender miscues sealed the win for the A’s, tying the series at one win apiece.
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Final Standings of Clubs in the American League
The tables list games won and lost by each American League team against their opponents, detailing each club's performance in the league standings.
Boston Americans Take Second Game In Series
Boston Americans defeated the Boston Nationals in the second game as Cy Young pitched brilliantly allowing two hits and fanning fifteen to set a strike-out record for the season. Attendance was 7,912 with batteries Cy Young and Criger for Boston likely. Young and Needham for the Nationals. Time of game about 1 hour 37 minutes. Chicago game postponed due to wet grounds. Other items include Tarrasch defeating Marshall in a chess match, and local notices in Lexington and New York police raid investigation.
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Western Women Defeated in National Golf Championship
In New York on October 10 the Western trio Mrs W J Hall Mrs C In Deering and Miss Ada M Smith were eliminated from the women's national golf championship at Morris County Golf Club Morristown N J Miss Smith failed to qualify in medal play yet tied for the consolation handicap trophy scoring 8 with Miss Dolly Miller of Morris County Club in New York.
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Department Chess League Proposed for Government Offices
A movement seeks to form a department chess league with as many government teams as possible. Plans call for rounds of matches, an emblem or cup, a venue with Washington Chess Club, and honorary officers to keep costs low. Interested players to contact secretary pro tem C. H. Cross at 1212 O Street Northwest.
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New Rochelle Postmaster Discharged After Hearing
United States Commissioner Ridgeway freed former New Rochelle Postmaster Isaac Dowing, finding no criminal intent in unforwarded letters discovered at his residence and office. Dowing was discharged from custody after inspectors uncovered a sack of old mail. officials noted his worry over resignation rather than foul play.
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Rnstown Fair Opens Amid Big Attendance and Races
Special to The Washington Post reports the fifty first anniversary opening day drew at least 10,000 spectators in Hagerstown Maryland. Races included a $300 three minute county trot and pace with William Bryan and William McHenry among top finishers.
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Belmont Park racing entries mix of weights and purses
A compact list from Belmont Park outlines race entries across six events, detailing horses, weights, and conditions. Note misprints produce several broken names and odd values. the Prix de Trappes result at Paris is listed with Lumineuse winning at Maisons Laffitte.
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Roseben Dominates Belmont Race in Record Pace Run
Roseben, racing at 1 to 20, led from start to finish to win the fifth race at Belmont Park by eight lengths in 1 251-5, near the world record for a circular track. Brookdale Nymph captured the Rancho del Paso Stakes for two year olds in a track record six furlongs straight, as favorites won four races.
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Sam Craig A Winner At Latonia In Close Kentucky Race
Sam Craig won Latonia’s closing event at ten to one, defeating Eleanor Howard and Palermca after six furlongs. The card opened with Chief Miiliken and Wex ford taking early races amid a field of favorites and outsiders, while Governor Orman’s refusal to break marked the tense meet in Cincinnati on Oct 10.
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Bombing Pigeon Race Set to Liberate Washington Flyers
Washington pigeon fanciers prepare for a Hagerstown to Washington flight today promising a premier clash of lofts. Notables Kraus Ladd Huntt Nye Ruppert Johnstone Ashworth Donath Norwood and Beach field strong entries with famed birds Blues Onward Occident and Consistency among contenders. A planned match race between former Hagerstown Cup winners faced a limited field as only two participants could be found.
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