Nationals Clinch Doubleheader Finale in 1910 Series
The Nationals finish the series with two wins in a day against the Athletics and Tigers, as Connie Mack’s club winds up its league schedule. Johnson is slated to start for the Nationals, likely facing Plank or Bender, while the Athletics aim to secure the flag with veteran pitchers.
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Golfers Reach Final Round In Pennsylvania Championship
E M Byers former national golf champion loses to George A Ormiston four up and three to play at Allegheny Country Club in Pittsburg as large gallery follows the exciting semifinal. W Fownes Jr Oakmont will face Ormiston tomorrow for the state title after beating H B Heyburn Philadelphia Cricket Club. Chicago Ball Players Leave For Japan for a Pacific coast voyage to meet Waseda and Keio universities in Tokyo with twelve players aboard guided by Prof. Bliss.
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Haltered by Athletics Two Game Doubleheader Began Slow
Connie Mack's Athletics swept Washington in a rain shortened twin bill, taking the first game slowly as Beck endorf struggled against Walker and Cy Morgan. Eddie Collins starred as Washington battled errors and Umpires faced heated protests, with darkness ending the second game at seven innings.
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Philadelphia Topples Washington in 8 5 Philadelphia 7
Yesterday results show Philadelphia defeating Washington 8 to 5. Standings include Cleveland 7 St Louis 7 and Detroit 6 Chicago 7 Boston 5. Today’s schedule features Philadelphia at Washington Boston at New York St Louis at Cleveland Chicago at Detroit.
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Athletics Rally Inconsistent Win Over Washington
In a rugged early baseball game, the Athletics seized a late edge with persistent rallying after Washington opened with a slim lead. Key plays included Baker driving in runs, Elberfeld and Unglaub contributing hits, and a contentious moment as Coombs faced a disputed strike, prompting Beckendorf to retreat to the clubhouse. Despite Washington’s initial chances and a seventh inning triple by Smith, the Athletics manufactured sufficient runs to hold on for victory.
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Wanderers Win Anglo American Polo Cup by Default
The Wanderers, a Toval team from Narragansett Pier, received the Anglo American polo cup as the Point Judith Polo Club season closed. The match featured early scrappy play with notable defense and key plays by McBride, Collins, Oldring, and Unglaub, but a costly error and Morgan’s pitching sealed the Wanderers’ victory by default.
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Cleveland Defeats Browns In Tight Baseball Game
Cleveland edged St Louis 6 to 5 in a pitching duel with Halil better at crucial moments than Mitchell. Griese, Easterly, and Truesdale provided key hits for Cleveland while Greney and Turner sparked St Louis offense. Umpires Evans, time 1 hour 43 minutes. Also reports scores from multiple leagues and the Buzzards Bay yacht trials with Kiel, Germany forthcoming.
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Phillies Double Win Opens Two-Game Set
Doom pinch hit in the ninth of game one driving in the winning run as Philadelphia edged New York 3 2. In the eleventh of game two Knabe singled home Thomas for the final 6 4 win. Phila catcher Jacklitsch sold to Boston. frantic calls and lineups noted.
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Yankees Win In Eighth On Wild Pitch And Errors
Coming from behind, the Yankees scored five in the eighth to beat the Red Sox 6 to 5. Cicotte struggled, Wood faltered on the mound, Cree scored the winning run on a wild pitch, and Wagner and Wood were banished after a heated decision by umpire Perrine.
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Tigers Outplay White 8 to 3 in Detroit
Detroit defeated Chicago 7 to 3 as Delahanty homered driving in the key runs. Mullin allowed scattered hits while Detroit bunched theirs in two innings. Two-baggers by Delehanty Tannehill and Payne highlighted the hitting, with Delahanty also contributing the home run.
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Twining Easy Win Over Columbia 101 In Slow Game
Twining defeats Columbia 101 by 7 to 6 at Capital City League grounds in a sluggish post season exhibition. Burke pitched for Twining with solid control while Weaver allowed many walks, aiding Twining’s several errors by Columbia. Scoring details show multiple miscues and small hits, with Twining logging four errors for Columbia’s six baserunners.
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Naval Academy Opens Football Practice For Fourth Class
Annapolis Md Sept 2 A Navy squad of 40 fourth class cadets began active football work this afternoon with Head Coach Berrien and Assistant Coach Howard in charge The session focused on ball handling kicking and alignment while veterans Brown and Gilchrist stood out as the only returning players from Mercer Shuro Academy and Missouri respectively The newcomers showed basic grasp of the game but few have made the grade for a full team this early in the season
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Brooklyn Wins Two Games Over Boston
Brooklyn defeats Boston in a doubleheader 3-2 and 6-0 with two ninth inning errors by Herzog costing Boston the opener. Brown exits early in the second game as Brooklyn pitchers hold the Red Sox to limited hits. Rucker starts for Brooklyn, Mattern for Boston, with Despau and others seeing action. final totals show Brooklyn 7 runs on 9 hits in game one and 8 hits for Boston in game two.
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Innings Details From Burke Pitching Bout
Sacrica, Knetzer, Herzog and Dalton pitched for Brooklyn and Boston with four innings by Sacrifica and several sacrifices. Daubert doubled as Sweener reached on Sharpe. Walks by Kretzer Brown Burke and by Brown yielded control issues. Umpires Mesars Kiem Koede. Game lasted two hours and three minutes.
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Reds Turn Triple Play in 3-2 Win Over Pirates
Cincinnati defeats Pittsburgh 3 to 2 in a game highlighted by four triple plays. In the sixth, Gibson to Egan to McMillan completed a double play and a run-saving triple play with Flynn on third. Campbell, Bescher, Hoblitzell and McMillan drive runs as Cincinnati clinches the tight victory.
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Gen Wood as Guest at Army Race Stewards Role
Gen Leonard Wood will guest at the Maryland fall meeting second day races in Pizlico and act as steward for the army officers cup. He and Lieut George Dunn will be hosted at luncheon in the clubhouse with other officers. A purse of money and a silver cup are offered, and Washington guests are expected.
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Readville Grand Circuit Races Postponed Amid Heavy Track
Readville Massachusetts races postponed due to a soaked track after heavy rain. Tomorrow’s program includes the Massachusetts stakes with a $10,000 purse for trotters, the $3,000 Bunker Hill stake for 2 66 pacers, the Norfolk stakes, and a 7 10 pacing event. The Harvester is set to attempt again.
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