Herrick and Purinton win district doubles tennis title
Herrick and Purinton captured the district doubles championship at Dumbarton Club by rallying to take the final sets 7-5 6-4 after overcoming Doyle and Seter in a resumed match. The victory came as Herrick lobbed effectively and Purinton steadied, with Doyle and Seter briefly leading in the late stages before the champs sealed the title. Gwen Howenstein won the consolation final 6-2 to close the tournament.
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Baltimore Racket Match Set On Dumbarton Courts Today
Baltimore Athletic Club, the citys champion tennis team, will face Dumbarton Club on Dumbarton’s courts this afternoon at 3. The second annual intercity championship features six singles and three doubles with over ten Baltimore players in the lineup.
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Cubs win World Series game on Kilfer eye injury double
Chicago defeats Boston 3 to 1 as Bill Kilfer, after teammates clear debris from his eye, hits a decisive second inning double to drive in runs and secure the victory. Tyner and Pick contribute key infield plays, while Bush holds the Sox in the late innings.
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Cubs and Sox clash ends in tense near-brawl at ballpark
A heated exchange between Heinie Wagner and Kid Gleason nearly sparked a brawl as players argued at third base. The game saw missed scoring opportunities for the Cubs and Sox, with Merkle and Strunk delivering key hits and Strunk homering late, while Boston failed to tie the game.
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Boston Fans Show Little Enthusiasm in World Series
Sept 6 Boston crowd at Chicago game was small and apathetic as the Red Sox trailed the NL champions. Box seats for the Boston games Monday were reportedly sold out at team headquarters. In Chicago a 16 day Libertyville race meet was authorized with 75 percent of gross receipts to charity and women to handle ticket sales. opening date Sept 28.
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Financial End Receipts Share Totals Revealed
Total attendance is 20 040 with receipts amounting to 29 007. National commission share equals 2 000 70. Players share totals 816 198 38 with each club receiving 85 390 48.
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Red Sox Manager Predicts Cubs Facing Third Game
Manager Barrow of the Red Sox says more players from Rival Pilot’s group will likely be chosen to oppose the Cubs in the world series third game tomorrow. Barrow calls tonight’s game tough and notes the Cubs benefited from breaks as Tyler pitched well.
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Fallacy of Figures Proved by Hornsby
Reading Meares argued the absolut truth would negate the need for lamping a promising recruit if averages revealed all. Rogers Hornsby of the St Louis Cardinals is praised as a top shortstop, yet the error column alone misleads. true value lies in chances accepted and hard plays, not numbers alone.
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Big League Players In Army Navy Game
The championship game between Navy and Army will be at the Polo Grounds in New York on September 25. Gate receipts go to the Red Cross fund. Rube Marquard, Brooklyn southpaw, will be eligible for the sailors, with Army’s George Whitted Ben Tincup Rube Bressier and McGaffigan. Casey Stengel Jimmy Hickman and Harry Heitman will also play for the sailors.
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Tortoise Pitches Against Hare And Wins In Chicago
Chicago reports a left field oriented game where the tortoise side led by Bush and Tyler edged the Cubs. Boston pitchers aligned against the Cubs in a tight series with late rallies and defensive plays shaping the score. Strikes, trips, and near-misses defined a stubborn pitchers duel amid a tense World Series atmosphere.
Early 1900s baseball game report with multiple innings
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Operations and War Risk win amateur title games
Operations defeated Rex Athletic Club 3 to 2 with the winning run in the eighth, game called after. War Risk beat Capitol Publishers 6 to 3 in a four inning blaze of offense. Pitchers Owens and Lyons star in sharp late sessions as weather and darkness halt the schedule.
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Star Mauler wins Richmond handicap at Belmont Park
Belmont Park reports Star Mauler, owned by A. K. Macomber, wins the Richmond handicap over seven furlongs, three lengths ahead of Whitney entry Corn Tassei. Deck Mate was disqualified after finishing first in the fourth race. Peep Light and Starry Banner also faced changes in money awards. Jockey Lyke rode three winners and a second.
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Belmont Park Entries Show Busy Card Across Races
Weather cloudy at Belmont Park as entries reveal six races. Two year old maidens and claiming events feature numerous names such as Bright Lights, Marmite, War Pennant, Dela ware, Hurricane, and Jobren tmp. The Whitestone steeplechase tops the program with contenders like Donbint and Skibbereen. Apprentice allowance noted. track reported as slow.
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Harness races canceled at Charter Oak Park in Hartford
Rain forced the cancellation of the final Grand Circuit card at Charter Oak Park Hartford on September 6. The program included a noted match between Mabel Trask and Misa Harriet M.
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