Three records broken in junior track meet
The Amateur Athletic Union junior championships opened at Travere Island New York with perfect weather and strong entries from the United States and Canada. Three junior records fell in the discus hammer and pole vault while William Nelson of England won the five mile race ahead of J N McCauly and Albert Knight. The Irish American Club led the point tally with strength from Claude Allen and others.
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William Netton
Pestima Athletic Club
Hamer
New York
Amateur Athletic Union
S Ray
Travere Island
Coantry
New York Athletic Cth
United States
Canada
Athens
H Gin
Chicago Athlete Association
Tea
New York Athletic Club
Claude Ailen
Strreuse University
Irish-American Athletic
Wiliam Nelson
England
J. N Mc~ Cauly
Montreal Athletic Associatign
Albert Knight
Chicago Pirates Drive Phillippe From Game In Fifth
Chicago drives six runs in the third and fifth innings to chase Phillippe, with Manske pitching the last three, Clarke hitting a pivotal triple and Sheckard and Slagle contributing in the field as Chicago nearly seals a win.
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Chicagos
Pirates
Box
Chicago
Toyals
Phillippe
Manske
Pittsburg
Des Moines
Clarke
Sheckard
Slagle
Vistors
Rhoak
Sheckerd
Ogeniey
Behutte
U Leach
Meter
Nagton
Ib Ov
Tor Tinker
Sheehan
Evers
Ritchey
Moran
Pittsburgh
Clarke Sacorice Lelt
Reulbach
Rewbach
Tinker
Chance
Ritehey
Nealon
Philippe
Paseed
Glason
ball—Meier Gmpire
Lynchburg Danville Split Doubleheader in Virginia League
In Lynchburg Danville split a doubleheader with Danville winning 6 to 1 in game one and Lynchburg taking game two 3 to 2. Batteries were Richie and Walsh for Danville and Stewart and Bentley for Lynchburg. second game saw Mavre and Benny for Danville with Lynchburg’s Reiss, Grim, Beatles, and the Grind in action.
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Lynchburg
Danvile
Danville
Shoemakers
Richie
Walsh
Stewart
Bentley
Mavre
Benny
Reiss
Grim
Beatles
Lanehiure
Paeetie Pothohits
Farmers Take First Game in GOP Series
In a tense District League matchup at American League Park, the Immaculates and Agriculture clashed as Linthicum and Titus shone on the mound. Rose and Gallagher starred in the field and at bat, delivering key plays for Agriculture while Immaculate battled to an 8 to 6 victory, with late rallies and strong defense shaping the outcome.
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Marquette
Linthicum
Titus
Slab—Rose
Gallagher
YANES EDGE PHILADELPHIA IN NINTH TO KEEP WINNING STREAK
New York Americans beat Philadelphia 4 to 2 in a ninth inning rally on the home grounds, extending their fourteenth straight victory as Hartzel Conroy Waddell Meybout and Yeager led the offense while Conny, Oldring and Seybold contributed solidly in a tightly fought game.
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Sept
Todlay
Philadelphia
Griffth
Guvehle Rhoal MeYok Hno
Hartzel
Id Conroy
Ee Behreck
Yeager
Oldring
L Chase
Seybold
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Dyer
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Oween York
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Avadams Seers
Bia Waraby
Xeagw
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Meybout
Liso
Baseball scores from multiple leagues intermixed standings
A jumble of game results across the National and American Leagues along with minor circuits. Scores show Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and others, with matches in Rochester Newark Buffalo and more, plus scattered league listings and notes from the Virgind and Western circuits.
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Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Tolist Louis
Ouls
Dieveh
Pauladelphia
Bos National League
Chicago
Ctmcinnatl Bidware
Paliadelphia
Virginia League
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Rienmoad
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Oi Nganital City League
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Drtfegten
Nat A. Orne
Lezgua
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
St. Louia
Amateur officials fail to settle disputed tie
District amateur baseball dispute remains unresolved as church league ties between Calvary, Foundry and other clubs persist. Board directors failed to specify games and dates, delaying a decision before today’s American League Park game. A meeting at The Post Building was urged to determine the league winner and set up the cup series.
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N. E. Young
Nail Commission
Foundry and
Calvary
Ior
Calvary and Foundry
Church le
Hipa
Capital City League
James A O'Shea
Post
Immaculates
St. Stephens
Columbia Athletic Cid
Columbia
Atlantics
Stephens
Columbias
Columbia Athletic Club
Tirkele
Spaldings
Cip
Sanders
Gallagher
Marquette
Nationals Lose Again As Kids Roar In Boston
Special to The Washington Post from Boston Sept 7 1915 Nationals drop 4 to 1 to ex-champions led by Chick Stahl. Patten vs Tannenhill in a low scoring pitching duel until Ferris drives in three runs with a first-inning triple. Crowd of 4 000 kids in left field create noise as Boston outplays Washington though Nationals fielding falters. Warner scores for Washington on a fumbled ball to right.
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Washington Post
Boston
Mass
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Chick Stahl
Patten
Tannnehill
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Tannehill
Bagel
Ferris
Washingtons
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Nationals
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Wood
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Eun
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Heggen
Warner
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Homeren
Larner
Firat
Ballu
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Taunshili
Vrapire Mr O'Laughlin
Calvary Accepts Foundry Defs to Play Off Tie Today
Late last night Calvary Club officials accepted Foundry’s challenge for two games to decide the Sunday School League pennant. Manager Roesch and Captain King confirmed readiness to play on the league grounds with Armbruster and Laporte in the lineup. The unusual board decision prompted immediate action as both sides prepare for a doubles header and potential a third game.
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Messrs. Evans
Lord
Calvary Club
Calvary
Foundry
Evans
Young Hand
Roesch
Capt. King
Foundry Club
Capt King
Eyals
Capt Kong
Charles H. Roesch
Charles “ King
Foundry Bisebell Club
Nicholas 2
Youngth al Tid
Neomaary
Capital City League Clash Ends After Five Innings
In Columbia and St Stephen's Institute fought five innings yesterday before darkness halted play at Fourteen Us atrest and Lydecker avenue. The score stood 0 to 4 with Curnane and Kerr the pitchers. Curnane fanned nine and allowed one base on balls. Kerr struck out eight while allowing three hits. Brilliant defense kept the score from increasing until the delay. An injury to Curnane occurred when Atchison hit a line drive, yet the sailor pitcher resumed play. Both teams showed strong fielding and pitching amid a tense, late finish lingered by darkness.
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The Unique Decision by a Metropolitan Team Championship Tie
Sept 6 1908 Washington DC detailed the special committee’s plan to settle a championship tie between Calgary and Foundry Teams. The proposal allows one to three games at the earliest practicable date, with eligible players from both clubs, and managers to arrange details. If no games occur within ten days, standings and pennant remain as is.
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Washington
D. C
Temm
Spse'al
Calgary
Foundry
Ferst
Earlies
Clowe
Amie
Georgetown Athletic Club Defeats Horons 18 to ?
Georgetown Athletic Club beat Horons by 18 in an amateur baseball game. Norris pitched and Nell caught, with Welsh Arvat and Maclesough in the infield. Keane at short, Harris at third, Beauty in left field, Held and App in center, Wrean in right. Georgetown seeks Bloomingdale in next match, contact J. D Keane at 2007 Glive Avenue Northwest.
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Georgetown Athletic Club
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CIA
O'Ne'l
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Glive Avenue
Norris
Nell
Welsh
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Maclesough
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Shorato
Harris
App
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Wrean
Harvard and Cambridge In Rowing Challenge At Putney
The article describes a rowing match between Harvard and Cambridge crews at Putney England on September 7. Both crews practiced before thousands of spectators with Cambridge first and Harvard later pacing around forty strokes per minute briefly. Ambassadors Reid and Heid plan to join friends for the race, and Harvard aims to win with confidence from Coach Wray and Captain Filley.
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Anishea
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Derby
Emerson
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Live betting fuels Cambridge Harvard boat race bets
Wagering runs high as Cambridge supporters back Cam with large sums at 16 to 1, while experts disagree on odds. Dr Goldsmith, Cambridge president, predicts a close finish with Cambridge slight lead, and Harvard viewed as stronger overall. Weather. winds westerly forecast, spectators guard against possible attacks on shells amid rumors of bookmakers acting covertly.
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Surrey
Harvard
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