Nationals and Naps set for pivotal double bill at the ball yard
The Nationals and Naps prepare a two game set with a 2 pm start and a planned two star pitchers. Griffin and the Nationals may use two top boxmen, Joe Boashling starts the curtain raiser, and Caldwell impresses in relief. Morley, Spencer, and Gillhooley show promise while trades reshape the Yankees roster amid pennant race tension.
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Nationals
Naps
Criffin
Chieftain
Joe Boashilng
Johnson
Baseball pool operator faces federal case in New York
Emil C Hettinger, released on a suspended sentence in a state court, pled guilty to running a baseball pool and was seized by federal inspectors who allege use of mail fraud in the operation. He appeared before a United States commissioner, doing business as the National Ball Information.
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Busher
Spencer
Petersburg
Knight
McBride
Mes
Caldwell
Flartzell
Hettinger
New York State
New York
Cpurt
Quilty
Emil C. Hettinger
Unitates
Caldwell Steady Pitches As Yankees Blanked 4-0
Ray Caldwell star of the day for the Highlanders as New York defeated Washington 4-0 on their home soil. Caldwell allowed four hits and three walks while striking out several, with Sweeney delivering key RBIs and Gallia finishing the eighth. The game saw three innings end with decisive scoring, including a third inning rally and a sixth inning insurance run.
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Yankees
Highlanders
Griffith
Engel
Cree
Hartzell
Knight
Gallia
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Gilhooley
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Ganail
Spencer
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Potwls
Wacington
Wilamizton
Newt
Phillies Win Twice in Doubleheader Over Boston
Philadelphia dominates Boston in a Sept 8 doubleheader, routing the Red Sox 13–0 and 6–0. Crane, Cravath, and Luderus star in the opener, while in the second game Paskert, Knabe, and Magee drive scoring as Philadelphia cruises. New York also tops Brooklyn 8–1 to complete a three-out-of-five win streak.
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Vaughn Wins His Game for Cubs Over Carninals
Vaughn pitched the Chicago Cubs to a 5 to 3 victory over the Carninals at St. Louis. Mowrey, Schulte, and Zimmerman homered. Zimmerman's drive accounted for two runs. Vaughn earned the win with a seven-hit effort, while Porritt took the loss.
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Peitz Named Manager of Kansas City Club
Chicago reports Heinie Paltz has been appointed manager of the Kansas City club after acting as agent for the St. Louis Nationals. He departed for Kansas City tonight to assume new duties. A Canadian Interprovincial Association roster featuring Argonauts Montreal and Hamilltop will join the Diggers edge.
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Kansas City
Montreal
Hamilltop
Pirates and Reds in an Even Break
Cincinnati and Pittsburgh split a doubleheader in Cincinnati. Pittsburgh won the first game 1 to 0, while Cincinnati tied the second 2 to 2 before darkness ended play. Key hits included Dolan, Wickland, and Miller for Cincinnati, with Tinker and Hoblit zell among Pittsburgh’s standouts.
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Sanitary Baseball Move Targets Spitball Ban in Wilmington
The Wilmington board of health considers an amendment to the 1905 ordinance to ban the spitball. Signed by Dr H W Briges George C Hutton and Frank C Sparks the measure argues the pitch undermines players health and would require warning signs at Tristate grounds next season.
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Washington Post
Wilmington
Del
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H. W. Briges
George C. Hutton
Frank C. Sparks
Briges
County Hospital
Tristate
American Cyclist Lawson Killed in Germany Race
American cyclist Gus Lawson died in Cologne along with German rider Scheurmann after a motorcycle tire burst during a 100 kilometer championship motor paced race. Lawson, famed pacemaker to Guignard, was fatally injured with skull and arm fractures. Meinhold was also injured. Lawson, from Los Angeles, was regarded as the world’s best pacemaker and brother of Iver Lawson of Salt Lake City.
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Guignard
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Salt Lake City
Equalled World Record In Grand Circuit Pace At State Fair
Syracuse reports Directum I driven by Ryan equaled a world record by pacing 2:05 for the Glynn stake heat, matching Evelyn W. with a 2:02 1/4 time. The card lists multiple races including a 2:16 trot, a 2:05 pace, and other pacing events with winners like Directum L and Braden Direct.
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State Fair Grounds
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Thorn
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Areen
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Tenera and Trotter Barred From State Fair Classic
Detroit reports that Tenera is barred from the Michigan stake for 2.15 trotters at the State Fair Grand Circuit meeting September 15 to 19. Any horse winning events valued over 35,000 dollars becomes ineligible, with moneys refunded. Tenera has won 42,000 dollars, leaving eighteen horses eligible.
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Michigan
Tenera
Flynn to Fight Morris in Kansas City Showdown
Chicago story reports heavyweight Jim Flynn agreeing to meet Carl Morris after Morris trained three weeks in the city. Flynn eyes a Kansas City bout where he previously defeated Al Kaufman in 1911. Danville’s Orville Selby, once with Louisville, sold to Kansas City club for 31000.
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Sent
Jim Flynn
Pugblo
Cole
Carl Morris
Flynnn
Morris
Kansas City
al Kaufman
Danville, Jr
Pitener
Orville Selby
Louisville
Danville
Kansas City Club
Maiden is back Hold Willard
Charlottesville notes Virginia football practice with fourteen players on the field. Malden rejoined the squad confirming candidacy for the eleven. He shows superb condition after summer mountain climbing and tennis. A university physician announced full recovery from last November’s Vanderbilt game injury.
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Washington Post
Charlottesville
Virginia
Malden
Vanderbilt
Nashville
Cima Ties Ellen For Yacht Honors In Final Race
Marblehead Massachusetts September 8 The first German American yacht series race ends with Cima owned by Guy Lowell Boston tying Ellen owned by C P Curtis for the President Wilson cup after two wins each The sixth and last race will decide the prizes as the German yachtsmen return for finals and a presentation dinner with Governor Foss The party travels to Washington to witness President Wilson deliver the big cup at the White House Thursday
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Cima
Guy Lowell
Boston
Elien
C. P. Curtis
Gary. Foss
Gov. Foss
Washington
Wilson
White House
Yale golfers take lead in intercollegiate event
In Philadelphia at Huntingdon Valley Country Club Yale leads the first day of the intercollegiate golf championship with Yale winning all three foursomes and five of the singles. Harvard and Pennsylvania suffer eliminations with Princeton also posting mixed results among six colleges including Cornell and Williams.
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Harvard
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Pennsylvania
Corneil
Williams
Willard and others Held for Murder in Vernon Arena Fight
Jess Willard and ten others were bound over for trial on second degree murder and prize fighting charges after a Vernon arena incident on August 22 led to the death of opponent John Young. Promoters managers and officials, including T J McCarey Al Greenewald and James Cameron, were held with bonds totaling 6600 for Willard and 1500 for each co defendant.
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Cal
Jess Ward
Vernon Arena
Whilare
John Young
Summerfield
Willard
T. J. McCarey
al Greenewald
Tom Jone
Harry Gilmore
Young
al Harder
Charles Byron
Walter Monahan
John Davies
Charles Aislinger
James Cameron
Idd Webster
Daley to Coach Army Football at West Point
Lieut Charles Daley, Harvard star and West Point alum, is in West Point to serve as head coach of the Army football squad for the season. Carey had the players go through an hour of intensive practice today.
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N. Y
Charles Daley
Harvard
Army
Carey
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