Murray Replaces Gollins in Jersey City Club Turmoil
Boston dateline Sept 2 reports manager Billy Murray denies signing any commitment to Philadelphia National League. He may lead the local American League team next season, while manager Collins claims he was not consulted on major deals and may seek releases or a trade refusal. Report mentions Dougherty Selbach targets and catcher McFarland.
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Billy Murray
Jersey City
Cnth
Wine ‘Pean
Peegina
Collins
Serta
Dougherty
Selbach
Mexatyrs
Detroits
McFarland
Chicago White Sox
Taiter
Festenlay
Bir Dinees
Cy" Young
Freddy Parent
Trisleo
Crosius Leads Tri State In Batting Race
In the Tri State league race one week remains for the 111 State Teague title as Fred Crosiing of Lancaster appears set to win batting honors. Maitland of Williamsport posts a higher average but has played few games. Ungland of Williamsport leads in fielding at first base and contributes strong power with 2 doubles 15 triples and 11 homers for 147 total bases a league record. Har of Lancaster shines in runs Marshall tops in steals and McGlynn of York is the heat pitcher with Walt of Williamsport following.
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Fred Crosiing
Lancaster
Maitland
Williamsport
Scott
McCarthy
Ungland
Schriver
Tri-State
Har
Marshall
McGlynn
York
Walt
Whllamsport
Sporting Questions and Answers From a Past Sporting Editor
Questions from readers cover baseball scoring disputes and game postponements, boxing rounds, horse racing winning percentages, and trainer records. The items reference J J Jackson, Peter Jackson, Corbett, and riders with race stats, asking for clarifications and printing in the newspaper column.
Tempt Jeffries With 45000 Bid For OBrien Bout In December
Goldfield reports Rickard and associates plan to lure Joe Jeffries back with a 45000 purse for a match against the winner of the Jack OBrien versus Sam Berger bout to be staged in December. Jeffries may need three months to regain conditioning, and sponsors aim to maximize publicity and gate.
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Big Farmer
O'Brien
Gans
Goldfield
Tex
Rickard
Joe Gens
Hartling Nelson
Jom Jeffries
Samp
Jack O'Brien
Jeffries
Ils
Nexc Epting
Joe Ganahors
T Tere
Ogbriern
Negra
OBrien and Berger Sign for Heavyweight Bout in Australia
Philadelphia fighters OBrien and Sal Berger sealed their article for another heavy heavyweight title bout. OBrien sails for Sydney via New Mexico and San Francisco to Melbourne for a November 6 clash with Bill Saukes, purse $16,000, then returns by December 1. A NY press note reported on Gans’s alleged Indian blood and a Scotch ancestor, with family motto Dum Spra Spero.
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Berger
Australia
Squires
Chikaga
Philadelphia
Jack O'Brien
Sal Berger
O’brien
O'Brien
Jack
New Mexico
San Francisco
Sierra
Sydney
Melbourne
Bill Saukes
New York Press
Yrater- Day
New York
Gans
Dr Bell in Training at Prospect Park this week
Dr Bell in training, the promising stallion Dy Bell from the 2 19 pace at Rockville, is listed for a 2 18 pace at Prospect Park this week with Mile time noted and last half in 148.
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Dy Bell
Rockville
Alex
Lanesse Corbin
Timomim
Prospect Park
Life-Saving Station Training Recruits Wesleyan Football Men
Migietown in September heads Wesleyan football squad to life-saving station at Ocran Grove for two weeks of guard duty and endurance drills. Captain Arthur Deer born, last year’s captain, aids Reiter and Groves in the program designed to harden players with daily swimming, mulling, and beach runs.
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Migietown
Conn
Hoses Heller
Wesleyan
Nfe
Ocran Grove
2. J
Ife
Hfe
Reiter
Life Station
United Hunts to Bring Cross Country Racing to Benning
The United Hunts Association plans a fall meeting at Benning near Washington with Pimlico and Benning courses, drawing many regional hunt clubs from Maryland Virginia and beyond. The move reduces New York influence, promotes continuous racing from Belmont to year end, and spotlights military riders and Army Navy Club enthusiasts in a new cross country program. The Pimlico course has been improved with drainage and sod and a military steeplechase adds appeal at Fort Myer and nearby clubs. Deathless Keene Futurity loss noted as Electioneer's rise ties breeding to broader racing plans.
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United Hunts’ Associatio
Benming
Washington
New York
East Fall
Jamaica
United Hunts
Long Island Brack
Benning
Baltimore
Elk Ridge Fox Hunting Club
Green Spring Valley Club
Baltimore County
Patapsco
Maryland Jockey Club
Pimilco
Washington Jockey Club
Ergsa
Belmont Park
Pimlico and
Pimlico
Patapses Hunt Club
Morris Park
Fort Myer
Army and Navy Club
Maryland National Guard
Pikesville
Green Spring Valley
Accountants Rise Makes Pittsburg Turfman Proud
A narrative recounts Capt Brown advancing Reckon to Accountant after dispersal sales in 1902. Reckon’s mating and Fillgrane’s win contrast with Captain Brown’s initial doubt. Accountant proved his worth as a top three year old, possibly the year’s leading money winner, shaping local horse racing lore.
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Senorita Farm
Satyldere
Capt. Brown
Pittsburg
Reckon
J. A
A. H. Morris
Fitlerane
Brown
Tig
Hays
Pittsburger
Break Even as Browns and Naps Split St. Louis Doubleheader
Cleveland and St. Louis split a twin bill in St. Louis. First game saw St. Louis shut out in a Hath hot run game while Cleveland won the second. Key hits from Stovall and Barbeau supported by solid work from Powell and Rhoades highlighted the action. Umpire Mr. Sheridan called the two games, which totaled about 2 hours and 43 minutes.
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Naps
Browns
St. Louis
Cleveland
PETS
I Jones
Stovall
Tamnor
Charke
Powall
Rhoades
GEM Y
Cintk
Powell
Sapelies
Barbeau
Turosi
Lasi
Castyn
Lones
al Riek
Spemeer
Lowi Cas
Cetyn
Stone
Siagall
Parson Balle
Spencens
Isbell and Davis Bat For White Sox Win
Chicago defeats Detroit 4 to 1 as Isbell and Davis drive in runs with men on base. Roth, newly acquired from Milwaukee A A, reports. Altrock starts on mound for Chicago.
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Davis
White Sox
Chicago
Deitelt
Cathar Roth
Milwaukee American Association
OlGranteva
Donohue
Aoa Dongaty
Fuhe
Towne
Altrock
Thelmon
Galengo
Sacto
Detrom
Coughlin
Binien
Mullin
Bade
Mulla
Mualiin
Mesrs Evans
Connolly
Bor
Ralmalter
Jennings for Detroit ends AL manager change
Washington East Md Sept 3 Despite reports to the contrary Hughey Jennings manager of the Baltimore team of the Eastern League will manage the Detroit club of the American League next year It was learned today that Jennings will positively guide the Tizers next year The transfer likely means Ned Hanlon or Joe Kelley will manage the Orioles next year Hanlon treas at his job in Cincinnati and is a major stockholder in Baltimore making a Baltimore move plausible
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Balthadre
Hughey Jennings
Baltimore
Detroit
Jennings
Tizers
Detroit Lab
Ned Hanlon
Cincinnati Reds
Joe Kelley
Orioles
Hanlon
Trea
Cincinnati
Hanian
Amateur Baseball Match at Marquette League Grounds
Tomorrow at 5 20 the Recrovoir Holsbts Club will play Echington Athletic Club in a two game set at Marquette League grounds Batteries Burwey and Dongs B and C.
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Tha
Echington Athletic Club
Marquette
RHE Be AC
BF AG
SRG
Creo
Burwey
Cslissan
Pennants in Two Leagues Decided in Double Heade
Two leagues contest pennants today with two doubleheaders at American League Park. Calvary and Foundry meet the Bundey school club, while Calumabia and Atlantica clash in the Capital City League. First game starts 2 30 pm, winners advance to Washington Post Cup series. final games move to Amare fuan League Park tomorrow.
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Calvary and Foundry
Bundeyschool Athletic Association
Calumabia | Athletic Club
Atlantica
Chams
Honehin
Amare Fuan League
American Baseball Commission
Virginia State League closes with bright 1907 prospects
The Virginia State Baseball League ends its maiden year with strong performances from Richmond and others, while players like Moser, Reiss, and Stewart drew attention from major leagues. Petersburg may gain a franchise next season as Lynchburg celebrates a pennant and strong attendance, with shifts in players and salary ideas noted.
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Virginia State League
Spielal
Washington Post
Lynchburg
Virginia State Baseball League
Inas
Richmond
Moser,Reiss
Stewart
Stak
Nationals
Stanley
Norfolk
New York
Won in the seventh Cubs beat Pirates in wild game
Chicago won the fourth straight from Pittsburg in a high scoring seventh inning. A fumble and wild pitch sparked Pittsburg two runs as Teaver left and Leifield allowed Chicago to surge seven runs. Box score notes include Moran two base hit and Nealon home run for Chicago. Leach and Wagner contributed infield and outfield plays amidst a loose defense.
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Cubs
Pirates
Chicago
Pittsburg
Hoy
Clarke
Geniey
Leach
Wagner
Neglon
Beser
Moran
Heme
Tinker
Paoster
Flester
Abeohan
Lecvar
Am Umphroy—Biessis
Kiem
Emalig
Reds Win Two Games as Cardinals Shut Out in First
St Louis fell to Cincinnati 4 0 in the opener and 3 1 in the nightcap, the second game shortened to seven innings. Scoring details include hits by Hugging and Deal, with Eddings and Rhodes delivering key plays. Time: 1 hour 20 minutes for the first game. 1 hour 2 minutes for the second. Umpires were Bockley and Conway.
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Cardinals
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Ciocionati
McLean
Corcorknse
Fai
Baas
Kelley Doutis
Laves
Hugenne
Robert
Baves
OM Beate
Aff Hall
Beebe
Fall
Ok Louis
Ginelunati
Asphre
Mr. Conway
St. Toul
Atean Burch
Bouneit
Bea
Uae
Rhodes
Peaver
Odi
Laulu
Cincinnnati
Pwo-basy
Smoot
Carpenter to Quit After Tri-State League Term Ends
Altoona Sept. S President Charles F. Carpenter announces he will step down at end of his term. He has stabilized the Tri-State League this season, earning national attention and prestige, and says he seeks no re election or further post.
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Altoona
Sept. S
Charles F. Carpenter
Cumberland Ligns Metz Signs For Rest Of Season
The Cumberland management has signed Lew Metz a Cumberland boy and catcher for the rest of the season He has played in the Texas League for two seasons and will continue as catcher for Cumberland before returning to the club’s roster.
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Cumberlang
Lew Metz
Metz
Autumn Stakes Week Opens at Sheepshead Bay Fixtures
Special 16 The Washington Port reports final week of 1906 racing at Sheepshead Bay and Gravesend. A rich program features Sapphire, Ocean Hanieyp, and multiple stakes including the September and Russet Handicap with leading handicap horses and top juveniles like Accountant, Sir Huon, and Fine Cloth among nominees. The week culminates with the Annual Champion at two miles and a quarter boasting $35,000 added.
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Washington
New York
Sheepshead Bay
Tourrow
Sheepsheed Bay
Gravesend
Sweepahead
Firenze
Emperor of Norfolk
Fresno
Dobbins
Hamburg
Weldorf
Coney Island Jockey Club
Retkon
Actountant
Kingston
Hidalgo
Berd
Salvator
Blues
Sir Huon
Accountant
Flipflap
Inquisitor
Fine Cloth
Tangle
Rearing Water
Hamburg Belle
Carrol
Don Enrique
Yankee Girl
Yankee Gun
Water Pearl
Bat Masteracn
Fountainlinie
de Mond
Ethan
Ballot
Peter Pan
Court Dresy
Oran
Diana Ken
Ormondale
Ben Hodder
Bohemian
the Quad
Mohawk II
Maxie Wilt
Perverse
Unclear Names Parade in Sheepshead Bay Event
A list of oddly named figures appears for a Sheepshead Bay occasion with many unfamiliar personal titles and place references. Details are fragmented and no coherent event or roles are identifiable from the readable text.
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Tagland
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Waverton
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Saratosa
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Champ
DR. Bell
Lonnie Corbin
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Quaker City
Theonium
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EB. F. Hall
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Tom Cannon
Charley Waters
Cumberland
Cumberland Fearo
Raley
Ant Hugh Tate Inves
Dan Raley
Don Curtis
Fexag
Bigbie
Jimmle Willams
Midland
Ad Nirttlelder
WIEET
Wasrington
Baltimore Trath
Keene
James R. Keene
Mr. Keene
Domino
Wil Acornac
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Quesal
Maj. Thomas
Billy
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Tommy Atkins
Trumpet
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Electioneer
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Marcus Daly
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Castleton
Whitney
Sam Brown
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Lara
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P. F. Evans
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Fachreond
Cliff
Petersburg
Ehhange
Deason
Red Walsh
Lynchourg
Danville
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Chiba
Morried
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Posner’s
Pa. Ave
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Carpenter
Sheepshead's
Satunday
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Golden Rod
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Langim
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Lord of the Forest
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King’s Daughter
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Funtealaire
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Inara
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IL Haas & CO
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Capital Bottling Co
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Garrel
Taabost 3Hells
Honting Clothing
Walford
Royal Pilsen
Quali Abner-Deury Brewing Co
25Th & F
TSE Keeley Institute
North Capitol Street
Washington, I
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Cook Remedy Co
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