Uhlan Wins 2:16 Pace at Hartford Crowd Roars
In Hartford on September 9 Uhlan driven by O K G Hings of New York fell just short of the track record as Sara Ann Patch and Dodie Archdale claimed the 2:18 pace and 2:18 trot titles. A large crowd at Charter Oak Park witnessed a high energy Grand Current event with windy conditions and heavy rains earlier in the week.
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Cobb Eye Rest Advised After Inflammation Report
The oculist treating Ty Cobb for conjunctivitis in the right eye states the condition is serous and threatens binocular vision. Rest is advised for several days to prevent permanent injury, with confidence of full recovery.
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Detroit
Mich
Ty Cobb
Tyrus Cobb
Pitcher Tucker Shuts Out Both Ends of Doubleheader
Special to The Washington Post from Essemer Alabama on September 9 reports Tucker of the local league team struck out more than twenty and allowed no hits or runs in both games of a doubleheader. He issued several bases on balls but did not allow a hit.
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Washington Post
Essemer
Ala
Tucker
New York Nationals Triumph Amid Stinging Umpire Critique
Washington’s Unglaub and Elberfeld lead with two hits each as Gray shines for New York in a tough road win. Washington pressure peaks in ninth as Unglaub’s near-equalizing hits clash with foul-mouthed derision from Fans and New York’s bench.
Final Ninth Inning Seals Loss to Washington
Washington defeats New York 3 to 1 as a disastrous ninth inning sinks the Highlanders after a tight eight inning pitchers duel. Dolly Gray pitched well for New York but four ninth-inning hits and miscues allowed three runs, while Caldwell and Vaughn faltered in relief. The rally started with Chase’s double and ended with Knight’s grounder out, sealing the loss.
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Fisher
Gray
Caldwell
Vaughn
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Conroy
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Beaver Named as Defender
Marion Massachusetts September 9 One of three boats to represent America in Kiel Germany sender yacht races next June was selected today by the elimination committee The Beaver owned by George Dabney was in the recent Marblehead Spanish American sailor races Three boats will be sent and tomorrow the committee will announce their two selections from the final race vessels Cima Bibelot Seacoon Helen Bibelot won today forenoon race Cima won the afternoon race
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Harry Payne Whitney
Seacoon
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Metzger May Lose an Eye Coach Post Open
Sol Metzger, former Penn football star and coach, may lose sight in one eye after an accident. Germantown Academy had planned to hire him, but the injury forces a change, with Robert W. Lamberton, last year’s Penn guard, hired as coach.
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Philadelphia
Sol Metzger
University of Pennsylvania
Sol
al Eunning
Metzger
Germantown Academy
Robert Wi. Lamberton
Pennsvania
Lamberton
Parker-Brised Showrooms Highlight Men’s Fall Fashion Lines
Store hours extend to 9 PM today as Parker-Brised unveils advance men’s apparel. Washington fashion followers seek authentic info on fabrics and styles, with a broader range of imported and domestic options than ever before.
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Washington
House of P.B
Standings and results from the American League
Yesterday's results show New York beating Detroit and Washington defeating Cleveland while Chicago and St Louis split. Today games include Washington at Philadelphia Detroit at Cleveland Chicago at St Louis New York at Boston and St Louis at Chicago.
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New York
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St. Lot W
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Attaburg
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St. Louia
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Baseball results and standings from national leagues and minor leagues
Yesterday’s scores across the National League and other circuits show varied results with teams like Brooklyn St. Louis and New York posting wins. Multiple city matchups are listed with results and upcoming games across leagues including Eastern, American Association, New York State, and Virginia State leagues.
Coombs' Great Pitching Mastered Drop Ball, Scout Says
Malachi Kittridge, Detroit scout, lauds Coombs for mastering the drop ball that does not break from right-handed batters. He compares it to Amos Rusie and George Mullin, notes the decline of curve balls, and praises Johnson for speed and control in pitching.
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Malachi Kittridge
Detroit
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Clos
Coombs
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Ruste
Ramsey
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Montreal Racecard Eleven Entries Across Stakes Cards
Montreal racing entries list six furlong sprints to a mile and a half events across seven races. Notable names include Mexcana Starbottle Magazine Tack Athing Rag man Guy Fisher Cooney K John Reardon Olambala Fort Johnson Amelia Jenks Gild Joe Dillon Steve Orne Fincastia Bergoo Adalia Hin Grande Live Wire Acumen Judge Lassing Adriachs Weight Wool Owamux Leah Rusticana Rye Straw Edda Babbler Silverin Taxington Lady Hosias Laughing Eyes Rio Grand Schroeder Midway Question Mark Gateonda Eight Whidden Elgin Eshu Barkisy and more as entrants.
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Fanwell Wild in Cleveland Loss to Tigers
In Cleveland on Sept 9 Fanwell faltered in the third, issuing four walks as Delahanty and Crawford fueled a four-run rally for Detroit. De Mott relieved and held the Tigers to two hits in 5 1 3 innings while Donovan kept Cleveland to eight scattered hits. Detroit won 5 to 2 as Fanwell took the loss and De Mott earned relief.
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de Mott
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Doubleheader split as St Louis loses opener to Chicago
St Louis and Chicago split a Sept 9 doubleheader with Chicago winning 8 to 1 in game one and losing 5 to 2 in game two. Pitching by Nelson for St Louis and Nelson for Chicago figures among noted performances with runs credited to McDonald Zeller and Tannehill among others. Umpire Mr. Evans called game times of 1 hour 46 minutes and 1 hour 40 minutes.
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Coombs Blank Boston as Phillies Win 2-0
Philadelphia shuts out Boston 2 to 0 in a game where Lord and Baker drive the runs. Coombs allows no Boston runs while Maye, Oldring and Leano contribute in the field and at the plate. Time of game nearly two hours.
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Ursinus Prospects Bright In New Football Season
Collegeville pause coach Price led a hard practice on Ursinus College field as players adjusted to new football rules. Returning veterans fill most positions with Quay at center and Gerge likely at left end. Scrimmage possible Saturday. only right halfback spot open after graduation. In Philadelphia, Canada cancels international cricket against the United States at Merion Club in Haverford scheduled for next Monday and Tuesday.
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Outbatted But Win in Philly as Brooklyn Errors Chain Loss
Philadelphia edged Brooklyn 3-2 after scoring three in the fifth aided by an error by Stark and a sacrifice fly. Ewing held Brooklyn to scattered hits until the eighth when two runs crossed on three safeties and a walk, and Brooklyn’s lone rallies came late.
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Lynchburg Wins Quick Virginia League Game At Danville
Lynchburg defeats Danville 2 to 0 in the shortest Virginia League game of the year, lasting 66 minutes. Key players include Mollineux and Sexton for Lynchburg, with strong defense and timely hits fueling the win.
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District's Score Better In Seagirt Rifle Match
United States infantry rifle team wins the 33,000 trophy at Seagirt New Jersey with 1 965 points old. New York second 1 060 Patriot of Columbia third 1 0545 New Jersey fourth 1 952 cavalry fifth 1 041 Dist of Columbia takes second on the 200 yard stage and leads 654 on the 65 yard targets New York second on 1000 yard stage Capt Frederick Heidenreich of DC outshots field with 7 Seret Stadie ends infantry board with 1 090 yard possible The DC score shows three tied at 135 The Libbey 1900 yard match won by Lieut Col Winder of Ohio The DC team leaves for Washington later. Heidenreich Stadie and Fehr remain for tomorrow’s Seagirt match.
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