Nationals Aim to Surpass Athletics in Pennant Race
National League race notes show the Nationals vs Griffmen and Athletics shaping the pennant chase. Griffith plans a strong lineup and frequent Johnson appearances as the Naps struggle while the Mackmen pull ahead. Key performances include Groom and McBride with late rally drives and Shanks leading Griffmen with two hits.
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Naps
Penhave
Nationals
Griffmen
Stetary
Griffith
Airlfith
Walter Johnson
Macktoon
Athletics
Nationals Aic
Nand
Mackmen
Bunched hits decide Nationals win over Naps in tight duel
In a lively sixteenth annual city duel at the local park, Washington tops Cleveland 2 to 1 behind Bob Groom who outpitched Vean Gregg. Groom earns victory with eight strikeouts and no walks, while Henry drives in the tying run and McBride delivers the deciding hit in the seventh. Shanks, Turner, and Jackson contribute key plays as the Nationals beat the Naps in a close contest marked by timely two-run rally.
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Jackson
Groom
Ray
Bellville
Ongt
Urege
Sitd Bass
John Henry
Liebold
Henry Dushed
Naps
Henry
Lolbold
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Nurder
O'Neil
Styin
Lajoie
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Stanley T. Milliken
Bob Groom
Vean Gregg
Birmingham
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Mitchell
Foster
Steen
Invaders
Shanks
Turner
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Chapman
Short
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Lajele
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Sharks
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Shanka
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Poster
J Candil
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Grogm
P VE Latheld
Ef. Chapman
Stean
Hite-Om Gregg
Ware
Umphas—Mensie
Evans
Noteworthy Baseball Yesterday From Wide-Spread Action
A bustling day across the circuit with Weaver driving the White Sox to victory over the Athletics. Other highlights include strong showings by Red Sox batters against the Tigers and Marsan sparking the Reds with four singles and two steals. Oakes, Magee, and Groh posted multiple hits as pitchers like Lahreen and Cheney contributed shutouts and solid outings. Wagner’s Carnegie squad announces a West Penn League franchise.
Washington. 2 Boston : skp. ao L. Detroit
Washington and Boston referenced with disconnected fragments. Detroit appears as a separate place. No clear event, dates, or entities to tie into a coherent incident or outcome.
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Boston
Skp. Ao L
Detroit
Bodie Catch Keeps Phils From Ninth Inning Win
In Philadelphia on Sept 10 Chicago beat Philadelphia 5 to 3 in ten innings. Bodie made a running ninth inning catch with two on and two out to preserve the lead as Oldring starred with a homer and three singles. Lord and J Collins paced Chicago, while Oldring added two more hits for Philadelphia in a tightly played contest.
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Giants Beat Pirates In First Game Of Series
Pittsburgh and New York opened with the Giants edging the Pirates 5 to 2. Tesreau struggled but worked with runners on, Darrell Meyers and Merkle drove in key runs, Burns doubled in Fletcher, and Merkle added two RBIs as New York seized a seventh inning lead. McQuillan started for Pittsburgh and Tesreau finished as the Giants won in 1 hour 49 minutes.
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Fletcher
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Rune
Shafter
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Tina
Gamme
Brooklyn Triumphs In Wild Brooklyn Chicago Tilt
Cheney’s wildness and a string of Brook lyn hits produce a 3 to 0 Brooklyn win over Chicago in the first game of the series. Daubert, Fischer, Rucker and Cutshaw drive in runs as Brooklyn bats prove decisive.
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Cheney
Brooklyn
Tida
Rucker
Ard Mier
hity-Avoher
Smith
Etneeatinmaeriant
Cutshaw
Dorbie Alo
Baler
Penes
Fit Alle
Ruckery
Scary
Rigler
Byron
Cincinnati Wins First of Series With 7-4 Triumph Over Boston
Cincinnati slugged four hits in the first inning and drew a walk to plate five runs, defeating Boston 7 to 4 in Cincinnati. Purdue starter Purdue allowed four runs in 4 innings, while Rudolph yielded two runs in 6. Boston hitters contributed scattered gaps as Cincinnati paraded eight players to the plate.
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Ohio
Boston
Perdue
O Wickland
Connelly
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Myers
A. Zinn
Grifith
Smith
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Rudolph
Purdue
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Jolph
Wereorly
Zinn
Mares
Dodge
Grok
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Wi ‘Cinsinaat
Sbane
Yale
Eerie
Jeff Rudolph
Johnnaon
Red Sox Rally To Beat Detroit 4 2 In Uphill Game
Boston takes lead in first on Engle triple and Speaker double, Janvrin steals home to tie, then Hooper and Engle drive in two more in seventh as Boston defeats Detroit 4 to 2. Pitching by Willett and Collins limits Tigers, with Welder? details listed in box score.
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Janvrin
Detroit
Engle
Speaker
Hooper
Bush
Lewis
Detrott
Ij Hooper
Oliinglo
Ol Speaker
Loughlin
Hildebrand
L' Hour Ang
Browns Rally Past Yankees in 10 7 Victory
St Louis erased a five run New York lead to win 10 to 7 here. Pratt and Balenti hit home runs for St Louis while Shotten, Malsel and Alexander led the Yankees offense in a seesaw afternoon game. The Cardinals pulled away late with key hits and scoring chances.
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Yankees
New York
St. Louis
St. Leula
Shotten
Malsel
Austin
Woler
Puree
Harexell
Om.wal'main
Gestion
Shotien
Pratt
G. Williams
Balenti
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Wellman
Matse
Willams
Knaight
Zeider
Sweeney
Louis
Agnew
God Auguy
Balentl
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Cree
Manuel
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G. Williame
St. Lowis
Zelder
Ford
Taylor
Wallman
Balle
Hite
Hoes
Donings
Bchultz
Inginge
Meners
Ferguson
Sheridan
Wells Evens With Motr in Canterbury Title Fight
London fight night saw heavyweight champion Bombardier Wells knock out former champion Gunner Jim Moir at Canterbury music hall to avenge an earlier defeat. Moir was stopped in the later rounds, tightening Wells position as England’s top heavyweight contender.
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Bombardier’ Wells
England
Gunner
Jim Moir
Canterbury
Man Jr Captures Fifth Round Spot In New Jersey Tennis
A H Man Jr of Yale advanced to the fifth round in the New Jersey State lawn tennis championship at Morristown Field Club defeating N Martin 6 2 6 0. Yale peers W D Cunningham A R Van Orden R B Kelsey also progressed in singles while Miss Wagner and three others reached the women’s semifinals.
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N. J
A. H. Man Jr
Yale
New Jersey
Jane Rawson
Miss Wagner
Miss Shuser
Miss Holden
Mclean
Miss Weber
Condit
Alicia Hamilton
W. H. Roach
Miss Newhouse
Johnson
H. Hachie
F. Schmitz
Miss Boynton
Mills
Miss Wildey
McQuean
Miss Bantine
Misa Cassell
Miss Pierson
Miss Rawson
Leverenz's dog spared from city pound after plea
Chicago, Sept. 10 Walter Leverenz father of St. Louis pitcher pleads with Judge Scully to stop Jip the bull dog from being sent to the dog pound. A friend later took the dog to the pound in an automobile after an hour delay.
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Jip
Walter Leverenz
St. Louis
Max’ Leverenz
Play Postseason Series Beaton Sept 17 at Lowell
A post-season series between the Eastern Association and the New England League champions Hartford and Lowell has been arranged by J H O Rourke and J T Murnane, presidents of the circuits. Sanctioned by the national board of baseball leagues, the games start September 17 at Lowell.
Burns Denies Pelkey Fight Framing Claim
Calgary Sept 10 Tommy Burns calls Pelkey assertion that last March bout was framed ridiculous. Burns says the fight was on the level and he could have stopped Pelkey in the fourth round if required.
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Calgary
Alberta
Tommy Burns
Pelkey
French Desperjons II Wins Osbourne Bay Motorboat Race
London reports the international motorboat trophy opener in Osborne Bay. Desperjons II completed 324 miles in 41 minutes 34 seconds to take first. Maple Leaf IV finished 41 minutes 50 seconds, Ankie Deep 42 minutes 4136 seconds, Disturber III retired after a second circuit due to a small fire.
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Desperjons II
Osborne Bay
Maple Leaf IV
Ankie Deep
United States
James H. Pugh
Chicago
Cornell Gridironers Report for First Practice
Cornell's football eleven opened the season with a preliminary workout under Head Coach Al Sharpe. Assistant coaches Reed, Vanorman, and Guetter joined the session, with Guetter noted as a former Amherst star and new staff member. The squad prepared for the opening game against Ursinus in Ithaca on Wednesday September.
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N. Y
Cornell
al Sharpe
Reed
Vanorman
Guetter
Amherst
Ursinus
Ithaca
Debating Football Rules In New York Meeting
Announcement by Dr. James Babbitt member of the intercollegiate rules committee and central board of officials says the annual football rules interpretation meeting will be at the Hotel Manhattan New York on September 28 at 3 p m Changes in the rules will be discussed and all rules with questions will receive definite interpretation.
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James 4. Babbitt
Central Board of Officials
Manhattan
New York
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