New York Wins McAlpin Trophy At Fall Rifle Meet
The Cresdmore range hosted the fall rifle event with unfavorable weather. The McAlpin Trophy match ended in a New York State team victory scoring 1618 of 1200 possible. Marine Corps placed second with 70, and eight of twelve New York marksmen helped secure the Empire State’s earlier national trophy.
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New York
Cresdmore
United States Army
Navy
Marine Corps
National Guard
Milidda
Naval
District of Columbia
E . McAlpin
McAlpin
State of New York
Championship Lawn Tennis Tourney Opens in Northeast
The Yo Af a lawn teams tourname begins today at Perry Sixth and T streets northeast with play starting at 4 pm Entries for singles closed last evening drawing 20 entries the largest field in years Matches feature Tabar Bishop Wohinelle Sullivan Waldemano McDonald and others The doubles draws will be posted this evening at the courts Prizes awarded to top singles and doubles teams plus consolation in singles Admission is free Dan Patch the famed pacer is ill with strangulated hernia in Topeka and unlikely to survive
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Tita Asso
Fon
Northeast
Tarbar
Bishop
Wohinelle
Sullivan
Waldemano
McDonald
Diavy
Harding
Seribowr
H. A
Rina Tate
Yoder
Avary Va
Jeoar van Eholnen
Lewrencs
Welch
Cala
Codaveton Ya
Rowmette
Lundy
Viner
Aia
Nest
Papaya Tablets Claim Universal Digestive Cure
An advertisement promotes Myers Papaya Tablets as a universal remedy for dyspepsia indigestion and constipation suitable for any stomach condition. It touts papaya juice as predigesting tough foods and urges readers to sample or order via Affleck's Wholesale and Retail Drug Store in Detroit with offered mail option and 50 cent price.
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South America
FS. Byers
Sox
Affleck
Myers Remedy Co
Detroit
Mich
Mile record falls at Brunets Island matinee in Pittsburg
Sadie Mack wins the free-for-all trot in 2 08 1 2 at Brunets Island. Sadie Mack and Louis Mack among winners as eight events feature top matinee horses from Pittsburg Cleveland and New York with C K G Billings riding Charlie Mac close to world record.
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Sadie Mack
Mile
Brunets Island
Pittsburg
Sadie Meek
C. K. G. Billings
Charlie Mac
Cleveland
New York
Clue
Delpha
B. m
David Shaw
Frank Wiiton
B. G
J. B. Bennett
Dutch Mowrey
C. A. Otis
Miss Georgie
George Baum
Babe Allerton
C. K. G. Busines
Wiles
W. P. Murray
J. R. McClintock
Pitts- WR
Anee
Reubsa S
F Murray
E. E. Smathers
Eon Hoesenaid
Louisé Mack, Ch
Watner
Prince of Orange
B. A
BK. We Billings
Clarta
Wiliam
BR. McCune
Pitta
Mary D
Sy HL Denney
Pitabura
Major Wilton
S. A. Pickering
Pitteburg
Fen Bree
Prince Delhi
H. K. Devereaux
Baron Wallace
Blk. G
E. P. Bates
Misa Pugh
Ehim
R. CG Hall
Dan
C G
D. Shaw
Crosting
West View
E. G
H. P. Haas
Virginia Mac
B. i
A. Pickering
Pitts- Bute
Tagel
K. Devereaux
Miss Wilkes
Chm
H. H. Boggs
Abadiah
B. G. J. G. Bennett
Wilderness
F. H. Deaney
Verda
F. A. Brobat
Readville Autumn Meet Sees All Races Go Extra Heats
Readville Mass September 13 four races at the autumn meeting produced extra heats with the last unfinished. Scott Hudson led with two wins and a second, Caspian won the final trotting heat in 31 seconds, and two jockeys faced substitution by McDonald. Separate highlights include results from Prospect Park and an inquiry into disqualification of R A Smith for alleged heat-laying in Rhode Island.
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Readville
Mass
Readvillé
Scott Hudson
Caspian
McDonald
Pace
Nancy H
Gambetta Wilkes
Hudson
Edgar Boy
Ownyho
Uvies
Lookout Bal
Hook
Little Misa
Br. m
Sullivan
Bilgebeth
Gibbons
Jon
Blk
Demarest
Montrelas
G. G
Kinney
Sonata
B. m
Red Chute
Puller
Alberta
B. G
Dickerson
Thorn Boy
Pennock
Sidney McGregor
Timothy
Black Thorne
de Ryder
Mainland
Axtell
Ethel Wyn
Palmer
Mary Steele
Lake
Chimea
Bernardo
Carpenter
Directwell
Bik
Mattie Lynn Holt
Neilip
Jabank
Afta
Blake
Sibi
Beee
Patron
Shank
Hawthorne
Ro. m
McKinley
B. Z. Golly
Med
Providence
R. E
Albert H. Moone
R. A. Smiths
Roger Willams
Sweet Marie
Narragansett Park
Rain Halts Exhibition After Boston Philadelphia Tie in Rain
Rain spoiled the final game of the Boston Philadelphia series, ending in a scoreless seventh inning with no runs. Tannehill and Henley pitched well for their teams, and the crowd of 3,084 saw an otherwise promising extra inning contest washed out by rain. Boston led 2 to 0 in the middle innings before the rain halted play. final line shows Boston with two runs and Philadelphia with none in the stopped game.
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Tannehill
Henley
Philadelphia
Beston
Tendance
Boston Rhoa
Rhoak Selbach
Hartsel
Parett
Pickering
Noonan
Collins
Cross
Freemen
Seybold
LaChanve
Murphy
Ferris
M. Cross
Cryer
Powers
Oj Henley
Boston
Philade
Baseball Notes From The Field And Parks In Boston
Fairbanks reports ready for work with the Athletics while Jerman Long runs a Chicago bowling alley. Billy Lush of the Clevelands referees Western League polo games this quinter. Connie Mack brings Indian Bruce back from Toronto to help the season. A patrol wagon of spectators at the Athletics grounds was arrested for throwing cushions. The Senators may be compelled to report Winters, drafted last fall, who refused last spring, to Washington. Attendance at the American League Park in Philadelphia tops half a million for the season.
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Fairbanks
Athletics
Jerman Long
Chicago
Billy Lush
Clevelands
Connie Mack
Bruce
Toronto
Senators
Winters
Washington
Secresmen
Atlanta
Ebbitts
Brooklyn
Baltimore
National Commission
Ned
Lajoie
Keeler
Seybold
Parent
Hoffman
Mullin
Detroi
Davis
Stovall
Cleveland
Murphy
Wagner
Donlin
Dunn
Chance
Lynch
Beckley
Grady
Beaumont
Seymour
Clarke
Thomas
O'Neill
Owls
Detroit
Drill
Dick Padden
O’leary
Hynes
Padden
Lew
Boston
al Selbach
Riley
Selbach
Abe
Kittredge
Stahl
McCormick
Cassidy
O'Leary
Bilberfeld
Moran
Hill
Collins
Carpenter
South End
Boston Post
Johnson
Bostons
Young
Tannehill
Gibson
Dineen
Winter
Jopton
Washingtons
Seastore
National League scores and club standings report
Cincinnati wins over Pittsburg 2 to 1 and 4 to 2. Brooklyn defeats Philadelphia 5 to 2. New York downed Boston 3 to 1 and 9 to 2. New York faces Boston while Philadelphia plays Brooklyn. Standings show New York leading with strong winning percentages, followed by St Louis and Brooklyn. Boston and Philadelphia trailing.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Pitsburg
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
L. Pet
W. L. Pet
St. Louis
Geul
New York Beats Boston in Doubleheader Rematch
New York won both games against Boston 3 to 1 and 9 to 2 in a Sept 14 doubleheader. First game pitchers were Wilhelm and McGinnity with a three-run disparity deciding late. In the second game Pittenger toed the slab for New York as darkness halted play after seven innings. attendance logged at 3,305.
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Boston
Mass
New York
Wilhelm
McGinnity
Pittenger
New Yorks
RHO AE
Bresnihan
Geler
Browne
Wills
McGann
Tenney
Mertes
Moran
Needham
Fiaher
Warner
New York Boston
Beaton
Bresnahan
Dunn
Abbatiechia
Willis
Gilbert
Dehlen
Batte
Ootr Ames
Neesham
McSars
Emopire
Carpenter
Pittsburg Drops to Third After Double Loss to Cincinnati
Pittsburg fell to third place as Cincinnati swept the doubleheader in two games today. Errors at critical moments produced unearned runs, outbattings the locals in both contests. The second game was halted in the seventh inning due to darkness with 4,428 in attendance.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn Triumphs Over Philadelphia in 5-2 Win
Brooklyn defeats Philadelphia 5 to 2 at Brooklyn with a third inning burst, Lamley triples in two, Dooin misplays a throw, Cronin shuts down Philadelphia’s bats. Attendance around 1,000. notable hits include Lumley’s three-base shot and Titus’s homer. Dual throws, errors, and fielding miscues frame the box.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Lamley
Dooin
Cronin
Beare
Rho
Rhoae Dillon
Gessler
Gleeson
Lumley
Wolo Ton
Shepkard
McGee
Dobbs
Susaana
Lush
Babb
Titus
Praia Batch
Hulawitz
Bergen
Jordan
Fraser
Dillon
Lumsey
Baske
Thomas
Sheckard
Debbles
Sabb
Dino Doom
Mr. Moran
Baseball results from various leagues and games
American Association scores Bt Paul 7 Minneapolis 0 Lawinville 16 Indianapolis 5 Toledo 2 Columbus 7. Milwaukee Kansas City game postponed by rain. Southern League Atlanta Memphis 2 2 first game 8 2 second game. Birmingham New Orleans 3 2. Nashville Shreveport 7 3. Montgomery Little Rock 3 2. Eastern League Baltimore Providence game postponed by wet grounds. Buffalo 7 Rochester 3 Toronto 9 Montreal 0 Forfeited to Toronto for Montreal dilatory tactics Toronto won tie in tenth.
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American Association
Atlanta
Memphis
Birmingham
New Orleans
Nashville
Shreveport
Montgomery
Little Rock
Baltimore
Buffalo
Rochester
Toronto
Montreal
Non-Sectarians Cured of Catarrh by Agnew's Powder
A religious endorsement era column notes Rev Jas Murdock of Harrisburg Pa and other prominent clergy across Canada attest to Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder curing malignant catarrh within thirty minutes. Affiliates include Rt Rev A Sweetman bishop of Toronto Dr Langtry Rev Mungoser and Dr W H Withrow with Affleck's Drug Store as district agent at 1429 Pa ave.
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Toronto
Langtry
Church of England
Mungoser
Knox Presbyterian Church
Hamilton
W. H. Withrow
Agnew
Affleck
Pa.ave
Africander Wins Cup Preliminary at Brighton Beach
Africander, last year’s Suburban Handicap winner, conquers a strong field in the Cup Preliminary at Brighton Beach. Despite 20 to 1 odds he secures victory by a head over McChesney with Eugenia Burch third. Belle Strome ties the track six furlong record in the third race as the meet yields tight finishes and a full card.
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New York
Brighton Beach
McChesney
Hugenia Burch
Eugenia Burch
Picket
Africander
O'Neil
Spar
McDonald
O’brien
Belle Strome
Memphis
H. Philips
Phantom
Water Pansy
Lyne
Falmouth
Lem Reed
Blue Peter
Schoharie
Dan Connors
Grey Friar
Bt. Valentine
Duke of Kendal
Redfern
Dandelson
CW. Davis
Pasadene
Hildebrand
Disqualified for a foul at Hawthorne race card
The Bugaboo finished third in the third Hawthorne race but was disqualified for fouling Leida Leib at the head of the stretch. Other races list winners: Five furlongs Bonebrake. Five and a half furlongs Jaggeta. Milo and an eighth Ben Chance. and more entries for to-morrow with a mix of favorites and longshots across seven races.
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Bugaboo
Hawthorne
Chicago
Leida Leib
Bonebrake
Nicol
Happy Jack
Melntyre
Togo
Lawrence
Lockout
Judge Saufiay
Baker
Matt Gentry
Deshone
Solworthy
Jogeran Wieman
Jagetta
Handy Bill
Rheehan
Ralph Reese
Traxler
Lady Fashion
Fleetwood
Early
Lolo Mai
Seasick
Milo
Ben Chance
Henry
Dungannon
Ice Bride
Lida Leip
Cregar
Olla
Sioux Chief
Leflare
Hit
Felipe Lugo
Mountain
Bombardier
Powell
Delcarina
Greenfield
Useful Lady
Lixelie
Bonner
Girdlestone
Petit Duc
Tyrollan
Fay Templeton
Torpedo
Bweetie
Nico
Langford James
Origar
the Forum
Hans Wagner
Durbar
Anna Beall
Rebusha
Gr. Farnum
Weird
Lampoon
Inventor
Hudsoh
Mar- Shalaee
Zera
Dominique You
Evander
Royalpirate
Galba
Schwarzwald
Nitrate
Hanavke
Oliver and Mc
Hunterdon
Jacquela
Magiatrete
Newmawn Hay
William Wright
Shawane
Abola
Birchbroom
Prosador
Ananias
Ethylene
Bragg
Golden Mineral
Determination
Great Eastlern
Kleinwood
Atlantica
Louisville
Dr. Stephen
Glfain
Alma Dufour
Flying Torpedo
Rossmond
Highland Park Race Results From Detroit Meet
Results from Highland Park Detroit on September 13 show Danube at 2 to 1 winning the first race over Sir Carter and Duncan. In the second race Grate Appleton won at betting odds of 2 to 1 with Sly Murette second and Winni fred Lad third. Third race details incomplete with Silver Mead listed as winner of one mile race.
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Highland Park
Detroit
Mich
Danube
Sir Carter
Duncan
Grate_Appleton
Sly Murette
Winnifred Lad
Silver Mead
Fall Clothing Lines Highlight New Styles and Prices
It stresses constant improvement and leadership through seasonal success. The dealer notes a growing demand for full-weight fall clothing and introduces fall lines with new fabrics and ready-to-wear pieces cut and made to showcase designers’ genius. Prices range from 12 to 35 dollars.
Parker Bridget & Co. Head to Foot Outfitters Race Result
In a crowded program at the track, Parker Bridget & Co. Head to Foot Outfitters placed first in a five furlong race, Mucron and Capitano finishing second and third. The fourth race saw Milady Love win at a 3 to 1 price with The Pet as the runner up. fifth race Milady Love again set the pace with Silver Heels second and Water Tower third. The sixth race featured Rough Rider favored at 4 to 6 and Harbor and Scartio filling places two and three. Time results list 1:45, 1:02, 1:30, and 1:56 respectively.
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Jole
Artist
Mucron
Capitano
the Pet
Milady Love
Silver Heels
Water Tower
Harbor
Scartio
Neversuch wins Delmar feature as two horses fall
Neversuch led from the start in the Delmar feature and won by ten lengths over Toby Tosa. In the day’s first race Track and field conditions were sloppy after a dry start. St Simonian and Sardian fell in the sixth race while Five furlongs produced Platt and Billy Hundsel as top two.
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St. Louis
Neversuch
Delmar
Toby Tosa
St. Simonian
Sardian
Elder
Platt
W. Dugan
Kenilworth Race Day Shifts With Conkling Triumph
Conkling, a three-year-old, outpaced a field of seasoned runners at Kenilworth amid fine weather and a fast track. Jockeys and times listed detail the mile and various furlong heats, with Balkat, Sansa Coeur and Right and True among notable winners in the day’s program.
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Buffalo
H T. Griffin
Conkling
Kenilworth
Balkat
Heatherdown
Mono Graph
Seoond
Rach
Sansa Coeur
Grace Curtis
Delphi
Conk Ing
Henckhart
Rain Or Shine
Prairie Flower
Charles Moors
Gum Honey
Accond
Micou
the Don
Charmel
Georgetown Opens Practice for Light Football Work
Practice begins today as Georgetown prepares for football with about a dozen players at Georgetown Field. Captain Muhooney and Graduate Coach Reilly begin light work while several freshmen, including Dougherty from Minneapolis, show early promise. By week’s end the squad should grow, with other veterans like Given McGuire Shanley Neill expected by Saturday.
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Georgetown
Georgetown Field
Muhooney
Reilly
Dougherty
Minneapolis
Law
Medical
University
Paxeall
Given
McGuire
Shanley
Neill
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