Nationals Hope to Cling to Fifth in Tough Road Trip
After a rough stretch in Philadelphia the Nationals travel to Cleveland for three games hoping to reclaim fifth place in the standings. McAleer’s crew has won 13 of 19 against their rival Detroit and Chicago/St Louis series, with Detroit looming as the only Western first-division challenger.
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Montreal Crowd Sees Winners at Blue Bonnet Races
At Montreal on September 1 a modest crowd attended Blue Bonnet tracks as favorites landed wins in several races. Monerlat and Lady of Mercy led early, with Kilo and Bonnie Kelso among notable winners. The meet featured steeplechase action and multiple purses, including a $800 two-year-old race, with runners such as Nora Emma and Miss Felix among the contenders.
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Loyal Maid Triumphs at 6 Furlongs in Ward Race
Loyal Maid with 4 to 1 odds wins the 6 furlong Ward event over Pleasing who was second and Soil third. Dr. Crook led a separate 2-year-old race purse of 200 with tis and King of the it in close pursuit. time 1:17.5. Also running were Merry Gitt Sally Savage Dona H Polar Star and Polly Lee.
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Golf Champions Falter as Chicago Drift in Brookline
In Brookline, the golf championship narrows to 16 survivors from 209 after two rounds. Notables Robert Gardner and H C Chandler Egan exit, while Walter Travis and Charles Evans Jr lead a field that includes four Chicago players and several New York and Vermont entrants.
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Athletics shut out Nationals 6 to 0 in Philadelphia
Special to The Washington Fest. Philadelphia Sept 13 Athletics defeated Washington 6 0 as Dolly Gray lasted six innings and Moyer struggled after, with Dygert spotless for six and key double plays ending Nationals threats. Collins and Davis sparked the decisive sixth with a flurry of hits while Hartsel and Lord provided early support.
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Lord
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Yachts chosen to represent America at Kiel races
Marblehead Mass September 13 The regatta committee of the Eastern Yacht Club announced the three yachts to represent America in the German American sonder races at Kiel next June Beaver owned by George Dabney and others of the Beverly Yacht Club Buzzards Bay Hibelot owned by Harry Payne Whitney of the New York Yacht Club and Robert W Emmons of the Beverly Harbor Club Cima owned by Guywell of the Eastern Yacht Club Marblehead Mass The selection followed trial races in Buzzards Bay last month The Kiel races will be held about mid June 1911 This marks the second American participation in sonder races in Germany.
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Naps Rally to Seize Fifth Place in Detroit Clash
Detroit falls 9 7 Cleveland as Naps rally in sixth inning to grab fifth. Harkness holds Tigers through late, Bush injures sliding at first. Lajoie fails to collect four hits in five at bats. Loudell struggles for Loudell. Evans umpire. game lasts 2 hours 14 minutes.
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College Identity Shapes the House of P B
A discussion on the distinct meaning of college in campus culture argues that the term must be interpreted precisely. The piece asserts readers including college men share a sharp, exacting view and expect accuracy in portrayal.
Berday's Results
Philadelphia six Cleveland eight Washington Q Detroit seven New York seven St Louis two Boston five Chicago game today Cleveland at Detroit.
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National League Standings and Today’s Games
National League standings show Chicago at 13 wins, Philadelphia 1515? Boston 45 8b. Pittsburg 41 N New York. New York leads in some matchups with Cincinnati and Brooklyn. Games today include Chicago at Philadelphia and Pittsburg at New York with St. Louis at Houston and Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
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New York Lands Final In High-Scoring AL Clash
New York defeated Boston 7 to 56 in an American League finale marked by early pitching chaos and a seventh inning rally. The visitors used three pitchers, chasing Hunt from the box with four straight hits after six innings, and held the Red Sox to scattered offense as New York pulled away.
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Pirates and Giants Split NL Doubleheader in New York
In New York on September 18 the Pirates and Giants split two games. Wilson hit a grand slam off Dickson in the first game as Pittsburgh won 11 to 1, then the Giants took the nightcap 15 to 8. Dickson allowed five runs in 1 inning, Mathewson pitched three innings for New York.
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McMillan's Triple Sparks Cincinnati Victory Over Brooklyn
McMillan's three base hit after a base on balls, followed by Rowan's single, gave Cincinnati a win over Brooklyn in the opening game of the series. Brooklyn had chances but could not capitalize, as Cincinnati won 1 0 to 0.
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Walsh Strikes Out Thirteen in Chicago Shutout Loss
Chicago Way was blanked 1 to 0 by St Louis as a walk, a passed ball, and Northern's single produced the decisive run in the first inning. Nelson allowed only three hits for the visitors, with Bowser of Flint starting left field for Chicago and Graham and Jackson at first for St Louis. Umpires Mesera, Egan and Sheridan called time at 1 hour 40 minutes.
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Minor League Scores From Eastern and Western Circuits
Baseball results across American Association Southern Eastern and Western leagues with multiple games ending early due to darkness weather and unfinished contests. Key outcomes include Louisville 0 Louisville 2 Indianapolis 6 Columbus 0 Milwaukee 6 Detroit and Chicago area games show several holdings with scores listed and several games left incomplete by darkness. Notable Toronto Montreal Providence NewarkBuffalo Rochester and others show mixed scores across doubleheaders and single games.
Nationals Edge Cleveland? Dull Scoring In Losses To See Open
Nationals fell to Cleveland as only two runs scored across three games. Ralston and Waddie Collins led with sparse hits while Gray and Dygert battled a mix of hits and safe bunts. McAleer planned opening series in Cleveland and hoped two wins would lift Washington from fifth place.
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Promoter says players may cash advance checks for all star leagues
Cincinnati reports that 38 players who signed contracts for proposed all star teams in the National and American leagues will be allowed to cash their advance checks. D A Fletcher, the promoter, says players acted in good faith and bears no fault for the proposition’s failure. He denies suits against the commission to recover funds, claiming nearly 30 000 dollars, and says he will push to form a new league next year with capital and talent ready.
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Trade expected as Taylor aims big Cleveland deal
Special to The Washington Fest in Boston reports John I Taylor expects to finalize a major trade with Cleveland before the season ends. Carrigan and Wood plus another pitcher would go in exchange for Addie Joss and Nig Clarke, as Taylor bets Cleveland assets will value more than the players he unloads. He previously sent Cy Young in a major deal for cash and two pitchers he did not retain.
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Eloretta Wins Feature At Great Western Harness Meet
Dan Fenelon driving Eloretta won the 2:85 pace feature on the Great Western circuit. Races were slow. other results include Durée 2:15 pace winner with Walter Boy first, Asa Danforth second, Lady Hontas third. Additional notes mention Bloratim and Bessie Boy in 2:85, and Don Labor taking the 2:09 trot. Birmingham report notes Harry Coveleskie leaving for New York to join the Reds after a 21 win season with minor league context. Syracuse Grand Circuit races delayed by rain.
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Berrien selects 15 for fourth class squad at Annapolis
Special to The Washington Post reports Annapolis head coach Berrien chose 15 cadets from the fourth class of 50 to try for the first team when the squad assembles next Thursday. Names include Brown Howe Ingram Gilchrist McKeavey Beard Redman Ladmore Walter Neifey Wilson Russell Callahan and King. Howe and Brown top the group at 208 and 206 pounds respectively. Ingram is brother of Jones Ingram, famed 1900s athlete.
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A. L. Contracts and Releases In Baseball
Chicago lists released and signed players including Burg to Boston and Krueger to Portland. Omitted details show moves by Cleveland New York Baltimore Philadelphia Detroit Washington and Boston with players Manning Burne Thomason and Stanfield among others.
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Kennett Leads In Women's Western Golf Qualifying
Chicago Sept 13 Mrs Luther Kennett of Pasadena Cal led 76 entrants in the qualifying round of the eighth annual championship at Skokie Country Club with a score of 82. She beat Chicago champion Mrs Thurston Harris by ten strokes while Miss Kathleen Forrest of Skokie finished third. The list of qualifiers and pairings for tomorrow follows, including E Perkins and L Brochon among others. Miss V Llewellyn held the title but did not compete in medal play.
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Cornell In First Line-Up At Practice
The Cornell football team presented its first lineup in the second day of practice. Five veterans, four of last year's freshmen, and two substitutes started, with Whyte and Baker at ends Munk and Zeller at tackles Wilson and Hale at guards Seagraves at center Davidson at quarterback Robb and Bates at halves and Simson at fullback. Forty candidates attended the session.
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