Tuckerman Is Beaten In Amateur Semifinal Round
Washington golfer Walter R. Tuckerman loses to Wood 2 up in the amateur championship semifinal at Brookline Country Club. Meanwhile Will iam Fownes Jr. defeats Charles Evans 1 up to reach the final, amid noted putting success and a late surge by Wood to overturn a deficit.
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Mid- West
Warren K. Wood
Homewood Club
Chicago
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Oakmont
Pittsburg
Walter R. Tuckerman
Chevy Chase Golf Club
Washington
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Edgewater
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Midiron
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Beware
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Tuckerman Morabig
Nationals Slump Deepens As Cleveland Drubs Them In Series
The Nationals suffer a prolonged losing streak with seven straight defeats, as Cleveland and Detroit sweep series and the Athletics clinch American League title. Washington shows brief offense but weak pitching ruins chances, while Detroit and New York fall further behind. The A’s pace the league with a dominant finish, eyeing a record season.
Tex Rickard Arrested Over Cow in City
San Francisco report says Tex Rickard promoter and coal operator was arrested on a charge of unlawfully keeping a cow within city limits. District Attorney Fickert pursued ordinance 731 linked to a ban on certain prize fight pictures shown in a local theater. Rickard denied the charge while at the booking desk near the St Francisco Hotel.
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Cubs Win A Four To One Game In Philadelphia
Chicago defeats Philadelphia 4 to 1 as Moore starts strong and Brennan struggles. Evers Sheckard Hofman Schulze Ma geee Grant and Bransfeld collect hits. Archer, Steinfeldt, and Bransfeld contribute key RBI. Brennan exits early and Moore holds the rest of Chicago’s lead despite scattered hits.
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Schulje
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Grant
Bransfeld
Oif Moore
Evers
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Fhila—delphia
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Emsile
Coveleskie Comes Back Wins For Cincinnati 7 to 3
Cincinnati introduces Coveleskie in Brooklyn and beats the Dodgers 7 to 3. He fans twelve and delivers a sharp performance as Brooklyn bats struggle. Garbed in a Southern League record, Coveleskie yields a decisive victory with strong defense and timely hits from Paskert Wheat and Clarke.
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Hoblitsell
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Bell
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Messia
Kiem
Kane
GIANTS BEAT PIRATES IN FINAL GAME OF SERIES
New York won 3 to 1 over Pittsburgh in a pitchers duel as Leifield allowed two runs through eight innings before Mathewson finished. Leach, Devers, Murray, and Bridwell drove in the runs for the Giants while Leifield and Ferry pitched well for Pittsburgh. Time 1 hour 30 minutes. Christy Mathewson to star in Victoria Theater engagement October 24 with Chief Meyers and a young actress as a fan in support.
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O Devore
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Clarke
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Murray
Bridwell
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O'Day
Johnstone
Newford
Washington Post tour to Richmond highlighted for Virginia dealers
A Washington Post tour to Richmond and return set for October 14 to 18 targets Virginia dealers, aiming to boost local car sales. Local agents say Virginia has been overlooked and the trip offers a chance to show off models and demonstrate capabilities.
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Washington Post
Richmond
Washington
Virginia
Boston Bats Timely In 7th And 8th To Beat St Louis 7 5
Boston won 7 to 5 with timely hitting in the seventh and eighth innings. The box shows Collins Sweeney Goode and Brey among the batting for Boston while Martins, Lush, and Herzog starred for St Louis. Ketchel plans to challenge Johnson after moving to Springfield. Johnny Dwyer, former featherweight, dies in Perth Amboy after being injured near a railroad crossing.
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Gooda
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Eason
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N. J
Perth Amboy
Uwger
Field Mouse Wins Feature at Blue Bonnets Stadium
Large crowd at Blue Bonnets in Montreal watched nine races with favorites winning most, Field Mouse carrying August Belmont colors to victory in the steeplechase. Winners included Granta, Tee May, and John Garner. performances mirrored a busy card with multiple purses and stakes across seven races. Wheaton of Yale arrives to coach Navy football as Annapolis hosts him in practice.
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Aluo Rat
Wheaton
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
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Seagon
Annapolia
Startle Wins 2:11 Trot In Narrow Finish At Grand Circuit
Four races at Syracuse Grand Circuit are highlighted by tight finishes and fast times. Startle drives Juste to a narrow victory in an extra heat of the 2:11 trot after a duel down the stretch. Joe Boy wins the 2:11 pace in a dramatic stretch drive over Locust Boy and Dr Fox. Sarah Ann Patch takes the 2:16 pace in straight heats.
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Aeinbund
Gently
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Ramoung Nanvot
Fura Johnson
Oxford Boy, Jr
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Mind Winters
Pik
Fennock
Orlean
Washington Horse Easily Takes 2:25 Trot at Prospect Park
Country Boy owned by Frank V. Crowe of Washington and driven by Aionzo Corbin won the 2:25 trot at Prospect Park in straight heats, lowering his record to 2:20 1-4 with the last two heats at that pace. He led from start to finish, defeating May. Dilloh and other rivals.
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Rose Beaumont
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Puree
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