Tuckerman Edged by Wood in Amateur Championship Matches
Warren Wood of Homewood Club Chicago defeats Walter Tuckerman by 2 up, advancing to the final of the amateur golf championship at Brookline. William Fownes Jr. of Oakmont beats Charles Evans of Edgewater 1 up, also moving to the final. Evans and Tuckerman exit on the home green as Wood and Fownes seize late holes with superior putting and steady play.
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Wood
Brookline
Mass
Mid- West
Wee Warren K. Wood
Te Homewood Club
Chicago
William Fownes, Jr
Oakmont
Pittsburg
Walter BR. Tuckerman
Chevy Chase Golf Club
Washington
Charles Evans, Dt
Edgewater Golf Club
Waed
Fownes
Livans
Midiron
Mownes
Hyvanus
Sevons
Ion
Evans
Seth
Bates
Taen
Duckerman
Laymean Approveh
Herreshof
Nationals Slump Deepens As Naps Nipse Past Washington
The Nationals suffer a seven game losing streak as Cleveland and Detroit dominate. McGuire’s rebuilt Cleveland club and the Naps’ early leads vanish under steady Naps pitching. The Athletics clinch American League supremacy by beating Detroit, posting a record season tally and opening room at the top.
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Philadelphia
Mack
Cleveland
McGuire
Washington
Naps
Wwe
Detroit
St Louis
Tigers
Athletics
New York
Tex Rickard Arrested Over Cow Prohibition Charge
Tex Rickard, once a fight promoter and now a coal operator, was arrested in San Francisco on a charge of unlawfully keeping a cow within city limits. The case ties to his stake in Jeffries Johnson prize fight pictures shown at a local theater and enforcement of ordinances banning such displays. Rickard denied cow ownership in his suite at the St Francisco Hotel.
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Tex Rickard
Rickard
Fickert
St. Francisco
Cubs Get Early Lead as Moore Off. Brennan Holds Strong
Philadelphia defeats Chicago 4 to 3 as Moore is chased early in the first inning. Brennan replaces Moore, limits Chicago to scattered hits with eight strikeouts, while Ivers Sheckard Haufman Schulte and Magee provide the offense for Chicago. Branstfeld Archer Bransfield and Grant lead Philadelphia with timely hits and solid defense in a 1 hour 36 minute game.
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Doom
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Moog
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Om MeIntire
More
Rigler
Emplie
Giants Beat Pirates 3 to 1 in New York Series Finale
New York defeated Pittsburgh 3 to 1 to close the series. Leach hit a triple and Wagner a run-scoring single after Pittsburgh’s early threat, with Leach and Devore driving in runs. Mathewson pitched for New York, with Ferry and Leifeld pitching for Pittsburgh in a tight game.
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O'Day
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Washington Post tour to Richmond dates set for October
Entry list for The Washington Post tour to Richmond and return October 14-18 closes at midnight October 8. The piece notes Virginia’s overlooked status, now seen as a lucrative field for automobiles, with local dealers eager to showcase capacity.
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Richmond
Return
Washington Post
Washington
Virginia
Coveleskie comes back in Brooklyn victory
Cincinnati introduces Coveleskie in the Southern League start and celebrates a comeback win over Brooklyn 7 to 3. Coveleskie struck out 12, delivering a strong pitching performance while teammates Bescher Lubert Wheat and Daubert provided run support as Brooklyn errors affected the game.
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Corcoran
Dasideer
Daubert
Wheat
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Brook
Mitchell
Alncinnad
Boston Bats Timely Win In Slugfest Over St Louis
Boston wins 7 to 5 or 7 to 6 in a seven and eight inning rally with timely hitting. The game features multiple players including Sweeney Goode Mowrey and Lush among others. St Louis errors and late scoring prove decisive as injuries and notes about box score details appear, with Dwyer obituary context following.
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U Evans
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Goode
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Lush
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Shean
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Sharpe
Mesara
Brennan
Becca
Field Mouse Wins Blue Bonnets Feature at Montreal Meet
Montreal report notes a large crowd at Blue Bonnets as favorites won four races and two were taken by second choices with one outsider winning the steeplechase. Field Mouse carried August Belmont colors to victory in the third race, the feature, while other races featured Grania Adrinche and several longshot entries in close finishes.
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Perry Johnson
Flist Pesp
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the Golden Butterfly
Aylmer and Golconds
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Arcite
Toronto Track Results First Race for 2 Year Olds
Results at Toronto report the first race Purse 700 for two year olds over furlongs. Fr fos, 103 Faind, 7 to 2, won Allie Ailtzen 14% (Martini, 4 to 6) second Steve Baldwin 308 (Upton) out third. Time 1 Virginal and Phody stem ran.
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Kilderkin
Fea
Startle Triumphs in 2:11 Trot at Syracuse Grand Circuit
In Syracuse four fast races closed the Grand Circuit meet. Startle won the 2:11 trot over Juste after a tight stretch drive. Joe Boy beat Locust Boy and Dr Fox in the 2:11 pace in a neck finish. Peter Des V Deet ton won the 2:15 stake. Annapolis reports note Wheaton’s field coaching visit to Navy.
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Dr. Fox
Wheaton
Navy
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Naval Academy
Kale
Syracuse
Sarah Ann Patch
J. Gahagan
McDonald
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Locust Boy
Candy
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Caivey Ernest
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Bik. m
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Chater FR. Boog
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Start
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Tims
Oakland—Vandette
Jon Boy
Ae G
Lerry
Macey Bom
Peter
Rathbun
Nansot
Johnson
Gears
Oxfort Bar, Jr
Max
Misa Winters
Pennock Oriaan
Bob (Renyon
Washington Horse Wins 2 25 Trot at Prospect Park
Country Boy owned by Frank V. Crowa of Washington and driven by Alonzo Corbin won the 2:25 trot at Prospect Park in straight heats. He lowered his record to 2 20 1 4 with two heats at that pace, finishing each heat strongly while May Ditch was left in the dust. The Washington runner showed clear superiority throughout the event.
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Prospect Park
Washington Post
Baltimore
Country Boy
Frank V. Crowa
Alonzo Corbin
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