Dan Patch Fails To Lower Allentown Half Mile Record
Allentown Pennsylvania September 1 Dan Patch failed to beat the half mile track record of 2 61 set last year. Star pacer bred son of Joe Fatehen led the first quarter in 28 4, half in 59 4, and three quarters in 1 29. He tired on the final turn and finished the mile in 2 51 2. Other races included 240 pacing won by Dewitt in three heats time 2 18 4 2 16 1 2 EMH Tontuila and others starting. Further events feature 240 pacing purse 3000 Dewitt won three heats. 219 pacing purse 2500 Mos Mangolddvon second third and fourth heats. Multiple horses and drivers listed with purses up to 5600 Berles winning in three heats.
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Dan Patch
Joe Fatehen
Sunmary
Nat
Datsle Villers
Katle Harvey C Dick
T B
Quintos
Pavden
Mos Mangoldavon
Claibel
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Horst Ent
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Muiel — Browney
Cervett
Mollie Hal
Kannath KK
Hattie Median
Hapay Baran
Harold Wilkes
Fretting
Berles
Ime
Dane
HesAdlale
George
Hing Humbert
Ra Bryan
RAIN STOPS RACES AT COLUMBUS FOR DORIS B HEAT WIN
Rain ends a Columbus grand circuit card after one heat of the Board of Trade stakes. Doris B. wins the mile event amid muddy track action. Jubilee Beryl Wilkes Bolnar and Black Pet finish in order as plans shift to next days racing. Other notes cover Marlboro Maryland races and boxing in Baltimore with Sullivan vs Driggs. West Virginia tennis crowns awarded with Everett Brennen champion in Wheeling.
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Columbus
Ohio
Board of Trade
Enders
Jubilee
Beryl
Wemogeun
Parkersburg
W. Va
West Virginia
Everett Brennen
Wheeling
Ralph Hanlon
Everett Drennen
Drennen
Ward White
Nelson Hubbard
Ralph Hannah
Agriculture Trounces Foundry In Cup Series Opener
The Farmers rout Sunday-school champions 14 to 4 as Sanders dominates for Agriculture. Sheckells struggles with control and timing while Bryan steadies the mound for Foundry but the offense stalls after the early innings. Winston highlights infield play and Wiley drives key hits for Agriculture.
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Titus
Sanders
Foundry Boya
Farmers
Baseball Scores and Lineup From Washington Detroit Contest
National League games listed include Washington at Detroit and Chicago at Boston. Notable pitching by Shevkells and Bryan, with Sanders, Shacketts, Titus, and Pitus striking out. Stolen bases by Taylor Winston Doyle and Sandlrs. Hitlex pitcher Sheeketla with 2 hits. Benders 1. Umpires Messia Betts Handiboe. Time of game 60 minutes.
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Shevkells
Bryan
Pitus
Sanders
Shacketts
Titus
Warmen
Woodward
baces—Taylor
Winston, Doyle
Sandlrs
Plass
Wiley
Bishop
Conner
Sheeketla
Benders
Piteh— Sheekella
Paeesd pall—Woodward
Messia
Betts
Handiboe
Noted Day For Foundry And Aggies In Mixed Baseball Play
Foundry failed to steal a base off Cept Weber as Atchison filled in at short for Foundry with one error due to overexertion. Bandera showed strong form, Warren made a pretty catch near the soft fold, and Winston handled Aggies duties well. Harry Bryan pitched, Wiley and Wiley’s partner at short starred, but errors were rare for the Aggies aside from a ninth inning miscue.
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Church
Titus
George Washington
Foundry
Waseball
Taylor
Mags Sanders
Winston
Wiley
Tarsfor
Atchison
Hoffmdp
Bishop
Bliaeman
Weber
Shedells
Hartman
Doyle
Rose
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Stage Hands Beat Actors In Odd Theater Battery Game
Stage hands from Chase's Theater and members of The Queen of Highbinders staged a baseball clash on the White Lot yesterday. The unknown Comiskeys defeated the actors with a late surge as official scorers struggled to finish the chaotic box score amid foggy confusion and writer’s cramp.
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St Louis and Philadelphia Split Doubleheader in Standings Tie
In Philadelphia, St Louis and Philadelphia split a doubleheader with St Louis winning the first game and Philadelphia taking the second. The day featured strong hitting, defensive plays, and multiple scoring innings as both clubs battled for position in the standings.
Reds Win One Hall's Fine Flinging Takes First Game
Cincinnati wins the opener of a Brooklyn split doubleheader as Hall dominates pitching and Huggins, Lewis, and Alperman drive runs. The second game ends early due to darkness with Cincinnati and Brooklyn tied. notes include two base hits by Left, Stolen bases, errors, and umpire details.
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Edmondston Balks. Washington Athlete to Stay in City
Sherwood Edmondston, a Washington boy who starred for Cumberland Md and was slowed by Washington this season, will not join the local club. He returned yesterday as Jake Stohrned held him until the team heads west. Edmondston plans to stay a few days then go to Baltimore for a business position after which he may coach Tech football.
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Giants Not in Race Defeat by Pirates Ends New York Title Chase
New York, Sept. 19 Defeat by Pittsburgh ends the Giants' bid for a permanent title this season. Pirates win 9 to 4 as Chicago ties the National League record with 106 victories after beating Boston.
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Chicago
New York
Winning Today From Boston 3 to 1
Boston wins 3 to 1 as Chicago tallies in the later innings. Hitting highlights include Bates and Stenzel for Chicago, while Brown, Bridgman, and Moran contribute for Boston. Pitchers Young and Reulbach split the mound duties with a 1 hour 46 minute game time.
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Chicago Rally Falls Short as Athletics Win Hard Fought Game
Philadelphia defeated Chicago 4 to 3 in a rain interrupted contest. The White Sox rally in the last inning but the Athletics held on. Weather reduced play to near darkness as the teams traded blows with late lead changes and scraps in the field.
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Killian Returns to Game Beats Pilgrims in Detroit
Detroit pitcher Killian, after suspension was lifted, pitched his first game back and defeated Boston 9 to 2. He allowed six hits and worked through six innings, with Detroit collecting multiple hits and leaving few on base. Other baseball items note New York shut out St Louis 9 to 0 and Cincinnati fines for players Chase Moriarity and Wiene for violating independent play rules.
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Gallagher Set to Face Curnane in Columbia Immaculate Show
Columbia Athletic Club and Immaculate meet in a pivotal District championship clash as Gallagher and Curnane duel. Columbia plans to beat Immaculate to keep Agriculture alive. a Foundry loss yesterday leaves the Aggies hopeful. If Columbia falls, Agriculture nears the pennant, with a Swarthmore challenge noted.
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Naps Edge Nationals In Close Cleveland Victory
Cleveland defeats Washington 2 to 0 as Stovall and Rossman drive in runs. Bernhard pitches well for Washington while Hickman helps Cleveland with a key long double. Errors and defensive plays shaped a tight game in Cleveland.
Notes of the Game Chronicles Mixed Results and Injuries
The report details players such as Warcer Jackson Hardy and Turner in a rough game with injuries. It notes Birmingham’s status, a wrist injury, and multiple players' batting and pitching lines across Cleveland and Washington. It cites Rhoades Bernherd and Jos poe with varying success and mentions hospital stays and travel to bench.
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Jackson
Hardy
Larry
Birmingham
Bernhard
Jones
Wanlingtonian To Travel Via the Athike-Out Route To the Bench. ‘Hardy
Turner
Ray
Dubois
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Wasnington
Young Birds Do Well National Capital Flyers Race
National Capital district held a 100 young bird race from Chester yesterday after five days in the basket. C W Peebles observed the birds finishing around 3.80 yards per minute. Winners included Ford E Young and J C Ladd with diplomas and high yardage, Charles F Ruppert, W McD Lindser, R A Hunts, George P Mater, W Harvey Sortin, and Harry Bench. The pool bird prize went to Mr Ladd and Mr Ruppert won a prize for a named bird. Sundsy, 16 2a race to be held next.
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National Capital District
C. W. Peebles
Ford E Young
J. C. Ladd
Charles F. Ruppert
Lindser
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Sundsy
Little Beats Hink to Claim Metropolitan League Title
In New York on September 19, Little the former champion singles player won in straight sets over Otto Hink to capture the Metropolitan League title. Kelley and Hackett won the doubles, defeating Hink and Bick, as the series began at Westside Club. The decisive matches were set for Montclair Athletic Club in Montclair, N. J.
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G. C. Kelley
End Ho HL Hackett
F. B Alexander
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Montclair Athletic Club
Little
Otto H. Hink
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O. E. Bick
A. J Hink
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