Giants and Athletics set for wary World Series talk
New York clinches National League pennant and coach by-words center on Giants base running. The Athletics' catching corps is forecast to test them, with Mack's pitchers expected to tighten in a close series. McAleer faces shifts as managers name all-star rosters and plan player movements for the season end and the possible World Series matchup.
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New York
Giants
Athletics
Thomas
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Mack
Lelie
Baseball League Matchups For Today
The American League slate features Chicago at Washington and St Louis at Philadelphia. Cleveland visits New York while Detroit travels to Boston. Strong lineups clash as teams eye early-season standings and division momentum.
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Chicago
Washingtor
St. Lonia
Philadelphia
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Boston
Lonis
Washington
St. Louis
Baseball Scores and Schedule From Yesterday and Today
Yesterday New York beat Philadelphia 3 to 2. Chicago topped Pittsburgh 9 to 3. Boston defeated Brooklyn 9 to 3. Cincinnati beat St Louis 4 to 3 and Boston 4, Cincinnati 2. Today Philadelphia visits Chicago and New York visits St Louis. Boston plays Pittsburgh and St Louis hosts Cincinnati.
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New York
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Barry Nets Norfolk Club and Plans Quick Purchase
James E. Barry, a Virginia alumnus and Norfolk businessman, has secured an option on the Norfolk baseball franchise and will close the deal within a week. He aims to buy the team alone and may keep Charley Rabb as manager, after consulting Virginia League President Williams in Roanoke. Baseball fans in Norfolk welcome the sale amid unclear prior ownership.
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Washington Post
Norfolk
James E. Barry
University of Virginia
Bar
Charley Rabb
Tom
Roanoke
Willams
Virginia League
Thornton tennis winner claims Ohio title in doubles
Dr Nate Thornton of Atlanta and Frank Marty of Fort Thomas won the state men's doubles title by beating Cleveland pair Benton and Potter in five sets after darkness delayed yesterday's play. Sutton and Hart won mixed doubles, beating Dodd and Thornton 6-4 to end the tournament.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Nate Thornton
Atlanta
Frank. Marty
Fort Thomas
O. Benton
FH. F. Potter
Goea AL
Miss M Sutton
Chain
Fred Hart
Dhrmpion
Marjorie Dodd
Cincinnati
Dr. Thornton
Clabby and Lewis Agree on Bouts with Gibbons Next
Milwaukee September 1 9 Jimmy Clabby of Milwaukee and Willie Lewis of New York reached a twelve round agreement for a Boston bout on September 2. Clabby will fight Mike Gibbons fifteen rounds at Winnip er September 4 with 150 pound weight limit at 8 o clock.
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Milwaukee
Jimmy Clubs
Wille Lewis
New York
Boston
Clabby
Mike Gibbons
St. Paul
Winniper
Five Run Fifth Lifts Nationals Past Sox 7 3
Washington pitchers and Batters explode in the fifth as ten men strike, with Bodie and Barrows keying a five-run rally. McBride, Milan, and Schaefer contribute pivotal hits while Groom holds Chicago to three runs through seven innings. Six batters score in the inning, sealing a 7 3 victory for Washington.
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Joe §. Jackson
Sox
Nationals
Mr. B. Sullivan
Lee Tannehill
Ping Bodie
Wiliam
Doc White
Schaffer
Elberfeld
Hts
Daffy
Bob Groom
Callahan
Chicago
Capt
Lord
Mr. Duffy
Barrows
Lowell
Mass
Mr. Barrow
Mr. Hogan
St. Louis
McIntyre
Groomy
Washington
Groom
Bodie
Gessler
Morgan
McBride
Tannehill
Hase
Groom Fannet Collins
Sullivan
White
McConnell
Lift
Zeier
Henry
Milan
Schaefer
Eider
Morgan Hilt
Tanne
Zeider
Iberfeld
Collins
Long
Collings
Yor Long
FR. H. Po.a
Schueley
Elberfeli
Groan
R. H. PO
E. McConnell
Zelder
Belle
Tammerill
Sullie White
Tetain
Chiesa
Gosslar
Henry McConnell
Houble
Etberfeld
Zolder
Mctfonnell
Colling
Messra
Perrine
Dineen
Nationals vs Nationals opposition detailed in a tight game
The report covers players Hughes Cashion Hoviik Bens Morgan and Milan with strong mentions of Long Groom Elberfeld and McConnell. It describes defensive plays pitching by White and Sullivan and offensive highlights including doubles by Milan and a key sacrifice by Weary as the Nationals edge toward victory.
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Hughes
Cashion
Nationals
Hoviik
Bens
Morgan
Long
McIntyre
Zeider
Comiskey
Redie
Milan
Washington
Groom
White
Walker
Johnson
McConnell
Messrs
Perrina
Henry
Eberfeld
Schaefer
Ieadoff
Eyberfeld
McAlory
Sox
Collins
Tannehill
McBride
Lavender to report to Montreal Royals after Cubs draft
Baltimore report states Jimmy Lavender, drafted from Providence in the Eastern League by the Chicago Cubs, must report to the Montreal Royals immediately. Lavender is to be sent to the Canadians as partial payment for Ward Miller who will join the Cubs after the Eastern League season. Grays manager Atz warns Chicago not to let Lavender slip back to the minors and insists he must pitch for Providence if returned.
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Jimmy Lavender
Providence
Chicago Cubs
Montreal Royals
Lavender
Windy City
Ward Miller
Cubs
Atz
Grays
Chicago
Tf Lavender
Cobb Averts Blanks as Giants Beat Pirates
A Red Sox 2 to 1 victory follows Cobb s homer in the first. Speaker and D Lewis drive late defense to retire Delahanty at the plate. Cobb, Speaker, and Lewis tally in a tight Boston win as Collins holds. Giants need only break even to clinch pennant. Pittsburgh defeated in a six to three game pace.
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Phillies
CUBS
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Collins
Speaker
Delahanty
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Red Sox
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Hnston
Willet
Pirot
Hoston
Vlicher
Wilet
Lenin
Collings
Messie
Egan
O'baughin
George Bad In Seventh Inning Sparked Phillies Win
Philadelphia defeated St Louis 5 to 1 as George was strong until the seventh when four hits a pass and a double steal produced five runs. Cast list and box show lineups for both teams with George pitching for Philadelphia and Krause for St Louis. Time two hours. Umpires Mullen and Evans.
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Archer
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Beck
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Eason
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el Beck
Boolan
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George
Ee el Phila
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Oldring
Collins
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Krause
Laporte
Hogan
Austin
Porte
Kutiva
T. Ous
Mullen and Evans
Brooklyn Wins Opening Game In Ninth Rally
Brooklyn defeated Cincinnati 7 to 5 in the opening game of the series. Rucker was relieved for Daly who sparked the rally with a key hit. Mismatched lineups and erratic pitching marked the contest as Brooklyn pulled away late in the game for the win.
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Rucker
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OlClarke
Compton
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O OF
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Egan
Almeida
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Cincinnaty
R. Smith
Bergen
Gaspar
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Joulson
R Smith
Steel
Naps and Yankees In Tie Remains After Ninth
New York and Cleveland battled to an 8 to 3 tie as darkness halted play after nine. Cree homered for New York but was cut down trying to stretch a double, Krapp stayed in after being spiked, and a long game featured wild pitching and multiple errors.
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Cleveland
Rapp
Fisher
Cree
Krapp
Chase
Hoa
Hoae Butcher
O Walter
Olson
Ofzinn
Jackson
Handiboe
Lasie
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Ain
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Dolan
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Caldwell
Butcher
Olgon
C. Fisher
R. Fisher
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Dutcher
Birmingham
G. Fisher
Basls
Whiter
Blait
Innnings
Messrs
Connally and
Westervelt
Sensational ninth inning rallies for St Louis beat Boston 13 to 12
In St Louis on September 19 a 28-man, 2 hour 3 minute game featured seven pitchers. St Louis won 13 to 12 after a late rally. Boston and St Louis each tallied numerous hits with Evans Konetchy McDonald and Mille among the leaders. The second game was halted to allow Boston to catch a train.
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Bt. Louis
OlGolden
Pfeffer
Slandridge
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O‘dale
Sweeney
OlCamnitz
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Dale
Carmnitz
Smith
Rt. Louis
Denlin
Ingerton
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Hauser
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Mille
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Huggins
Wille
Perdue
Kirke
Hik
Dowbie Plaza
Bridge
Houser
Wingo
Konetch
Kling
Magee
Gakes
Mowray
Dy Standridge
Golden
Standridge
Carnitz
Lonlnga
Olden
Messie
O'Day
Emstie
Changes in A. L. Roster Amid League Deluges
Chicago announces player releases to Des Moines and multiple teams. Names include H Pinkerton B White D Criss Meyer and others moving to Laulaville Clay Center South Toledo Buffalo St Louis Boston Toronto Jersey City Brockton New Bedford St Paul Genoa and more. Contracts listed with Chicago St Louis Detroit Bowton New York.
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B. B. Johnson
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H. Pinkerton
B. White
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D. Criss
Curry
Clay Center
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Meloan
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Buffalo
Bruickmiller
Wright
Bernolds
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Waffle
Toronto
Wilson
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Chapman
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Justice
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A. Kerry
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Tatedo
G. Hardin
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Cigerdld
Magher
Doston
Thoney and Myers
Brockton
Baker
Gianini
New Bedford
St. Paul
E. Karger
Setoria
Chietgn
J. Benz
Worthington Leads in Westy Hogan Tourney Preliminaries
Trap shooters from the East South and Midwest plus Canada competed in Atlantic City on September 1. H Linn Worthington broke 98 targets to lead the 100 singles. Lester German was second with 97 and Jerome De Bee of Utica New York among others posted high scores. In doubles EB Rogers president of the Cleveland Gun Club led with 19 breaks.
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Utica
N.Y
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Watcher
Iowa
George L. Lynn
M. Funk
R. Graham
Ingleside
Westy Hogan
C. de Quilifeldt
Amityville
Long Island
Jesse
Hilton and Evans to Play in British Golf Final
In Southampton on September 19 Great Britain faces Chicago in the final of the invitation tournament at the national golf links of America. H H Milton the British champion and recent American champion and Charles Evans Jr Edgewater lad who won the French title will meet after Milton edged W T Fownes Jr in extra holes and Evans defeated William Watson seven up with six to play. An Australian Northern Union rugby team plans a tour of Great Britain later this year.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
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Herreshoff
Wiliam Watson
Baltusrol
Giants aim to sweep all remaining series this season
In New York on September 19, the Giants look to finish the year without dropping a full campaign's series. McGraw's club held strong against several teams with mixed results and faces Chicago and Philadelphia in remaining games. An even split with Chance's team could still allow a season sweep, while the Athletics in the American League are projected to drop one game to Detroit.
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Clarke
Ae Hoare O]devers
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Boston
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Philadelphia
Phillies
Chance
Athletics
Detroit
The Home Life of the Zar Revealed by Count Rodionoff
Count Rodionoff, long serving as Nicholas II's personal bodyguard, claims the czar once ordered a sentry to guard him from his grandfather's ghost. The piece previews material from The Home Life of the Zar in next Sunday's Family Magazine section of The Washington Post.
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Russia
Count Rodionoff
Nicholas
Family Magazine
Washington Post
Hahn & Co
Woodward & Lothrop
Gittings bill to aid race track directors faces passage
Albany September report says the Gittings bill to relieve racing association directors from nobility for betting at tracks is set for another Assembly debate with strong odds of passing. Critics warn of bipartisan Republican Democrat backing mirroring prior efforts to defeat the direct primary bill. The outcome could keep metropolitan tracks closed this season.
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Albany
N. Y
O. R. Miller
New York Civic League
All-Round Meet Plans In Southern Association
New Orleans on September 19 reports the Southern Association A A U annual meeting. A subscription was started to secure all-round championships for 1912 from the national body. All old officers were reelected and secretary Benedetto contracted to take 75 athletes to the Gulfport track meet on November 11.
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Southern Association
National Association
Benedetto
Gulfport
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