Lost Two in the Mud New York Won in Eleventh
Yesterday's results show New York 3 over Washington 2 and New York 6 to Washington 1. Boston defeated Philadelphia 11 to 1. Cleveland beat St Louis 2 to 1. St Louis won 1 to 0 over Cleveland. Chicago-Detroit postponed. Today matches set New York at Washington Philadelphia at Boston Detroit at Chicago Cleveland at St Louis. Standing shows New York and Cleveland leading, with Boston, St Louis, Chicago, Philadelphia trailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
St. Louis
Chicago
Detroit
St. Louie
Doubleheader Mud Mess Delays Senators at American League Park
In a soggy doubleheader at American League Park nearly 3,000 fans endured four hours of baseball with rain and mud. New York beat Washington in both games, 3-2 and 5-1, as Chesbro and Orth clashed with the Senators pitchers. The opener featured a rain delay and field chaos, including a crawdad incident, while Highlanders attackers produced runs late in the first game and tied the two contests before the weather halted play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Old Sol
Empire Connolly
Brown
Senators
Highlanders
Jack Chasbro
Dougherty
Hughes
Keeler
Clarke
Stahl
Cassidy
Bilberfeld
Conroy
Willams
Donovan
Ganzel
Williams
Fultz
Hill
O'Neill
Huelsman
Chesbro
Mullin
McGuire
Elberfeld
Short
Wid
John
MacGuire
Idy
Wiliams
O’neill
Hinl
Fuitz
New York
AB. R
PO. A. E. Dougherty
Wet Ganzel
Fuite
Cheebro
Washington
Y ‘Hughes
Eberfeld
Caswidy
Sa. Donovan
Ae Kittredge
Jacobsen
Bayee
Orth
Hy Orth
Chesl "Oy
Beleman
Hil
Gan Keeler
Connolly
Patten vs Clarkson Ends Season For Senators In Harrisburg
The final season game features Case Patten pitching against Arthur Clarkson, former Harvard star, as the Senators face the New Yorks at 4 pm this afternoon. Manager Donovan shifts to a right handed pitcher due to slippery baseballs, with plans to play Harrisburg on Thursday and keep Mullin under orders as the season nears end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senators
St. Louis
Cassidy
Pennsylvania
Johnson
Donovan
Mullin
Boston Wins Batting Heavy Game Over Phillies
Boston defeated Philadelphia in a heavy batting affair as Bender left the mound in the fourth. Fairbanks fared poorly after replacing him. Hartsel fell ill and was replaced by Pickering. Attendance 6,723. Box scores show Selbach and Parent among top hitters for Philadelphia with La Chance and Noonan contributing for Boston in a game that lasted 1 hour 47 minutes.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Bender
Fairbanks
Hartsel
Pickering
Rhore Phiadelphia
Rao Selbach
Hartees
Parent
Stahl
Bruce
Collins
Abo
el Cross
Freeman
Seybold
Lachancello
Murphy
Ferris
Nooman
OM. Crass
Sao
O Schreck
Selbach
Ferra
la Chance
Stant
Noonan
Colling
Young
prieh—Renier
Gmpire
Mr. Sheridan
Even Break at St Louis Seiver Shuts Out Cleveland Second Game
St Louis and Cleveland split a pair with Siever dominating the second game, allowing five hits. Attendance 1,878 as St Louis won 4 0 in the second contest while Cleveland took the earlier game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Early Baseball Scores From The American and Southern Leagues
In the American Association KC split with St Paul 5 to 7 in the first game and 2 to 6 in the second. Columbus beat Indianapolis 5 2 in the first game and 7 2 in the second. Toledo and Louisville postponed for wet grounds. Milwaukee topped Minneapolis 11 5 in the first game and 4 1 in the second. In the Southern League Atlanta beat New Orleans 4 3 and 2 0 in two games. Nashville and Memphis played to a 9 9 tie after eight innings due to darkness. Montgomery defeated Shreveport 3 2. Birmingham edged Little Rock 2 1. Other games were rained or postponed with several matches listed as rain or darkness affected.
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American Association
Kansas City
St. Paul
Atlanta
New Orleans
Nashville
Memphis
Montgomery
Shreveport
Birmingham
Little Rock
Speedway harness races promise lively fall program
Local crack horsemen bring a trio of Baltimore bred pacers to challenge Washington entries including Samuel Gassenheimer’s pacer and Ben D. 2 06 1 4 under Keene as Lauer, Stubener Baldwin and Dr. Robinson bring their own teams. Special to The Washington Post Charlottesville reports a Virginia football coach hire with G Foster Sanford commanding over 2000 salary, the largest in the South. Richmond College hires Dr. Harry Wall as coach as fall practice starts under his leadership. Women turn to Parker remedies for relief and hair growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lauer
Baltimore
Virginia
Maryland
Washington
Samuel Gassenheimer
W. Thomas Keene
Ben D
West Virginia
P. H. G Stubener
Howard Russell
Thomas
Baldwin
Hobson
Dr. Robinson
I. Lauer
Dan W
George B
Mark
Sadie N
Wahlington
Mr. Lauer
Ernest Gerstenberg
Dan
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Bell
G. Foster Sanford
New York
East
Sanford
South
Yale
Columbia University
Columbia
Princeton
New Haven
New York City
Richmond
Richmond College
Harry Wall
Hig
National League Results and Today’s Schedule
Yesterday Brooklyn defeated Pittsburg 4 3 while Brooklyn edged Pittsburg 1 1. St Louis beat Boston 4 1, Philadelphia and Chicago rainouts, New York and Cincinnati also rained out. Today Pittsburg at Brooklyn, Chicago at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at New York, St Louis at Boston. St Louis won a slow game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
St Louis
Boston
Philadelphia-Chicago
New York-Cincinnati
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
New York
Louis
W. Ys
Pet
St. Louis
Monet Wins Bayshore Stakes at Gravesend in Photo Finish
Monet ridden by Kunz won the Bayshore Selling Stakes at Gravesend aboard, Armenia the favorite narrowly beaten by a half length. Ascension finished third as Monet led early then stretched to the wire. Also noted: Jockey Kunz suspended two days for post behavior. Other races featured Leto ia and Santa Catalina as winners with fields including Canteen, Tai San, Shipshape, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Monet
Gravesend
Armenia
Ascension
Old England
Agcengion
Dick Bernard
Kunz
Leto~ia
Crimmins
Geranium
W. Hennessy
Major Pelham
Hildebrand
Canteen
Tai San
Shipshape
Wagery
Bob Murphy
Liberia
Missing Link
Hello
Portland
Funny Side
Qiseau
Lyne
Bio
Blandy
O'Neil
Heart's Desire
Linda Lee
Handzarra
Jim Beattie
Wayward Love
Metropole
White Stone
Canada
Gallo
Bayshore
Gannon
W. Davis
Ishlana
Ola England
Arsenal
King Pepper
Sweet Alice
Osmonde
Sonoma Belle
Cochran
St. Valentine
Redfern
Hurst Park
Mabel Hichardson
Andrew Mack
Santa Catalina
Burns
Lucy Yyune
CW. Davis
Tloralia
Myophia
Maude Fenly
Jennie McCabe
Nellie Russell
Witch Hazel
Raiment
Favermeer
Miss M. C
Miles
Stuyve
Reveille
Mexico
Brooklynite
Gay Lotharto
Seals
Ganzvoort
Topic
Akela
Alan
To-Morrow
Tescan
van Nese
Grenade
Furt Kane
Wotan
Marjoram
Rosebon
Gold Saint
Duttling
Sir Briler
King Cole
Flying Buttress
Headmaster
Bonfire
Gorbagalion
Garcar
Jim Slick
Roca
Glen Echo
Teacress
Gamara
Trapper
Czaraphine
Bulwark
Lincroft
Merry Lark
Red Fox
Gold Ton
Carrie Jones
Bank
Britzh Up
Hurstbourne
Champlain
Brigand
Hotshot
Automaster
Salt and Pepper
Queen Rose
Bravery and
Coy Maid
Sea Girl
Prude
Awakening
Galico
Delusion
Ricky T
Emery
Dan Connors
Ikki
Ben Crockett
Water Panay
Brooklyn Hit Case Hard In Pittsburgh Split
Brooklyn and Pittsburg split a doubleheader in Brooklyn on September 20. Pittsburg won the first game 3 to 1 as Brooklyn’s Case was hit hard in the third inning. The second game was tied 1 to 1 when rain halted play after seven innings. Gilbert debuted in left for Pittsburg and impressed. Attendance about 2,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Gilbert
Pitsburg
Dillon
Ae Beaumont
Gereler
Richey
Lumley
Leach
Sheckard
Baby
Brefiela
Jones
Case
McCormick
Shephard
Gessler
Hergen
Balves
Sneckard
Raid
Jordan
O Leach
McC'm'k
Babb
Br'sfield
Hatch
Kruger
Ritter
O Archer
Robertaille
Mitchell
Weener
Phelps
Pittabure
Pitteburg
Balla
Mitchel
Robertaffic
Batch
Bransfeld
Archer
Umphey
Messie
Moran
O'Day
St Louis Archery Contest Opens Olympic Trials
The Olympic archery championships began at the World's Pair stadium under National Archery Association rules. Weather limited shooting to American double rounds. Philip Bryant of Boston defeated Robert Williams of Washington after Williams led by thirty in the first half. Bryant scored 1 048 with 176 hits. Williams had 169 hits for 91. Mrs. M C Howell of Cincinnati won the ladies American doubles with 867 points, followed by Mrs. H C Pollack and Mrs. C R Woodruff of Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Williams
Washington
Philip Bryant
Boston
St. Louis
Natonal Archery Association
W. A. Thompson
M. C. Howell
Cincinnati
H. C. Pollack
C. &. Woodruff
Prominent Stag Last Shoes Hint at Superior Value
These $3.50 shoes claim pretentious style and higher value than rivals five to eight dollars more. Parker-Bridget garments boast top quality at lower prices with ready to wear comfort and fit, urging shoppers to compare finish fabrics and character before paying more.
Allan Lard Helps Washington in Olympic Golf First Round
Allan Lard of Washington defeats A C Vickery while Walter Egan falls to A B Lambert in the first round of the Olympic international golf championship at St Louis on Sept 20. Thirty six hole matches feature one sided results as 16 players advance to round two with clubs from St Louis and Chicago well represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Mo
Chicago
Ned Sawyer
Stimpson Foulke
Wheaton Golf Clab
H. HB. Egan
Nathaniel F. Moore
Arthur Havemeyer
Deal Beach
Frank C. Newton
Seattle
Wash
Pacific Coast
Canada
George Lyon
St. Louis
Allan Lord
Washington
D. C
A. B. Lambert
Walter Egan
Exmoor
P. MecKinnie
Harald Weber
Toledo
Robert E. Hunter
Midlothian Club
H. C. Egan
Baltusrol
Alban Lord
Washington, D. C
A. C. Vickery
Glen Echa
Stuart G. Stickney
George
Lyon
A. B. Lambert Ve
Ralph Melftrick
Mason E. Phelps
Alan Lard
Frank ©. Newton
B. F. McKinde
Simpson Foulis
D. E. Sawyer
W. Arthur Stickney
H. W. Allen
H. Chandler Egan
Parker Bridget & Co Head to Foot Outfitters Racecard
Parker Bridget & Co headlines a betting race card with multiple events. Samran led in the first with 3 to 1, Moonraker 40 to 4 and Light Brigade second. subsequent races featured Light Brigade and Early Boy in a mile event, Hagel Baker led a six furlong race, War Whoop won a mile and a sixteenth, Nimble Dick placed behind War Whoop, and Minotaur won a six furlong race with France Light in second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker, Bridget & Co
9Th and
Pennsylvania Avenue
Samran
Moonraker
James W
Light Brigade
Early Boy
Wiye
Hagel Baker
Step Dance
Pelton
War Whoop
Nimble Dick
Loupania
Minotaur
France Light
Lenox Golf Tourney Opens as McBurney Captures Cup
Lenox Mass Sept 20 The ninth annual Lenox Golf Club open tournament began with forty five entrants in the Lenox Cup qualifying round Malcolm McBurney of Stockbridge and Harvard clubs posted the best score with 78 while 1902 winner N Matlouf and 1901 winner John Moller Jr fell in early match play The field narrowed to four pairs for tomorrow’s second round with McBurney facing Samuel Frothingham Lenox A L White Wolaston facing F C Robertson Ekwanok M Singer Lenox meeting D D Dana Lenox FE A Thompson Lenox facing P W Whitemore Brookline
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm McBurney
Lenox
Mass
Lenox Golf Club
Stockbridge
Harvard
N. Matlouf
Ekwanok
John Moller
Lakewood
Delmar sprint feature won by Barklyite in tight finish
Barklyite rode by CW Watson edged Footlights Favorite by a neck in the Delmar sprint as Jock Eyre Rice rode four winners on the card track heavy. Other race results list tight finishes and odds with several horses like Seven furlongs Dargin Algonquin and Aleom R. among runners. Arlington club banquet celebrated season ending while Navy Academy notes a New York Yacht Club prize for cutter races and tennis rounds at Columbia Golf Club delayed by rain.
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Footlights
Delmar
St. Louis
H. Anderson
North Wind
Dugan
Sanctissima
Torlo
Lockaway
D'Arcy
Purrhy
Bradley Bill
Tern’s Rod
Rice
St. Fleur
W. Watson
Judge Brady
D. Austin
Ara
Bavarian
Shadow Prince
Mr. Wixson
Piller
Tullatuckes
Zxtol
Ricel
Athena
HowHng Dervish
Perrino
Albany Girl
Mamacie
Dr. Kier
Fist One
Barkly
CW. Watson
Commntore
Tower
Dargin
Anderson
Algonquin
Seder
Atta
Responsive
Canyon
Potente
Laura Hunter
Glenneyis
Lelia Hunter
Ethel’s Pride
Ethel Barry
Mian Powell
Sigmund
Miracle II
Tangible
Mamselle
Doctor Riley
Flist Chip
Worthington
Beboove
Joe Doughty
Captain Brolaski
Lady Mercury
Jungle
Artena
Red Leaf
Allen Avon
Tom Sheily
Frank Collins
Jerry Hunt
Laure Hunter
Pourquot Pa
Hirdie Stone
Orient
Hila
Dotinda
Mission
Gon Goo
Broodier
Luebin
Mainepring
Washington Post
Annapolis
Naval Academy
New York Yacht Club
Navy Department
Kenneth Whiting
Larchmont
Grant Wins South Championship Match at Washington Armory
Joe Grant of Washington defeated Charles Reineke of Richmond in a two falls to decide the South championship at the Washington Light Infantry Armory last night. Grant dominated, forcing two bridges on Reineke before pinning for the wins in 15 and 9 minutes, with P. P. OConnor as referee and Burlingame and Americus in the corners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Richmond
Joe Grant
Charles Reineke
Washington Light Infantry Armory
South
Grant
Reineke
P. P. O'Connor
George Burlingame
Americus
Baltimore
Reinecke
Glidden Reaches Vancouver After Fast Auto Tour
Charles J. Glidden arrives in Vancouver British Columbia from Boston completing a world auto tour. He averaged 23 mph overall with 18.13 mph on highways and 3 mph by rail, taking 28 days from Minneapolis to Vancouver. Washington and Lee opens football with a 22 to 0 win over Miller's School in Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Glidden
Vancouver
Boston
British Columbia
Minneapolis
Southern Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Washington Post
Lexington
Washington and Lee University
Miller
Albemarle
Bledsoe
Anderson
Chilton
Woodson
Cicero Stakes at Harlem Won by Stroller in Easy Fashion
Stroller led from the start to capture the Cicero Stakes at Harlem Chicago on September 2 with Spencerian second and Fonsoluca third on a cloudy muddy track. The program lists six more races at Cicero and a Toronto track results note, including winners such as Five four songs and John E. Owens, plus other race outcomes and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cicero
Harlem
Chicago
Stroller
Spencerian
Fonsoluca
Happy Jack
Melotyre
Freebooter
Traxler
Clyde
Henry
Raviana
Efie M
Togo
Basswood
Vilve
Green Rose
Tarcola Belle
John E. Owens
Johnson
Dominique You
Archibald
Allegiance
Eggerson
Dagmar
Swarzweld
Shaver
McIntyre
Port Royal
Kleinwood
Father Talent
Magistrate
Aubuchen
Judge Himes
Gregor K
Katie Powers
Thane
Ahola
Subtle
Robtine
Belle Kinney
Lady Wilmot
Seamster
Lady Bnngon
Moorish Damsel
Gallant Cassle
Kid Weller
Odebnit
Bashtul
Gypzone
East Son
Big Ben
Prior
Nannie Hodge
Lannon
Avenger
Americano
White Plume
Great Basteto
Harris
Mr. Far
Num
Wedderstand
Louisvile
Wiley
the Way
Sir Hugh
Benyon Caldwell
Ben Heywood
la Chaperone
Alamede
Excentral
Foxy Grandma
Lady Fashion
Logistela
Rathekeller
Black Art
Bonnie Franca Charlie
Ed Barry
Lockout
Padre
Torpedo
Bernice
Allista
Barkelmore
Bob McLean
Jim Hale
Ghats
Murenca
Falermian
Rag ‘Fag
St Tammany
Soufriere
Felipe Luge
Frontemac
St. Merrylegs
Bombardier
Cardinal Wolsey
Mohican
General Steward
Janeta
Dundall
Clara Berry
Doctor C
Aveful Lady
Azelina
Fay Templeton
Annie
Lieut. Rice
Arah May
Cutter
Girdlestone
Welling
Wenrick
Linda Leib
Royal Pirate
Curate
Sweet Tone
Ben Chance
Spencer Ian
Gold Banner
Great Eastern
Chockayette
Plau
Fought From Wire to Wire at Columbus Grand Circuit
Showers and strong wind slowed the second day of racing in Columbus Ohio as most heats ran from wire to wire. Alexander lost the first heat but recovered to win the 2 23 trot. Nancy H led the 2 15 pace while Mainland and Brownie Wilton contested the 2 19 trot. Darkness stopped the fourth heat and Wednesday’s events include Major Delmar challenging Crescens’ record without wind shield or pacemaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Alexander
Nancy H
Hudson
Edwin Co
Rosewood
Mainland
Brownie Wilton
Delmar
Crescens
Bog
Star Duroc
Geers
John Caldwell
Strathway
Thompson
Asne
Smith
de Ryder
Bik. m
Gamietty Wilkes Churbon
Crist
Re. G
Stokes
R. G
Snow
Buckley
Christiana Simmons
Bik
Snyder
Outcome
G. G
Bacon
Ch. m
Grover
Vice Regal
B. G
James
Bessie Scoble
G. m
Sheriden
Foxy Quiller
B. H
Burgess
C. Wilson
Axtell
Hudcop
Brownis Witton
B. Hy
Whiten
Seun Fers
Jesse O. Ro. G
Georg
Mise Jeanette
Blk. m
Eehers
Aylwyn
Br. G
Sperry
Br. H
Denwrest
The Proper Garment for Fall from E. B. Kind
The store promotes its fall ready-to-wear line made in its own workroom by skilled tailors. It promises justice in construction, finest materials, and meticulous finishing. A large fall showing is planned with a wide assortment awaiting inspection in the city.
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Cheabro
Take
Kittredge
Kegler
Muller
Stan
Mullen
Willop
Kittredgs
O'Neils
Connov
Ams
Flunsmans
Ham
Jong
Dawn
Gan
Jaeobgen
Jimmy
Gangzel
Istverfeld
Conoy
Mac
Buck
Kesler
Tip
Huels- Inman
Kitttridge
Willie
Mertz
Mertz and Mertz CO
F St
D Conroy
Gimra Connelly
Patten
Clarkson
Siever
Jie
St. Loui
Oak Burkett
O'Laish
Heldrick
Bradley
Wallace
Buelow
Howell
Si Rhoades
D Hemphill
Hess
Hynes
Rossman
Filck
Bemis
Flick
Ithoades
Balle
Rhoades
Ekeland
Mesers
O'Loughlin
Ing
Rhore Burkett
OlLash
Hines
Padden
Tormer
Oana Moran
Oogoa Kahoe
Slever
Moore
Donahue
Bemts
Turner
Lush
Pudden
Bally
Stever
Messrs. O'Loughlin and King
Rochester
Toronto
Buffalo
Montreal
Lauer
Ceach
Parker
National League
McNichols
Wildness
Farrell
Eras Hiu
Barclay
Beckley
Tenney
Chio
Smoot
Delehanty
Dunisavy
Oran
Leven Shay
Lauterb'n
Grady
Ol O'Hara
Rnelil
Beel Jey
Dunleavy
Murch
Shay
OM McNichols
Oneill
Mr. Zimmer
Ormonde
Oiseau
Letola
St.louis
Allan Lard
Lenox Golf Tourney
Barklyite
Tisonne
Berlin
Nosaucnump
Charley” van Duren
Arlington
Arlington Baseball Club
Charles Nairn
Fd Veihmeyer
Edwin Nairn
Howard Nairn
Albert Veihmeyer
C. Hoover
E. Egan
New York Club
Columbia Golf Club
Washington and Lee
S. Goldheim @ Sons
Seventh St
Woodbine
Ontario Jockey Club
Persistence IK
Non Conspiracy
Coe Bbo Outfitters
Seminary Dents Ka
Loweet Whiteley Exerciser
Walfords Sporting AS Atilletic
PA Ave
SBS
Monitote
Lake
Eye
Camrada
BERT
Gesease
D.C
James S. Topham
F Street
Lowis Bush's
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Cafe
Muncie
Ind
William
Leonard
Wheeling
Here
America
F. van Dex
Fifth St
Beaver Falls
Penn
Pat
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