Agriculture and Columbia Clash for Cup in Capital City
In a doubleheader at American Teaghe Park this afternoon the Agriculture and Columbia Athletic Club play the decisive Capital City Cup bout to crown the district amateur baseball champion. Immaculate Fronary battles Foundry for the nightcap as part of the slate, with betting heavy and both teams hoping to clinch a title.
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Agriculnce
Columbia Athletic Club
Immaculate
American Teaghe Park
District of Columbia
Agriculture
Columbia
Ahines Cody
Ageles-Columbia
Agri
Fonmndry Yeswits
Columbia Ance
Ont- TV
Columbias
Immaculates
Priday
Cateals- Hlons
O'Connor
Foundry
Curnane
Ulg
Post's Football Corner Promotes Washington Football Rules
The Post's Rugby Department offers guidance to young Washington on mastering new football rules. It promises coverage for football regions East West North and South and notes coaching input from George Washington and Georgetown fields. The piece lists staff names, upcoming practices, and a long schedule including Georgetown Washington Western Maryland St John’s Annapolis and Mount Washington events.
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the Post
Washington
Philadelphia
Biddle Atlantic Football Committee
New York
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Delaware
New Jersey
Babbitt
Heverford
Staten
Gallaudet
T Capt
Horton
Kubzak
Underkit
Sharp
Cedwell
Georgetown
Georgetown Field
George Washington
University Field
Western Maryland
Westminster
St John’s College
Annapolis
Tock Hill College
Kendall Green
Mount Washington Cub
Georgetown Athletic Association Amends Summer Baseball Rule
At a Gaston Hall meeting the Georgetown Athletic Association amended last springs rule on summer baseball finding it faulty. The rule now allows any member who owes the varsity team to play summer ball provided they do not play in a lounge under the national agreement from the Drl State League. Herbert Dosh was selected to succeed Ward Gannei as manager of the baseball team.
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Georgetown Athletic Association
Gaston Hall
Herbert Dosh
Execuive
Ward Gannei
Suhreck Goes Home Leaves Athletics Catcher
Oze Senreck opgest, Athletics star catcher, goes home after a night with German friends. He claims no suspension and says Mack ordered him to pack up and leave the Planters' camp. He asserts no argument occurred and he will be away Friday night.
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Athletics
Washington Post
St. Louis
Oze Senreckopgest
Egme
Harlin's
Planters
Mack
Mme
Petworth Club Hosts Second Season Smokers Match Night
The Petworth Athletic Club held its second smoker of the season on Thursday evening. Thomas K Hopkins of Brooklyn assisted with the event as a handicap wrestling bout closed the program featuring Mike Murray and Greek Polumbo with Murmy Sarina in Polumbo's corner until time expired.
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Petworth Athletic Club
Thomas K. Hopkins
Brooklyn
Gens-Nelson Gehe Nie Sures
Mike Murray
Polumbo
Murmy Sarina
Wazl
Foundry 15 Beaten In A Hard Fought Game
Columbia defeats Foundry 3 to 2 in a stubborn contest. Beckett relieves Symanoski in the fourth, allowing no further runs as Columbia seizes the lead with five hits in that frame. Fulcher and Bryan stand out on defense with key plays, while Symanoski start strong before the rally.
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Foundry
Columbia
O'Conper
S ¥Manaski
Beckett
Foundley
Harry Bryan
Roundy
Pomeroy
Broal
Wartan
Torney
Bryan
Conner
Bishop
Warman
Woodwall
Aingle
Columotia
Stone
Vorney
King
Hook
Mullie
Bartic Westele
Fulcher
Colimbla RA Sarl
Rhoaer Tories
Wks
Blehop
Taya
di Conner
Lo Beckett
Torntes
Columbias
Piteiset
Bran
Fz S
Maneski
Manesk
Balk
Bachate
Moyers Bells
Post season games set for Buffalo Columbus series
Arrangements completed for a post season series between Buffalo, the Eastern League pennant winner, and Columbus, the American Association pennant winner. Six games planned, three in Buffalo September 27 28 and 29 and three in Columbus September 30 October 1 and 2. An extra game possible in a later agreed city. Receipts go to players with winners receiving 6 percent and losers 4 percent. Only bona fide team members may play. Eastern League to pick umpire and an indicator handler to be chosen from the American Association.
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Columbus
Buffalo
N. Y
American Association
Notable notes from a disrupted game report
Fragmented OCR text details a sports scene with players named Warner Armour Kitson Coughlin and Mil, noting warming up and a bench. The piece mentions a team’s effort against a rival, with references to substitutions and bench strength. An advertisement line about subscriptions appears at the end.
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Jack Warner
Armour
Bill Coughlin
Kitson
Kent
Bimarié
Senisfe
Garman
Seholing
Baseball scores and matchups from leagues and cities
Major and minor league results list scores for American and National Leagues with matchups including Detroit Washington St Louis Philadelphia New York Chicago Cleveland Boston Cincinnati Brooklyn and Pittsburgh. Pairings note upcoming games: Washington at Detroit Philadelphia at St Louis Boston at Cleveland New York at Chicago.
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Detroit
Washington
St. Loui
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Pittabura
St. Louie
National League
Cincimat
Pittsburg
Washington Beats Armour Five to Four In Detroit
Washington outbatted Armour's men and stranded runners, but Schlafly's ninth inning homer ruled the game. Hickman and Anderson sparked a late rally, Schlafly's two runs score on an error, and Detroit held on to win 5-4. Umpire Hurst ruled Schlafly safe at the plate as the decisive runs crossed.
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Washington
Detroit
Mich
Armour
Caupit
Hurst
Tle
Smith
Seiver
Lehmilét
Vas
Hickman
Anderson
Wake
Eerit
Stanley
Schaefer
Jack Warner
Stahl
Werner
Behinfiy
Sleyer
Reff
McIntyre
O'Leary
Hurat
Schlafly
I Kitson
MeIntyre
Coughlin
Crawford
Gabb
Schmidt
Bebrefar
Lindsey
Slever
Stendey
Smith Sesimm
Teo
Kiteda
Lindsay
Sehiaty
Saeriiicn
Mets
Isis
Grantard
Ghoee Sholen
Liphony
Bein
Baxeo
Slover
Mr. Hurst
Yankees Take Two as New York Tops Chicago in Doubleheader
New York defeated Chicago in both games of a Sept. 21 doubleheader. Visiting pitchers were strong behind heavy hitting, and the Yankees won the first game in the final inning. The second game was cut short by rain with New York leading 4 to 1 after six innings.
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New York
Chicago White Sox
Chicago
Chicags
Pisens
Rhoqadr Nowyok
Waver
Wibertets
Dougherty
Ao Robo
O'Homman
A Ol Roth
Riemnow
Io ‘Walsh
Ol Maguire
McFarlay
Orth
Roth
Laporte
Ispetl
Davis
Speri
Fice
Kealer
Aid Heke
Brown
Etherfeld
Canvey
Donohue
Om Chesbro
Walah
Cheabro
Botl
Baves
Biharfald
Bell
Chaos
Lswallems
Teports
Rothey
McGuire
Owen
Hogg
Kate
Chase
Douohu
Hogs
Mecire O'Loughlin
Sheridan
Browns
Cunningham
St. Louis
St. Louie
Waddell
Accoyne
St Low'y. Bros
Pelis
Giua Rhoab
Niles
Herteet
Jones
Ster
Blome
Hemphill
Lord
K. O'Brien
Shean
Rokveld
Nichols
Hartzell
Claring
BI Byenon
Petty
Cuneam
Pal
St. Lewin Shoerererreys
O'brien
O'Mwlen
Lorea
Nehols
Oldring
Roskerfield
Hartzel
Byrnes
Kasen
Armbruster
Stone
Suit Hartel
Hy Pelty
Wild Pich
Pelty
Om Waddell
Inoue
Letton Hases
Philadelphia
Mr. Comnelly
Thine
Gaime
Minnie Potaly
Superbas
Cardinals
Brooklyn
St Louis
Iorels
Casey
Burch
Vet
Ol Maloney
Bennett
Mccarthy
Barry
Holly
Hummel
Marshall
Greyford
Ritpr
Thomyson
Pia
Tole
Perman
Alperman
Lowe
Ritter
Pastories
Pastorius
Thompsos
Monro
Hmélie
Johnstone
Mitautes
Cleveland and Boston Split Doubleheader in Hard Hitting Games
In Cleveland Ohio on Sept 2 1910 Boston and Cleveland split a doubleheader with Hess held scoreless in the first game and Young surrendering two runs in the second. Freeman drove in three Boston runs in the second game while Stovall and Morgan contributed for Cleveland. First game ended Cleveland 1 Boston 0 and the second with Boston winning 3 2. A later St. Louis note reports Phila. 2 St. Louis 2 as a separate game.
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Hess
Young Puzsles
Cleveland
Ohio
Young
Freeman
Petes Boston
Broalh Olfvey
Gion
Grimshaw
Chadbme
Morgan
Preaman
Urrow
Txo-bae
Hite
Fitek
Stovall
Turner
Roremin
Holly
Hee
Winters
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Ummire
Mr Beans
Rhoat Boston
Rhoab Jackson
Hoey
Tamer
Rossman
Dark
Townsend
Inekoon
Boaton
Twachena
Wit-Grimehuw
Sackhea
Morgen
mpire—Evans
Tino
Giants Rally Falls to Chicago In Ninth Inning Defeat
In New York on September 21 the Giants fought for a late finish but lost 5 to 4 to Chicago. Ollie Browne and Byers drove runs, while Over all and Taylor worked on the mound. The deadlock broke in the ninth as Chicago pulled ahead, leaving New York to ponder the hard fought loss.
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Giants
New York
Chicago
RAOAT
Rao
Singin
Shomnan
Skeckard
Oj Browne
Hottmah
Boymour
Ferguess
Taylor
Ames
Hottman
Kilng
Byers
Hoffman
Stelen
Bella
Holman
Umphas
Masari
Kiara
Gergenter
Jeme
Wilson Joins Nationals for Tryout with Canton Central Flinger
Pittsburg paper reports Chink Wilson of the Canton Central League club received a trial offer from the Washington Nationals. He is to report to Detroit Saturday to face Grand Rapids, pennant winners, in a key exhibition. Wilson is tall and fast with limited experience but strong potential. Barrett Signs with Pilgrims in Detroit. Jim Barrett, long with Rochester in the minor leagues after a knee injury, signs a two year deal with the Boston American League club. he says he is fully recovered and ready to play.
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Canton
Chink Wilson
Washington
Pittsburg
Wison
Nationals
Detroit
Grand Rapids
Barrett
Pilgrims
Mich
Jimmy Barrett
Rochester Hastero
Havine
Barreee
Death at Gravesend as three horses fall in fifth race
In the Gravesend fifth race three-year-olds and up race ended in tragedy when Joe Levy ridden by Bertrand Freishon fell causing Sonoma Belle to crash. Freishon died at the scene. Louis H and G Burns were injured, Burns with a skull fracture and Freishon aged around sixteen or seventeen from New Orleans. Ross and others survived, with Ross later removed to Coney Island Hospital. The card continued with six races, including a selling race and the Willow Handicap, while the crowd witnessed a fatal accident and the field shrank after the three-horse pileup.
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New York
Bertrand Freishon
Hockey CG
Ross
G. Burne
Sonoma Belle
Joe Levy
Sonoma
G. Buros
Freishon
Coney Taland
New Orleans
M. &. Hayman
Suffemam
Randtke
Lotus
Sewell
Weongd
Jacobite
Jimes
Voorhees
Howuy
Pater
Guiding Stir
Simple Honoure
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Cagenndre
Wal Fur Jonge
Momentum
Ililer
Sven
Woo
Royal Lady
Garner
Horai Broers
Hennessy
Allow
Keoomd
Far West
Martin
Tod
Martin Dorie
Angier
Tommy Wadden
Grazistio
Bed Friar
Chimney Sweep
Siso Reir
Gold Lady
Tatarting
Taxtie
Thie Hime
Clare Russell
Jersey Lads
Victorie B
Loring
Iso Tan
Ote
Wiles
Lancagtrien
J. Hennensy
Yon
Our Sister
Fina
Gerond
Huntington
Carewal
Jennie MccCrbe
Flovisnn
Enony Alga
Laila H
Joe Lévy
Nemesis
Horner
Misa Ogden
Dire
Gresmanders Latt
Markie Mayow
Holsmyer
Tarlac
Golden ‘Bia
Pellaitza
Crotat Po
Linde Avin
Wood Wale Ales Ren
TWO HORSES SET BACK AT STATE FAIR RACES
At the Kentucky state fair in Louisville two horses were disqualified after muddy conditions and rain. St Folma, winner of the steeplechase, and Talamuund, who finished second in the last race, were ruled out. Plausible led most favorites but faced upset in a day of mixed results with multiple runners listed in each event.
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Louisville
St. Folma
Talamuund
Plausible
Surseames
Boland
Jeesamy
Hicks
Zetond
Graceous
Ghattistel
Iwerisih Eve ‘Inee Earl of Delosater
Ga ‘Taerpe
Arguns
Nedra, Cackier
Amdy Cecilla
Princess Marie
Thoroughbred Results at Toronto Track Meet
Results from Toronto Ontario show six furlongs won by Blue Goat at 8 to 4 with fast times. Cherimec Moccasin won 5.5 furlongs with odds 3 to 1, placing Moccasin third. Chancellor Walworth took one and one eighth miles at 8 to 1, Lambridge second at 5 to 1. Grnen Mamie Ette won one mile, Rob Edgren 3 to 1, etc. Listed runners include Gravesind Robin Hood Gambrinhs Kestor Hyise and others expected to run well today.
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Toronto
Ontario
Garrett Wheun
Blue Goat
Wevand
Porcona
Fartangwlan
Cherimec
Moccasin
Mme
Chancellor Walworth
Lambridge
Tame
Grnen
Mamie Ette
Rob Edgren
Onsmtn
Loupanla
I Tx
Dalia
Beliote
Racing Entries From Gravesend Card Promptly Listed
Entries for six races at Gravesend include multiple horses per event with weights and odds. First race six furlongs features Dutch items like Motor end Handxarta and Jessie Hampton. Subsequent races list steeplechase, junior claimants, second special, and multiple selling events with numerous named horses and riders across the card.
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Gravesend
Selfug
Handxarta
Helein Hood
Deutschland
Panrhyn
Sprakers
Toucan
Colane
White
Jessie Hampton
Gambrinan
Reask
van Ness
Keator
Shine Oh
Mr. Noxcromy
Blue Queen
Belle Strome
Gigvenot Balerto
Evond
Hystus
Russel Sega
Yama
Christy
Loney Harkell
Nutt Blanche
Brightwood
Stout
Oran
da Mund
Waterpaett
Salvidere
Supermas
Okextte
Doxa Ken
Ope
J. F. Donohoe
Monterey
Cary
Lapcentrigi
Merrick
Silver Wedding
Belle of
Jessamine
Lady Vetentine
Delmare
Siy Bon
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Wea
J. Hayman
Teo
Aguoe
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Naughty
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John Dorle
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Bivehed
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Norwood
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Town Sleer
Hendy Ell
Mi George
Corrigan
Golden Minern
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