Washington Post Newspaper Archives, Sep 24, 1904, p. 8

Egan and Lyon Reach Olympian Golf Championship Final

H Chandler Egan defeats B P McKinnie 4 up 5 to play to reach the finals at Glen Echo. George S Lyon of Toronto advances by beating F C Newton one down. Both matches finish in real international style amid large crowds in St Louis.

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Glen Echo Country Club St. Louis United States Golf Association H. Chandler Egan George S. Lyon Toronto Egan B. BP. McKennie Dormie McKinnie Eigan

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Police Defeat Royal Arcanum In Northeast Game

The Police department nine led by pitcher Davis dominated the District Council of the Royal Arcanum at Thirteenth and D streets northeast. A strong offense and sharp fielding gave the police a decisive win and set them to facing the Philadelphia police team for the two cities championship.

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Cleveland and New York Tie in Darkness Fight

Cleveland and New York battled to a tie when darkness halted play after nine innings. Rossman failed with bases loaded four chances to win, and Powell issued five walks in a tense endgame. The game tied 1 1 at Cleveland Ohio on September 23, with timely hits by Keeler Flick Williams and Lajoie shaping the late drama.

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National League results and standings in Philadelphia game

Yesterday's National League results show St Louis at Philadelphia 8 7 and Pittsburg 7 in a format. New York 6 Brooklyn 5. Chicago 2. Cincinnati 8 Boston 1. Standings list St Louis 80 55 .583, Brooklyn 81 68 .691, Boston 60 .562, Philadelphia 46. Philadelphia beat St Louis 8 to 3 in a high hitting game with 1,053 in attendance.

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Mullin Loses His Game In Detroit Turnout

Detroit loses 4 to 3 to Boston as Mullin’s first inning error opens the scoring and Raymond settles in after three innings. Detroit’s timely hitting and Raymond’s strong late relief carry the game, with 1,000 in attendance and O Loughlin at home plate.

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Jones In Fine Trim As Brooklyn Beats Chicago 3–2

Brooklyn Nationals edge Chicago 3 to 2 in a well played game. Jones pitched a fine game with errorless support. attendance about 1,000. Other notes include two-base hits by Dillon Sheckard and McChesney. Tinker hit a three-base hit. left on base Brooklyn 5 Chicago 2.

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Spit Ball Doomed Boston as Ewing Strikes Out Twelve

Cincinnati catcher Geier and Barclay lead offense as Ewing uses spit ball to fan 12 Boston batters. Tenney fumbles and Needham passed ball produce one Cincinnati run. Boston answers with two-base hit by Geier and a single from Barclay. Attendance 1,200. Umpire Zimmer. Time 1 hour 33 minutes.

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Boston Ewing Tenney Needham Cincinnati Geter Barclay Rhoab Seymour Dojsa Febring Odwell Abbatchio Steinfeldt Corcoran I Huggins Behlel Lauterb Pittinger Schlel Mr. Zimmer

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Bureau Athl ic baseball club to face Unions today

The Bureau Athletic baseball club will play the Unions this afternoon at 4 at the American League grounds. The teams are evenly matched and should produce a good game. Notable players include Bureau: Rapp Mullin Riston Handiboe Lord Atchison Glotz bach Taylor Waple C Wahler French Mathews. Unions: Adams Asquith Bielaski Conner Mutchingon Beall Fulcher Webb Rider Hunt Schriver Lynham. Also, Marine Barracks officers and musicians played a wind up game, tying 7 to 7.

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Bureau Athletic Baseball Club Bureau—Rapp Mullin Riston Handiboe Lord Atchison Glotzbach Taylor Waple C. Wahler French Mathews Adams Asquith Bielaski Conner Mutchingon Beall Fulcher Webb Rider Hunt Schriver Lynham

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Chrysitis Wins Willow Handicap at Gravesend in Close Finish

Willow Handicap at Gravesend features Chrysitis at 10 to 3 taking the two year olds race over five and a half furlongs by four lengths after Wandzarra led to the stretch. Burnt Hills faltered at the start and failed to improve, while Adriatica Hurst Park and Ostrich nosed out a tight third.

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Scotch Dance Wins Delmar Park Handicap Narrowly

In St Louis at Delmar Park Scotch Dance, the second betting choice, edged Mafalda by a nose after a late stumble near the stretch. Just So finished third, a neck back, while Mafalda led a tight finish as other runners faded. Multiple races on the card featured close outcomes and notable times across six furlongs and one mile events with top horses like Bob Curl and Felix Mozzes also notching victories.

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Exclusive Juvenile Overcoats Line For Children 3 To 12

A curio of children’s fashion offers overcoats for boys and girls aged 3 to 12 in many colors and materials. Prices range from 5 to 15 dollars, with popular 20 dollar suits highlighting fabric quality and good taste. The shop promises durable wear and satisfaction, urging shoppers to view the latest browns, stripes, and fabric blends designed for varied styles and sizes.

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Head-to-Foot Outfitters Race Summary at Parker's Event

Bridget Parker and Co sits at 6th and Pennsylvania as Melville wins at 2 to 1 in a mile event. Bullfinch takes second and Woodshade third with a time of 1 56. Arachne leads the Sixth Hach mile at 10 to 1 followed by Annie Chapman second and Muggie Mackey third in 1 43.

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Parker, Bridget & Co 6Th and Pennsylvania Avenue Melville Bullfinch Woodshade Arachne Annie Champman Muggie Mackey

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Royal Pirate Wins at 20 to 1 in Last Race

Chicago patrons watched Dragoon Woods Perry and Singing Master triumph as long shots. Harlem results show three favorites winning with perfect weather and good track conditions. Other races saw top choices and several seconds and a long shot fill the placings. Tomorrow features day two with multiple events and a clay pigeon shoot at Takoma Park between Takoma club and Pastern Branch club.

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Closing Day at Columbus Circuits Upset Favorites in Final Races

At Columbus Ohio on September 23, favorites fell in the last day of the Columbus circuit meeting. Larrie Ginter and Geers dominated the 2:08 pace while Nathan Strauss won the 2:4 pace on Laconda. Angiola the Western trotter led the 2:09 trot but faltered in heat two as Snyder McGregor and Jim Ferry disputed the mile. Wild Brino Jr captured the 2:18 pace, with Rosewood favored but blocked by a break. Summaries list purses and times for each division, with multiple heats and notable finishes by King Direct, Black Pete, and Ida Highwood.

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Columbus Ohio Larrie Ginter Geers King Laconda Harold H Nathan Strauss Angiola Snyder McGregor McGregor Jim Ferry Roman Ida Highwood Wild Brino, Jr Direct Black Pete Aterdam Snow B. H Mebyone Luces Dector Mederaz B. G. Mons Hudson Pinchom Wilkes Br. G Bob B. G Thomas B. B Gallagher James Little Squaw Ceideburg John M Spear McMahon Bey Orange Wilkes Wright Oean Agniols B. A Gregory the Great AMNCH Snyder Medregor Gilman McGregor Benyon the Roman D. G Sxow Vb. m Little Valentine Billy J Steffee Albring Porter Lyddite Bom Whson William M B.g McCarthy Online, Jr, Dik. H Haywood Master Boy Marguerite W. Rosewood Merrifield Ginger Freeman

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Alert Owns Half Mile Track Pace Record at Allentown

In Allentown Pa on Sept 23 Prince Alert paced a mile in 2 031-2 without a wind shield on a half mile track before about 10000 spectators. Jack Curry drove him with a running horse assisting pacing. The record matches his Sept 19 time at Bethlehem though without shield.

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Chief Wilkie Wins 2:21 Pacing at Saugus Track

In Saugus Massachusetts on September 23 unseasonably cold weather did not dampen track action. Chief Wilkie surprised the talent by winning the 2:21 pacing race as Harry Johnson took the 2:20 trot and The Judge swept the pacing event. Other races included 2:18 pacing with The Judge winning and 2:01 pace with a purse of 6090. Also reported were New York Yacht Club sweepstakes on Long Island Sound with Rainbow defeating Yankee and Vanderbilt entries, plus a hanging for assault case in New Orleans involving Moses D Lewis.

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Egan and Lyon Reach Olympian Golf Championship Final

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Police Defeat Royal Arcanum In Northeast Game

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Cleveland and New York Tie in Darkness Fight

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National League results and standings in Philadelphia game

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Mullin Loses His Game In Detroit Turnout

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Jones In Fine Trim As Brooklyn Beats Chicago 3–2

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Spit Ball Doomed Boston as Ewing Strikes Out Twelve

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Bureau Athl ic baseball club to face Unions today

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Chrysitis Wins Willow Handicap at Gravesend in Close Finish

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Scotch Dance Wins Delmar Park Handicap Narrowly

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Exclusive Juvenile Overcoats Line For Children 3 To 12

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Royal Pirate Wins at 20 to 1 in Last Race

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Closing Day at Columbus Circuits Upset Favorites in Final Races

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