Memphis Trotting Meet Abandoned
Chicago September 24 Murray Howe secretary of the Memphis track announces the abandonment of the Memphis trotting meeting next month due to quarantine in the city.
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Hughes' Last Chance to Beat Cleveland in Series
Cleveland visits Washington as manager Stahl hinges series on Long Tom Hughes at the opener. Joss, Patten, and Lajoie headline the lineup amid injuries and doubleheaders. Warner backs the Athletics and Chicago fights to stay ahead in the pennant race while Washington paces through a reshaped lineup.
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Chicago Wins Third Straight in Wild Game at New York
Chicago rout New York with nine runs in the fifth inning amid passes steals wild pitches and a crowd invasion. McGinnity left after seven runs as Ames finished. Emile fainted briefly. police used clubs to resume play. Attendance about 24,700.
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Chance
Giants and Athletics Rivalry Before Pennant Series
Fans debate odds and bets as Giants and Athletics prepare for the pennant showdown. Philadelphia backers, led by managers and players, wager even money while wary of pitching depth on both sides.
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Providence Wins Eastern League Pennant Over Rochester
A 14 to 3 victory by Providence over Rochester clinched the Eastern League title as 15 000 fans in Providence, Rhode Island gave the champions an ovation. Providence and Baltimore tussled for first, both at 8 wins and 7 losses in a .636 percentage before Providence’s win solidified its lead at .638.
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Power-Boat Races Held By Corinthian Yacht Club
Gulnare and Stanton led two classes in power-boat events from island landing to Long Bridge and back. Wind failed to allow morning sailing races. Class 2 Gulnare won by 30 seconds over Fif. Stanton class saw Stanton first, Exminie second, Chipmonk third.
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Virginia fireman clocks near world record in sprint
Newport News fireman Lordy Vanpelt ran 100 yards in 10 1 5 seconds at a Bugle Engine Company No. 8 field day at Casino Park, near world level and Virginia marks, challenging University of Virginia records. In St Louis today the Pilgrim Association football team defeated the notable Louis eleven 6 to 0.
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Strongest of Middies at Naval Academy Named
Special to The Washington Fest from Annapolis Sept 24 Herman Charles F Chambers of Steubenville Ohio tops the class in general strength tests for new midshipmen with 1106 kilos. Lee Carey of Snow Hill Indiana second with 104 kilos. Both are members of the football squad.
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St Louis Triumphs In Tight Boston Game
St Louis edged Boston 7 to 6 in a tight contest at home with crowd over 21 000. Timely hitting by Brady De Graff and Beckley paced the win while Boston errors aided the 9 inning victory. Attendance 21 000.
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