Brooklyn Chess Player Faces Draw In Nuremberg Match
In Nuremberg on September 25 the eight times up chess match began with Tarrasch employing the French defense. After twenty moves the game was even and continued late into the night with repeated battle and a final draw after many pieces were traded. Tarrasch holding two points to Marshall’s one as play ends in a drawn marathon.
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Nuremberg
Germany
Tarrasch Thiemoenink
Kimes
Fivnch
Smilar
Asélesa
Gpon
Tarrasch
Marshall
Nationals Fell as Hughes Left Game in Rough Day
Cleveland defeated the Nationals 9 to 4 in yesterday's slugfest. Key moments saw Tom Hughes exit early after five hits and three walks, Jack Townsend shaky in relief, and Umpire Hurst having a rough day. Hickman led Washington with a homer and doubles while Turner, Stovall, Hess, and Kittredge contributed. Attendance 2,500. doubleheader slated for today with a Cuban X Giants visit October 9.
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Townsend
Hurst
Jack Townsend
Cleveland
Jack
Sneozy
Stahl
Recernit Manuel
New Orleans
Ray
Hess
Buelow
Joss
Nationals
Hickman
Kittredge
Stanley
Turner
Charley Carr
Bradley
Stovall
Washington
Buclow
Hick
Anderson
Carr
Tate
Cassidy
Hesse
Bill
Arl
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Manuel
AB. R
E. Tate
Bickman
Itk
Blanley
Kitredge
Eughes
Townsand
Hughes
Hite
Dy Hughes
Jona
Hradley
Bay
Mr. Hurst
Cuban X Giants
Laioia
New York Americans Triumph In Fast Scoring Game
In a lively split of a doubleheader the New York Americans defeated St Louis 13 to 10 as Morgan and Kleinow fueled the offense and Stone homered twice. Attendance 2,500. Also notes on Eureka Club boxing bout featuring Young Peter Jackson of New York and Sam Langford of Boston with Langford praised for speed and ring IQ.
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Washington
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
Chicago
Boston
T. Heston
New York Americans
iKeeler, Rigbz
Frisk
Riberfeld
Wallace
Yeager
Jones
Williams
Gleanon
Doughety
Koehler
Chase
Spencer
Fultz
Morgan
Klelnow
van Zant
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Firet Bage
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Stone and Frisk
Hleinow
Chas
Kite—Elberfeld
Washington Post
Baltimore
Eureka Athletic and Social Club
Germania Maennecher Hall
Peter Jackson
Sam Langford
Langford
Jackson
Jack Blackburn
Biltmore
Baseball notes hint at barnstorming and banned players
The report covers Kahl, Stovall, Bemis and others in a rough game with steals and near misses. Hurst argues balls and strikes while Turner robs Kittredge, and Bradley protests a strike. Hayden seeks to return to play after a prior ban, while Cleveland hopes for lifting restrictions and a path to the majors.
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Bemis
Bemess
Rat
Hurst
Turner
Kittredge
Nationals
Upper
Maryland
Frostburg
Cumberland
Piedmont
Bradley
Hughes
Jack Hayden
Cleveland
Baltimore
York
Heyden
National Commission
Hayden
Jennings
Battlemore
Chicago Nets Both Ends Of Boston Series
Chicago defeats Boston twice at home, extending a winning streak despite Capt. Collins's injury. Callahan and Davis shine in the first game as Gibson and fielding miscues hinder Boston. attendance 5,923. Second game features Jones and Donahue sparks, Jones hits a homer, Chicago wins again.
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Callahan
Davis
Gibson
Armbruster
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Beeres
RHO AE
Rhoaeh Jones
Parent
Isbell
Stahl
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Donahue
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Grean
Setbach
Roche
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Altrock
Barry
Aie Hee
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Ekhahh HS Bunton
Unglaub
Jones
Hame
Berry
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Green
Balk
Mr. O'Connor
Hrhore
RHORE
Jonez
I Selbach
Farris
McVerland
Armbr‘ter
Smith
Balle
Sheridan
New York and Pittsburg Face Off In Baseball Duel
Pittsburg loses 10 to 4 to New York in a Sept 25 game marked by Phillippe hitting three batters in the first inning and Wagner's wild throw. Mertes muffed flies, boosting New York's comeback as attendance reached 9,310. Details show Brain McGann Strang and others contributing for New York while Phillippe and Mathewson faced field miscues for Pittsburgh.
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Phillippe
Wagner
Mertes
Biting
HBO Ae
New York
Rhoah Clerke
Beesnahan
Ganley
Leach
Denlin
MecGann
Clymer
Brain
Uahlen
Halebrad
Devlin
Ritchey
Strang
Sat Gibson
Matheson
Flanagan
McGunn
McGann
Browne
Dahlen
Civier
Championship Rules Set for World Series Games
Cincinnati on Sept 25 reports re election of President August Herrmann and Secretary John E Bruce by the National Baseball Commission. New rules fix contracts by Aug 31, post a 10000 forfeit, set umpires at 400 each, raise pennant after 1906 season, and enforce field distances. Complaint over schedule is denied due to unavoidable delay.
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Ohio
August Herrmann
John E. Bruce
Natonal Baseball Commission
Ior
National Commission
St. Louis Nat Tionals
St. Louis Americans
Browne
Detroit Errors Costly as Philadelphia Wins
Detroit's errors costly as Bender limits Detroit to two runs. Hartsel, Lindsay, Lord, Schaeffer, Davis, Crawford, Cobb, Saybold, Murphy contribute for Detroit. Philadelphia bats explode with six in the middle frames. Attendance 6,842. Final score Philadelphia 6, Detroit 2.
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Bender
Derrott
Rhore Phila
Phia
Meciotyre
Hartsel
Lindsay
Lord
Schaeffer
Davis
Crawford
Cross
Cobb
Osaybold
Coughlin
Murphy
Crows
Schreck
Totais Detrale Zeode
Philadephia
Cane
Hartel
Devix
Wiggs
Warnar Ad O'Leary
Murphy Davis
O'Leary
Kalla—Ow
Two For Cincinnati Win Doubleheader Over Boston
Cincinnati takes both ends of a doubleheader with Boston as timely hitting and patient walks break the first game open in the seventh inning. Errors plague both sides in the second encounter with Overall and Fraser erratic yet effective. Cincinnati wins 8 2 and 8 2 in a 1 hour 45 minute twin bill before about 2,000 fans.
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Boston
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Fraser
Cincinati Rhoa B
Rhoare Huggins
Abbiichle
Barry
O Tenney
O' Seymour
Dolan
Corcoran
Sil
Delehanty
Mowery
Wolv On
Seymour
Wolvertur
Abbaticchia
Bells
Ewing
Wilhelm
Needham
Johnstone
Rhoab Huggins
O'Tenmey
Dolon, Jr
Hinchman
Raymer
Gorcoren
Outbatted by Brooklyn in doubleheader
Brooklyn outbatted Chicago in both games, winning 2 0 in the first and 9 4 in the second. Chicago left baserunners scattered and errors plus timely hits sparked Brooklyn’s comeback in the nightcap, with Chance, Sheckard, and Schulte contributing key plays. Attendance 2,000.
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Brooklyn
Chance
Schulte
RHOAE
Rhoake Blagle
Ritter
Lubert
Sheckard
Gespler
Batch
Tinker
Hummel
Maloney
Lewis
Evers
Maroney
Reutbach
Stricklett
Strickiett
Reutback
Kiem
Tima
Briggs
Weimer
Sheckerd
McIntyre
Hummiel
Paser
Lobert
Gensler
Ponble
Balle
Mir. Klew
Navy Downs Library in Departmental League Tilt at White Lot
In a recent Departmental League game on the west diamond Navy toppled Library 16 to 4. Navy built early leads with six runs in each of the first two innings, then eased off as Library staged a late bid. Key moments included a double play in the last inning and a center-field relay as Sullivan tossed in from center. Navy hitters included Bryan and Sullivan with solid at bats. Library's offense was quiet after the early surge.
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Library
Hughes
McCarron
Sullivan
Bryan
Linih
McCarren
Leceh
Demar
Ruedy
Dough'rty
Gingram
Ellie
Bandshittlee
LoeMer
Mathew
Mile R Kratt
O Andrews
Clement
Oyster
Errera
Navy Beats Bureau Twice to Open Departmental Bowling League
Cool weather drew a large crowd to the Palace alleys for the league opener. The Bureau, last year’s champions, faced the Navy Yard five, a top contender, who won the first two games but faltered with three players down. Heimericks led with a 200-plus effort though he posted two very low scores, signaling early-season volatility.
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Palace
Bob Barr
Heimericks
Wirst
Budke
Helmericks. Ig
Aldines Win Two In Government Printing Office League
In the Rothskeller league opener Aldines defeated the Cowboys in two strong games. OConnell started slow with a 167, then rose to 182 and finished with a 925 series. Other notable scores included Cramp 1842 and Richards 142.
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Government Printing Office
Rothskeller Allega
Aldines
Cowboys
O'Connell
Alrlines
Aldin
Cramp
Peach
Richards Alien Tatais
Nachman
Dwyer
Wueether
Interleague Championship Series Set With Sam Seay Start
Sam Seay returns to city and will be key pitcher for Gunton against St. Stephen's Institute in a three game series set for today Thursday and Saturday at Sunday School Park. Seay praised, Hutchinson listed top pitcher, Shoemaker sidelined with sprain, Atchison replacing him. lineup shows Gunton's all star infield and outfield. Special note from Cumberland: Piedmont clinches Georges Creek pennant with Frostburg win. Cumberland second, season ends Saturday.
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Guntons
St. Stephen’s Institute
Gunton-St. Stephen's Institute
Sam
Capt. Langley
Hutchinson
Seay
Hutchson
Tommy Shoemaker
Ernie Atchison
Shoemaker
Loft Garden
Langley
Finnie
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Capital City
Gunten
Dick Woodwarl
Sam Shay
Flutchingon
Dutch Kinney
Asquith
Bruce Bielaski
Atchison
Price
Harding
Fourteenth Street
Lydecker Avenue
Washington Cas
Cumberland
Piedmont
Froasburg
Frostburg
Georges Creek
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