Brooklyn Chess Player Draws In Nuremberg Match
In Nuremberg on September 25 the chess match opened with Tarrasch and Marshall facing Finnch defenses. After twenty moves the game was even, resumed in the evening and continued nearly to midnight. The session produced no decisive progress with exchanges leading to a draw after seventy moves. Meanwhile Camille Jenatzy, the German racer, prepared for Long Island Vanderbilt Cup races next month aboard the steamer Finland.
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Brooklyn
Nuremberg
Germany
Tarrasch Thiemoenink
Kimes
Finnch
Tarrasch
Marshall
York
Camille Jenatzy
Long Island
Finland
James Gordon
Nationals Fall in Slugging Loss to Cleveland
Cleveland dwarfed Washington with five hits off Hughes in four innings and dominated the seven inning stretch. Townsend relieved but matched rough fielding and shaky defense as Washington collapsed in the seventh, while Hickman Homered and Kittredge added hits. Attendance 2,500. doubleheader planned. Nationals to host Cuban X Giants on October 9.
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Jack Townsend
Cleveland
Jack
Sneozy
Stahl
Recernit Manuel
New Orleans
Ray
Hess
Buelow
Hurst
Joss
Nationals
Hickman
Kittredge
Stanley
Turner
Charley Carr
Bradley
Stovall
Washington
Buclow
Hick
Anderson
Townsend
Carr
Tate
Cassidy
Hesse
Bill
Arl
Elesg
Manuel
AB. R
E. Tate
Bickman
Itk
Blanley
Kitredge
Eughes
Townsand
Hughes
Dy Hughes
Joa
Bay
Mr. Hurst
Cuban X Giants
Laioia
New York Beats St Louis In Fast Scoring Game
New York Americans defeated St Louis 13 to 10 in a lively ballgame attended by about 2,500. Morgan starred early as New York built a lead, then held off late offensives with strong hits from Stone, Frisk, and Yeager. Umpire O Loughlin called the game at one hour and five minutes.
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New York
New York Americans
iKeeler, Rigbz
Frisk
Riberfeld
Wallace
Yeager
Jones
Williams
Gleanon
Doughety
Koehler
Chase
Spencer
Fultz
Morgan
Klelnow
van Zant
Orth
St. Lens
Olgo LR Goa
Firet Bage
St. Louis
OM Mordan
Stone and Frisk
Hleinow
Chas
Kite—Elberfeld
Baseball notes include Kittredge, Hayden and roster chatter
Fragmented game notes discuss Kahl Stovall Bemis and others, with mentions of running, stealing, and fielding miscues. Kittredge attempts a barnstorming trip for the Nationals in Upper Maryland, and Hayden seeks to return from a blacklist to play in a double header with Cleveland despite resistance from Manager Jennings and the Baltimore club.
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Stovall
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 Takes Both In Boston Split Victory in Pair
Chicago wins two games in Boston as Capt. Collins remains on the injured list. Callahan’s batting and Davis’ fielding spark the first win. Gibson’s wildness and errors help Chicago in the second. Attendance 5,923. Fielding includes Unglaub, Parent, Ferris, Callahan, Dunahue, Freeman, Roche among others. Jones hits a homer for Chicago in the second game.
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Chicago
Callahan
Davis
Gibson
Armbruster
Ferris
Beeres
RHO AE
Rhoaeh Jones
Parent
Isbell
Stahl
Tavis
Ungland
Burkett
Donahue
Freeman
Grean
Setbach
Roche
McFarrad
Criger
Altrock
Barry
Aie Hee
Gibron
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Ekhahh HS Bunton
Unglaub
Jones
Hame
Berry
ballsOnt Berry
Green
Balk
Mr. O'Connor
Hrhore
RHORE
Jonez
I Selbach
Farris
McVerland
Armbr‘ter
Smith
Balle
Sheridan
New York and Pittsburg Set in Early Season Matchup
Pittsburg 4 New York 10 as Phillippe hits three batsmen in the first inning and Wagner's wild throw adds to Pittsburg's handicap. Mertes muffed two easy flies while Beersnahan and others contributed key plays. Attendance 9,310 with detailed box noting Bos, Brain, McGann, Strang, Devlin, and Phillippe pitching. First game in series reflected errors, hits, and strategic errors shaping a 13 to 4 New York win.
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Pittsburg
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 by Baseball Commission in Cincinnati
President Herrmann and Secretary Bruce were re elected by the National Baseball Commission. The body approved supplementary rules for the world series between National and American league champions, including contract timing, a 10000 forfeit, umpire salaries at 400, and pennant raising after the 1906 season opens. Field distances restricted spectators and foul line proximity. A schedule dispute involving St Louis National and American teams was denied as unavoidable.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
August Herrmann
John E. Bruce
Natonal Baseball Commission
Ior
National Commission
St. Louis Nat Tionals
St. Louis Americans
Browne
Detroit's costly errors sink in Philadelphia win
Detroit's errors proved costly as Philadelphia's steady pitching by Bender limited Detroit to two runs. Attendance was 6,842. The Phillies won 2 to 0, with key players including Hartsel, Lord, Crawford, and Schaeffer contributing in a tightly contested nine-inning game.
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Detroit
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 Wins Doubleheader Over Boston
Cincinnati wins both games in a doubleheader against Boston as timely hitting and walks shape the first game. Errors help both teams in a second game where Overall and Fraser struggle but Cincinnati survives. Attendance 2,000. Cincinnati gains 2-0 start in series with Boston.
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Cincinnati
Boston
Errers
Fraser
Outbatted by Brooklyn in doubleheader
Chicago and Brooklyn played two games, Brooklyn won 2-0 in the first and Chicago lost the second in nine after two outs on a walk, steal, and timely hit by Schulte. Attendance 2,000. Key players included Chance Sheckard and Maloney for Chicago. Ritter, Sheckard, and Schulte for Brooklyn.
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Brooklyn
Chance
Schulte
RHOAE
Rhoake Blagle
Ritter
Lubert
Sheckard
Gespler
Batch
Tinker
Hummel
Maloney
Lewis
Evers
Maroney
Reutbach
Strickiett
Reutback
Kiem
Tima
Ge AR
Briggs
Hice
Weimer
Sheckerd
McIntyre
Hummies
Lobert
Gensler
Ponble
Balle
OM Briggs
Mr. Klew
Navy and Library duel in departmental league game
Navy defeated Library 16 to 0 on the west diamond amid erratic base running and a dramatic late race to third base as Sullivan sent in a center field throw. The Agriculture and Post-office teams were later moved to today’s schedule due to absences, with a 4:36 start. Jockey Johnnie Lumley Lamley, once a top rider for Daly Croker and Dwyer, died at Sheepshead Bay.
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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
Johnnie Lumley
New York
Johnnie Lamley
United States
Sheepshead Bay
Lamsey
Marcus Daly
Hichard Croker
M. FP
Dwyer
Navy Beats Bureau Twice in Opening Bowling Match
The opening of the Departmental Bowling League drew a large crowd as Navy beats the Bureau twice. The Bureau, last year's champions, were challenged by the Navy Yard five, who fought hard but faltered with three players under par. Heimericks led with a 200-plus effort but had two low games, showing early-season form uncertainty.
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Palace
Bob Barr
Heimericks
Wirst
Budke
Helmericks. Ig
Aldines Gain Two Wins in GPO League Night
The Aldines defeated the Cowboys in both games of the second GPO League week held at Rothskeller. O'Connell started slowly with a 167, then rose to 182 in the second and 925 overall, outpacing other players. Scores across games surpassed 800 for both teams, with the lowest team total 788.
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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 Opener For Guntons At Park
Sam Seay returns to lead Gunton's team against St. Stephen's Institute in a three game series set for today Thursday and Saturday at the Sunday school park Fourteenth street and Lydecker avenue with Seay favored over Hutchinson and lineup featuring Langley Kinney Asquith Bielaski Atchison Price Harding behind a strong hitting unit Bruce Bielaski at short and Dick Woodward catching the action opens at 430 p m Tommy Shoemaker out due to a sprained ankle Ernie Atchison replaces him in left field and Finnie is trusted to handle all pitching duties amid a tight title race Cumberland Md Piedmont clinches Georges Creek pennant after defeating Frostburg in Frostburg Saturday season ends next day
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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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