Kaufman vs Kubiak Highlights Arouse Baltimore Bout Debate
Sporting pages critique Al Kaufman's subdued showing in Baltimore Monday night. Promoters and officials sparred over the outcome with calls to curb knockouts. Kaufman landed steady blows but failed to decisively finish Kubiak, while Johnson’s infighting loomed as a comparison. The piece notes Kaufman’s style, fitness, and the need for a stronger opponent to truly test him. Also covered are baseball shifts with William J. Clymer linked to New York talks and Highlanders management questions amid Stallings’ departure.
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al Kaufman
Baltimore
Tess
Kublak
Kaufman
Tonhnaen
Hetu
Haltimore
Johnson
Sttte Kubiak
Ishlak
Tle
Kublik
Ty Covey
Counter Kaufman
Sue
Kubiak
Nationals Farewell Trip Highlights In Chicago Doubleheader
The Nationals split a doubleheader with Chicago as Scott struck out eleven and led Washington. Elberfeld hit well, Groom shaded by a balk, and Chouinard wasted a double in the first game. The exodus of Chicago players continues as Johnson heads toward New York and the series ends with a tense finish and crowd hopes for one more Johnson appearance.
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Vicise
Washington
New York
Halas
Scott
Walter Johnson
Soort Fanuyd Kiberfeld
Cunningham
Summer
Fisher White
Olmstead
Duffy
Zelder
Freddie Parent
Chicago
Gray
Comiskey
Sox
BB Johnson
Wisconsin
Elberfeld
Groom
Chouinard
Somersett
Gessler
McBride
Halston
Payne
Young
Lord
Mullen
Harry
Summersatt
McConnell
Almamith
Meloan
Somerlett
Block
Ralston
Ainsmith
Parent
Somersott
Brock
Short
Milan
Elberfela
Dougherty
Jack Collins
Upper Newton Falls
Ed Walsh
Meridian
Conn
Lee Tannehill
Spangles
Fox
Johnson
Nationals
MecConnell
Ord
Washington Post
Keystone
Ames
Hendricks
Cincinnati
Bescher
Paskert
McLean
Bridwell
Devlin
Hobitzell
Gaspar
Myers
Corcoran
Devore
Cincinnaati
Witte
Wiltse
Umptros—Mosars
Johnstone
Hason
Nationals Win Split of Doubleheader in Tight Games
The Washington Nationals win 3 to 2 after losing 2 to 0 in the opener as Gray and Scott duel on two-hitters. Elberfeld and Milan spark the offense in a late surge, while Groom’s pitching steadies the second game despite baserunner danger.
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Groom
Olmstead
Nationals
Young
Washington
lEtberfeld
Milan
Taftville Invaders Hold Off Nationals In Early Loss
Chicago on Sept 27 saw Taftville’s team squander three hopeful chances to win as Scott dominated with 11 strikeouts. The Nationals failed to convert, while Dol ly Gray and Meloan troubled the Sox with costly miscues. Melean’s single and errant throw sparked Chicago’s two runs in a 4–2 defeat.
Longwood Tournament Draws Big Gallery In Tennis
Play in women's singles doubles and mixed doubles at the Longwood Cricket Club in Boston draws a large crowd. In women's doubles Lola Moyes and Edith Rotch win in straight sets over Deford and Cunningham. Mixed doubles sees Eleanora Seara and Beals C Wright defeat Elsie Little and Harry Johnson after a tight first set.
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Big Gallery
Boston
Longwood Cricket Club
Lola Moyes
Edith Rotch
Deford
Cunningham
Eleanora Seara
Beals C
Wright
Elsie Little
Harry C. Johnson
Misa Loules Hammond
New York
B. Stargood
Elsie Lite
Frida Kane
Mias Hammond
Alice Thorndyke
Mating Fenno
Suzette Darton
G. Poncietgn
Sta
Hilda Williams
Evelyn Bears
Marian Homens
Earth Rotet
Eleanora Seare
Missea Carey
Lovering
Mimees Sturgess
Hutching
Davis
Harding
Greenough
Mino
Margaret Curtis
Evelyn Sears
Dufgses Williams
Hunonewell
Migdea ! Wendell
Bigourney
Allen
Jerce
Marlon Fenno
Hleanora Seers
Morse
Pennhallow
Thompson
Bradford
Carey
Harriet Curtis
Mies
Frieda Paine
Schwartz
Hind
Lois Mogee
Edith Hatch
Mlapes Deford
N. W. Niles
Halth Wendell
J. A. Blake
Eleanora Bears
Wright Barary Mien
Elate Little
Harry C. Johnwn
Olmstead Fans Senators In 11 Inning Setback
Chicago’s Sept 27 game sees Fred Olmstead imitate Dolly Gray, yielding 11 runs as Washington clinches early lead. Milan and Elberfeld spark a late rally but Chicago falls behind, with strong bullpen work from Young and costly miscues at key moments shaping the outcome.
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Chicago
Fred Olmstead
Dolly” Gray
Fred
Washington
Olmstead
Dolly
Senators
Milan
Gersler
Alngie
McBride
Ralston
Ainsmith
Texas
Muilin
Gessler
Groom
Olmatead
Young
Elberfeld
Mullen
Nationals
Sox
McConnell
Blackmann
Lord
Sheridan
Parent
Melvén
Gessier
Harry
Amby
Melean
Dougherty
Pat
Chouinard
Cunningham
Mc Connell
Somerlett
Perent
Payne
Block
Rye
PO. A
EL Milian
Elbertold
Ggg
Ai Fi Olmaend
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Dtalen
Doub
Bages
Ghieago
Naps Sweep Boston with Double Victory in Cleveland
Cleveland defeats Boston 6 to 3 and 7 to 5 as Lajoie stars with a single, double and homer in the opener while pitchers struggle. In the second game Lajoie again shines and Harkness is driven from the mound as Cleveland wins behind steady bats and key hits.
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Slab
Lajoie
Homer
Bates
Heknhorst
Cleveland
Ohio
Boston
Hunt
de Mott
Mitchell
Smith
Harkness
Hobnhorst
Heston
Abhoale Turner
O Gardner
Callahan
O Hooper
Jackson
Stovall
Peekinp
Nitehell
Wagner
Browns Defeats 101 Morgan Allows One Hit Opener
In St Louis on Sept 27 Philadelphia beat St Louis 6 0 in game one and 4 0 in game two, extending locals defeats to 10. Morgan allowed only one hit in the opening contest as Browns fell. Details list hitters and fielding miscues with faint line scores and timing.
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Browns
Morgan
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Louis
Truesdale
Goriden
Baker
Mu Aby
Bai Lapp
Pree
Poni Corrigan Barty
Eaaubia
Stone
Wal ‘Truesdale
Renee A
Anasel Sted
Tolen
Boyd
Danes St. Lule
Bila
Uma
Connolly
Lous
Abito AE Aanle
OjGoins
OlBaker
Davis Ib
Barry
Hush
Petty
Qin
Galley
Flanagan 56 Pound Record Rejected at Distance
New York report details Frederick W. Rubien and James F. Sullivan verifying 56 pound weights from recent records. Walsh’s weight confirmed correct. Flanagan’s weight correct but 16 1/4 inches long, exceeding allowed length, so his record for distance at Pastime A. C. games on September 11 is not allowed. Bohemian Eleven seeks games against teams averaging 150 pounds. Teams playing today: Washington at Chicago, Philadelphia at St. Louis, New York at Detroit, Boston at Cleveland.
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New York
Frederick W. Rubien
James FE. Sullivan
Flanagan
Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
88 85 .410 93 .345. Cincinnati. .
Cincinnati and its league matchups are listed with city pairs and scores for games today. Key mentions include Chicago at Boston, St. Louis at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at New York, Pittsburgh at Brooklyn, reflecting a dense schedule across major cities and teams.
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Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
New York
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Yankees Rout Tigers In Badly Played Game
New York defeated Detroit 10 to 2 in a poorly played contest. Wild pitching by WHI tett and Peasley and miserable support doomed the Tigers, while Ford allowed only six hits and nearly a shutout. Daniels and Chase led the Yankees with multiple hits as Detroit stranded runners and miscues mounted.
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Detroit
New York
Whitett
Peasley
Ford
Chhampions
Hoae Daniels
Jones
Hemphill
Willett
Pessley
Daniele
Chase
Knight
Cree
Austin
D. Jones
Crawford
Hita
Daniels
Cobb
Bush
Crea
Mitchell
Moriarty
Bale
Gardner
O’leary
FT. Jones
W Willett
Clymer May Become Manager of the New York Yankees
Wilkes-Barre Pa September 27 William J Clymer manager of the Wilkes Barre club in the New York State League will travel to New York to discuss a possible appointment as manager of the New York Yankees with owner Frank Farrell They report Clymer may accept if salary terms are agreed Chase is to stay on as manager for the rest of the current season
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William J. Clymer
New York
Frank Farrell
Gotham
Chase
Stallings
Highlanders
Clymer
Columbus
Buffalo
The
Bisons
St. Louis
Athletics
Washington Post
Wilkes-Barre
New York Americans
Farrall
Yankees
Wilkes- Barre
Farrell
Giants Rally to Even Doubleheader in Hard Foil
In New York on September 27 the Giants split a doubleheader with Cincinnati, losing the opener 4 to 8 and winning the nightcap 4 to 8. Fromme’s wild pitching issued ten walks while Drucke Merkle and Devlin delivered timely hits to secure the victory for New York.
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New York
Cincinnati
Giants
Fromme
Drucke
Devlin
Merkle
Day Bescher
Devore
Labert
Olfegies Daags Hoblitzell
Snodgrass
Mitchell
Murray
Packert
Bridwell
McLean
Devly
Corcoran
Merkie
Downey
Myers
Geopar
Willie
iBecker
Hendricks,Crahandit
Pirates Fall After Ninth Inning Rally
Brooklyn defeats Pittsburg in ten innings to sweep the series. A three-run ninth inning tied the score for Brooklyn after Camnitz held Pittsburg to one hit until then. In the tenth, Stark sacrifice and hits by Bergen and Erwin sealed the win.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Superbas
Camnitz
Campbell
Coulson
Stark
Bergen
Erwin
Pitsburg
McKech’s
Davitson
Leach
Te &Daubert
En Campbell
Wheat
Wagner
Hummel
Miller
Ol Couteon
Kading
Olmic Hivesn
Dessau
Leona
Knetzer
Desseau
Davidson
Daubert
McBiveen
Burch
Wilson
Miler
McElveen
Philippe
Camnits
Mesars
Rigter
Murphy
Gane
Five double plays mark St Louis win over Philadelphia
St Louis defeated Philadelphia 6 to 5 in a hard hitting game highlighted by five double plays in the two consecutive meetings. Huggins Mowrey Evans Brennahan Gakes Knabe Walsh Mowrey Huggins Kenetckhy among the performers, with Hearn Lash and Moore pitching in a tightly contested matchup.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Phila
Huegins
Olverus
Ellis
OiKnabe
Mewrey
Watch
Kemetehy
Megee
Evans
Ogrant
Brernahan
OlBransi’d
Oaker
O Moolan
Hauser
Doon
Hearn
Gisbettler
Lash
Moore
Moren
Bt. Louis
Hugeins
Mowrey
Brennahan
Gakes
Knebe
Bransfeld
Haabe
Donlen
Hranefeld
Huggins
Konetchy Hauser
Kenetchy
Huffins
Hates
Dolan
Heart
Shettler
Lush
Bhettler
Moors
Kiem
Kane
Lajoie Gains on Cobb in Batting Race
Cleveland star Larry Lajoie pulled closer to Ty Cobb as the mobile batting title race tightens after Lajoie went 3 for 4 in the first game with Boston and 0 for 3 in the second. Cobb managed one hit in four at New York as the leaders’ averages shift to Lajoie 374.7 and Cobb 366.4. Stanhope A C scheduled to play Bladensburg on Sunday at 1:30 p.m. with Bussius and Kelly in the lineup.
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Cleveland
Boston
Rups
Turner
Jackson
Lajole
Hocper
Speaker
Lewis
Ladoe
Ny—Furtell
Bazex
Callahan
Engle
Ngle
Bra
Evang
OlEngte
Lond
Purtell
Knaupp
Rune
Lajoie
Hohnhorst
Easterly
Gardner
Hooper
Stahl
Lewla
Harkness
Smith
Hirp
Koessner
Wood
OM Harkness
Koestnsr
Pasyed ball—Carrigan
Mr. Evans
Larry Lajoie
Ty Cobb
Detroit
Cobb
Lajois
Stanhopes
Stanhope A. C
Bladens Ourg
Bussius
Kelly
Washington Boys
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Packy McFarland
Dick Hyland
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