Columbia Golf Club at Middle Atlantic final heats loom
Delaware report on the Middle Atlantic Golf Association tournament at Wilmington Country Club highlights Columbia Golf Club stars Dr Harban JC Davidson J William McKinley and Pliny Moran. Matches go to extra holes with pairings for finals and a 36 hole format amid strong performances and local interest.
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Pliny Moran
E. M. Pennypacker
J. C. Davidson
J. W. McKinley
Columbia Golf Club
Bpovint
Washington Post
Wilmington
Del
Middle Atlantic Golf Association
Country Club
T. Pliny
Moran
L. R. Rogers
A. B. Cooper
H. K Rhodes
A I McGeorge
R. J. Baldwin
W. G. Jones, Jr
L. 1
Harban
W. B Worban
F. F. Briggs
Atlan Len
H.W. Rhodes
J. LL Harban
Griggs
Serond Romna
Davitson
Hrennan
RB Smith
Dat M
Banforth
Jamm Dallet
AM. Taylor
Artmetrong
John Richardson, Jr
F. Smafn
Sand
John P. Armstrong
E. James Dellet
A. B
H. Cooper, Jr
H.W. Palmar
George
Moreton
Robert
Pest SK
Smith
EM. Peonrpscher
BM. Hooper
Bmiin
W. H. Smith
H. W. Gause
T. Pliny Moran
M. Peonys Packer
Boteq
J. Fe Smith
W. HH
Bmta
Harhan
Columbus Golf Clup
RJ. Baldwin
Wilamington
J. P. Armstrong
Wlirtlexton Country Club
L. R Rogers
Wilmington Country Chat
H.W. Palmer
Wilmington Country Club
J. William McKinner
Gopendla Golf Club
M. Brows
Todays Football Games Amid Dense Schedule
A crowded slate lists George Washington facing Navy Yard at Van Ness Park and Harvard clashing with Williems in Cambridge. Other matches include Lehigh at Philadelphia and Princeton hosting Villanova, Cornell at Ithaca, and Brown meeting New Hampshire State College in Providence.
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George Washington
Navy Yard
van Ness Park
Harvard
Williems
Cambridge
Pennsylvania
Lehigh
Philadelphia
Frinreton
Villanova
Princeton
Cornell
Colgate
Ittheas
Carlisle
Albright
Brown
New Hampshire State College
Providence
Penn Stito College
Allegheny
State College
St. Lows University
Westminster
Western University
Pittsburg
Maine Va
Maine
Orono
Bates Va
Exeter
Holy Cross
Amherst
Tworcester
West Point
Dartmouth
Norwich University
Hanover
Bus Ruhlin Retires From Ring to Real Estate and Autos
From the York World dated September 28 Bus Ruhlin declares retirement from boxing saying he will live on real estate and automobiles. He describes a long career facing many champions and notes his plans to stay in Akron and New York for business while avoiding a comeback. Also announced is a fencing exhibition by Prof Pietro Lanzilli at Carroll Institute Hall honoring Admiral Roberto Call of the Italian cruiser Et tore Flornmosca with ship officers invited.
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York World
Akron
Ste Clmb
Broadway
Forty-second Street
Rublin
Madden
Gus
Brooklyn
Jeffries
Los Angeles
Jeff
Jef
Werner Company
Ilo
Jem
Fitz
Harkey
Maher
McCo
Maer
New York
Pietro Lanzilli
Carroll Institute Hall
Roberto Call
Ettore Flornmosca
Nce
Yanks Win and Lose Joss Retaliates in Second Contend
Cleveland and New York split a doubleheader as the pennant race tightens. In the opener Clarkson shut down the Naps on three hits while Hess allowed few Yankees to reach base. In the second game Hogg outdueled Joss with strong defense backing, and Cleveland won on a late scratch hit and Fick’s drive, as police escorted New York after clashes reported by local papers.
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Washington Post
Cleveland
Ohio
New York
White Sox
Clarkson
Naps
Hess
Yankees
Chase
Williams
Conroy
la Porte
Hogg
Joss
Jose
New
Turner
Congalton
Fick
Hurst
Connolly
New Yorks
Hiberfeld
Delehanty
Griffith
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
Furst
Nhoat Jackson
Stovall
Keeler
Lajoie
Wininma
Cangallon
Rossman
Hottman
Bemis
Cos
Thomas
Pierkon
Clarks Oo Ag
Caltyay
Totem
Hogs
Jackzon
Torsman
Turer
Katle
Hees
Bame
Tay Clarkson
Mesrs
Connally
Hurat
GAM
Rhoal
Regal Jackson
Oberfeld
Chass
Yee
Willams
Lejole
Laporte
Conpalton
Gonroy
Fuk
Hoffmen
Rosman
Oj Thomas
Clark
Hoge
Onzrig
Blois Ol
Ofeveland
Hoffman
Actifice
Jon
Fifek
Lajele
bare—Jackson
Thoms
Yatis
Hove
Tares
Mesars
Gayne
Tigers Lose as Armour's Men Break Ten-Game Streak
Detroit suffers a 7 to 4 defeat to Philadelphia. Nicholls stars with a three hit performance for the Athletics while Donahue falters in later innings. Coombs limits Detroit to nine hits as Philadelphia earns its victory. Evans umpired, game time about one hour thirty-five minutes.
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Athletics
Armour
Detroit
Coomba
Donghue
Nicholls
Peteott
Philwphia
McIntyre
Martsel
Coughlin
Armbntorr
Crawford
Fo Sullivan
Gobp
Nichols
Payna
Oldring, Jr
Schmit
Shean
Lindeay
Lord
O'leary
Disisa Donahus
Mumia
Donahue
Philadelphia
Rupe
Hug
Coombs
Dygert
Armbruster
Crawfor
Dotabue
Harts
Ulilvas
Gaby
Beery
Coombe
Laitom
Botroit
Philadelphis
A. Beruckout
Ds Donahue
Dygort
Douds
Goughlin
Nichelle
Shoan
Mr. Evans
Wrestling lessons start at Y M C A with new instructor
Frank Huseman was named wrestling instructor for the Y M C A yesterday and will begin classes next Monday. A meeting elected officers for the wrestling association including John Conrad as president R E Wright as vice president R Gledfellar as secretary treasurer and E F Amsden as manager. Plans include an intercity match with Baltimore amateurs and a writers programme. Reform candidates Huber Lovelace and other locals are expected to produce high class mat exhibitions at the Y M C A.
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Huseman
Frank Huseman
M. C A
Wrestling Association of the
John Conrad
R. E. Wright
R . Gledfell
Questions on Chicago Nationals lineup and players
Sporting editor replies clarifying Harper’s brief Chicago stint ending as a member, Walsh plays catcher, and McCormick is the club’s drafting.
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Chicago Nationals
Harper Te Stirl
Chicago
Walsh
McCormick
D. Collins
Harper
Superbas Win First Game After Uphill Fight in Brooklyn
The Brooklyn team edged Pittsburg 6 4 in the first game of a doubleheader, played in Brooklyn on September 8. The visitor’s late rally fell short as Brooklyn held on to win. The second game was cut short in the seventh inning with Pittsburg ahead by one run. final score listed as Brooklyn 0, Pittsburg 0. Umpires were Emella and John Rione. Time of game two hours nine minutes.
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Superbas
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Yiaitors
Twoe
Clarks
Clarke
Lumley
Batob
Lewis
Brady
Beooklin
Prattare
Ott Scanlob
Scanlon
Iy Doanion
Leever
Scannlon
Mesira
Johnistone
Emaire
Rhoad
Brokim Reoae
Hallman
Casey
Ganley
Maloney
O Lumley
Jordan
Baten
Hummel
Pelta
E. O
Boo Camnitz
Medntyre
Bitter
Prtesbure
Hailman
Tatas
Wagner
Leach
Pittewury
Om McIntyre
Gamonite
Strick
McIntyre
Camaltz
Mesers
Emella
John Rione
Giants
Cardinals
New York
Becka Wag
St. Louis
Seora
Hoa
REO
AE D'Harg
Shannon
Burch
al Browne
Bennett
O Seymour
Barry
Broanaten
Murra
OlDeviin
Holly
Hawaiian
She
Noonan
McGann
Crawtor
OlDahion
Beebo
I Strang
Math
Burke
Oopoo
C. Mathewson
Louis
St Eas
Ballep—Om Res
Fi. Mathewson
Mr. Rigi
Geec
Reds Win in Twelfth as Schiel Homers for Cincinnati
In Boston on September 28 Schiel hit a ball over the left field fence in the twelfth inning, scoring himself and Smoot to give Cincinnati a 6 4 victory over Boston. Behl, Lobert, and Deegan contributed for Chicago and Philadelphia games also played, with pitchers Bulag and Domer holding hitters tight in a tense day of major league action.
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Schiel
Cincinnati
Boston
Todey
Smoot
Conner
Ewing
Agloa
Gorton
Rhoad Fugelay
Kelley
Lobert
Baaes
Howard
Connaughton
Hywing
Dummer
Bulag
Dorener
Fowand
Tenney
Huggins
Deak
Wild
pick—Ewing
Gehler
Corcoran
Howerd
Mezars
Conway
Supple
Boure
Ralmuter
McGraw and Brush Congratulate Cubs on League Victory
John McGraw and John Brush sent congratulations to Frank Chance and the Chicago Cubs after they clinched the league title, while Cubs treasurer Charley Williams received the messages. The exchange signals a shift in sentiment as New York figures acknowledge the Cubs’ success.
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Washington Post
New York
John McGraw
Chicago
John Brush
Giants
Frank Chance
Cubs
McGraw
Brush
Charley Williams
Williams
Cube
No Exhibition for Stahl Forces Doubleheader After Rain
Washington Nationals again lose an exhibition after rain delays in Chicago. Manager Stahl sends players to Woodstock to play a local nine but a steady downpour ends the attempt. If tomorrow’s game is off, Stahl and Jones plan a Sunday double header to close the season. White Sox have an open date and Cubs president Murphy returns to prepare for the world series and West Side Park arrangements.
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Washington Post
Chicago
Washington Nationals
To-Morrow
Stahl
Jones
White Sox
Comiskey
New York
Cleveland
Murphy
Cubs
West Side Park
Sid
Geoghegan Wins Finals in Fall Club Tennis Match
Frank Geoghegan defeated G Heylman 6-3 6-4 6-1 in the finals of the fall tennis tournament at the Bachelors' Club street courts after losing the first three games. Heylman started strong but Geoghegan shifted pace and control, winning the last eight games with varying returns and lobs. In doubles, the Doyles beat Albert and Billard 6-? to 6-? and Gee and Geoghegan defeated Hill and On Monday, Connie Doyle and Connie Boyle contest the District title. Buffalo and Columbus tied in a late-night baseball game called after nine innings due to darkness.
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Frank Geoghegan
G. Heylman
Bachelors’ Club
Heylman
Geoghegan
Heytman
Geoghogen
Heysman
Doyles
Httle
Albert
Billard
Gee
Hilla End
Connie Doyhonday
Connie Oyle
Will
Geogheran
Binders' League in Field Opens Bowling Season
The Hinders' Bowling League of the G. P. O. begins its season on Monday October 1 with Unions and Cowboys coaching. The three-night-a-week schedule runs to March 22 1907. New lineup includes a Foundry 1 team replacing Cowhoye No 2. Officers elected: E A Strodley president Fred Hoffman vice president Powell secretary A E Taylor treasurer and official score keeper. Board of governors: Oliver Thompson Stampers A B E Taylor Rulers Leonard Kukart Cowboys Samuel Wakefield Unions Walter Oliver Blanks James Markham Foundry.
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Hinders
Unions
Cowboys
E. A. Strodley
Fred Hoffman
Powell
A. E. Taylor
Board of
Tipping Upsets Rye in Sea Breeze Stakes at Gravesend
New York, Sept. 2. Tipping, a 40 to 1 shot, defeated Wes by a head in the Sea Breeze Selling Stakes at Gravesend one mile and a sixteenth. Rye, the favorite, led early but faded to third as Frenk Lord and Sea Salt filled the win and place positions. Frank Lord and Sea Balt also among top finishers. Other races list Red Friar winning the third, Lancastrian second, and multiple long-shot outcomes in a crowded program with times around 1:11 and 1:48.
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New York
Tipping
Gravesend
Rye
Nto
Wes
Frenk
Bitfer
Ace High Aleo Raz
Red Friar
J. Heaneasy
Angler
Shaw
Belto
Jecsamine
Culm
Dey Bwebo
Jungle Imp
Louis H
Sailor Boyalan
Garner
Finn
Mitler
James Reddick
Monterey
Cary
Stols
MerHngo
J. F Donohue
Surveillence
Lady Vincent
Sailor Girl
Irvine
Windfall
Princess Nettle
Grace Cameron
Ay Addie
Adelinetta
Qaatan
Arsenal Grand Tuchela
Belmore
Flavigny
Comoime
Araling
Rickey
Outsiders Win Races at Douglas Park in Louisville
Racing card at Douglas Park features Marshal Ney as sole fast pick to win. Regalta takes opening race at six furlongs with Fargo second. Montalban edges Sirius in the second race over two and a half furlongs. Oasis captures the third, followed by Peale in second and Madexble third. P. Maybur y wins the fourth at one mile and twenty yards with High Bear second. Grace Larsen takes the fifth as Lightwool places third. Marshal Koy wins the sixth at one mile and a quarter with The Only aWay second and Peter Nathaniel third.
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Louisvile
Douglas Park
Marshal Ney
Regalta
Longe Reitwaoit
Ghoreland
Fargo
Aubucuony
Jos
Cherry
Ahind
Jon
Ron
Hach
Montalban
Rice
Sirius
Fleeting Stars
Buchane
The
Pescamy
Froward
Grembof
Chandler
Aminfly
Quaga
Marlon Rose
Glad Pirgte
Grace Larsen
Lore Laud
Lightwool
Wishart
Rothgeb
Bor Vivant
Roberval
Peter Nathaniel
Morglend
Aten
Always Faithful
Unclear racing card listing names at Gravesend meet
An OCR fragment from a Gravesend racing card lists numerous horse names and participants such as Prince Frederik Daruma Optalan Jimmy Lans Phentom and others. The readable portion lacks cohesive context or results, naming horses and possible handlers without clear outcomes or event details.
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Gua Heidorn
Dor Dome
San Primo Ronece
Houghty
Ingolbhritt
Bonnia Princs
Charile
Geiss
Hatle Poverm
Free-for-all pace, trot races at Cincinnati Oakley Park
Cincinnati racing card features Bolivar taking the first two heats in the four event free-for-all pace. Angus Pointer wins heat three by a head from Bolivar with Baron Gratton third. My Star pulls up lame after heat one. Gale the Zegorite wins 2:15 trot heat. Hetty Brook takes final heat from Gaie. Emboy narrowly wins 2:12 pace with Charle T. second and Grace A. third. Grattan Bella wins final 2:28 claps trot heat. Race results include multiple heats and unfinished events amid damp conditions. Germany may challenge next America's Cup, per The Post in Liverpool.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Oakley Park
Bolivar
Angus Pointer
Baron Gratton
My Star
Gale
Zegorite
Betty Brook
Hetty Brooks
Gaie
Admiral Schleyholr
Emboy
Dr. Frasse
Lady Mowry
Charle. T
Lady May
Red Tell
Billy Cole
Aoa
Aie
Solon Hook
Hopkins
Bett Brook
Bom
Titer
Lucretia
Taam
Shatter
Chernley
Gratton
GreDevald
Charlie T
Bie, G
Curry
Racing Entries Show Wide Field Across Six Thoroughbred Races
A chaotic OCR list details numerous entrants across seven races including six furlong sprints and a one and a quarter mile handicap. Notable names include Snow, Slickaws, Nostromo, Gramps, Kentucky Beau, Tourenne, and Cottontown with varied odds and weights listed for each race.
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Knox
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405 Avenue
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F St
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North Capitol Street
Washington, D. C
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Maryland
Frea
Cook Remedy Co
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Clesge
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