Training table to aid law and medical students start Oct 1
The article notes that law and medical school students will be able to attend practice more regularly, with a training table starting October 1 at the leg or tre tery in yan Mal Pho oul ny table fay long been fe forth Gly and Gray institution ty Pte. It highlights efforts by teams and figures like Gori fr bh am men to report, and mentions times around 6:30 pm and aims to meet terms of le 14 tt.
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Turners Rempart In Front At Prison Meet Half Mile
In a rough and terse account the race results show Turners Rempart leading early and winning amid scattered notes from spectators. The write up lists several competitors with partial names and places, highlighting Thome Tok Tinag WX Van Cmt Aalsted and Erle Avery Nomis among the field of twenty starters.
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Sos Cap
Sans Cook Nam
Ao Dor
Fencers In Action Tonight At Old Masonic Temple
The fencing card at the old Masonic Temple Ninth and F streets features world champion Gen erose Pavese against Prof Joseph Patterson of Baltimore tonight at 830. Pavese, after a win against Prof Olivar of the Naval Academy, expects to triumph tonight. Pavese plans to visit Richmond Norfolk and Montreal after the matches.
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F Streets
Generose Pavese
Sabor
Joseph Patterson
Baltimore
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Pavene
Olivar
Navel Academy
Prof Pavese
Richmond
Norfolk
Montreal
Protest Over False Start Rule At 22 Yard Dash
Athletic protest cites repeated false starts and a refused reset by starter Beckett during a 22 yard dash at a Hibernian meeting in Washington DC. Letter requests officials of ATAU enforce fair starts, warns of discouraging athletes, and notes plans to organize a duckpin league with local teams seeking franchises next season.
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Sporting Editor
Hibernian
AAU
Ueir
FA Lewit
Loyola Collage
Staria
Beckett
Chesley
ATAU
Washington DC
Ninta
Petworth
Woodburn
Brightwood
Takoma Woml
Bluemingdale
Attendance figures from major leagues yesterday
Yesterday s attendance figures show the American League games at New York drawing 5 000, Philadelphia 2 420, and Washington 561. In the National League, St Louis 1 200, Pittsburg Line 5 365, Chicago 1 200, and Cincinnati 780 attended.
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New York
Philadelphia
Washington
St Louis
Pittsburg
Chicago
Cincinnati
Automobile World notes and Dayton car show happenings
The article covers Stoddard-Dayton and Peerless car deliveries to Motor Car Company of Ruch tout, visits by EF H Duff and Pike Wade, upcoming reliability contest at Liberty, and a public auto race between Blanche Ring and Roy Palmer, including a bet settled after a city waxer race over a 10 mile route ending at the Overlook.
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Foster
NJ Om Ball
Cr Meter Car Company
Ruch Tout
Buick Motor Company
EF H Duff
Mercantile Steamship Company
Esem Peyton Ohio
Dayton
Duff
Stodard Dayton
Blanche Ring
Roy Palmer
Misa Bing
Palmer
Stanley Steamer
Marboro
Ring
Miss Frapaie
White Sox Triumph In Poor Locals Display
In a windy Canter, White Sox defeat Nationals 7 to 1 amid misplays and timely hits. Ohmsted impressed on mound allowing six hits. Cole and Dougherty starred in the outfield and at bat while Grillo notes Gray’s struggles and errant plays by the locals.
American Leave: Wednesday Games Across Major Cities
Reland hosts Washington while Chicago faces Philadelphia and Detroit meets Boston. New York plays Pittsburgh as Brooklyn visits University, Philadelphia clashes with Chicago, and Benton meets St Louis. Slattery altered the bunt play. Kunt. Purtell moved to second base, a line drive hit doubled Conray off first, a harsh, unlucky moment.
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Washinden
Chicago
Philadelphis
St. Louis
New York
Detroit
Bostom
Pitlsburg
Brooklyn
Uineiuisth Philadelphis
Benton
St Louis
Slattery
Aine
Bala
Purtell
Urst Pase
Conray
Washington
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Boston
Pattsburg
St Lome
Trainor Tuthill Sniffs Sign-Tipping Plot In Baseball Scandal
New York reports claim a sign tipping ring fed by a Detroit outfielder and other players to the New York Yankees. Tuthill allegedly hopped the fence to seize paraphernalia, with Jennings ordering secrecy while Detroit stars deny specifics. The public feud prompts possible investigations by Ban Johnson and wider AL scrutiny.
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BpSetel
Washington Post
New York
Trainor Tuthil
New York American League
Highlanders
Tuthil
Tuthiil
Detroit
Tuthi
Tuthill
Coop
Jennings
Left Handed Pat Dougherty Tees Off In Grays Expanse
Pat Dougherty, a rare left handed hitter who baits against southpaws, posted two singles and a triple in four at bats at Grays expanse. Yrad Parent wowed in the White Sox series with four games, making only one miscue in a string of tough chances. Tommy Crooks, Washington Wy, sent by Reading, led first basemen in fielding and batted. Lauvelt of Reading clashed early in the season as Washington’s trial.
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Sox
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Altizer
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Hardy
Schaefer
Doughtery
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Grays
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Yrad
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Soan
Tristate
Tommy Crooks
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Reading
Nationals
Jack Lauvelt
McBride’s iron man stretch keeps playoff hopes alive
George McBride has played every game this season and in all Washington championship seasons to date, with several matches still ahead. The piece notes his durability, mentions upcoming doubleheaders, and recalls past seasons, including Boston Americans and Cleveland, while detailing Philadelphia’s lineup changes and a young pitcher Fred Ohmsted. It also highlights Slattery’s string of hard luck hits and a botched drive by Gontoy.
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Dewey Jones
Detroit
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Tuthills
New York
Tuthill
Charley Farrell
New Fork
Jerry Downs
Boston
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Gene McCann
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Demeter
Ron Johnson
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Sox
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Slattery
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Tannehill
Tigers Blank Yankees in 6-0 Victory
Detroit jumped ahead with two New York errors and timely hits as Douglass and Wilson shut down the Yankees. Strong defense and base running support carried the Tigers to a 6-0 win, keeping them atop the standings.
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Sucridina Cobb Froten Toutes SR Sonen Rustin
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Phillies Hand Cleveland Shutout In Third Win Of Series
Philadelphia defeated Cleveland 7 to 0 extending their series lead to three consecutive shutouts. Pitcher Morgan held Cleveland to six hits, while Heltrauller made a running catch near Goode to halt a sixth inning rally. Young exited after six innings as Cleveland’s offense struggled against the home team’s pitching and fielding.
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McLean Defeats Leach in Doubles at Dstr Championship
Hills and Grosvenor beat the Flournoy brothers in doubles as play continued at Wauchey Park for the twenty first annual D str ¢ championship tourney. McLean beat Leeca 6-1 in singles while Hills and Leech faced stiff competition before edges. The day featured several close doubles and singles matches with play set to resume this afternoon.
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Romma
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Gion
Langford Wins Knockout In Five Rounds At Armory
Boston fighter Sam Langford defeats the Dixie of California in five rounds at the Armory Athletic Association. The Californian used body punches and jabs to wobble Langford in round three, but Langford’s power and blocking carried him to victory. The bout ended with the referee stopping Langford’s outburst before the sixth round.
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Aes Onde
Striking Display of Men s Fall Neckwear in Avenue Window
In Washington a prominent display features hundreds of red cravats arranged around a bold red car in a large avenue window. The exhibit markets neckwear at 55 cents and emphasizes new shades and value.
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Tigers poised to win third straight pennant
Detroit leads Philadelphia by two and a half games with six games left. If Detroit wins four of six and Philadelphia sweeps seven, both reach 99 wins and a three game playoff would decide the tie under American League rules. Philadelphia and Chicago meet. Detroit and Boston clash in a doubleheader in Boston.
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Doc White
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Chicago
Athletica
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National Commission Sets Dates For Series In Cincinnati
The National Baseball Commission met in Cincinnati on September 28 to finalize details for the national championship series. President August Herrmann and Secretary John T Brace attended, with Present Heyder and Johnson expected to arrive tomorrow. They will name dates and venues, ratify postseason schedules, and discuss plans to prevent ticket scalping.
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Ohio
National Baseball Commission
August Herrmann
John T Brace
Heyder
Johnson
Indianapolis Team Sails to Cuba for Havana Series
The Indianapolis team of the American Association began travel to Cuba with a series against Havana set to start the following Saturday. Manager Carr stays home for a state Sunday baseball law test case, with Grover Land of Toledo slated to start at first base.
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Indianapolis
American Association
Cuba
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Dodgers Win In Eleventh Inning Over Cincinnati
Brooklyn edged Cincinnati 6 5 in the eleventh inning as three runs came home on five hits. Rudner pitched well for Brooklyn while key early runs highlighted the comeback and late rally.
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Cubs Fall to Phillies in National League Pennant Bid
Chicago faltered as Philadelphia defeated them, securing a pennant bid for Taltsburg in a tense National League race. Unclear lines and garbled box score obscure several player names and exact RBI totals, but the decisive score favored the Phillies with key moments late in the game.
Doves and Cardinals Split in Twin Bill
In a doubleheader, St Louis and Boston split the games. First game saw Raleigh and Richie trading runs, while St Louis rallied to win 7 to 3 behind strong hitting and timely RBIs. Second game featured Boston defeating Raleigh with steady pitching and a late rally, final score 4 to 2.
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Pirates Clinch Flag As Clarke Receives Gold
Pittsburg clinches the 1909 National League pennant despite losing to New York while Chicago loses to Philadelphia. Manager Fred Clarke is presented with a gold purse valued around $600 by Mayor William A. Magee. The win by Pittsburgh secures their place at the top if Chicago wins all remaining games and Pittsburgh loses none.
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Pirates Capture Pennant Four Times Record Held by Clarke
Pittsburgh won the National League pennant in 1901 1902 and 1903 marking Clarke as the only NL manager today with four pennants. The article notes rivals Anson Salicrd Hanlon and others with multiple titles, praises Pittsburgh’s title defense depth, and highlights George Gibson's 190 consecutive games caught and the team’s strong hitting and fielding.
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Pickford Will Race Gregory For Trophy Cup Challenge
T H Pickford owner of the launch Biiing haba reasserts a side bet race against AH Gregory owner of the Gregory. Gregory says he will not enter professional class for money as it would bar him from future events. He notes he has been offered large sums and would race if friends post a trophy cup.
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