Pittsburg and Boston split doubleheader in tight NL clash
In Pittsburg on August 28, Pittsburg beat Boston 5 to 1 in the first game while Boston won the second 2 to 0. Mamaux shut down the visitors on seven hits as Rudolph and Nehf were hit hard. The nightcap ended after seven innings due to darkness with Allen pitching for Boston and Kantlehner departing for Carpenter after the fourth.
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Pittsburg
Boston
Mamaux
Vistors
Rudolph
Nehf
Allen
Kandlehner
Carpenter
RHE
Blackburn
Tragester
Gowdy
Maux
Fischer
Ailen
Tragessor
Kantlehner
Schmidt
Cubs and Phillies split as Williams clears bases in seventh
In a tense game Philadelphia edged Chicago 8 to 5 after a bases loaded double by Williams in the seventh. Alexander started for Chicago and Burns worked the final outs as Hendrix and Elliott held late. Meanwhile St. Louis shut out Brooklyn 4 to 0 as Meadows excelled on the mound and Hornsby left injured after a squeeze attempt.
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Chicago
Cubs
Williams
Alex
Aelding
Rae
Iladelphia
Alexander and Burns
Hendrix
McConnell
Elliott
Archer
St. Louis
Meadows
Pretter
Dell
Brooklyn
Hornsby
Theield
Corhan
RH. E
Bt. Louis
Protter
Meyers
Gonzales
Gardner Injured Threatens Amateur Golf Title
Chicago Aug. 28 Robert A Gardner of Hinsdale may not defend his title as amateur golf champion in the national meet at Philadelphia next week because of a finger infection that prevents him from holding a club.
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Gardner
Chicago
Robert A. Gardner
Hinsdale
Philadelphia
Johnson in Top Form Allows Three Hits
Washington beat Cleveland 2 to 0 in the first game of a final series as Walter Johnson held the visitors to three scattered hits while Boehling was touched for runs in the sixth and eleventh. Batteries Boehling ONeil Johnson Henry. PhilaChicago game score 1-0 Benz held Phila to three hits. Postponed games due to rain in New York and Boston.
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Johnson
Washington
Cleveland
Walter Johnson
Boehling
R. HE
O'Neil
Henry
Indians Rally Past Vancouver For 9 6 Win
Spokane reporters note Vancouver held Russell scoreless through six before being chased in the seventh. Avonta relieved him and also allowed runs as Spokane pulled away 9 to 6. Mensor and Reuther led with key hits and three-base hit by Mensor. Wild pitches, walks, and RBI totals listed. Acosta credited with the defeat.
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Russell
Indians
Acosta
Spokane
Vancouver
Avonta
Beere
Mentor
Eries
Farper
Sss
Sheely
Teil
Ase
Mensor
Reuther
Murphy
R. Brown
Zinke
Zamlock
Hamilton, Fries
Four matches played in West Side tennis tourney
Rain and wet courts slowed the thirty sixth annual West Side club tennis championship in Forest Hills. William M. Johnston defeated Howard Notman in straight sets, while Clarence Griffin and Johnston won the doubles. Maurice E. McLoughlin beat T. B. McClare, and E. H. Whitney beat Ward Donlon.
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Forest Hills
N. Y
West Side Club
William M. Johnston
San Francisco
Howard Notman
Brooklyn
Clarence J. Grifin
Johnston
Postponed Grand Circuit Opener At Hudson River Park
Rain forces official postponement of the Grand Circuit opening day program at Hudson River Driving Park. Three events shift to tomorrow with listed venues in Columbus, Indianapolis, Minneapolis, Saint Paul, and Milwaukee. darkness and weather cited for adjustments.
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Ben Renpacetttatemetee
Hudson River
Ray
American Association
Columbus
Louiseville
Indianapolis
Toledo
Minneapolis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Kee
Paul
Milwau
Great Falls Electrics Arrive for Butte Series Clash
Great Falls manager Bob Hester brings the rejuvenated Electrics to Butte for a nine game set beginning at 2 15 this afternoon. The series could decide second place as Butte and Great Falls battle to end the season Labor Day with salary disputes and new players shaping the lineup. Carson Bigbee debuts with the Pirates after a standout Tacoma start, while Spokane and Vancouver prospects loom for 1916. Magee earns praise for flawless fielding in 78 games with Boston.
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Bob Hester
Great Falls
Hester
Great Falla
Great Ball Club
Butte
Electrics
Jim Kelly
Boeckle
Hurley
Kallio
White
Clark
Toner
Killilay
Bigbee
Carson Bigbee
Tacom
Pirates
University of Oregon
Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph
Frank Schulte
Spokane
Wash
Jeff Tes
Big
la Carey
Johnston
BI Hinchman
Larry Lancaster
Tacoma
Cal
Lneup
Giants
Northwest
Bighee
Ty Cobb
Doc Johnston
Bil Hinckman
Sun
Stacey Huffman
Vancuver
Beavers
Fort Benton
Vancouver
Eivery
Brown
Nick Williams
Farr
Tribe
Williams
Wow
Stokane
Seatle
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
New York
St. Lo
Cleveland
Ington i
Philadelphia National
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Ittsbure
Louis
Cincinnati
American Association
Petssi
Indianapolis
Louisville
Kansas City
St .Paul
Minneapolis
Toledo
Columbia
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Vernon
San Fran
Port Nd
Oakland
Ey Ague
Western
Omaha
Lincoln
Sioux City
Des Moines
Denver
Topeka
Wichita
Indians Clinch Northwestern League Pennant In World War I Era Text
Spokane Indians seal the Northwestern league pennant as Butte would need an impossible run of wins. The article highlights a standout pitching staff and late-season lead, then shifts to a suspenseful outdoor pursuit involving a hunter, a gun, and a concealed game warden observing silently.
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Spokane
Indians
Butte
Indians' Stability and Reuther Impact Skew Seasonal Outlook
Field notes recount Nick Williams praising the team’s late-season rally to win the flag, with praise for Reuther who boosted the Iron Men in both pitching and hitting. Amid changes, a judge of character emerges in a warden turned public official noted for integrity. A final line mentions bank notes printed in England on silk with a rubberless process.
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England
Morning in the Major Leagues and Lost Hopes in Baseball
The article blends a nostalgic past with current baseball woes, noting Walter Johnson’s record losses alongside others like Myers and Caldwell. It discusses coaching legends McGraw and Mathewson, early-season pitching starts, and the Reds and Red Sox batting standings while linking fading careers to the long road of the season.
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Johnson, Bush, Myers
Caldwell
Toney
Meadows
Vaughn
Walter Johnson
Myers
Mackmen
Desten
Roo Alexander
Christy Mathew
McGraw
Giants
Matty
Mathewson
Reds
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