Brooklyn Sprint to 3-2 Victory Over St Louis
Brooklyn offense edges St Louis 3 to 2 behind Dunn and Sheckard. Pitcher Taylor fanned 3, Dunn 4, with Ryan and Lachance contributing on base. Umpires O Day and McDonald observed the game.
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St. Louis
Louis
Ben Wenace
Sugden
Sheckard
Ryan
Iallman
Dunn
Taylor
Cross
Lachance Ryan
O’ Day and
McDonald
Dowd
AB. R
FC Stenze
Crooks
Eeerreerene Cross
Serene Clements
Eerereere Sullivan
S. S
Tucker
Uinn
Ugden
R. F
Vanha
Sudhoff
P. Eeeeree
AB PO
Griffin
caWaes
Jones
Seer
Hiallman
Tachanee
Ewe
Yeager
Hallman
Clements
Shindle
Lachance
Grim
Quinn
Yeageard
Jaylor
Yee-Lh
O' Y
AB Griffin
C. F
R. B
A.B. Jones
Petraes
Nemours C. Ceeeeereesesens & Uilivan
Eev
Ceeeersreerse
Peereeeeeeeevees
Sewer
Terete Aylor
Shoe Salesmen Play Ball for Boston Emergency Hospital
Southern and Western shoe drummers met on the South End grounds for a charity game. After seven innings the Southern team led 21 to 25. The line score shows a high scoring affair with multiple extra bases and stolen bases.
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South End
Boston
Unclear Baseball Box Scores From Eastern Games
Reported results show Toronto sweeping Syracuse 7 to 2 at Toronto. Ottawa defeated Providence 3 to 1. Montreal beat Wilkesbarre 4 to 0 at Montreal. Paterson hosted two games against Newark with scores 9 to 0 and 5 to 3. Hartford defeated Reading 6 to 1.
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Toronto
Syracuse
Ottawa
Providence
Montreal
Wilkesbarre
Paterson
N. J
Newark
Hartford
Reading
Ladies Free at Music Hall Baseball Exhibition
Today and Friday ladies can enter free with escorts and receive reserved seat checks at Music Hall. The reproduction league game miniature display pleases spectators. outdoor fans should view it as well. Play starts at 4:30 Boston time.
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Music Hall
Boston
Rain interrupts Colonels game in seventh inning
National League action reports rain halts play in Louisville as Umpire Gaffney calls the game with the Colonels leading. Matches listed include Boston at Louisville New York at Cincinnati Brooklyn at St. Louis Washington at Pittsburg Cleveland at Philadelphia Baltimore at Chicago. The score was not completed.
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Louisville
Boston
Pittsburgh
Washington
Bt. Louis
Brooklyn
St. Louis
O Cincinmati
Ceesesceeeees
Oston
Eeeserereees
Cleveland
Eer
Eas
Baltimore
Ceeeeeees
Chicago
Dennehy
New York
Pittsburg
Ereseeseeseees
Philadelphia
Eevee
Wiseseeseeereneses
Cincinnati
Colonels
Gaffney
Pittsburg Senators Shut Out in Rain Shortened Game
In Pittsburg on August 8 the Senators' offense peaked in the fifth and sixth frames while Hoffer held the opposing batters. Rain halted the second game in the first inning after an attendance around 3000, leaving the score related to Pittsburg.
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Pittsburg
Senators
Hoffer
Medical Ad for Moon Membrane Care and Irritation Relief
An old style medical note promotes Dig as a cure for amateur discharges inflammation irritations or ulceration of moons membran. It claims painless relief and a quick remedy for fungal or poisonous issues.
National League President Clarifies New York Baltimore Forfeit
President Young of the National League explains the July 25 forfeit of the New York Baltimore game. He notes disputed facts under Section 64, pending board action, and states his hands are tied until the clubs move, with potential intervention by the board of directors.
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Washington
Young
National League
New York-Baltimore
New York
Baltimore
Lynch
Board of Directors
Baltimore Club
Freedman
League
Boston Post Baseball Club challenges municipal team
The Boston Post editor condemns the Oak Island game result and issues a challenge to the municipal plant team for a match game. Both teams must consist of bona fide office employees at the time of the first challenge, with time and place to be agreed and the Post naming the umpire. Signed by Co. Gosselin, Manager, and John Mullin, Captain.
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Boston Post
Municipal
Oak Island
Co. Gosselin
John Mullin
State Printers
Boston
RIGBY RAGED. Horses Made Good Time Against Heavy Wind
A large crowd watched vigorous racing at Rigby Park where a stiff south east wind slowed speeds on a fast track. Favorites at Saratoga failed to land places as horses and jockeys battled the conditions in Portland, Missouri.
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Saratoga
Portland
Rigby Park
Miss Lynch Triumphs in Brighton Beach Race
At Brighton Beach on August 3 Miss Lynch won the third race amid a small crowd. Buffoon took second with Songster in third, Maher rode to his third straight mount. Other races featured various favorites and longshots with times and riders listed for each event.
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New York
Brighton Beach
Miss Lynch
Buffoon
Chenille
Maher
Songster
Pink Chambray
Vigenta
Thompson
Marshall
Lewis
Prince Auckland
Black Dude
Nedjed
St. Clair
Doggett
Sangster
Simms
Ten Spot
Woodbird
Chum Eileen
Bergen
Fred Winston
Our Johnny
Sailor King
James
Cormorant
Kirkwood
Spencer
Sanger
Lepida
Ben Blue
Spurs
Allmack
Rheinstrom
Johnson
Brown Red
Canavan
Beaufort
Saratoga Favorites Lose In Steeplechase Disqualification
At Saratoga Aug 3 the sixth day of turf racing featured Plutarch disqualified in the steeplechase after leading by a head. Only two of five favorites won. multiple races listed with runners and times.
Horse Race Result Dashes Plutarch After Disqualification
Plutarch crossed the finish first but was disqualified for straying wrong side of the flag. Odds listed for two miles Right of Way 1538 Hogan 3 to 1 and even first Equerry 145 eo even and 1 to 2 second Harry P 187 Bracken 10 to 1 and 3 to 1 third. Time 55 1 2 Governor Budd Marble also ran.
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Hogan
Harry
Bracken
Budd
Marble
Plutarch
Mirabile Sells for 1000 at Poughebpsie Trotting Meet
At Pougbepesie New York the second day of the state trotting breeders association meeting drew about 2000 spectators. Conditions were good and sport satisfactory. Judges fined Driver Camp 3200 yesterday, which had a wholesome effect on other drivers and reduced delays in scoring.
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Poughebepsie
N. Y
New York State
Corinthian Yacht Races Open With Largest Entrant List
The Corinthian Yacht Club at Marblehead opened its mid-summer invitation series with forty six yachts racing in multiple classes. Breeze favorable, several classes did not record measurements. Jill in Class A wins a Nash cup leg, Hobo secures a silver cup leg in Class B, and Schartz and Lynx take cash prizes in Class C half raters. The second race is scheduled for Thursday afternoon.
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Marblehead
Corinthian Yacht Club
Jill
Hobo
Schartz
Lynx
Pat Carroll and Tinder in Prospective Middle Distance Clash
The Irish runner J. J. Mullin is expected soon, boosting professional middle and long distance racing. Tinder remains the training star, with Pat Carroll training daily and reportedly preparing to challenge Tinder’s record, potentially sparking a series of races if Carroll changes his mind.
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J. J. Mullin
Tinder
Pat Carroll
Carroll
Parot Faces Hawes In Key New Hampshire Tennis Match
In Newcastle New Hampshire J P Parot freshly back from Europe meets A P Hawes of Boston in a pivotal singles clash Hawes won the first set and Parot took the next two by close margins Doubles saw Southern champions Davidson and Paret lose to Carleton and Beals Wright in two sets the second a deuce game Tomorrow the schedule promises tighter contests as remaining players compete for titles
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Newcastle
N. H
J. P. Parot
Europe
South of Ireland
A. P. Hawes
Boston
Hawes
Paret
J. C. Davidson
J. P. Paret
R. H. Carleton
Beals Wright
Manchester Half-Raters Race Thrills Four Entrants
Four yachts contested the Manchester Yacht Club special half-rater race on the Chubbs cup six mile course. Southeast wind favored a tight field with Stiletto, skippered by R F Sema, posting the fastest time at 1 14 19. Freak with J F Lawrence at 1 16 12. Witch with M Wigglesworth at 1 21 07. and No 10 with R Boardman and F R Sears at 1 24 05.
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Y Constantine
Pancoast
Bradys
Blazeaway
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Trout
Leach Boy
Knapp
King Malcolm
B. S
Proctor
Terrills
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O’nell
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Prince
Blanchard
Conley
Welch
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Courier Journal
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Barney
Refina
Bowen
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Manchester Yacht Club
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M. Wigglesworth
R. Boardman
F. R. Sears
America
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Merchant
Magic
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New York Y. C
Cambria
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Columbia
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Livonia
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New York
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Franklin Osgood
Sappho
W P Coug
Countess of du Madeleine
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Genesta
Sir Richard Sutton
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Thistle
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Pale
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Seelin
Iselin
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Vigdont
O. Iselin
Valkyrie
Lord Dunraven
Valkyrie I
Ceeseee
Columbia Disa
Valkyrie III
Heavyweight Boxing Gossip Points to World Title Clash
The column outlines plans for a consortium of top heavyweights to fight for the world championship with Fitzsimmons backing a five-man round robin and Jeffries favored to face Sharkey. Corbett posts a 2500 stake, Jeffries to meet Armstrong and O Donnell in New York, and discussions with Corbett and others suggest a busy path to the title.
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Fitzsimmons
Fitz
Jeffries
Los Angelen
Tom Sharkey
Oceanic
N. J
Starkey
Sharkey
Corbett
Bob
Bob Armstrong
Steve O'Donnell
New York
Tug of war challenge ends at Post Saturday evening
Pat Coffee of the Independent Four issues a public challenge to Ned Galvin of the United Four. Coffee will meet Galvin in a two man tug of war at the Post this Saturday at 8 o clock under fair conditions for any reasonable sum.
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Pat Coffee
Independent Four
Ned Galvin
United Four
Hawthorne Club House Ground Broken for Corbett McCoy Fight Venue
Buffalo news reports the Hawthorne Athletic Club begins building a 220 by 220 foot boxing facility at Checktowaga Forks to host the Corbett McCoy bout on September 10. Site near rail lines, seating limited by price, with 60 cent admission and advance memberships already requested.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Hawthorne Athletic Club
Checktowaga
New York Central
Erie Railways
Tipton's Cup Bid Draws Peerage Talk After Jubilee Fund Gift
A prominent sporting figure praises a fair race and contrasts it with Dunraven's behavior. He notes Tipton donated 25000 pounds to the jubilee fund and was knighted, suggesting victory in the America's Cup could secure him a peerage.
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Dunraven
Five Mile West Roxbury Bicycle Race Draws Crowd
George Hicks defeats J Grauman in a five mile match race at West Roxbury with a 1845 time. Grauman protests Hicks being paced by F Larish. Budgets update include possible rematch and track suspension as bond issues are discussed by L A W officials.
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George Hicks
J. Grauman
Jamaica Plain
Hicks
Grauman
F. Larish
Jamaica Cycle Club
New Emeland
L. A. W. Racing Board
W. J. Morgan
Atlantic
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