Mike Donlin Started Out to Beat the Cardinals
St Louis Aug 3 Mike Donlin opened with a 1 0 lead over the Cardinals before rain halted play after three and a half innings at National League Park. Donlin an actor athlete and clubman wore a makeshift uniform borrowed shoes and joined the fray. He vowed not to pull a Jeffries and has already staged a comeback noted by all in St Louis.
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ST. Louis
Mike Donlin
Cardinals
National League
Mike
Tenney
Steve Evans
Jeffries
Heps Show Changeful Lineup in Exhibition
The famed Thespian guided George Jackson to stellar play for the Cardinal clouters as Mike Donlin hit a double in his first at bat. Manager Tenney reshuffled positions with Ingerton McDonald Donlin Jackson Kaiser, boosting the team’s energy. a postponed game is rescheduled for Sept 17 in St. Louis.
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George Jackson
Memphis
Cardinal
Mike
Sweeney
Spratt
Jackson
Donlin
Miller
Sonoma
Carings
Bresnahan
J. Plavius
Cardinals
Rigler
Mikey
McGraw
Mickey
Mabel Hite
Tenney
Ingerton
Eddie McDonald
Buffalo
Kaiser
Heps
St. Louis
Esnahan
Weaver
National baseball doubleheader results sparse
National league games listed show New York at Pittsburgh and Philadelphia at Cincinnati with no scores or outcomes provided.
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New York
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Open Date Hang On With Two Games Sunday
Men faced him in three rounds and went out in order. He may repeat Saturday with two games planned here Sunday as an open date follows.
Three Home Runs In Fifth Inning Decide Brooklyn Victory
Brooklyn defeated Chicago 5 to 3 as three homers in the fifth inning carried the win. E Zimmerman opened with a grounder to right field, Erwin followed with a first pitch homer, Wheat added a solo shot, while Toney relieved and Knetzer weakened.
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Brooklyn
E. Zimmerman
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Toney
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Knetzer
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Eason
Rain postpones Grand Circuit trots at Detroit fairgrounds
Rain today caused a postponement of the Grand Circuit trotting races at the State fair grounds. It is probable that the races scheduled for today will be trotted tomorrow.
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Detroit
State Fair Grounds
TrAianapolis Defeats Milwaukee in High-Scoring Tilt
In a vivid game, TrAianapolis beat Milwaukee 6 to 4. St. Paul hosts Minneapolis Rain in a separate event.
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TrAianapolis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Schooners Lead New York Yacht Club Cruise From Glen Cove
One of the largest eastern sails under the New York Yacht Club pennant sails from Glen Cove on the annual cruise. The fleet, headed to New Haven New London New Bedford and Newport, includes three masters Alcyone Atlantic Karina and others. Commodore Blair aboard the flagship Diana presides as the regatta opens with a captains meeting.
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New York Yacht Club
Glen Cove
Long Island
New Haven
New London
New Bedford
Newport
Hempstead Bay
Alcyone
Atlantic
Karina
Elena
Westward
Enchantress
Irolita
Boston
Emerald
F. Lewis Clark
Eastern Yacht Club
Taormina
William S. Eaton
Adventuress
C. C. Rumrill
Diana
C. Ledyard Blair
F. A. Plummer
Reds Hit Chalmers All Over The Lot
Cincinnati defeated Philadelphia 7 to 1 after a strong fifth inning, with Smith effective with men on base. Injuries to Almatia and Clarke limited play as both exited early. Scoring details show multiple hits and crucial plays by Paskett Bescher Bates Mitchell Almeida, with bases on balls and sacrifices aiding Cincinnati’s win.
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Chalmers
Philadelphia
Smith
Almatia
Clarke
Burns
Moran
Rowan
Paskett
Bescher
Bates
Mitchell
Almeida
Downey
Lobert
Senen- Hore
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Ofena
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G Bowen
Owan
Charme Wal Nowan
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Hoblitzell
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Esmond
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Luderus
Walsh
Beck
R . Seeee Doolan
Naps Rout Highlanders 11 to 10 in Bronx showdown
Cleveland toppled the New York Highlanders 11 to 10 in the second game of the series. Hemphill drew five walks and Ball, Jackson, Lajoie, Turner, and Graney doubled for early offense. Pitching notes include Kaler, Mitchell, Falkenberg, and Vaughn guiding a high scoring affair with 13 Highlanders hit by pitches or walks.
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Lajoie
Turner
Graney
Cree
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Sweeney
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Donale
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Armory Tourney Entries List for 60 Entrants
Amateur show at the Armory A. A. tonight features 60 entrants across weight classes. Notable competitors include W. S. Sandow Chelsea Frank Picardo Clark A. C. Fall River Henry Marley Roxbury Dan McCarthy Roxbury and Joe Kelly Dorchester with several clubs represented from Boston and surrounding towns.
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Armory A. A
W. S. Sandow
Chelsea
Frank Picardo
Clark A. C
Alphonse Masse
Fall River
Harry Marshall
Somerville
Alex Aronson
Fast Boston
Henry Marley
Roxbury
J. Ganey
South Boston
John Pitts
Putnam Club
Frank Donnelly
Dan McCarthy
Mark Spencer
Joseph O'Bien
Wakefield
Dominic Demora
Prince A
J. L. Anensault
Oscar Nelson
Jim O'Connell
Sewall Club
Joseph McDonald
Jamaica Plain
John Moran
Boston
J. T. McNichols
Faxon A. C
Anthony Seya
John Quinlan
East Cambridge
Boxing Entries Listed for 145 and 185 Pound Classes
The record shows participants for 145 and 185 pound classes with names from Roxbury Everett East Boston and Boston clubs. Notable clubs include Broadway A A B Y M C U Rambler Outing Club and Prince A C. The roster lists Joe Barry Peter Ip polite J F Crowley Billy Martin and many others across multiple local associations.
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John J. Bannon
Broadway A. A
Peter Ippolite
Roxbury
Patsey DeLuca
Joe Barry
Boston
J. F. Crowley
Park A. A
Billy Martin
Glen Keho Club
Tr.a. Ferrulle
Clark A. C
Arthur Fridstrom
Everett Literary Association
John Sullivan
Warren A. A
W. R. Greenquist
Everett
A. L. King
U. S. Navy
Alcidas Tessier
Wall River
Eamond Trembly
Cambridge
Michael Sullivan
East Boston
A. MH. Hogan
Rambler Outing Club
Louis di Lessa
Joe White
Marion A. C
Joshua Cohan
Mellody to Box Paddy Sullivan in Manchester Card
Tommy Howland of Philadelphia withdrew from the bout with Paddy Sullivan of New York here tomorrow night. Boston's Honey Mellody was added as a substitute and is in excellent condition after three weeks of training. Mellody's rushing style is expected to challenge Sullivan.
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Manchester
N. H
Tommy Howland
Philadelphia
Paddy Sullivan
New York
Sullivan
Matt Wells
England
Honey”’ Mellody
Boston
Mellody
Rhode Island boats win coast championship in 18 foot knockabout series
Rhode Island yachts won the coast championship for 18 foot knockabouts by taking the fourth race in Providence on Aug 3. Arrow faced disqualification yesterday but won today’s race, while Rhode Island boats pressured visiting crews. Moslem II from Massachusetts placed third. Providence entries Wanderer and Dorothy blanketed rivals Kittywake and Aurora, boosting Rhode Island’s total percentage to .700 with Massachusetts at .533.
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Rhode Island
Arrow
Bay State
B. C. Hirst
R. I
Kittywake V
A. A. Whittemore
Moslem II
H. M. Bloomfield
Wanderer
Flint Bros
Dorothy
Walter Wood
Aurora
Pigeon Bros
Mass
Massachusetts
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