National League games today across major venues
This schedule lists NL matchups including Washington at Boston, Brooklyn at New York, Baltimore at Philadelphia, St Louis at Pittsburgh, Cleveland at Chicago, and Louisville at Cincinnati. Game times and results to follow.
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R. H. Atta
Brooklyn
New York
CHICA
Philadelphia
Eessere
Evededevessesse
Bt. Louis
Pittsby
Loutavis
York
Washington
Cleveland
Weshington
Boston
Baltimore
J. Louis
Pittsburg
Chicago
Louisville
Cincinnati
New England League Games Today
Pawtucket faces Brockton while Manchester meets Newport and Taunton plays Portland in a busy New England League schedule today.
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New England
Pawtucket
Brockton
Manchester
Newport
Taunton
Portland
Bergen Stars Catcher Delivers in Boston Victory
Bergen drew the cheers as Boston defeated Washington Senators in a tight finish. Bailey debuted with one hit allowed, Bergen’s catching and a late single keyed the win while Weyhing’s last inning unraveling for Washington. Freeman and McGann provided early power, and Atherton’s misplay helped seal the outcome.
Tenney Drives Boston Past Washington in Ninth Inning
Tenney homered and doubled driving in the winning run as Boston beats Washington 2 ... The late rally produced the decisive score with Tenney and McGann contributing key hits. Freeman, Atherton, and Lowe also figure in the tight seventh to ninth inning action.
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Boston
Ceesacee
Washington
Lowe
Freeman
Tenney
McGann
Bale
Lewis
Atherton
Weyhing
Ryell Collins
Sad
Bwis
Ken
Bonner
Kittridge
Aes Batem
Aete
Ephesus
Collings, Stahl
Lynch and Connolly
New York Triumphs Over Brooklyn In Sloppy Base Running
New York out batted and outfielded Brooklyn today but blew the game with reckless base running and weak teamwork at bat. McGuire’s strong throwing tagged six runners. Van Haltren reached first five times and stole two bases but did not score. The score:
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Brooklyn
New York
McGuire
van Haltren
Hartford
Springfield
O’loughlin
Fepalau
Hartford Ceeeee
Dolan
Curley
Shindle
Wilson
ases—Gatins
Stuart
Phelp Lippert
Pappalau
Massey
Brown
Turner
Hodgon
Phan Phelpe
Balk—Hodson
O’loughn
Orphans win easier game as Sudhoff stars on field
Chicago August 4 The Orphans prevailed in an easier matchup with Sudhoff dominating the action. Chids and ebeau were briefly removed for a moment with Umpire Smith. Tiendonon 800. Score: likely not provided.
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Chicago
Orphans
Sudhoff
Chids
Ebeau
Smith
Tiendonon
Phillies Defeat Orioles In Late Inning Stop Save
In Philadelphia on August 4 Baltimore threatened with men on second and third in the eighth when Cross made a brilliant stop and threw out Smith, retiring the side and saving the game for the Phillies. Philadelphia has secured Dolan of Richmond to play second base during Lajoie's absence. Attendance was 3298. Score:
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Philadelphia
Baltimore
Cross
Smith
Phillies
Dolan
Richmond
Lajoie
Brockton Beats Pawtucket in Rough New England Tilt
Brockton won 10 to 4 at Pawtucket as Hawke pitched steadily while Corridon struggled. Five-run sixth inning sealed the visitors’ victory amid a tense finale with crowd shouts and thrown objects. Bernard and Perone fueled the rally with timely hitting and two homers from the latter.
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Brockton
Pawtucket
R. I
Hawke
Corridon
Bernard
Perone
Shay
Wran
Foo Herulj
Pe Helmes O'Connor
Tole
Kriox
Cassidy shine as Grays defeat Worcester in erratic game
The Grays benefited from Cassidy’s brilliant play while Worcester faced a rough outing with erratic pitching and fielding. Rickert hit a three-base shot, Kite and Muhy combined for sacrifices, and Evans held steady on the mound as Worcester edged Providence by a curious scoring line.
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Hrdner
Yeevonener
Martine
Cassidy
Grays
Worcester
Providence
Hit— Rickert
Kite
Mu Hy
Sharrott
Carr
Murphy Ieof
Caen Davis
Nyce
Horton
Wildeevans
Gruber
Portland Defeats Tauntons In Clean Exhibition
Portland beat Taunton 4 to 2 in a well played game at Portland with Miller’s pitching earning the win. Fielding was sharp on both sides, attendance 400, with Nobbitt and John Smith contributing two-base hits and Burrell among the players with a three-base hit.
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Portland
Ome
Tauntons
Miller
Taunton
Nobbitt
John Smith
Ing Lady
Burrell
John Eeina
Kellose
Hartford Beats Springfield In Rough Baseball Tilt
Hartford defeated Springfield by a wide margin as both sides struggled in a low quality game. Pitchers showcased power, ejecting temper with Fe palau fined $5 by umpire O Loughlin for throwing his glove in protest.
Toronto Wins With Alloway Pitching In Exhibition
Toronto defeats Rochester 4 to 0 as errors fuel Rochester runs. Alloway strikes out one, yields no earned runs, and Toronto announces sale of the franchise to the Toronto Were Company who own the island grounds. sale effective next season. Attendance 2800. Stolen bases by O Hagan Bean G Smith Lush. First base on balls Morse 2. Time 1:05. Umpire Boyd.
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Toronto
Alloway
Ohester
Messrs
O’hagan
Bean
G. Smith
Lush
Grey
Roat
Wagner
Rothfuss
Smith
Morse
T.el
Smink
Rochester
Boyd
Montreal Drills Syracuse Behind Bannon Family Homers
The Bannon family powered Montreal to seven runs with six of them from home runs led by T Bannon two homers and six runs produced. Schiebeck made a key stop as Montreal won 7 to 3 with Griffin and Johnson contributing hits. Attendance was 600 and Wise umpired.
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Montreal
Bannon
Schiebeck
Syracuse
Williams
Johnson
Jackolitz
Griffin
Gannon Delivers Winning Hit In Newport Victory
Newport Rhode Island defeated Manchester 1 0 as Gannon hit a seventh inning two base drive single to score the lone run. Both teams played strong defense with quick fielding and a single run deciding a tense game.
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Newport
Manchester
R. I
Gannon
Newport Aik Wen Die Dee
Millerick
Carney
Hanna
Fleming
Fitzmaurice
Urphy
Hickey
Eagan
Narrow Scores and Shutout in Regional Games
Yesterday's results show Norwich defeating Meriden 5 to 4 at Norwich, New London routing Waters 13 to 0 at New London, Derby beating New Haven 9 to 0 at Derby, and Bristol overcoming Bridgeport 8 to 6 at Bristol.
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Norwich
Meriden
New London
Waters
Derby
New Haven
Bristol
Bridgeport
Wilkesbarre Club Sold to Kansas City Club
James H. ane, a resident of the Kansas City Baseball Club, wired from Kansas City that he purchased outright the Wilkesbarre club of the Atlantic League and would ship the pick of its players to Kansas City.
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Wilkesbarre
Kansas City
James H. Ane
Kansas
Tinger Will Be There at Charity Carnival
George Tindler the Irish middle distance runner returns from England to race in an exhibition against time at the Holy Ghost Hospital for Incurables carnival at Combination Park. Seven horse races and a Chelsea riders event attract crowds with $200 purse, electric light workouts, fireworks, dancing, and Wiggin's Orchestra. Transfers via Sullivan Square for northbound cars.
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George Tindler
England
Holy Ghost Hospital
Combination Park
Chelsea
Michael J. Cronin
Electric
George Hicks
Wiggin
Cambridge
Sullivan Square
Charlestown
Westchester Defeats Philadelphia in Naragansett Polo Cup
Westchester defeated the Philadelphia freebooters 13 to 9 at Point Judith Country Club in the Naragansett polo cup fourth contest. Waterbury brothers excelled with long runs and sharp direction by J M Waterbury. Philadelphia fought hard with J B Wustie and Kennedy standout players.
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Narragansett Pier
R. I
Point Judith Country Club
Philadelphia Freebooters
Westchester
Waterbury Brothers
J. M. Waterbury
Freebooters
Messrs
J. B
Wustie
Kennedy
Controversy Over Seawanhaka Cup Race In Montreal
Americans and sympathizers criticize Canadian sportsmanship after Seawanhaka Cup race. Constance grounded on a shallow course and protested. judges awarded Glencairn III the race and cup. Post and Crane left with mixed feelings as reactions split locally.
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Montreal
Que
Constance
Glercaitn
Post
Crane
New York
Messrs. Post
Duggan
William Riley
Glencairn III
Kinley Mack Narrowly Edges Approval at Saratoga
At Saratoga Race Course on August 4 betting was lively with few favorites victorious. Kinley Mack led Approval in a close finish after a slow pace, while Lightning Express misfired in the fourth and Native refused to start in the last race. A trainer’s horse Hold On collapsed injuring a jockey as blind staggers caused a fatal break.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Kinley Mack
Approval
Mack
Lightning Express
Willie Martin
Native
Clawson
Bullman
Ae Crane
Hold On
Ed Peters
Meg wins two in match race at Combina tion Park
Crowds flocked to Combina tion Park for a night of band music vaudeville dancing and electric racing. In the mile and a half match Meg defeated Drummer Girl in a best two of three with a time of 3 42 8 54. Running race over half mile heats saw Miss O B claiming victory despite ten pound weight handicap.
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Combination Park
Meg
Drummer Girl
Miss O.B
Holy Ghost Hospital
Ummary
Wi Ikeudieteetons Eereeee
Reezer
Mise O'B
McNamee
Kazaza
J. Carey
Pete
Rooney
Brighton Beach Races Feature Handicap Draws Crowd
At Brighton Beach on August 4 a cool day drew a large crowd for six over-night races. Maher aboard Box won the handicap for 3-year-olds and up, beating Devil and Barataria as Galathee tired after a late challenge. Other winners included Standing, Peep a Day, Fluke, Fast Black and Zanone.
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New York
Brighton Beach
Ockey
Box
Galathee
Allories
Maher
Stretc
the Devil
Barataria
Fluke
Fast Black
Zanone
Metropolitan AAU Championships Set for August 12
Reports indicate New York Athletic Club will dominate points at the Metropolitan championships with a likely close race for second place involving Pastime Xavier Star and New West Side clubs. The context notes several international and local entrants and upcoming events at Apollo Garden and in Rochdale and London alike.
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Pememorner Athletic
New York A. C
Xavier
Star
New West Side
I. W. Perkins
Little Bridge
Yee
Bacon
Rochdale
Deerfoot
Daves
Mahoney
Jones
Bt Patrick
Paris
Apollo ‘Garden
Mory
Kane
Ghost
Yennual
Ea Pee
Aw Ag
Io Ees Bates
Downey Breaks State Record At Fredericks Track Meet
Joe Downey of Boston set Maryland state and track records at the N C A meet in Frederick. He rode a motor pacing machine for a one mile track mark of 1m 56s and then paced five miles in 9m 19s with Hershaw steering. The machine, first of its kind in the area, drew strong interest as Downey impressed Boston supporters with his form.
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Hershaw
Downey
Boston
Burns Pierce Sets Fast Times at Woodside Park Track
Burns Pierce of Boston broke bicycle records for two, three, four and five miles at Woodside Park Philadelphia. He rode five miles paced by a motor, with mile splits of 1:4 for the first, 3:00 for the second, 4:46 for the third and 8:02 2-5 for the fifth, surpassing prior marks of 3:10, 6:40 and 8:16 respectively.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Woodside Park
Burns -Pierce
Boston
Whitman advances to LI Lawn Tennis final in Meadow Club semi
In Southampton Meadow Club, Whitman defeats J A Allen 6 1 6 -2 6 4 to reach the championship final as Alle n is praised for side line passing. Slocum and Taylor lose doubles to Codman and Winslow. Davis and Ware win by default advancing to semi finals.
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Southampton
L. 1
Long Island
Meadow Club
Whitman
J. A. Allen
Allen
Yale
Henry Slocum
Howard “Eee
Winslow
Alfred Codman
Perl
Amore
Davis
Ward
Ware
Nslow
Codman
McKettrick
Malcolm D. Whitman
R. Winslow
Henry W. Slocum
Howard Taylor
D. F. Davis
L E. Ware
J. D. Pell
S. V. Skidmore
Boxing Card and Local Welterweight Rumors
A postponed bout features Dan Creedon and Fred Morris. Joe Fairburn vs Dave Sullivan set for Aug 19 at Greenwood A C. Jack O’Brien plans frequent ring appearances. Jim Popp, Jim Gorman, and others scheduled, with a 25 round bout to decide a title shot. Sullivan, a strong local boxer, seeks matches with crackerjack welterweights. a failed forfeit attempt in East Boston halted a potential bid.
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Sper Faco
Edntry
Chine
Dan Creedon
Fred. Morris
Joe Fairburn
Dave
Urn
Sullivan
Jack O’brien
New York
Veto Box
Jac Ogherty
O’brien
Box
Hawthorne A. C
Buffalo
Jim Popp
Orrney
Coney
Boston
Noddle Island
Boxer
Cambridge
Century bicycle event and motor pacing at Montreal and Berkeley
The article notes a century race under Clark’s auspices leaving Copley Square at 2 for Thompsons Hotel Warsham with a return Monday. It lists scores from the national championship and names riders such as John King Charles Mack and H G Bedell among road and track entrants, plus plans for motor pacing at Montreal on Aug 7 and Berkeley Oval events with records to challenge.
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Cerses
Clark
Will
Copley
Thompsons
Warsham
Chairows ‘Gerlach
L. A
Major ‘Taylor
W. Cate
Ayor
Worces
Tom Butler
Butler
Ae James
Bowler
Chicago
Cshen Canes
Harry Gibson
Cincinnati
Harley Brantford
Minn
Montreal
Abenstein
C Ww. A
H.G. Bedell
Frarlem
Berkeley
Oval
Irvington
Charles Mack
C. Hansen
C. Hauser
Fred Beauregard
Fall River
H. G. Bedell
C. T. Earl
S. C. Malthen
C. M. Crook
Walter Torrence
Polo Star Drybrough Dies After Polo Accident
London August 4 One of England’s top polo players Mr J W Drybrough died from injuries after a Rugby polo tournament collision yesterday afternoon His American opponent Mr Mackay from Wisconsin unhurt and Mr Drybrough died of concussion and fracture of the ball after a fall in the semi final game The Chicago Board of Trade veteran has long resided near Leamington and is known in hunting and polo circles.
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London
J. W. Drybrough
England
Rugby
Mackay
Drybrough
Wisconsin
Chicago Board of Trade
Leamington
Boxing Tonight Promises Fast Fights in Gotham Ring
Westchester A C presents Meena Mati Nee in Tuckahoe with Geoffrey Thorne vs Frank Reell in a 20 round middleweight bout. Purcell possibly Paddy Purtell seeks to force top rivals and secure later matches. Thorne’s prior fame and Purcell’s rising threat set fast pace for an action filled afternoon at Tuckahoe arena.
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Gotham
Meena
Westchester A. C
Tuckahoe
Geoffrey Thorne
Frank Reell
San Francisco
Thorne
Sam Tepatrick
Purcell
Paddy” Purtell
Kansas City
Purtell
Greater Gotham
Sam Fitzpatrick
New York
East
Tommy Ryan
Kid McCoy
George Byers
Harlem
Westchester
Hanrahan
Oral Buffalo Ring
Jour- Sa Ee
Coney Island A. CC
Oe Youngs
Patseyweeney
Sweeney
Dan Creedon
E Empire A. C
Prornet
Iea Gothans
Manchester Yacht Club Race Week Winners
Four classes competed in the Manchester Yacht Club race week with a northwesterly breeze. Hostess of Quincy won Class D, Cartoon led Class K, The Pirate won Class L, and the Freak captured the M Y C half raters title.
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Manchester
Manchester Yacht Club
West Manchester
Quincy
Pope Declines Presidency of Bicycle Trust Supports Spalding
Hartford reports Colonel Albert A. Pope of Pope Manufacturing announces he will not seek the bicycle trust presidency and will back A. G. Spalding. He condemns opponents’ treatment of Spalding as outrageous, stating age and desire to avoid new duties.
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Hartford
Conn
Albert A. Pope
The
Pope Manufacturing Company
Bicycle Trust
A. G. Spalding
Pope
Spalding
Metropolitan heelmen win smoke talk and entertainment
A club house on Brookline Street hosted a vivid evening of entertainment led by the Metropolitan heelmen. The program featured a graphophone hit, plus performances by Master Haley the tenors Felt and Arnold, Rogers, Whalen, McKenna, and Dan Coleman with mandolin and other acts by 8. Chicolo and C. Chisolm were highlighted.
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T Brookline Street
Graphphone
Master Haley
Felt
Arnold
Buck
Bider
Phetteplace
Rogers
T. Whalen
McKenna
Dan Coleman
Coon
Chico
Waltham Athletic Park Adds Two Mile National Championship
The Waltham Athletic Park management announced a carnival race meet for Tuesday afternoon August 15. They receive authorization to run a two mile national championship at that meet, replacing the planned one mile title as the sole national championship of the year.
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Waltham Athletic Park
Batchelder
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