Cardinals blank Dovey's men in muddy three run win
The St Louis Cardinals defeated the Doves 3 to 0. Dorner and Karger pitched well as the Cardinals used singles and a key double steal to score. The game was played on a muddy field with about 300 fans in attendance.
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ST. Louis
Cardinals
Doves
Dorner
Karger
Gus
Tenney
Warriors
Byrne
Barry
Kooney
Bates
Holly
Ritchey
Murray
Hostetter
Marshall
Needham
Sweeney
Bridwell
Hopkins
Biid
Emilie
PO. Byrne
Konetchy
Jolly
Boston
Pridwell
Seer
Beaumont
O ' Randall
Wren Wne
Kenetchy
Kar- Karger
Ger
Emslie
New York Defeats Pittsburg in Doubleheader Double win
New York defeated Pittsburg in both games of a doubleheader by strong hitting. Eifield and Cammitz were injured and relieved by pitchers who finished strong. The second game lasted seven innings by agreement.
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Pittsburg
New York Today
Eifield
Cammitz
Crosstown Stumbles as Brooklyn Beats Cincinnati
Coakley took a tough blow from Brooklyn while Stricklett starred with men on base. Cincinnati trio Mitchell Mowrey and Scanlon were sidelined by sickness and fever respectively, leaving the score incomplete.
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Cincinnati
Aug. S
Coakley
Brooklyn
Stricklett
Mitchell
Mowrey
Scanlon
Syracuse
Lynn Beats Brockton in Extra Innings 6 to 5
In Lynn on August 8, Lynn defeated Brockton in the last half of the 10th inning, 6 to 5 after a see saw game. Batteries Abbott Killian Madden and Madden featured for Lynn, M O'Toole and Watters for Brockton.
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LYNN
Brockton
Ee Lynn
Abbott
Killian
Madden
M. O'Toole
Watters
Worcester Beats Haverhill 4-0 as McPartlin Dominates
Worcester bats for 13 hits and shuts out Haverhill 4 to 0. Shaverhill pitchers struggle with Frock Knotts and McCabe backing McPartlin on the mound for Worcester.
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Worcester
Haverhill
McPartlin
R.H. E. Worcester
Shaverhill
Frock and Knotts
McCabe
Lowell Defeats Visitors 11 to 8 in Regional Match
Lowell played in strong form as Kenniston pitched to secure the win. The visitors committed numerous errors in a game where Lowell led 0030 013 to 38 3, with Fall River noted in the scoreline and a sequence of batteries listed as Kenniston and Duggan for Lowell and Mauser Elliott and Toomey for the visitors.
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Lowell
Aug
Kenniston
R.H.E. Lowell
Fall River
Kenniston and Duggan
Mauser
Elliott and Toomey
New Bedford Beats Lawrence on Fielding Errors
New Bedford defeated Lawrence 8 to 1 in a game played at Lawrence with decisive fielding errors by Lawrence. Batteries were Barberich Coveney for New Bedford and Coffin Morris for Lawrence.
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New England
Lawrence
New Bedford
R.H.E. Lawrence
Barberich and Coveney
Coffin and Morris
Geers Dominates Kenilworth Card at Buffalo
Ed Geers the silent man from the South won two races at Kenilworth Park in Buffalo and placed a third. Ardelle and Byron Kay driven by Geers claimed two straight heats and Nervola pushed Ardelle in the 2:05 pace. Wilkes Heart captured the 2:12 trot while Berfico took second.
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Buffalo
Ed Geers
Kenilworth Park
Blacklock
Geers
Ardelle
Cox
Nervola
Wilkes Heart
Berfico
Byron Kay
H. L
Lady Ardelle
Br. m
J Yesser
B. B
Colbert
Nellie D
Br. G
Davis
Hal C
Ch. G
Shank
Eudora
Blk. m
Valentine
Custer
B. G
Halli
Texas Rocker
Sunderlin
Great Heart
Dam Baldy
Estelle
Berico
Palataka
Dam Myra
FE. Smith
Tempus Fugit
Macougall
Ch. S
Lasell
Paul Kruger
Billy B
Greystone
Hambrino (Geers
Arrow
Argot Wilkes
Given
Walnut
B. m
Taylor
Judge Wilson
Spencer
Black Dart
Gr. H
McDonald
Lewis
Mosie L
B. m. i Valentine
Seer Een
Wees Clementine
Miss Beltz
S Smith
Hr Urick
John Elder
Walsh Dropped as Big Ed Jones Uses Walsh in Second Game
In the second game Jones selected Big Ed Walsh who lost the day before to Boston. McGuire chose Pruitt and he failed to go the distance. Wagner sparked Boston with a seventh inning run and later scored on a wild throw by Davis. Donohue, Isbell, and Morgan contributed key hits as Boston tied and then won the mid game, ending with a six run burst in the eighth. Attendance listed at 15,043.
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Ed Walsh
White Sox
Pruitt
Bostons
Jones
Detroit
Philadelphia
McGuire
Unglaub
Skiddoo
Morgan
Ferris
Wagner
Smith
Barrett
Sullivan
Congalton
Jimmy
Knight
Sox
Donohue
Davis
Doherty
Boston
Criger
Wagener
Isbell
Shaw
Walsh
Chicago
Hickman
McFarland
Hahn
Dougherty
White
Pfossom
Nona Erence Eye
Connolly
Attemdance
Umpire Confrontations Highlight Doubleheader Field Action
Unglaub was ejected in the eighth inning of the second game for kicking at Umpire Connolly. Walsh was removed in the first game for cheek talk from the bench. Detroit builds a steady lead as Glaze or others prepare for Boston. Walsh nearly balks on the mound while Hickman, a pinch batter, appears twice in the eighth.
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Unglaub
Connolly
Walsh
Detroit
Boston
Owen
Patterson
White Sox
Hickman
Sox Near Lost Both Games to McGuire's Hustling Men
In a frantic game before 16 000 fans, the White Sox trailed McGuire's team through eight innings before a sudden six-run inning turned the game. Timely hits and costly errors produced a dramatic comeback and salvaged a loss.
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SOX
M’guire
McGuire
White Sox
Washington Falls to Cleveland After Errors
Falkenberg limited Cleveland to three hits and 11 strikeouts at Washington but two costly errors allowed the visitors to beat the Senators 4 to 2 in a American League game played on August 8.
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Washington
Falkenberg
Cleveland
AB. R. B
Rhoades
Tocgis
Tases Aee
F Peewee
Blankenship
Heydon
Eveees
Shipke
P Eveee
H. Hinchman
Ganley
Birmingham
Jones
Clarke
Altizer
Lajoie
W. Hinchhman
Doubie
Turner
Sheridan and Evans
Boston Cricket Club Beats King's County Eleven 110 to 11
The Boston Cricket Club defeated the King's County cricket eleven by 110 for 11 on Franklin Field yesterday morning. Keen and Devlin led the winners with the runs, while Kirtland and Poyer topped the King's County bowling.
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Boston Cricket Club
King's County Cricket Eleven
Franklin Field
Kirtland
Poyer
King’s County
Keen
Devlin
98 Boats Start in Marblehead Races
Marblehead Aug 8 large turnout in Corinthian Y C mid summer series with 98 starters across 18 classes. Several boats repeated as winners including Dartwell Eleanor Sentram Violet Peter Pan Marie L Manchester Peggy II Crescent Beta and Dorothy Q in teacup class with Porcupine Dorothy Q and others posting top times. Weather light and flukey on a 614 mile course yielding a record day for Massachusetts Bay sailing.
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Y. C
Dartwell
Eleanor
Sentram
Violet
Peter Pan
Marie L
Manchester
Hee-Haw
Hingham
Dorothy Q
Massachusetts Bay
Larchmont
H. m
Gay & Burgesss
F. W. Fabyan
Essex
May Loring
Sonderklasse
F. Adams
Sally VIII
Burgess & Loring
Ellen
C. P. Curtis
Hicca
C. H. W. Foster
Cheroot
R. T. Paine
Aurora
Pigeon Bros
Sereens
Mirage IT
J. W. Olmstead
Fritter
H. S. Bloomfield
Myrmidon
John Noble, Jr
Cigarette
J. D. Whittemore
Sismieoteo Tabasco, Jr
H. H. Wiggin
Princess
J. P. Prince
R. R. Smith
Crescent
R. EF. Burnett
Barbara, Blaney & Wardwell
B. C. Melzard
A. G. Besse
Sunny Jim
Sidney Doane
Fleetwing
Prumude Cis Cevcaness
Teaser N
Joseph Vaux
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J. S. Hodge
Noyes & Balch
Eagle
F. Corlew
Mayberry Eae
Beach Combers Dories
Peggy Sr
Murphy & Hennessey
Hyper
W. H. Harris
C. E. Bam
Ieeberg
F. Dunbar
Arrow
H. Stone
IT. E. Connor
Savage, Carleton & Upton
W. H. Moot
Avalon
Ayer
Coot
E. O'Hara Bagherrah
F. R. Allen
Racoon
R. D
Crab
Miss Burgess
G Rogers
Muleykah
Fabens
Wainwright
H. m. S Dartwell
G. G. Saville
Gringo Way Brown Ares
Atalanta A. A. Lincoln
Hermes C A Heney
Alpha
A. I Leary
Kit H. B. Whittler
Marion III R. C Goudy
Sintram
Wexer
R. Murphy
Poor Boy
J Perry i
Goblin
R. M. Lothrop
Violet H. J. Meakee
Peter Pan Walter Kelley
Wawenock KF. E Dawes
Harwick & Tipper Whisper
J Thomas
Pleon Y Cc
Poole Eane
Fk A
New York Beats St Louis After Ninth Inning Rally
In New York on August 8 the St Louis lineup scored five runs in the seventh to tie the game with Chesbro pitching for New York, but the home team pulled ahead and won in the eighth.
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New York
ST. Louis
Chesbro
Detroit Beats Philadelphia with Plank Hit Trio
Detroit defeated Philadelphia as Plank was struck hard in the third inning. Dygert took over and held the visitors to one hit in six innings, securing the win in a tense game.
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Philadelphia
Aug
Detroit
Plank
Dygert
Detroit Opens With Narrow Loss To Philadelphia In Duel
Detroit bats struggle as Philadelphia edges ahead 5 to 4. Jones drives in two runs with a pair of hits, while Mullen walks twice for Detroit. Dygert allows 8 strikeouts but suffers the setback as errors and early rallies decide the game.
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Detroit AB. R
Aves Jones
Coughlin
I Crawford
Cobb
Fo Fias
Rossman
Dss
Uo Downs
Peer Esaeesveres
Payne
Gal
O'Leary
Mullen
Seer
Philadelphia
Hartsel
F . See
Nicholls
Seybold
Eeess
Davis
Morphy
Powers
Plank
Eater
P. Eens
Dygert
Collins
Jones
Detroit
Hurst
Stafford
Boxing Gossip Promoters Eye Bare Knuckle Fights in Chelsea
The Winnisimmer A C Chelsea card sparks talk of top bouts with Bradley vs Jerry rematch and Belfield Walcott facing John Henderson after amateur champ. Gloucester show features Young Kirby and Young Kenny 12 rounds. Gans Memsic deal noted as bout risk.
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Chelsera
Bradley
Jerry
Belfield Walcott
John Henderson
Cambridge
Young McCarron
Kid Smith
Kid McDonald
Young Ford
Chelsea
Gloucester
Young Kirby
Laaywrence
Young Kenny
Lowell
Gloucester A. C
Chick Tucker
West
Willus Britt
Jimmy
Joe Gans
Gans
Memsic
Joe
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