Local Major League Matches Listed for National Card
Chicago plays Boston while St Louis meets New York Cincinnati faces Philadelphia and Pittsburg battles Brooklyn in a slate of national basketball or baseball showdowns featuring strong city rivals and top teams.
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Chance In The Seventh Save Colts In Boston Fracas
Chicago built early pressure but Boston’s defense and Chance In the seventh preserved a 7 to 3 win for Frank Selee's Colts. Moran fueled Chicago's offense with two singles and a homer, while Chance starred with three safeties and a remarkable running catch near the short fence that thrilled the crowd.
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Boston
South End Grounds
Frank Selee
Colts
Chance
Stanley
Greminger
Harley
Chicago
Jimmy Casey
Batty
Aubrey
Eda Greminger
Kling
Moran
Tenney
Harry Aubrey
Slagle
Casey
Victor Willis
Jake Wiemer
Wiemer
Willis
Tinker
Carney
Williams
Cooley
Jones
New York Sweeps St Louis In Twin Bill Victory
New York won both games of a doubleheader against St Louis. The first game ended 6 to 2 with Mathewson and Brown pitching well after a shaky sixth inning by St Louis. In the second game New York won 9 to 7 as Miller received poor support early but fielding improved later. Murphy relieved Currie in the first inning.
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YRK
ST. Louis
B . Po
E. Browne
Farrell
Breshan
Donovan
Hal'n
Smoot
Mertes
Burke
Babb
Barclay
Dunn
Demont
Gilbert
Hackett
Bow'm
Ryan
Currie
Miller
Murphy
New York
Eeeener
Browne
Bresnahan
Bowerman
Umplires
Johnstone
Emslie
Mathewson
Brown
Louis
R. B. Po. Browne
Bres’han
Neill
Dases
New Dunn
York
Brooklyn Defeats Pittsburg In Extra Three-Hit Marathon
Picchhone pitched shutout until sixth as Brooklyn edges Pittsburg 6 to 4. Sheckard Doyle doubled, Clarke Leach hit triple, Sebring homered, Bransfield Doyle stole twice, Wagner Bransfield Phelps turned double play, 3300 on hand.
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Schmidt
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Sheckard
Doyle
Clarke
Leach
Bransfield
Ritter
Sebring
Wagner
Phelps
Phillippi
Philippi
Doescher
Hurst
Phillippt
R. B. Po
Strong Bird
Dobbs
Br'sf'd
Dahlen
Ritchey
O M’creery
Flood
Dessler
Dohertys Win In Close Game
In Southampton L I on Meadow Club courts the finalists were decided for both singles and doubles. William A Larned reached the singles final by defeating his brother E P Larned, while H L Doherty overcome W J Clothier in straight sets. The Doherty brothers prevailed in a tough doubles semifinal with Campbell and Mahony, and W A Larned with Beals C Wright also clinched a three setter against Leonard and Clothier.
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Southampton
L. I
Meadow Club
William A. Larned
H. L. Doherty
Larned
E. P. Larned
Doherty
W. J. Clothier
Doherty Brothers
Campbell
Mahony
W. A. Larned
Beals C. Wright
Leonard
Clothier
Walthour and Champion Duel Moves Across Tracks
Walthour and Champion arrived from Providence and faced each other at Revere where Champion won again. Walthour blames luck as motor trouble derailed him, while Champion pursues an American pacing title. Bennie Munroe eyes a $250 bet as rivals Moran and MacLean train for an upcoming hour race at Charles River Park with Eckhardt offering the prize. Caldwell’s ambition to race Champion or Walthour sparks talks of a $600 series across multiple tracks.
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Walthour
Champion
Revere
Providence
Dame Fortune
Revere Track
America
Caldwell
Charles River Park
Eckhardt
Jimmy Moran
Hugh MacLean
Chelsea
Agaist Munroe
Bennie Munroe
Munroe
Hartford
Bostonians in Hurricane Reach Home on Steamship
Boston travelers in Kingston aboard the Admiral Schley were delayed by a Jamaica hurricane. The ship left Kingston at 3 am Wednesday and will dock in Boston Monday around 7 am. The passenger list was abandoned. Mildred Champagne is thought aboard. company officials caution on estimated losses.
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Mildred Champagne
Post
Jamaica
Jopp
United Fruit Company
Admiral Schley
Andrew W. Preston
Boston at Detroit and rivals across the league
Three matchups highlight a busy day with Boston facing Detroit, New York meeting Cleveland, Philadelphia playing Chicago, and Washington tailing St Louis as teams chase important standings and regional bragging rights.
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Boston
Detroit
Philadimlphia
Chicago
Cleveland Se
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
St. Louis
AGT
Washington
Titantron
Detroit Wins Split as Boston Pitching Falters in Twinbill
In Detroit on August 13 Manager Collins watched his Boston nine drop the opener 3 1 with Dineen limiting Detroit to four hits while Crawford and Bar rett shone for the locals. In the second game Gibson and Winter led Boston to an 8 2 victory with Barrett driving in three on a bases loaded three bagger as Collins overworked his relief corps.
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Detroit
Mich
Tiger
Collins
Dineen
Crawford
Mullin
Boston
Stahl
Freeman
Lachance
Barrett
Ferris
Criger
Borneo
Gibson
Winter
Parent
Yeager
Long
Smith
Kugon
Lush
Kitson
Jake Stahl
O’brien
A.B. R
A. E
Dougherty
Iesaeus
Farent
Perris
Essear
C Weer
Kbancaeeaour
R. J
Carr
McGuire
Aetee Long
A.B
E. Barrett
Buelow
Eeene J. Stahl
Tibson
Fintels
Peebeabeee
Pete Eens
Tolen
Winters
Bueton
Loughlin
Philadelphia Wins With Fourth Inning Three-Run Rally
Chicago saw Philadelphia take the game via a three-run fourth inning fueled by a single, a triple, and Greene's error. The locals could muster only an eighth-inning run on three straight singles. Attendance was 1,885.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Greene
Bender
Cleveland Quietly Surges to Third Place in Double Bill
Cleveland rose to third place by sweeping two from New York. Moore and Joss puzzled the visitors. In the opener Tannehill faltered in the sixth as Etberfeld and Conroy made costly errors. In the nightcap Deering exited early and Howell pitched well until the eighth when four hits and three runs crossed.
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Cleveland
New York
Moore
Joss
Tannehill
Etberfeld
Conroy
Deering
Howell
A.er
B. Po
New
Po Flick
Bay
Keeler
Bradley
Filber
Lajoie
Williams
Hickman
Ganzel
McCary
McFar'd
Abbott
Davis
Goch’'r
O’connor
Tannebili
Cleveland Eee
McCarthy
Gochnaur
Elserfeld
Ganbase
Zel
Sheridan
R. Ia
Flick
Ether
Will'ms
Ole
McFar
Beville
Gocin'r
Cleveland Wessaeeeer
Bradlwalls
Offley
New Howell
York
Jooss
Carey Beaten by Walcott in Kidney Punch Featherweight Fight
Tom Carey of New York loses to Joe Walcott in the eighth round of a 15 round bout. Walcott dominates with kidney blows, outpoints Carey in several rounds, and the fight ends with Carey knocked to the floor. Preliminaries saw Hanlon beat Pantz in six and Donahue defeat Gilman in eight. Dan Donnelly refereed.
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Tom Carey
New York
Joe Walcott
Carey
Walcott
Barbados
Donnelly
Jimmy Hanlon
North End
Kid Pantz
West End
Young Donahue
Harry Gilman
Roxbury
Dan Donnelly
B. H. Benton
Brighton and Norwood Semi Pro Clash at Brighton
Brighton hosts Norwood in a highly anticipated semi professional match on local grounds with talks of Willis high salary and Pittinger coaching. Guests from Winthrop Hotel and Crest Hall join the event at Winthrop while East Boston critiques Wood Island Park diamonds prompt park department scrutiny.
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Brighton
Norwood Cross
Willis
Winthrop Hotel
Crest Hall
Winthrop
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