Heps Beat Frank Chance Cubs In Big League Exhibition
The Heps routed the Cubs 12 to 8 as Boston hitters led by Bill Sweeney Mike Donlin and Hickory Jackson cracked multiple extra base hits. Frank Schulte homered for Chicago while Bridwell and Tinker flashed sparkling fielding as Perdue held the Cubs to seven innings before McIntire finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heps
Frank Chance
Tenney
Russell
Cubs
Boston
Richter
McIntire
Perdue
Bill Sweeney
Mike Donlin
Jackson
Bill
Sweeney
Sir William
Mikey Kane
Mike
Chance
Harry McIntire
Bridwell
Tinker
Donlin
Gowdy
Ingerton
McDonald
Buriden
Zimmerman
Rariden
Doyle
Lin
Seeeeere
Gody
Fisceges
Raden
Chicago
TB PO
Fescoree
Schrilte
Pinker
Zimnyprman
Goode
Saler
Graham
Seerneere
MeInre
Jackson Schuite Goode
Sweeney Doyle
Goode Schulte
Doenlin
Gowdy McDonald
Salter
MelIntire
Johnstone
Pason
Giants Win Twice in National League Doubleheader
New York Giants capture both games from Cincinnati to claim second place as Pittsburgh loses in Brooklyn. First game features strong catching by Snodgrass and Devore while Ames and Crandall hold firm. In the nightcap New York pours on six runs after a rough first inning by Keefe, with Herzog homerun and Crandall effective throughout the shortened game due to darkness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Giants
Keefe
Ames
Snodgrass
Devore
Smith
Crandall
Bates
Herzog
Fletcher
Mitchell
Rescher
Doyle
Bo Xork
Merkle
Joyle
See Devlin
Anew Murray
F Becker
TB PO A
Bescher
Sewer Bates
Hoblitzell
Tee Downey
Grant
We Clarke
Humphries
AB. R. BH. TB
F . Vee
Murray
Hobligell
Egan
Cranddll
Rigler
Finneran
Connecticut League Scores Mixed Night Across Cities
Springfield beat New Britain 5 to 4 while New Haven topped Hartford 7 to 8 and Waterbury defeated Bridgeport 8 to 0. The piece ends with a playful note about Bean Town and Boston baked beans.
1500 Worth of Information at Half a Dollar Each
Advertisement touts 8. Hand books for Working Men and tradesmen at 50 cents each. Claims over 300 pages of practical information worth about 1500 dollars per book. Promotes special editions for electricians plumbers machinists mariners and more. Invites readers to visit the Salary-Raising Exhibit of the I O F at Boylston Street. admission free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. O
Boylston Street
Cardinals Shut Out Phillies 7 to 0
St Louis Cardinals defeated Philadelphia 7 to 0 as St Tonie starred in all departments. Manager Bresnahan was sidelined with a wrist injury and will be out at least three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
St. Tonie
Bresnahan
St. Louis
Lobert
Sporting notes on stars and retirements shaping pennants
The column argues Ty Cobb and Honus Wagner’s absences tilt the Tigers and Pirates, with Hughey Jennings and Fred Clarke relying on their stars to keep teams in pennant contention. It notes Moran’s upcoming return from England, Gotch’s wrestling squad for Hackenschmidt, Sheridan aiming for Swedish Olympics, and KO Brown’s rising habit of knockouts amid a season of injuries to Cobb, Wagner, Magee, Dooin, Collins and Hooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Cobb
Hans Wagner
Tyrus
Hughey Jennings
Fred Clarke
Magee
Charley Dooin
Philadelphia
Eda Collins
Athletics
Harry Hooper
Red Sox
Dodgers Rally in Ninth to Beat Pirates 8 7
Brooklyn came from behind after a sixth inning miscue of wild pitches four walks and a hit batter to take the lead. In the ninth Barger opened with a single, bases were loaded on two walks, Coulson doubled driving in two tying runs and Zimmerman's hit scored the go ahead run as the Dodgers won 8 to 7. Five pitchers used in the final frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Schulte
Schulte
Wilbur Goode
Artie Hofman
Wilbur
Goode
Doyle
Heps
Ingerton
McDonald
Rariden
Onriden
Perdue
Archer
Tinker
Saier
Wid
Rartden
Sweeney
Bartden
Cub
Zimmerman
McIntire
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Barger
Miller
Coulson
Carey
Hummel
Scanlon
Ee Oon
Clarke
Tooley
Erwin
Camnitz
McCarthy
David
Ofurk
Ferry
iteh—Camteker
Byrne
Wild
Burk
Sercloe
Erry
Ings
Ires
Klem
Brenan
Sporting Notes From A Journal Of The Era
A collection of short items referencing figures like Packey McFarland Owen Moran and Jimmy Walsh. Mentions include athletic meet entries for Lynn Caledonian Club, open events 100 yards to five miles, questions about boxing and canoeing rules, a Pirate recruit Marty O Toole, and a daylight innings dispute in a baseball game.
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Sam Mahoney
Lynn Caledonian Club
Labor Day
Mathew Connell
Elm Street
Market Square
Lynn
Packey McFarland
Owen Moran
Packey
Moran
New York
Taunton
Reggie” Walker
Walker
American Canoe Association
Marty O’toole
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Donlin Jackson Land CO
Ricater
Mike, Mique
Prew
Sai Smike
DOE
Nec
Hub Perdue
Richter and
Edward J. O'Brien
Hickory
Shean
Kling
Jordan Marsh Company
Att
Chicago Tee
Brooklyn Tetas
ST. Louis Tenes
Wees
Sresee & Il
P.C
St Louis
National
Togo
Beantown
Cardinals
Phillies
Huggins
Bessa
PO. A
Oakes
Ikonetehy
Creneee
J Ellis
Ererene
Fpvans
Wee Eeere
Mowrey
Seenee I Smith
Bliss
Steele
Knabe
Paskert
Seers U
Veers
Titus
Bransfield
Erres
Doolan
Peete Weye Spencer
Seseersrres
Carter, Moore
Ferrerrere Rowan
Cer
Moore
Konetchy
Jim Jeffries
Jack O’brien
Kid McCoy
Battling Nelson
Land of Living
Ad Wolgast
England
America
Frank Gotch
Hackenschmidt
Big Hack
Americus
Hub
Jack Curley
Gotch
Martin Sheridan
Martin
Knockout Brown
Battling Downey
Thiu Cufeys
Dodgers
Beateo EO
A. Tooley
Coevesores Daubert
Perverse
Davidson
ah weer _ Erwin
Ec Paver
Dane
Scanion
bStark
Schardt
Walter Lonergan
Detroit
Mich
Jimmy Walsh
Summer Street
Washington St
Bartholomay
IWM
Albrecht
Greater Boston
Narayike
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