Tenney's Men Lose in 3-0 Setback at Boston
In a Boston at bat by Leach and Leiver, Tenney's Men fall to Boston 3 0. Greminger started the miscue with a field hit to wag ner, and Aubrey reached on Bransfields muff. Willis singled to center and Dexter started a double play to end hopes. Ritchey fanned to end the ninth as Leever struck out. Today Cincinnati plays a double header at the local grounds with Malarkey and Pittenger on the mound.
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Greminger
Wagner
Sebring
Boston
Aubrey
Bransfield
Leach
Willis
Dexter
Ritchey
Sering
Phelps
Leever
Tenney
Cooley
Carney
Cincinnati
Malarkey
Pittenger
Pittsburg
A.B. R . BH. P.O. A. E Beaumont
Clarke
Fee Leach
Ed Wacner
Itchey
P.O
Es Moran
Abbaticchio
SB. B
Wang
DP Ca Vice
Seccess
Pirates Triumph Over Boston 3 0 In South End Finale
Sam Leever pitched brilliantly for Pittsburgh as they shut out Boston 3 to 0. Leever allowed one walk while his teammates hit five extra base hits including two triples and three doubles. Bransfield made the only Boston error, Dexter starred with a perfect plate throw, and Clarke doubled in the eighth to spark Pittsburgh's final run.
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Sam Leever
Fred Tenney
South End
Pittsburg
Boston
Wilbur
Leever
Bransfield
Charley Dexter
Phelps
Cooley
Leach
Wagner
Ritchey
Moran
Clarke
Tenney
Greminger
Willis
Beaumont
Batty
Carney
Dexter
Sebring
Aubrey
Pirates
Bogdon
Brans
Ewing Shuts Out New York as Cincinnati Wins 7–0
In Cincinnati, Ewing pitched a superb game allowing only one hit as the visitors blanked New York 7 to 0. McGinnity exited in the eighth inning, Cronin finished, and Cincinnati earned six runs while New York left on three. Attendance 47,47.
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New York
Cincinnati
Ewing
McGinnity
Cronin
Kelley
Dolan
Beckley
Daly
Corcoran
Steinfeldt
Lauder
MccGinnity
Emilie and Moran
St Louis Beats Brooklyn 8 6 In Hard Fought Game
St Louis finally wins a game, defeating Brooklyn 8 to 6. Jones pitched poorly on defense by McCreery and Brown was hit hard but lucky. Manager Donovan ill, Rhoades starts in right field for St Louis. Brooklyn's fielding costs them, with multiple errors and key hits from Hackett and Smoot.
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
Brooklyns
Jones
McCreery
Brown
Donovan
Rhoades
R. B. Po
R. B
E. Farrell
Ostrang
Osheck
Smoot
Dobbs
Dunl’y
Doyle
Burke
O Dahlen
Brain
McCrory
Hackett
Jordan
Ryan
Strang
Baseball Notes From Local Standings and Open Dates
Cincinnati and Joe Kelley today. The Nationals did well to get an even break from Pittsburg. Al Buckenberger says he is entirely satisfied with Boston. Hugh Duffy could rejoin big league ball. Wellington vs Brigh ton at Dorchester High School park Saturday. Parkviews of Roxbury claim the 16 17 year old city title and seek games with Hemlocks or Colonials. John J. Reilly Adams and Dudley streets Dorchester. Steve Mahoney back from provinces seeks engagement next Saturday. T J Duffey praised as umpire in local semi professional games. Collins with Young Dineen and Hughes in form eye Pittsburg series. Brookline team seeks game away Saturday. John J Ryan 106 Washington Brookline telephone 21023.
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Cincinnati
Joe Kelley
Nationals
Pittsburg
al Buckenberger
Boston
Hugh Duffy
Dorchester High School
Wellington
Brightons
Parkviews
Roxbury
Hemlocks
John J. Reilly
Adams
Dudley
Steve Mahoney
T. J. Duffey
Dorchester
Young
Dineen
Hughes
Collins
Jimmy Collins
Brookline
John J. Ryan
Washington Street
Jimmy Briggs
Star of the East
Young Corbett
Briggs
New England
Champon
Corbett
Criterion
Post
Tammany Club
Chelsea
Bie
Terry McGovern
Harry Pollok
Pollok
Pacific Coast
California
Benny Yanger
Salem Street
Mike
Pat Sheehan
Bill Daly
Bill
Sheehan
Cap
Rusty
Jeffries
Danvers
Tewksbury
Kid Goodman
Chester Goodwin
Goodman
Goodwin
Neil
Forbes
Johnny Mack
Hughey Murphy
Mack
Murphy
Mahoney
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
New Bedford Tops Fall River In Tight Baseball Tilt
New Bedford defeated Fall River 2 to 1 in a well played game at New Bedford. Connie Murphy singled and scored the decisive run after stealing second with two out in the ninth. Connolly pitched for New Bedford, Morgan for Fall River, with Morgan walking five and Connolly six. Attendance about 2000.
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New Bedford
Fall River
Connie Murphy
Allen
Flell
Morgan
Connolly
Roxbury
Dee
Weddige
Rivers Ceeechee
Iott
Joyce
Murphy
Foxen
Moorhead
Lawrence
Kerin
Nashua Triumphs Over Lowell In Sharp League Game
Nashua beat Lowell 8 6 in Nashua New Hampshire. Key moments include Jordan and Ashenback being ejected for disputing an umpire decision and Dowd making a sensational eighth inning running catch. Lowell led until the sixth before Nashua tied and pulled away with four runs in the eighth. Attendance about 1500.
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Nashua
N. H
Lowell
Jordan
Ashenback
Ryan
Labelle
Graham
Bushey
A. E. Dowd
Hafford
Pastor
Bigble
Merritt
Lake
McLean
Grant
Daum
Linsss
Soffel
Connors
Wilson
Cross
Seo Gokey
Siwgil
Tywo
Gokey
Lawrence Defeats Haverhill 7–6 in Controversial Game
Aug 18 at Rumford field Lawrence 7 Haverhill 6 in a game aided by two umpires Long and McGinley. Bunyan was ruled safe at home by Long prompting protests though he appeared out by two yards. Langton fanned six in five innings the locals used three pitchers. Valdois Deininger and Sheets stood out with timely hits and strong fielding.
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Haverhill
Rumsford Field
Long
Lawrence
McGinley
Bunyan
Klobedanz
Langton
Valdois
Deininger
Kelly
Sheets
R . Po
Gilmore
Coveney
Klobed’z
Ambe’ Ger
L'n
Ter
O’brien
Richardson
Deninger
Dennin
Offger
Amberger
Manchester Triumphs 3 0 Over Concord At Rumsford Field
Manchester wins 3 to 0 defeating Concord as three ninth inning runs turn the game. Whiting and Clark shine for Manchester while McCarthy allows few hits. Attendance around 1000 at Rumsford field.
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Concord
N. H
Manchester
Rumsford Field
McCarthy
Piaces
Whiting
Clark
Local ball scene shifts as Pittsburg heads East
South Hind hosts Pirates, Giants aim to topple the Pirates as Cincinnati opens a Boston doubleheader at the South End. Malarkey and Pittinger to work for Boston. Fans favor Collins squad over Boston Nationals, with big salaries drawing support. Killilea not seen as hoggish.
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Pittsburg
New York
Giants
Pirates
Cincinnati
South End
Boston
Malarkey
Pittinger
Nationals
Collins
Boston Nationals
Killilea
Yoakum wins Brighton Stake at Brighton Beach
At Brighton Beach grand circuit meet a large crowd saw Frank Yoakum ride to victory in straight heats in the $X Brighton stake for pacers, defeating rivals including Crown Princess and Mattie H. in close finishes. Masetto led earlier 2:15 trot field but finished second.
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New York
Brighton Beach
Masetto
Tom Keene
Empire Track
Frank Yoakum
al Bock
Ten
Crown Princess
Ramares
Kentucky Stock Farm
Pacers
Mattie H
Boxing Gossip on Briggs Corbett Controversy in Boston
Local boxing writers face criticism for bias after Jimmy Briggs’s 130 pound weigh in against world champion Young Corbett at the Criterion and Tammany clubs. The Star of the East withheld credit, while Corbett’s camp pressed for favorable terms.
Kent Team to Sail for U S Matches on Oceanic Oct 9
London August 18 The Kent cricket team managed by T Pawley will journey to the United States for a series of matches in Philadelphia and Baltimore. They sail on the Oceanic a White Star Line steamer on October 9.
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London
Kent
T. Pawley
Philadelphia
Baltimore
White Star Line
Oceanic
Chesbro shuts out locals as Cubs edge in first game
Chesbro limits Detroit to no runs while Ganzel and Williams drive in the lone NY run with a two base hit and a single. Crawford makes a sensational running grab. New York dominates the second game as Detroit uses three pitchers and fails to hit Tannehill. Detroit errors and defensive miscues fuel the early lead for the visitors.
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Chesbro
Ganzel
Williams
Crawford
New York
Detroit
Tannehill
Buelow
Seoeeeeneo
Donovan
Conroy
Keeler
Long
Carr
O’ Loughlin
Po. A
Barrett
Keeler Rf
Lush
Elbfeld
C' Ford Rt
Ter
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McGuire
McF'ad
Courtney
O'Connor
Tan‘hill
Kiss’ Ger
Skopek
Mullin
Owe Bee
New
O—S York
Conroy Williams
Davis
McFarland
Elberfeld
O' Loughlin
Baseball Schedule Tangles Early Week Showdowns
Boston faces Chicago while New York meets St. Louis. Athletics collide with Detroit as Washington travels to Cleveland for key league actions.
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Pittsburg Esere
Boston Eoenere
Cincinnati
York
Chicago
Boston
Brooklyn
Bis
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Washington
ST. I
P.C. Boston
Philadelphia Cent
Eure
Senee
Athletics
Cy Young Stops Cleveland Streak in 10 2 Boston Victory
Cy Young, debuting in 1889 with Cleveland Nationals, shut down the Cleveland nine as Boston defeated them 10 to 2. Seven scattered hits, three of them for a double and two triples, produced most of Boston’s runs while Cleveland’s fielding faltered at times.
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Cleveland, O
Cy Young
League Park
Cleveland Nationals
Clevelands
Boston
Napoleons
Cyrus
Ray
Bradley
Lajoie
Young
Hickman
Cleveland
Criger
J. Stahl
Duke Farrell
McCarthy
Stahl
Collins
Bostons
Dougherty
Couns
C. Stahl
Freeman
Ferris
Farrell
Parent
Lachance
Flick
Bay
C. Cri
Rener
Seeree
A.B
Ceetteene
Seeee Hickman
Bemis
Gochnauer
Donahue
Rene
Boston Evens
Nahue
Sheridan
Detroit Drops Doubleheader to New York
Detroit loses both ends of a doubleheader to New York on August 18, surrendering fourth place in the standings. The opener is described as sharply played and honestly won, with pitchers Clesbro and Donovan contributing for Detroit.
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Detroit
New York
Clesbro
Donovan
Chicago 3 Washington 1 in baseball contest
Timely hitting carried Chicago to a 3 1 victory over Washington. Double plays thwarted Washington in three innings while Chicago built its lead. Attendance 1200 at Chicago. Holmes Moran Isbell Robson Jones Green Clarke Callahan Selbach Magoon Coughlin Pattson Wilson Patterson pitched.
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Chicago
Tannehill
Washington
R. B
A. A
Holmes
Moran
Isbell
Rob'’son
Jones
Ryan
Green
Clarke
Call’han
Selbach
Magoon
Coughlin
T’hill
McC Lck
Slattery c
Kittridge
Pattson
Wilson
UGB Ls
Sapes
Neft
Callahan
Robinson
Br Patterson
Patterson
Connolly
Philadelphia 5 St. Louis 3 in American League finale
St Louis dropped the final game of the series to Philadelphia with Waddell earning the win for the visitors. A triple play highlighted the contest as Hartsel Burkett and Seybold produced key hits while Wright took the loss. Attendance reached 2100 at St Louis.
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ST. Louis
Philadelphia
Waddell
Hartsel
Burkett
Pick
Martin
L.cross
O Hill
Seybold
And
Wright
Anderson
Murphy
Hill
Heidrick
Wallace
Sechreck
Umptire
Pears
flood of entries marks Caledonian Games in Boston
The Caledonian Club in Boston prepares for its semi centennial celebration with a record flood of entries. Seventy one sprinters have entered the 100 yard dash handicap the largest field ever in a single event. The program will require 18 heats plus semis and finals.
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Boston Caledonian Club
Bryn Mawr Polo Team Opens Brenton Reef Cup Match
Bryn Mawr polo players started the Brenton reef cup contest at Newport against the Country Club of Westchester. Each side fields four players with a combined handicap not exceeding 28 goals. Today featured brilliant clashes as Bryn Mawr posted eight goals to half the opponent’s tally.
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Newport
R. I
Bryn Mawr
Country Club of
Westchester
Boston Nationals Manager Hats a Sevengame Series Challenge
Manager Buckenberger of the Boston Nationals issues a formal challenge to Jimmy Collins to a seven game series between Oct 1 and Oct 15. Collins favors a pennant showdown with Pittsburgh while fans back a local Boston matchup. Buckenberger voices cautious optimism despite low chances.
Boston Americans Respond To Boston Nationals Challenge
Manager James Collins of the Boston Americans said they would address the challenge after returning home on Sept. 2. He stated they would take care of the Boston Nationals in due time.
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Cleveland
Boston Nationals
James Collins
Boston Americans
Cycle track to host star duel in three man race
The Revere track hosts a high profile three man event featuring Harry Caldwell Bobby Walthour and last night’s Charles River Park winner Walthour departs soon for Atlanta Iver Lawson arrives from New York to face Frank Kramer in a half mile heat with a one mile race to follow if needed A coin toss will decide the final leg if another heat is required Will Stinson meets Basil De Guichard in a 20 mile motor paced race at Charles River Park adding depth to the sprint card
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Revere
Harry Caldwell
Manchester
Bobby Walthour
Charles River Park
Walthour
Atlanta
Iver Lawson
Salt Lake City
New York
Kramer
Lawson
Will Stinson
Cambridge
Basil de Guichard
Fourth Annual Picnic of East Boston AOH Auxiliary
Ladies' Auxiliary No 4 of East Boston will hold its fourth annual picnic at Caledonian Grove West Roxbury on August 26 with family activities and food planned by organizers.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
East Boston
Caledonian Grove
West Roxbury
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