Flaherty Scenic Off Day Helps Cubs Win 9 3
Cubs beat Boston 9 to 3 at South End grounds as Pat Flaherty left after a fifth inning off day. Kling hit a triple and Brain homered for Boston but the Cubs’ attack, led by Evers, Sheckard, and Bridwell, powered to a comfortable victory with timely hits and aggressive baserunning.
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Pat Flaherty
Cubs
Pat
Patrick
South End
Evers
Johnny Bates
Lindaman
Boston
Big
Bridwell
Tenney
Sweeney
Trojans
Randall
Beaumont
Schulte
Hoffman
Kling
Texas
Sheckard
Shecckard
Tinker
Flaherty
Overall
Dave Brain
Brown
Brain
Howard
Newt
Ritchey
Bates
Brooklyn 9, St Louis 2 in National League game
Brooklyn dominates St Louis 9 to 2 as McGlynn exits early and Fromme struggles. Five-run seventh caps the win with heavy hitting by Serra, Beers, Kling and Steinfeldt in a rugged ballpark contest.
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Brooklyn
Brooklyns
St. Louis
McGlynn
Fromme
Lindaman shines as nine innings yield low-scoring duel
Lindaman goes the distance, hurling four runs in eight innings off Young, with two one-inning hits. Overall fans three strikeouts, three double plays by Bridwell and Tenney and by Overall, Kling and Steinfeldt. Time of game 1 hour 50 minutes. Umpire Carpenter. Attendance 3138.
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Lindaman
Chicago
Cece
Weambow
Steinfeldt
Kling
Flaherty
Schulte
Brain
Tenney
Bridwell
Brooklyn
Alperman
Lewis
Lumley
Bit
Hummel
Jordan
Hoffman
E. Maloney
C. F
Sheerd
Burch
R. F
Ritter
Howard
Pastorious
Burnett
Marshall
Randall
McGlynan
Ritchey
Fromme
Sweeney
Brown
Glaherty
R Seene
Ere
Tindaman
Brooklyn We
Bates
Ge Ceasee
St. Louis
Oeener
Eeaseesete
Lewis, Young
McGlynn
Rigler
Young
Carpenter
Pirates Beat Giants In Doubleheader To Take Two
New York lost both games of today's doubleheader to Pittsburg. The first game went to extras with Pittsburg winning 4 to 2 on Wagner's double and Doyle misplays. the second game was called after five innings with Pittsburg leading 1 to 0. Wagner and Seymour homered, Wiltz pitched, and Leever worked for Pittsburg in a tense twin bill.
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New York
Pittsburg
Wagner
Doyle
Wiltz
Ames
Cork Sicesees
Seymour
McGinnity
Shanner
Storke
Dahlen
McGann
Leever
Johnstone
O'Day
Shannon
Browne
Devlin
Bresnaban
MeGann
Seer
Pitcher Elliott Helps Fall River Top Worcester 3–0
In Worcester on August 23 Fall River pitcher Elliott shut out Worcester 3 to 0 aided by timely hitting. Thornhill Grant and Sylvester drove in runs for Fall River while Daum and Sylvester collected two-base hits. Bushey struck out 10 for Fall River as Elliott allowed seven Worcester baserunners.
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Lynch
Wagner
Pittsburg
New York
Camnitz
O’day
Johnstone
New England
Worcester
Elliott
Fall River
Po.a.e
Templin
Austin
R.f
Daum
C.f
Toomey
McCune
Bushey
Thornhill
Grant
Sylvester
Litschi
Bradley
Joseph O’brien
New Bedford Tops Brockton 3 2 In Tight Contest
New Bedford defeats Brockton 3 to 2 in a well fought game. Moorehead Valdois Danzig Hickman and Watters scored for New Bedford. Hickman tripled for Brockton with A Kane contributing a two base hit.
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Brockton
New Bedford
Po.a.e
Bh.po.a.e. M
Reh
Hickman
Mullaney
Catterson
Valdois
Reardon
Danzig
Murch
Kehoe
Reiner
Higgins
C.f
Watters
Norris
R.f
A.kane
Kane
Mitchell
Robinson
Cross
Moorehead
A. Kane
McGovern
Connolly
Cincinnati Beats Richie in Sixth Inning Rally
Cincinnati outhit Philadelphia 10 to 6 and scored enough runs in the sixth to win 10 to 6. Two base hits by Ganzel Mitchell Courtney, Kane stole second, Bransfield drove in runs, and the mound work split among Coakley Richie Moren Brown. The game lasted 2 hours 20 minutes with Klem and Emaslie as umpires.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Richie
Moren
Ganzel
Mitchell
Courtney
Ekee
Kane
Brown
Huggins
Kruger
Coakley
Bransfield
Titus
Doolin
McLean
Klem
Emaslie
A. E. Huggins
R. F
Tolbert
Ssceysaccees
Philadelphia AB
Eeeene Ae
Thomas
Knahbe
Po Potest Sas
Osborne
Jacklitsch
Este
Magee
Chicago at Boston and other early baseball matchups
Schedule lists Chicago facing Boston. St Louis plays Brooklyn. Pittsburg takes on New York. Cincinnati meets Philadelphia in upcoming games.
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Chicago Ee
Boston
Pittsburg
York
Oss
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Ist. Louis
Cincinnati
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Ibaa
P.C
Chicago
New York
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St. Louis
Eliot Club of Roxbury to Hold Outing
The Eliot Club of Roxbury affiliated with the South End Industrial School announces its first annual outing next Wednesday. A full field sports program is set with Brennan of Harvard officiating the Eliots versus the Yannigans ball game. Club founder Mrs A R Danor and manager Dr Henry Fitzsimmons lead the organization with honorary member Councillor Timothy F Murphy of Ward 19, a Senate candidate.
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Eliot Club
Roxbury
South End Industrial School
Brennan
Harvard
Eliots
Yannigans
A. R. Danor
Henry Fitzsimmons
Timothy F. Murphy
Ward 19
Senate
Pine Tree Edges Biddeford Portland 5 4
In a tight matchup at Biddeford Portland Biddeford wins 5 to 4 over Pine Tree. Elsewhere South Portland Bangor hosts Pine Tree with a 4 to 1 result in favor of Bangor.
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Biddeford—Portland
Biddeford
South Portland
Bangor
Pine Tree
Races At Revere Track Feature Top American Riders
Tonight's card at Revere features the top three motor-paced riders in America battling for 30 miles. Hugh MacLean, Elmer Collins of Lynn, and Jimmy Moran of Chelsea lead the field, with MacLean in peak form after securing a contract to ride abroad after Labor Day. New York sprinters join the professional sprint heats, while amateurs increase for the five mile open race.
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America
Revere Track
Hugh MacLean
Elmer Collins
Lynn
Jimmy Moran
Chelsea
MacLean
Labor Day
Collins
Moran
New York
Baseball Notes Show Early League Shuffle
Chicago leads Detroit as the American League race shifts. Evers draws ire by injuring players, while Flaherty's box entrances spark tense games. Mt. Hope Forest Hills seek a fast away game for fair pay. Athletics and Volunteers of Waltham clash at the Waltham bicycle park for a $100 purse. Bradford will pitch for the Athletics. Roslindale Bradfords challenge the Roxbury Notre Dames for the 16 year old state title. Needham Superbas meet New Charlestowns at Green's Field Needham. Wood Pollard Co. seek a labor day match. contact Causeway street Boston. A triple play unassisted occurs at Workboro NH as Blake Heights beat Joe Blakes. Roxbury A C vs James A Houston at Perkins Field Roxbury. Hart and Gilmore battery for Roxbury. McGlaulin Gebhardt for Houston.
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Chicago
Detroit
Evers
Pat Flaherty
Mt. Hope
Forest Hills
Charles A. Murphy
Asticon Road
Athletics and Volunteers of
Waltham
Washington Street
Roslindale
Needham Superbas
Charlestowns
Green's Field
Needham
Wood, Pollard & Co
Wood
Pollard & Co
Causeway Street
Boston
Tel
Perkins Field
Roxbury
Hart
Gilmore
Battery
McGlaulin
Gebhardt
Houston
Boxing Gossip Promises Chelsea Langford Temple Showdown
Lawrence era boxing notes report a Chelsea bout between Larry Temple of New York and Sam Langford next Tuesday night with standard admission. Various regional matches and training details for Temple Haghey and Dennis Kirby Kenney rivalry are noted along with Labor Day events and other bouts in Rumford Falls Manchester and Bridgeport.
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Larry Temple
New York
Sam Langford
Chelsea
Langford Temple
Winntsimmet Athletic Club
Kid Morris
Navy
Temple
Haghey
Young Curtis
Philadelphia
Young Dennis
Dennis
Lawrence
Young Kirby
Young Kenney
Labor Day
Unity Cycle Club
Gloucester
Kirby
East
Young Erne
Johnny Cohan
Kenney
Unity Club
Opera House
Rumford Falls
Charley Haghey
Lowell
Fred Bradley
Hughey
Northboro
Tommy Sullivan
Bartly Connolly
Portland
Peak’s Island
Manchester
Jack Johnson
Sailor Burke
Burke
Johnson
Bridgeport
George Herbert
Jack Clifford
Vallejo
Cal
Brooklyn
St. Louis Star-Chronicle
Abe Attell
Jack McCloskey
Jack MecAuliffe
Harry Gilmore
Mass
Gymkhana Races on Horseback at Narragansett Pier
Gymkhana races highlighted today's card at the Point Judith Country Club horse show in Narragansett Pier Rhode Island. With the exception of the animal handicap race all events were conducted on horseback and drew spectators.
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Narragansett Pier
R. I
Point Judith Country Club
Jockey Knapp Fined For Spurs At Saratoga
Jockey Knapp was fined 25 dollars by the stewards at Saratoga for carrying spurs without notice aboard Smiling Tom in the track’s fourth race.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Knapp
Smiling Tom
Pilgrims Win First Game From Naps 2 1
Boston Beaneaters win 2 1 in Cleveland as two costly errors by Bradley and Clarke pace the decisive rally. Rhoades pitcher's duel with Cy Young, fielding by Ferris Wagner and strong Boston defense key to victory. Naps commit multiple errors amid tight game.
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Bradley
Clarke
Boston
Rhoades
Beaneaters
Naps
Cy Young
Turner
Lajoie
Jimmy Barrett
Sullivan
Ferris
Wagner
Chicago Defeats New York Four to Nil in Fast Game
Chicago won a fast game from New York 4 to 0 as White held New York to four hits. Hogg relieved Doyle, who pitched in relief. Dougherty and Hahn doubled, Hahn tripled, and White contributed two sacrifice hits. Chicago scored in the 8th inning with Hoffman batted for in that frame.
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Chicago
New York Today
White
New York
Hogg
Doyle
Hoffman
Dougherty
Hahn
Jones
Tannehill
Williams
Moriarity
O’ Loughlin
Mortarity
Ee Keeler
Elberfeld
Laporte
Enere
Cuckoo Rye’s Market Demand and Wholesome Quality
The Rye introduces Cuckoo Rye praising its natural flavor and full maturity. Early customers seeking a distinctly better whiskey confirm demand for a wholesome, agreeable, fairly priced option for home use and emergencies.
Detroit muffed fielding costs in Washington loss
Detroit bad fielding produced three muffs on perfect throws, aiding Washington's three runs. Schmidt Altizer and Block doubled, D Jones stole twice, downs Milan sac bunted, Siever and Falkenberg combined for six walks, two hit batters, and Detroit left ten on base as Washington won 3 1.
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Washington
Slever
Dobutok
Els Gaceee A
Schmidt
Altizer
Block
Milan
D. Jones
Smith
Delehanty
Siever
Falkenberg
Connolly
Oiihawaunes
Ganley
Sewee O’brien
Cc. Jones
Eeee
Ss . Block
Coughlin
Crawford
C. Eeenee
Cobb
R. F
Seem
Rossman
Downs
O'Leary
Purse Up for Class Q Race Across the Bay
Francis W. Fabyan owner of the Eleanor offers a 50 prize for the Class Q fleet to race Marblehead to Provincetown Sunday. All Class Q boats head to Provincetown to race in Cape Cod Y. C. events Monday and Tuesday, likely contesting for the prize. The fleet includes Eleanor Dorothy Q Sally IX Essex Orestes Little Rhody II and May Bee.
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Francis W. Fabyan
Eleanor
Marblehead
Provincetown
Cape Cod Y. C
Manchester
Mr. Fabyan
Marbley
NL announces contracts and releases approved
President Harry C. Pulliam of the National League announced the approval and promulgation of a contract with St. Louis for E. S. Crandy and releases by Boston to Holyoke Frank Burke and by New York to Rochester John Sundheim.
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New York
Harry C. Pulliam
National League Today
St. Louis
E.S. Crandy
Boston
Holyoke
Frank Burke
Rochester
John Sundheim
Fast friends Cantillon Comiskey clash for pennant hope
Joe Cantillon and Charley Comiskey are allies in talk but rivals on the field. Cantillon’s Washington tailenders defeated Chicago twice in Chicago, dampening Sox title dreams while the sport’s uncertainty remains. A British critic mocks engine cranking versus auto ease, and Fabyan’s Eleanor yacht nears another cup, eyeing Marblehead to Provincetown run.
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Joe Cantillon
Charley Comiskey
Joe
White Sox
Commy
Charley Hickman
Cantillon
Washington
Chicago
Sox
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