Reds Beat Braves 4 2 as pitching and errors decide opener
Cincinnati Reds defeated the Boston Braves 4 to 2 at Braves Field. George Tyler pitched well but a third inning error and key hits by Reds sealed the win, with Regan holding and Kopf and Griffith contributing in crucial moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braves
George Tyler
Cincinnati Reds
Braves Field
Cincinnati
Mike Regan
Reds
Tyler
Regan
Kopf
Roush
Chase
Smith
Griffith
Rawlings
Rawling
Kelly
Sherwood Magee
Shean
Powell
Simslie
Tragesser
Maranville
Magee
Groh
Boston
Bailey
A. Groh
M'r'ny
Tee Roush
K'n't'hy
Bhean
Wingo
Boston Stneeweers
Roush Griffith
Regan Tragerser
Hasen
Ronshiffith
Klem
Emsllettendance
Phillies Rally Past Cardinals 6 4 On Seventh Inning Errors
The Philadelphia Phillies defeat St Louis 6 to 4 in a game marked by seventh inning offense aided by errors by Hornsby and Snyder. Horstman faltered as Doak and Ames followed, allowing the decisive runs. Bender finished strong with three strikeouts in relief. Hornsby tallied three singles and a double for St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Hornsby
Snyder
St. Louis
Mayer
Horstman
Doak
Ames
Bender
Louis
A. Paskerter
Bonrit
Pancroft
Smith
Stock
Miller
Cravath
Laderus
Whitted
Paulette
Niehoff
Baird
Killffer
Adams
Doakp
Aiea
Schulte
cSmyth
Dugey
dBetzel
eGonzales
bRan
Skillifer
ecRatted
dRan
eBatted
Paskett
Luderus
Long
Cruise
Killifer
Kong
Bancroft
Laterus
Walle
O’day
Harrison
Lawrence
Po.a
Hartford
Simmons
Brown
H Ehman
Ae Breen
Sch'ber
Aro
Roth
Frimes
Flynn
Reichle
Kane
Tas Low
Carroll
Gaston
Keefe
U Gaw
Tr'tman
Brannigan
Schreiber
Grimes
Low
Gaw
Trautman
Connelly
Southern Association Scoreboard Report
Chattanooga 4 Memphis 3 Birmingham 5 Atlanta 1 Nashville 5 Little Rock 0. The brief results show Chattanooga, Birmingham, Nashville posting wins against Memphis, Atlanta and Little Rock respectively in concise club standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Memphis
Birmingham
Atlanta
Nashville
Little Rock
Dodgers Beat Cubs 7-1 in Openers at Brooklyn
Brooklyn outhits Chicago 13 to 5 and wins 7 to 1 after a first inning burst with a triple and home run. Kilduff drives in the lone Cubs run with a second inning triple as Coombs dominates with five scattered hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Chicago
Douglas
Coombs
Kilduff
Bh.po.a. Plack Tf
Mannikt
Zeider
Merkle
Williams,cf
Deal
Filliott.c
Pilboefer
Shingins
Pend'gast
Olson
Myers
Z. Wheat
Stengel
Miller
O'Rourke
Daubert
Prendergast
Rigler
Bransfeld
Pirates Shut Out Giants 1 0 in New York
Pittsburg defeats New York 1 to 0 in the first of a three game series at the Polo Grounds. Carey scores the lone run with a bunt and aggressive base running, beating Herzog's return and reaching plate on Boeckel's single.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pittsburg
Cooner
Polo Grounds
Carey
Boeckel
Arthur Duffey comments on sports and baseball chatter
Sports notes sketch Babe Ruth bumps from the Tigers and White Sox. Chicago gains another game, while the Braves stumble against the Cincinnati Birds. Reports touch on Pat Moran’s Phillies, Mugsy Mc Graw’s pennant talk, and Kid Lewis versus Mike O'Dowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babe” Ruth
Tigers
White Sox
Yankees
Chicago
Pat Moran
Phillies
Mugsy McGraw
Johnny Evers
Baltimore as AL club location rumor unsettles fans
The report that Baltimore will replace Washington in the American League is not authenticated. If Johnson forms a club, Jack Dunn could lead it. Exeter Witt joined Connie Mack after Goddard Seminary. Oscar Vitt, veteran Tiger, is mentioned. no Short Ship Circuit races at Combination Park on Labor Day. Braves plan a Boston to Eastern circuit move next Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal
Baltimore
Washington
Johnson
Jack Dunn
Exeter—Witt
Athletics
Connie Mack
Goddard Seminary
Oscar Vitt
Tigers
Horsey
Combination Park
Jack
Braves
Boston
Maynard Field Day Set At Crowe Park Labor Day
Maynard textile workers approve annual field day and picnic at Crowe Park on September 3. Morning baseball game followed by field and track events in the afternoon. Committee members include James Boulden Henry Slyvert Elmer Mattson John Webster William Brinley and Charles Spence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Maynard Textile Council
Crowe Park
Labor Day
James Boulden
Henry Slyvert
Elmer Mattson
John Webster
William Brinley
Charles Spence
Simpson to skip N A U meet defense title in St Louis
Robert H Simpson the world champion hurdler and Missouri alumnus announced he will not defend his national A A U title at the upcoming St Louis meeting. He enrolled as a student officer at Fort Sheridan today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Robert H. Simpson
University of Missouri
St. Louis
Simpson
Fort Sheridan
Worcester wins two from Bridgeport in doubleheader
Worcester takes both ends of a doubleheader over Bridgeport with a late rally in the second game. Canavan and Potterger star on offense as Worcester scores the decisive run on a short passed ball late. Pitching by Linstrom and a tight defense secure the wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Bridgeport
Linstrom
Canavan
Potterger
Po.a
BIT
Maloney
Brkett
Pteiger
Priest
Conway
Corcoran
Gardella
Catherif
Murray
Lear
Tyler
Grimes
Martin
Gross
Connolly
House
aKelfer
Potteiger
Keifer
Brackett
Cather
Gardelia
Ferguson
Brown
New Haven Beats Springfield 5 to 2 In Early League Park Win
New Haven started strong at Springfield and won 5 to 2. Nutter led with two triples and a single, and Rhonda starred in hitting. Springfield’s pitching limited New Haven to five runs while several players contributed on offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
New Haven
Gill
Rhonda
Po.a. Aub.bil
Durgin
Torphy
Gonzales
Miller
Mowess
Walker
Stephens
Sherman
Nutter
Riconda
Clemens
Schwartje
Mowe
Ount
Match Play Advances In Lexington Club Championship
Match play in the executive committee trophy at the Lexington Golf Club in North Lexington continues with rapid progress. Scores to date will be announced shortly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Golf Club
North Lexington
Tigers Defeat Red Sox 5 to 1 in Detroit
Detroit tamed Boston 5 to 1 as Babe Ruth and Long Bill James faltered. Boston scored first in the fifth through Barry, but wild pitching and errors by Lewis sealed the Tigers’ win. Burns followed with a ninth inning homer, while Ruth’s control woes and James’ struggles defined the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Tigers
Red Sox
Babe Ruth
Long Bill James
Jungaleers
Barry
Babe
Lewis
Boston
Duffy Lewis
James
Jennings
Davis
Cunningham
Ruth
Cobb
Young
Hoblitzell
Hooper
Gardner
Scott
Larry
Veach
Heisman
Burns
Bush
Walsh
Barr
Hoblitz
Heilman
Stanage
Thomas
Janvrin
aShorses
bWalker
Hellman
Scott Troit
Nonin
James Piss
B. James
Dineen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Powellsrap
Koph
TRAG
Kroph
Ragbits
ED M’grath
Cardinals
Southern Association
Vack
Cambridge
Mack Motor Truck Co
Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Pirates
Giants
Robertson
PittaDurg
Pitler
Zimmerman
J. Wagner
Benton
Cooper
Quigley
Byron
Yola
BTT
Jackson
Bighee
Herzog
Anff
Poecke
Erman
Ward
Mleteher
J.w'ner
Relytion
Flolke
State House
Lexington
Catholic Club of
Ufe
Arthur Duffey
Cincinnati Birds
Kid Lewis
Mike O’dowd
O'Dowd
Jack Coombs
Cubs
Fred Mitchell
Ceef
Irish National Foresters
Russell Field
North
Tom McNamara
Charlesbank
Pittsburg Pirates
Jim Bagby
Cleveland Indians
Bagby
Seee
John Scott
Twirler
Maynard Field
Teg
TUFTS
Madras
Manhattan Collar Company
Kingston Street
Mass
Orcester
Portland
New London
Durning
MuKennan
Bradley
Irwin
Dowd
Sweatt
Deno'le
Tamm
Hamond
De’inger
Beatty
Murrayyss
Anuessell.c
McGraw
Martinyp
Gary
Oakes
Hammond
Downey
Russell
Mulrennan
Worcester Bridgeport
B'kett
Tonway
Tardella
Mercer
Wilder
E Lear
Green
Rf Grimes
L'dstrom
Lyons
Nagl
Worcester Tae
Mahoney
Potterger Conway
Gardellareen Gross Linstrom
Frrors
Conway Gardella Lear
Lindstrom
Rackett
Muloner Grimes
Potterger Gardella
Tindstrom
REB
Tebe
R. H. EE
Hartford Peter
Sane
NEW London Tree
NEW Haven Steer
Worcester Ee
Worcester Ae
B.C
Boston Saace
Cleveland Ase
Detroit Sede Ewes
St. Louis Sae
Bate
Lawrence Ween
Bridgeport Wees
Paul H. Shannon
Ruth Wild
Cleveland
United States
Fatima
Liggett Myers Tobacco
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!