Sports schedule snippets across leagues and cities
A scattered listing of baseball and basketball matchups by region and city. Notable pairs include St Louis versus Boston, Chicago versus Washington and New York, Boston versus St Louis, Philadelphia versus Cincinnati, and Brooklyn versus Pittsburgh among others.
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St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
New York
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Attec
T. Louis
Lewiston-Lowell
Pawtucket
Fener
New Bedford
Brockton
Bebe
Terete Reese
Woonsocket
Ball River
Taunton
P.c
New York Louis Sette
Indianapolis
Baltimore
Buffalo
Kansas City
St Louis
Scores From City Matches Across Northeast
Buffalo blanks Jersey City 2 Newark falls 0. Rochester beats Providence 3 Montreal shells Baltimore 4. Toronto defeats Newark 5 at home. Montreal dominates with 18 to 4 over Baltimore.
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Buffalo
Jersey City
Toronto
Newark
Rochester
Providence
Montreal
Baltimore
New England League late game saves Lawrence 4 Worcester 3
Lawrence pitcher Pearson saved in the fifth to hold Worcester to final 4 3 after bases loaded. Carrell's throws featured. King's fielding cited. The Manchester game transfered to Worcester with a scheduled doubleheader the next day.
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Worcester
Pearson
Lawrence
Barron
Carrell
Howard
Layater
Stewarts
Oi Cooney
Mahoney
Kgaw.p
Copley
Carroll
O’connell
Luyster
Gaw
Pearson i
Bruger
Kells
Manchester 3 Lynn 2 victory seals tight win
Manchester edged Lynn 3 to 2 in a close game on August 28 in Lynn. Local club showed decisive attack late, overcoming a persistent foe to claim the win.
Springfield Triumph Over Pittsfield 7 2
Eastern Association play sees Springfield defeat Pittsfield 7 to 2 in a decisive win. Rain causes postponements in several other games with limited play listed.
American Sonders Selected for Marblehead Yachting Team
Aug 28 The American sonder yacht team is completed with the selection of the Cima owned by Guy Lowell of Boston and New York as the third member. Ellen and Sprig had been previously chosen. The squad is expected to face a German fleet of the same class at Kiel next year.
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Marblehead
Sonder Yachts
Kiel
Cima
Guy Lowell
Boston
New York
Ellen
Sprig
Cima Wins Six-Mile Race To Determine Last Team Spot
Cima beat Mingo in a six mile windward and return race in a moderate SE breeze to claim the final place on the team. Cima credited to Guy Lowell and Mingo to H. M. Sears with race times about 1 hour 25 minutes and 1 hour 30 minutes respectively.
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Cima
Mingo
Guy Lowell
H. M. Sears
Captain Richard Wins Trophy at Nevada Match
Captain W. H. Richard of the Winchester Rifle and Gun Club tops 75 shooters with an aggregate 145 of 150 across 600 and 1200 yard ranges to win the Nevada trophy. Runners up include Captain Charles F. Silverston of New Jersey and Corporal James F. Coppedge of the Marine Corps. The officers and inspectors match was won by Captain K. K. V. Casey of Pennsylvania with 96, while Captain John E. Parker of Massachusetts was second with 95.
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Sea Girt
N. J
W. H. Richard
Winchester Rifle and Gun Club
Charles F. Silverston
New Jersey
James F. Coppedge
Marine Corps
K. K. V. Casey
Pennsylvania
John E. Parker
Massachusetts
Winfield H. Price
W. A. Bee
Peter S Lund
William H. Ford
Claud H. Clyde
G. W. Chesley
Baseball doubleheader postponed in New Orleans Atlanta series
In New Orleans the New Orleans and Atlanta games were postponed. Chattanooga defeated Montgomery 4 to 1 after rain halted play in the sixth. Nashville beat Mobile 4 to 1 and Memphis routed Birmingham 8 to 0 before Sid Rint ended play.
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New Orleans
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Montgomery
Nashville
Mobile
Memphis
Birmingham
Sid Rint
Braves to Play Double-Header in Rain Postponement
The Braves postpone today's game due to rain and wet grounds, planning a double-header tomorrow with Bill James in the first game and Hess or Crutcher closing. Manager Stallings hopes dry conditions improve performance as fan interest soars at Robison Field and reserves sell out.
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ST. Louis
Stallings
Dick Rudolph
Dolan
Bill James
Hess
Crutcher
Oiff
Huggins
Polly Perritt
Menway Park
Braves
Hank Robinson
Pawtucket Triumphs Over New Bedford 6–4 in Colonial League
Pawtucket defeats New Bedford 6 to 4 as McElroy wins on the mound. Key plays include Aldred and Linder driving runs, and timely doubles by Aldred and Riley. Fielding miscues and multiple base runners marked the lively game in Pawtucket.
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Pawtucket
R. L
New Bedford
Pawtuckets
McElroy
Pawtucket New Bedford
Cassavant
G.su'van
Dukette
Gilmore
Francis
Inley
Omcgiif
Lynch
Sul’van
Moore
O!linder
Tillman
Eal Laliley
I'T Gleason
Riley
bGle
Aldred
J. Sullivan
Johns
Fryer
G Sullivan
Mce- Elroy
MecElroy
Linder
G. Sullivan
Finnell
Brockton Triumphs In Sixth Inning Win Over Woonsocket
Brockton broke a scoreless tie in the sixth as Woods pitched 10 strikeouts and allowed four hits. Vance delivered a clutch single driving in the deciding run after Woonsocket failed to score through the first two frames. Final line shows Brockton 3 Woonsocket 0 with Brockton's Woods earning the win and Oj Lamotte relief.
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Brockton
Woonsocket
Woods
Vance
I Woons
Po.a.e
Jacobson
O'Prien
Lynch
Mossman
Weeden
Gandette
Lf. Ocket
A.E
Powers
Neptune
Murphy
Stanton
Randlett
Rf. Garvey
Werre
Zahnof
Privae
Lamotte
Fall River Wins 11-Inning Thriller Over Taunton
Fall River defeats Taunton 3 to 2 in 11 innings at Hopewell Park. Gilroy hits a ninth inning homer for Fall River. Smith walks the winning run home on a wild throw. Raft of late miscues and key hits shapes a tight, error-filled late game.
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Taunton
Fall River
Hopewell Park
Smith
Gilroy
Rope
Bope
AE Ae PO. A
Mrs
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Proulx
Co’mette
Dru’ Mond
O'Connor
O Kileyjef
O’connell
Whiteside
1400 West
Kiernan
Grope
Martin
Deanis
Morris
R Barry
Carr
Weigold
MecLeod
Commerce
Barry
Kiley
McLeod
Dean
West
Commette
Trainor
Hammond Wins Western Women's Golf Title
Mrs. Hammond of Indianapolis and Hinsdale Golf Club won the Western championship by defeating Mrs. Colburn of Glenview 5 up 3 to play in a one sided match. The finish was rapid and decisive.
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Chicago
Buffalo Beat Brooklyn in Sixth Inning Showdown
In Brooklyn Holt misthrew to catch a runner at second allowing McDonald of Buffalo to score the deciding run in the sixth. Buffalo won 6 to 1 as Moran Blair and Watson combined on the mound for Buffalo. Brooklyn failed to capitalize with hits and errors shaping the late frame.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Holt
McDonald
Buffalo
R.H
S.s
Moran
Blair
Boland Sold to Detroit Americans From Nashville
Bernie Boland of the Nashville Southern Association was sold to the Detroit Americans. The price is reported as $00 and he is set to report to Detroit on September 15.
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Nashville
Tenn
Bernie Boland
Nashville Southern Association
Detroit Americans
Detroit
Baseball Listings for Local Athletic Associations
Hyde Park Mohawks A A present 18 year teams with F W Greenlow of Bellevue 1585 W after 7 pm. Lynn Federal A A hosts semi pro teams away from home with J Hennessey at 24 Hobson Street West Lynn. Newton Masassoits feature 13 14 year teams led by H Marchant of 8 California Street Newton.
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Mohawk A. A
Hyde Park
F. W. Greenlow
Bellevue
Federal A. A
Lynn
Hennessey
Hobson Street
West Lynn
Massasoits of
Newton
H. Marchant
California Street
Standish Wins From B S Evans In White Mountain Title
James D. Standish Jr of Detroit defeats Brice S. Evans 1 up in 19 holes to win the White Mountain amateur golf championship at Jefferson New Hampshire. Standish also beat H C Richard in the afternoon extra hole match after morning victory over Evans. Final scores show Standish 1 up 19 holes and Richard losing the clutch eight inch putt.
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Jefferson
N.H
James D. Standish, Jr
Detroit
White Mountain
Brice S. Evans
H. C. Richard
St. Andrews
Standish
Richard
J. D. Standish, Jr
B. S. Evans
Belmont
E. M. Taft
Woodland
R. F. Decker
Baltusrol
G. G. Boardman
Ardsley
R. R. Gadd
Hartford
W. H. G. Wright
Vesper
W. L. Richard
H. P. Farrington
T. B. Baldwin
Riverton
Rival teams set for big meet relay at Locust Street grounds
The United Hibernians of Suffolk County schedule a Labor Day field day featuring a 220 yard four gold medal relay between the B A A and Irish American A A clubs. Expect a fast race likely to shake the park record held by New York A C. The event headlines a strong card including hurling and Gaelic football matches.
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United Hibernians
Suffolk County
Locust Street Grounds
Labor Day
A. A
New York A. C
Tom Burke
Bernie Weters
Maxey Long
Johnny Cregan
National middle-distance cycling title to be decided at Beach Oval
A record crowd is expected at the Revere cycle track tonight for the National middle-distance championship a 50 mile motor paced race. George Wiley current champion faces challengers Bobby Walthour Clarence Carman Jimmy Moran and Worta Mitten in the season’s biggest event. Moran and Mitten showed speed in time trials and Moran is in top condition. Mitten believes this is his year while Jed the field last year contends he would have won but for a slip. Wiley Walthour and Carman plan final workouts in the morning with Wiley confident in retaining the title.
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Revere
George Wiley
Bobby Walthour
Clarence Carman
Jimmy Moran
Worta ‘Mitten
Beach Oval
Moran
Mitten
Wiley
Walthour
Carman
Butler
Carman Banks
Teamsters' Double Front at D Arcy & Co Corner
Workers pay 85 cents for overalls at the D Arcy and Co store located at the corner of Causeway and Lowell streets. The item includes best throws check and double front features as advertised in local listings.
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D’arcy & CO
Causeway
Lowell Sts
Saratoga Futurity Day Sees Polish Backed by Winands Crest
At Saratoga today the futurity for 2 year olds centers on Polish a Madden bred colt bought by English owner Louis Winands. A field of 17 is listed with imposts ranging from 114 to 125 pounds and the $20 000 purse up from last year.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Louis Winands
Coney Island
Garbage
Polish
Harry Junior
Kaskasia
Finn
Pixy
Trojan
Hanson
Sally
Joey Marquette
Paris
Royal Martyr
Pan Maid
Dinah Do
Ida Marquette
Jack Powell Ends 20 Year Major League Run
St Louis Aug 8 Jack Powell veteran of 20 seasons has been released by Venice the first blue envelope of his career. Powell spent 18 years in the majors with Cleveland St Louis Browns New York Americans and Louisville highlighting a storied pitching career second only to Cy Young in active service.
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ST. Louis
Jack Powell
Venice
Powell
Cy Young
Fort Wayne
Cleveland
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis Browns
Browns
New York Americans
Louisville
Stallings’s Left-Handed Hitting Obsession
Baseball manager George Stallings champions avoiding left-handed hitters in the outfield when facing left handed pitchers. His Braves shift away from lefty pitchers as they climb from last place, prompting players to view his approach as a superstition.
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George Stallings
Stallings
Braves
Laddy Link Marries in Indianapolis Chooses New Career
Laddy Link, famed pitcher, wed in Indianapolis the other day and vows to quit baseball. He plans to enter business with his father in law in Indianapolis.
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Laddy Link
Indianapolis
Boxing News Weighs In On Willard Johnson Feasibility
The piece argues the Willard Johnson match is unlikely to pay and questions Willard’s skill versus hype. It notes promoter bets, Labor Day bouts in Maine and Boston area cards, and event plans including Grvers-Gans in New York and Baldwin-Murphy with referee Sheehan.
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Sam Wallach
lLeach Cross
Willis Beecher
New York
Joe Rivers
Vernon
Cal
Wallach
Rivers
Beecher
Carl Morris
Jack Geyer
Dallas
Tex
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Duffy Lewis
Havanagh
Dutch Leonard
Bush
Tigers
Tris Opeaher
TY Cobb
Quick Nero
the Axe
Fail River
New England
Lowell
Lewiston
Haverhill
Portland
Manchester
P. c. Philadelphia
Oston
Washington Ae Fee
Eile Wee
Cleveland Ae
Federal League
N. E. League
Portland Awe
Lynn Sete
Colonial League
Ous Woonsocket
Dil Taunton
International League
NEW England League
King
Orcutt
Courtney
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Kane
Porter
Rfu
Sweatt
K’hullen
Ostgren
O Wilson
Reed
Moulton
Robinson
Spires
Torphy
Kennedy
Scanlon
Vailp
OFA Ste
Van
Ostergren
Wilson
Veil
Vail
Dedrich and
Collins
Mensehester
Eastern Association
Springfield
Pittsfield
American Sonders
Richard Wins
Nevada
Southern Association
El-Bart
London
Addington Square
England
Maryland
Es — Ila Elena
WM. Albrecht
EL Bart
Martini
Bronx
Cocuraus Bart
Vermogn
Giants
Robison Field
Herman Nickerson
Post
Hank Gowdy
Leslie Mann
Hank
A. Batchelor
Michigan Rooters
Batchelor
Athletics
N. Bedford
Garvey
Plura
Aipire
Graham
EO OO Oia
O’brien
Gaudette
Plara
Phelan & Steptoe
P. & S. and “Guyer
Tonich
Boylston St
Hotel Touraine
Hammond
Boland
America
Rrektarey Ad Bhd Bs
C.C. A
Jess Willard
Jack Johnson
Willard
Johnson
Bunk
Curley
Jess
Pine Tree
Bangor
Queen City
Hanks
Flemming
Maine
Grover
Joe Gans
Jack Sheehan
Baldwin-Murphy
Atlas A
Baldwin
Johnny Mooney
Homestead ‘Ale
Richmond
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