Colts Defeated Giants in Cleveland Victory Tale
Boston and Baltimore both won as Cleveland edged Chicago and New York. Anson benched, Nickols pitched well for Cleveland while Burkett led Boston at the plate with a crucial early run and Duffy delivered two hits. The game ended with Chicago beating New York in a tense ninth inning controversy and the score reverting to the eighth.
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New Yorks
Decker
Anson
Friend
Chicago
Joyce
Gleason
McCreery
Emslie
Sullivan
Seymour
National League and New England League schedules listed
National League matchups include Chicago at Boston, St Louis at Baltimore, Cleveland at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at New York, Louisville at Philadelphia, Pittsburgh at Washington. New England League games feature Brockton at Pawtucket, New Bedford at Fall River, Taunton at Newport. Eastern League cards show Buffalo at Providence, Toronto at Springfield, Montreal at Wilkes Barre, Syracuse at Scranton.
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Chicago
Boston
Baltimore
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
Louisville
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Washington
Brockton
Pawtucket
New Bedford
Fall River
Taunton
Newport
Buffalo
Providence
Toronto
Springfield
Montreal
Wilkesbarre
Syracuse
Scranton
Boston Defeats Spiders 6 To 2 In Cleveland Tilt
Oliver Tebeau sat on the Cleveland bench as Boston dominated the Spiders 6 to 2. Ew ing and the Braves beat the Orioles for five innings before slipping. Cleveland struggled against Nichols curves while Patsey split even, and Tebeau sat out after Saturday’s spike. O'Connor moved to first, McAllister in the outfield. O'Connor showed solid infield range.
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Oliver Patrick Tebeau
Cleveland
Bostons
Spiders
Baltimores
South End
Boston
Cincinnati
Ewing
Braves
Orioles
Nichols
Patsey
Tebeau
Jack O’connor
McAllister
O’connor
Toney
Spiders Show Strong Infield Play At Boston Game
Boston infield anchored by Long Lowe and Collins with Tenney at first and Fatty Childs exhibiting at second. Collins impressed with third base throws while Tenney’s one hand stops and overall play drew cheers. The Spiders appeared off their best, perhaps softened by sentiment toward Baltimore, as Tebeau favored Boston to win the pennant.
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Duffy
Jesse
Childs
Collins Burkett
Wallace
Tenney
O’coonnor
Collins
Hamilton
Billy
Burkett
Powell
Long
McAllister
Stahl
Pickering
Lowe
Bergen
Spiders
Nichols
McKean
Chief Zimmer
Herman
Lynch
Nick
Cleveland
Boston
Big Chief
Jesse Burkett
Willow
Chicagos
Friend
Lewis Or Sullivan
sBoston
Collegian
Fatty Childs
Cupid
Clevelands
South End
Jack O’connor
Ed McKean
Baltimore
Tebeau
Gupri Delivers Solid Relief For Cleveland In Pitcher Spotlight
Powell sent in to pitch and Gupri proved deceptive with clever mound work. He lacks speed but shows a sharp mind, pulling out wins as he settles after early hits. Nichols dominated the early innings, while Burkett aided Cleveland with a run in the first.
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Powell
Gupri
Nichols
Burkett
Cleveland
Anson Ejected After Colts Lose Four to Chicago
Anson urged umpire Emslie to end the game in the eighth inning. Emslie refused, Anson was fined 26 dollars and ejected. Everett and Decker also argued and fined 10 dollars each. With Anson out, Chicago led 7 to 1 as the inning ended and play resumed after a delay.
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New York
Anson
Colts
Emslie
Emaslie
Everett
Decker
Emasile
Ryan
Chicago
Orioles Take Fifth Straight From Reds In Baltimore
Baltimore, Aug 30. The Orioles won 7 to 1 over Cincinnati, extending their streak to five against the Reds on this visit. Baltimore broke through with four runs in the sixth inning after timely hits and two walks. Damman was brought in, allowing the Orioles only one earned run. Bunting and aggressive base running highlighted the game before 3206 in attendance.
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Baltimore
Cincinnati
Reds
Orioles
Dwyer
Baltimores
Damman
Providence Games Result From Weekend Schedule
In Providence the score lists show Buffalo losing 7 to Providence 4. Pawtucket edged Brockton 5 to 1, Brockton won 7 to Pawtucket 6 in a separate matchup. Springfield beat Toronto 5 to 3, Taunton defeated New Bedford 4 to blank, Paterson beat Lancaster 6 to 1, Newark defeated Reading 9 to 6, Reading 1, Scranton-Syracuse 4 to 2, Wilkesbarre over Montreal 38 to 10, and Richmond edged Richmond 8 to 7 in another noted game. Athletics led 7 to 0 at one point.
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Paterson
N. J
Lancaster
Newark
Reading
Scranton
Syracuse
Wilkesbarre
Montreal
Richmond
Athletics
Anson Today and the Boston Visit Controversies
A Boston scene unfolds with mentions of Sullivan and O'Connor in Cleveland roles and chatter about Hickman, dreamers, and a disputed prior game. The Howard Atheneum team led by Jack Dolan plans a second game with Howard Outing Club on the Common at 9:30 AM to decide the Howard street championship amid comedic players and lively crowd talk.
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Anson
Sullivan
Jack O’connor
Cleveland
Fatty Childs
McAllister
Tebeau
Jimmy Sullivan
Hickman
Boston
Howard Atheneum
Jack Dolan
Lynn
W. W
Jennings
Millville
Nichols
Clever Boy Detective in City Court Case
Henry Price a 16 year old boy detective in Col Warings corps of youths keeping streets clean appeared in New York court and charged Annie Pincus with keeping chickens. Magistrate warned of trial. Price gave reporters a list of cases. He recounted an incident when a store patron attacked him with a broom, leading to an arrest for attempted assault.
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New York
Henry Price
Col. Waring
Annie Pincus
Twelve New Sub Stations Planned for Boston Post Office
Postmaster Thomas reports a letter from First Assistant Postmaster General Perry Heath granting $2400 annually to establish twelve new sub stations in Boston. The new stations replace former package stations abolished recently and begin October 1 at $200 per station.
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Thomas
Perry Heath
Boston
Cape Cod Yacht Club Regatta Captivates Provincetown S
Provincetown hosts open regatta with boats from Cape towns and Boston amid bright sails and shifting winds. Privateer leads, Arab defeats Future by 48 minutes in class races, Little Peter and Asahi contend in first class, Tacoma withdraws, and a bicycle race plus Wellfleet game share the day with a grand Town Hall ball.
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Provincetown
Cape Cod Yacht Club
Cape Towns
Boston
Tacoma
Cape
Cape Cod
Asahi
Thordes
Pyivgiece
Harolde
Mpowar Bc Cick
Arab Iit
Nancy Hanks
Hustler
Domon Cece Sesarcvese
Ceecese
Vex
Wellfleet
aAame
Town Hall
A. W. Cushman
Luther Hall
Fred H. Sears
A. T. Newcomb
E. L. Cummings
A. A. Snow
Paul Sears
E. O. Snow
A. P. Hannum
J. H. Cummings
C. L. Gearing
J. W. Small
G.H. Holmes
E. A. Grazier
D. L. Young
D. F. Small
Sailboat Race and Dory Rowing Action Off Truro
Sail was hurriedly started with Nauset serving as judges boat and a large party aboard Bohemian. The Addie led early, followed by Eclipse and others, while Little Peter recovered a time loss to prevail. In the dory race five men contested, John McInnis winning a tight finish over Adams Rogers and Johnson as the others faded.
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Durbin Horne
Pittsburg
Horne
Addie
Asahi
Lillian
City of Chicago
Little Peter
Truro
Arawak
Harold
Thordes
Ishtar
William Wareham
Eastham Johnson
Chatham
Imself
John McInnis
Walter Adams
Tony L. Rogers
Provincetown
Leeward
McInnis
Adams
Rogers
Johnson
Windward
Astern
McIinnis
First class boats return as wind dies
Asahi leads a tight finish with Little Peter close behind and Addie Eclipse City of Chicago fading. Lillian, new from East Boston, sits out while Thordles, a Hanley marvel, surges from fourth in second class to fourth in first class amid cheers. others follow with sails set and gusts easing.
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Thordes
New
Harolde
Privateer
Anarak
Ishtar
Future
Arab
Nauset
Nancy Hanks
Hustler
Demon
Tacoma
Gee ‘Whiz
Vex
Asahi
Little Peter
Addie
Eclipse
Chicago
Arawak
Gee Whiz
City of Chicago
Lillian
George Cooper
Malden
Sheldon's
Boston
Thordles
Hanley
Razor Scene at Columbia Theatre Entrance Doors
Brief notice describes razors sharpened and ready for sale or use at a location near J. Bestgen and Ash Street. Entry indicates a shop or vendor operating near the Columbia Theatre with hours extending until late.
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Razoo
Mama's
J. Bestgen
Ash St
Columbia Theatre
Races Begin For Newport 30-Footer Trophy
At Newport Rhode Island on August 30 a series of 30-footers began for a trophy. Four pairs raced on Dyer's Island course with Vaquero III beating Wa Wa by 2 minutes 45 seconds and Musme defeating Veda by 1 minute 4 seconds. Dorothy II won easily as Esperanza did not finish.
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Newport
R. I
Puck
Carolina
H. B. Duryea
Vaquero III
James A. Stillman
Dyer’s Island
Vaquero
J. M. MacDonough
Musme
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Veda
Open Knights of Columbus event entries close today
Entry closes tonight for open amateur events at the Knights of Columbus field day in Massachusetts. John A. Finnerty of 406 Washington Street registers for the 50 yard dash quarter mile mile run and high jump with a 10 cent per event fee. Wefers, champion sprinter, plans a comeback in the 80 yard dash and Creegan and Moynihan join the sprint and distance races along with Burke, Wright, Batchelder and others.
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Knights of Columbus
Massachusetts
John A. Finnerty
Washington Street
Wefers
Wendell Baker
Weters
Creegan
Princeton
Jimmy McLaughlin
Worcester
Tom Burke
Jerry Moynihan
A. L. Wright
Batchelder
Hoodlum Wins Yacht Race Over Cock Robin in Heavy Wind
The Hoodlum defeated Cock Robin in a match race from the Eastern Yacht Club at Idlehead. Cock Robin did not finish due to high winds and withdrew after crossing the line. Hoodlum finished at 5:30, clocking 2 hours 2% minutes. Cock Robin’s time was not recorded. A second race is planned today with forecast better wind.
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Hoodlum
Tom Sharkey Claims Riches From Boxing in Four Years
New York Aug 30 Tom Sharkey asserts he is among the world's wealthiest boxers. He says in just over four years in the sport he has earned nearly six thousand dollars from the bouts he has won.
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New York
Tom Sharkey
Sharkey
New England Railroad Sells Boston Charter Oak Park Excursion
The New England Railroad Company offers round trip excursion tickets from Boston to Charter Oak Park with admission included from August 31 to September 4 for 4.50 dollars each. Trains depart Kneeland Street station at 8 32 a m 3 32 p m and 7 02 p m.
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New England Railroad Company
Boston
Charter Oak Park
Kneeland Street Station
Labor Day Five Mile Pursuit At Charles River Park
The Labor Day program at Charles River track features a five mile pursuit race between Eddie McDuffee and W. W. Hamilton, two evenly matched stars with rich racing histories. Other matches include Johnson against Butler, the Press Massachusetts team pursuit, and the Elkes Barnaby event likely to run long.
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Charles River Park
Eddie McDuffee
W. W. Hamilton
Hamilton
Walter Sanger
Sanger
McDuffee
Press-Massachusetts
Charles River Track
Made Word's Record at Lewiston State Fair
At the Lewiston Maine State fair Charles S. Dorrity of Boston started the events. In class No 1 trotting foals of 1894 four horses raced to a dead heat between Emblem and Stella in heat one, with Stella winning heat two and Emblem placing second. Time 2:40. In class No 2 pacing foals Annie T. owned by John McCoy Fredericton won two heats, with a 2:23 1/4 final heat that lowers the world record for 3 year old pacers over a half mile ring.
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Lewiston
Charles S. Dorrity
Boston
Emblem
B. F
F. H. Briggs
Auburn
Kibb M
Gledhill & Leach
Skowhegan
Keel Croix
Rowell & Day
Stella
W. D
Annie T
Bicycle Notes From The New England Circuit Meet
The Boston Wheelmen century run date has moved to September 12. E W Sargent, NH racing board chairman, visits Boston. North Hampton rider Co M Bly turns pro for Worcester events. Exeter wheelmen’s day features a band concert, coasting test, parade, five mile tandem, and ten mile road record attempts. Portsmouth races lure many entrants. Sesna rode Orient at Charles River Park paced by Orient teams. Franklin hosts Labor Day ten mile handicap road race and track events. Entries for road race close Sept 3 with noon Sept 4 cutoff for track events. Corntee begins vacation today, stopping at Locke's Mills Me until Sept 6 en route to New Hampshire.
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Boston
E. W. Sargent
New Hampshire Racing Board
Co. M. Bly
North Hampton
Mass
Worcester
Exeter
Urquhart Boys
Portsmouth
Boxeter
Sesna
Charles River Park
Orient
Franklin
Labor Day
O. B. Carter
Corntee
Racing Board
Locke’s Mills
New Hampshire
Local Gaelic sports and football matches outline at Labor Day field day
World of Sport notes a monster Gaelic field day at Locust street grounds on Labor Day with Garryowens Cambridge O Connells Boston William O Briens Cambridge and Young Irelands Cambridge in hurling under two rules. Emmets Labor Day events include Celtic football challenges, Emerald FC Worcester rep meeting Garryowens at the Post.
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New England Amateur Rowing Association
South Boston Athletic Association
Locust Street
E. L. Hopkins
Garryowens
Cambridge
O’connells
Boston
Wolf Tones
South Boston
William O’briens
Bostons
John Boyle O'Reilly
Dennis O'Keefe
Emmet
A. J. O’connor
Celtics of
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Hibernian
Revere
Emmets
Somerville Y
Maines
Thomas Carroll
Emerald Football Club
Worcester
Carroll
Shamrocks of
Medford
Young Irelands
Malden
Thomas Lynn
Jeremiah Mahoney
Frank Quinn
Edward Ian Oka Teary Woon
Arry
A ‘Ell
John Hussey
William Shaw
Richard Dooley
Richard Mahoney
Maurice Morrissey
Danny Bard
Christopher Boland Doda
Will Bal
Charter Oak Park Racing Pacing Event Attracts 2500 Fans
Hartford August 30 racing at Charter Oak Park featured strong times despite a stiff backstretch breeze. In 2:24 pacing divisions Bumps led early while Planet pressed. Frank Bogash and Sphinxetta also contested. In the 2:09 class Amby and Prince Otto battled with Amby winning the 2:50 for 2-year-olds after Marion Mills showed a near flawless mile. Crowd valued the day as the track stayed fast and the pace remained lively with several notable performances.
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Conn
Bumps
Charter Oak Park
Planet
Monk
Paddy D
Flavia
Amby
Prince Otto
Otto
Marion Mills
Baron Wilkes
Queen Ethel
Wilson
B. H
B. Demarest
Leen Tees
Frank "Bogash
Br. H
Payne
Cops
Sphinxetta
B. m
Spears
Bush
Br. G
Chimes-Gold Finch
Geers
Houghton
Yearance
Oakley
B. G. Giecach
Ambassador-Regale
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Princess Flavia
B. F
Thomas
The Juniors Win O Donovan Family Ball Game
In the fifth O'Donovans outing the Jr. team led by Captain Oliver J Donovan defeated the Sr. side captained by D J Bergin. Pitcher Donovan struck out nine. Bergin did not score as the Jr.s won 16 to 6.
Biddle Wins Medal in Narragansett Open Golf
In the open handicap event at Narragansett Pier J W Biddle captured the medal while Hazard and Randolph tied for the cup final set for Wednesday G C Cooke of Philadelphia won the consolation cup in the completion of today’s tournament.
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Narragansett Pier
R. I
J. W. Biddle
Messrs. Hazard
Randolph
G. C. Cooke
Philadelphia
Seditious article lands editors of Mahram in prison
In Bombay on August 30 editor Kishalkar of Mahram newspaper Islalpore was sentenced to life transportation. Proprietor Harmolkar and publisher were also transported for seven years for a seditious article supporting independence.
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Bombay
Kishalkar
Mahram
Islalpore
Harmolkar
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