Tenth Inning Too Much for the Boston Team
New York beat Boston 3 runs to 2 in the tenth inning after a long game. Willis struggled for Boston while Mercer shut down the Boston attack with smart pitching and fielding highlights from Bobby Lowe and Tenney.
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Grady
Long
Willis
Mercer
Selbach Hamilton
Freeman
Hamilton
Tenney
New York
Smith
van Haltren
Davis
Selbach
Hickman
Doyle
Boston
Stahl
Clarke
Robert Lowe
Giants
Lowe
Ken Willis
Collins
Fimer Smith
Duffy
Mother Earth
Gleason
Jimmy Collins
Brooklyn
Bobby Lowe
Herman Long
van Haltrén
Bill Clarke
Wincer
Bostonians
Seleestes
E Giants
Freedmanites
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D. Davis
B. B
Cues van Haltren
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Solbach
Tee
Wees
Caena Keene
Aeceeevesekl
Louis
Siti di Milan
F. Wees
P. C. Tenney
Ecc
Cago
Sullivan
Onnati
Tees Ceeeresvesenee
Davi — Lowe
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New Yorke
Ton
Jays
Tenney Davis
Jenson
Vis
St Louis Errors Costly In Pittsburg Tilt
St Louis showed little spark in Pittsburg as costly errors and easy plays by Jones hampered their effort. Attendance reported as 2300, with the final score to be noted.
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Pittsburg
Penn
St. Louis
Jones
AB. R. B. PO
A. B
Beaumont
Tchey
Swit
Leach
Mor Ecvece & Zimmer
Eavenee LY
Louis
Seneeeee Jurkett
Novan
Sevaeeer
Wallace, S
McGann
Aneess
Beane
Tereas
Zinmer
Momo En Bases
Zimmer
Itchey
Ely and
Waaner
O’connor Ch
Eest Nor
Balleo Leaver
Ed ball—Clark
Unclear baseball field notes from Cincinnati Chicago game
Fragmentary report lists players and events with garbled phrases. Mentions Cincinnati Chicago match and runs by McCarthy and Callahan with Newton pitching, time noted as 2 hours. Data integrity is unreliable.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
McCarthy
Ras Comatoke
Tolen Diay
Childs
Mertes
Strlivan
Newpee
Callahan
Newton
E. Oyum
Brooklyns Rally Past Dunn as Weyhing Slips
Brooklyn wins comfortably after Dunn is pulled in the seventh. Weyhing suffers a poor seventh while Cross shines at third and Keeler Dahlen Jennings and Kelley supply heavy hitting. Attendance 1700. The score:
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Brooklyn
Aus
Tony Dunn
Brooklyns
Weyhing
Hhe
Thomas
Cross
Keeler
Dahlen
Jennings
Kelley
Sseerenees
Daly
Arrell
Seserseeereres BS
Philadelphia
AB. K
I. G
Beeerenneer
McFarland
Tee Wolverton
Dolan
Dean
D. Wes
Minor League Scores Across The League
The recap lists several minor league games with uneven results. Providence defeated Toronto 9 to 5 while Montreal beat Syracuse 5 to 0. New London-Waterbury edged Morwich-Norwich 18 to 13 and Bridgeport-Derby-Derby won 13 to 1. Cleveland-Kansas and Cleveland-Buried games show unclear scores.
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Teto
Rochester
Toronto
Treal
Montreal
Syracuse
Retace New London
Waterbury
Morwich
Norwich
Bristo
Bridgeport
N Haven
Gridgeort
Derby
Eeeveland
Kansas
Cleveht Butale
Bute
Beatrix Hoyt Edges Fox In Shinnecock Women’s Final
At Shinnecock Hills on August 30 the United States Golf Association women’s national championship saw Beatrix Hoyt defeat Mrs Caleb I Fox by 1 up after a tight match that reached the eighteenth green. Other results include Eunice Terry beating Genevieve Hecker 2 up and 3 to play, Frances Griscom defeating Ruth Underhill 4 up and 8 to play, and Miss Mat Curtis beating Grace Keyes 4 up and 3 to play.
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Southampton
N. Y
Shinnecock Hills
United States Golf Association
Beatrix Hoyt
Cateb
F. Fox
Miss Terry
Genevieve Hecker
Metropolitan Golf Association
Eunice Terry
Mie
E Eunice Terry
Ardsley
Sete
Pendleton Rogers
Ruth Underhill
Frances Griscom
Merion Cricket
Miss Griscom
Miss Frances Griscom
Hillside
Plainfield
Boston
M. Curtis
Curtis
Mat Curtis
Essex County
Grace Keyes
Goncord
Mass
Hunice Terry
Genevieve Heghes
Weeburn
N. Pendleton Rogers
Hillside Golf and Tennis Club
Pmiss
Albany
Burt
Philadelphia
Josephine Russell
William Shippen
Morris County
G. Warrington Curtis
Bottle
Car
Local Sale Notice With Fragmentary Details
A damaged fragment from a local sale notice lists participants and items with missing details. readable names include Mrs B A Matt Boltie and Mrs Carneyok with unclear items and status. Further specifics are not conveyed in the fragment.
Harvard's Grace Golfer Falls in Semi Finals
The Aug golf semi finals for the president's and consolation cups featured C. Hitchcock Jr. defeating E. M. Byers 2 up 1 to play, and Richardson overcoming Crossfield 8 up 1 to play. Robertson edged Sorchan 2 up to play, while Coats beat Parrin 1 up.
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Brooks
Coats
Itchcock
Byers
C. Hitchcock, Jr
E. M. Byers
Richardson
A. H. Crossfield
R. H. Robertson
W. Sorchan
A. M. Coats
O. Parrin
Bicyclenotes Highlight Local Rides and Labor Day Plans
Hagy Elkes rode ten miles at Charles River Park yesterday afternoon in 1 '48. Frank Butler heads to Worcester for Labor Day motor paced race with a western Massachusetts star. Albert Ross due home from France will race with Mal cracks soon. Skinner rode fast on a motor tricycle at Charles River. best mile 1 27 5. Local amateurs to Nashua on Labor Day. week after Labor Day quiet on calendars. E O Peabory seeks a match with John Cogin in Worcester.
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Hagy Elkes
Charles River Park
Eeres
Champion
Chelzen
Frank Butler
Worcester
Massachusetts
Frank
Albert Ross
France
Mal Cracks
Albert Skinner
Charles River
Nashua
Nelson
Porter
Khurns Pierce
Brockton
E. O. Peabory
Lynn
John Cogin
West
Movements of Warships Reported in European and Atlantic Routes
The Saturn laden with coal for the China fleet reached Gibraltar. Cesar left Colombo and heads to Singapore. Monongahela sailed from Havre to Lisbon. Kentucky arrived at Portsmouth. Texas Massachusetts and Indiana stay at Boston. Scorpion departed New London for Newport to join New York and sail to Bar Harbor on Sept 1. Osceola rests at New Bedford.
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China
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Cesar
Colombo
Singapore
Havre
Lisbon
Kentucky
Portsmouth
Texas
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Indiana
Atlantic Squadron
Boston
Scorpion
New London
Newport
New York
Bar Harbour
Osceola
New Bedford
Robbers Take Seventy Books From James Marks Home
Burglars entered via a rear window at about 4 p m yesterday while a family was away and seized about seventy novels from the home of James Marks of 12 West Second Street South Boston. The theft was reported to the police last evening.
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James Marks
West Second Street
South
Boston
Baseball chat and player notes from a midseason page
Albany deaf mute Taylor to pitch for Meaw Worse and avoid coaching nerves. Umpire Swartwood kept peace. Gleason caused a rumpus, but Ewartwood advised both Gleason and Grady. Giants pace in race. Loftus may secure Donahue, catcher, on Dayton team. Waddell praised in Milwaukee debut. Crawford to return to barbering after season. Thompson’s father dies in Danville. no lefty catcher left in Boston. For other sporting news see Page 4.
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Loftus
Donahue
Dayton, CO
Je ‘Waddell
Pirates
Milwaukee
Sam Crawford
The
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Chicago
Comiskey
Menafee
Griffith
Callahan
Mortes
Sam Thompson
Phillies
Danville
Ind
Clements
Boston
Abbot Ties World Record with 2 04 3 4 Mile
Racing fans in Providence attend Grand Circuit events as The Abbot bests his Readville mark to equal the world gelding record at 2 04 3 4. Georgena wins the 2 12 stake. Frank Bogash takes the 2 04 pace in straight heats amid a day of record attendance and several close finishes.
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Readville
Azote
Georgena
Frank Bogash
Anaconda
Bonnie Direct
Courier Journal
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Dainelly Ray
Almont Pilot
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Searchlight
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Young
Miss Pratt
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Armament Wins Running Race at Eastern Maine Fair
Eight thousand spectators attended the Eastern Maine Fair in Bangor. Armament won the running race but strained a left forward leg near the wire and remained on the track. Heavy rain and muddy conditions delayed the 2:30 class while the racing card included a 2:20 trot stake and a 2:30 class with several horses distanced.
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Bangor
Armament
Tom Nolan
Dewdrop
Readville Hosts Breeders Horse Show During September Meet
New England Trotting Horse Breeders Association schedules a horse show in conjunction with the Readville track meeting on September 2 26 27 and 28. A $20000 stallion race free for all will occur, no show on race day, with prizes in fifty two classes held in a large ring opposite the grand stand.
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New England Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association
Readville
Androscoggin County Fair closes at Evergreen Park Livermore Falls
The Androscoggin county fair ended at Evergreen Park with crowds on hand for Grangers day. Janett, owned by F B Boge, won the 2 20 trot purse. Repay and Ruby Mac were second and third. Kite, owned by R O Jordan, won the 2 40 trotting class purse of 100. Star Boone and Woodside placed second and third. Best times were 2 23 1 4 and 2 29 1 2.
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Livermore Falls
Androscoggin County Fair
Evergreen Park
Overersons
Star Boone
B. G
Woodside
Track Racing at Westfield Feature Packed Program
Fine weather and prime track at Woronoco Park hosted a Westfield racing card with 2:18 and 8 pace heats postponed from Wednesday. Junkhurst won two 3:00 class heats guiding Toboggan, Maggie Usher took the 2:18, La Cota Bell faltered, Ragan owner barred from starting, and Wilder given until Saturday to prove qualification for the 4:27 class.
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Ragan
Harry Gill
Wilder
Charter Oak Purse Highlighted by Hartford Trotting Race
The Charter Oak Stakes at Hartford draws wide public interest as the oldest grand circuit trotting event. The 2:15 class race on Labor Day features top horses like Lord Derby, Georgena, Temple Wilkes, York Boy and Nell Gwynne, with a $10,000 purse and a $4,500 first prize.
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Charter Oak
America
Nigger Jack
Phillip E
Lady Geraldine
Maggie Anderson
Joe Watts
Lord Derby
Temple Wilkes
Georgena
Ivandorf
York Boy
Alameda
Volo
Rustler
Belle Currey
Nell Gwynne
Boralma
Readville
Providence
Glens Falls
Detroit
Wilkes
Joe Vis
Hamlin
Tha Abbasins
Jotson
Arsenal
Harrietta
Waeeew Emik
Ralph Wilkes
John Nolan
Lord Vincent
Zeccy
Dramatic Love Tragedy Hints at Fatal Passion at Camp Englewood
An Aug 90 report from Burlington tells of Herbert J. Darling a 21 year old Cambridge, Massachusetts man who slashed his throat after being spurned by a girl at Camp Englewood on Lake Champlain. He may die and the piece hints at a broader tale of passion and crime.
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Burlington, Vt
Herbert J. Darling
Cambridge
Mass
Camp Englewood
Lake Champlain
Darling
Cambridge Inquiry Fails to Locate Herbert J Darling
An inquiry in Cambridge could not identify Herbert J Darling as listed by the despatch and the name does not appear in the Cambridge directory. Further checks may be needed to verify any potential alias or transcription error.
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Cambridge
Herbert J. Darling
Opening of Boston Theatre Ends Season Debut
The Boston Theatre opened its forty-seventh dramatic season with Woman and Wine. The audience filled the big auditorium and stayed to the curtain, the city premiere marking the play's first Boston presentation this season.
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Boston
New York
Brady
Marcel
Richard Seymour
Richard
Two Fall Victims Treated After Stairs Incident
Two patients treated after stair falls yesterday. John Shea, 87, at 6 Fenton Street, was taken by carriage to hospital with a leg injury. Mary Myers, 61, of North Street, escaped with bruises and was transported by ambulance.
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John Shea
Fenton Street
Mary Myers
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