Mamaux Manages Pirates Edge Braves 3-2 in Eight
Al Mamaux pitched well as the Pirates beat the Braves 3-2 in eight innings. Carey doubled for Boston. Maranville, Farmer and Stolen base feats highlighted the Braves’ offense. Nehf and Renlbach split pitching duties for Boston in a game shortened to help the Braves catch their train.
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Pittsburg
Penn
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Braves
Pirates
Art Nehf
Boston
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Carey
Bighee
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Cubs Defeat Cardinals 8 to 1 in St Louis Mismatch
Chicago overwhelmed St Louis 8 to 1 as nine Cardinals errors and eight misplays undercut the defense. Packard pitched well for the Cubs while Smith tripled and Long sacrificed in the eighth to prevent a shutout.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
Packard
Cardinal
Smith
Long
Water Carnival Planned by Orient Heights Volunteers
Orient Heights volunteers announce a big water carnival on Tabor Day afternoon. A long distance swim from Governor's Island to Orient Heights starts at 1 PM to finish as the carnival opens. The committee promises many features with activity every minute.
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Orient Heights
Tabor
Governor's Island
Braves Hold Off Pirates as Chappelle Debuts with RBI
Eddie Fitz error sparks a costly inning for the Pirates in the Braves win. Larry Chappelle, new Braves outfielder, appears in right field and drives in a run with an eighth inning single. Pittsburg briefly rallies but Braves prevail in a two and a half game gap behind the Dodgers on a Boston train schedule note.
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Eddie Fitz
Larry Chappelle
Brave
Braves
Mamaux
Dodgers
Boston
Pirates
Warner
Pittsburg
Hinchman
Farmer
Fitz
Koney
Harrison
Baird
Schmidt
Carey
R. Maranville
Snodgrass
Chappelle
Rabbit
Magee
Egan
Nehf
Joe Connolly
Tor
Ed Reulbach
Bighee
Tyler
Reulbach
Maranville
Smykal
Didier Returns in Paced Race at Vere Beach
French sprinter Sean Didier resumes racing at Vere Beach in a one hour motor paced event facing Clarence Carman Georges Seres and George Wiley. The card also features a professional tandem handicap with five pairs and a 50 mile pace behind motor pace including Vincent Madonna Carman Didier Linart.
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Sean Didier
Revere
Didier
Clarence Carman
Georges Seres
George Wiley
Paul Suter
Pinkie” Turville
Tim Sullivan
Fred Herbert
Tom Connolly
Saxon Williams
Grant
Reynolds
Jackson
Boyd
Vincent Madonna
Hikedom
Carman
Linart
Noonan and Butler Box Open Season Bouts Ahead
Dorchester’s Johnny Noonan booked for two fights including Eddie Smiley in Gloucester on Sept 6 and Joe Morgan in Berlin N H on Sept 8. Revere’s Walter Butler to meet Al Thomas in Pittsfield Sept 25 with Frankie Britt vs Willie Jackson planned for Oct 9 in Pittsfield. Other locals McManus Downes Donovan Wilson and Eagan also awaiting matches in days ahead.
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Johnny Noonan
Dorchester
Walter Butler
Revere
Noonan
Eddie Smiley
Philadelphia
Gloucester
Joe Morgan
Manchester
Berlin
N. H
al Thomas
New York
Pittsfield
Frankie (Young) Britt
Willie Jackson
Frankie McManus
Johnny Downes
Johnny Donovan
Johnny Wilson
Joe Eagan
Barnes Wins Open Title in Connecticut Championship
In New London Connecticut Barnes wins the Connecticut open title after a dramatic 36 hole finish at Shenecosset Country Club. The top four scores after the morning half were grouped for the afternoon duel in front of about a thousand spectators.
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New London
Conn
Shenescosset
Barnes Wins Connecticut Open in Late Rally
McDonald Smith of Greenwich led after 18 holes with a record 69 but John Monroe Barnes surged to victory in the Connecticut Open. Brady and Alex A Barnes traded leads as key putts and the 16th hole decided the outcome. Barnes earned the gold medal and title plus 200 dollars, with amateurs prize going to J T L Hubbard who tied Walter Hagen at 158.
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McDonald Smith
Greenwich
M. J. Brady
Boston
Alex Smith
J. M. Barnes
Wykagyl
Whitemarsh Valley
Barnes
Brady
Smith
Alex A. Barnes
J. T. L. Hubbard
Providence
Walter Hagen
Massachusetts
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Wilfred Reid
Wilmington Ee Aeee
Jack Hutchinson Allegheny
Tom Boyd
Fox Hills
Stene Saneae
Tilbert Nichols
Jack Dowling
Scarsdale
Jack Hobens
Kinglewood
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Quaker Ridge
Herbert Strong
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Essex County
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Mountain Ridge
Isaac Mackie
Summit Ee
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Hot Springs
Valine
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Port Chester
Young
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Bredemus
Andrew Brown
Mt. ‘Tom
Jack Jolly
Newark
Gate Gordon
Rhode Island
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Bellevue
J. M. Anderson
Metacomet
J Beckett
New York
Baseball scorecard chaos for multiple city matchups
The summaries list several city pairings with scores across two games including Minneapolis versus Kansas City 6–8 and 7–8, St Paul versus Milwaukee 8–5 and 6–2, Toledo against Columbus 4–1, and Columbus versus Olelo tied 5–5 in the second game while Louisville defeated Indianapolis 8–1.
Braves Open Four Game Set as Giants Visit Home Field
The Braves return to their home base for a four game series with Johnny McGraws revived Giants, followed by the Phils and Superbas, in a pivotal National League stretch. Dutch Leonard’s no hit no run game remains notable while Browns’ woes and sprint titles loom as 1917 bounds near.
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Braves
Bailiwick
Gonfalon
Robins
Stallings Tribe
Johnny McGraw
Giants
Phils
Superbas
Dutch Veonard
Browns
Dutch
George Foster
Little Ironman
Yankees
Question on umpire decision and Speaker batting averages
In a newspaper letter, the writer asks who pitched for Harvard against Tufts in a 10 inning game umpired by White. Eddie Mahan is named. Brooklyn was predicted to beat Chicago, with a fourth inning score of Brooklyn five Chicago two before the umpire forfeited to Chicago. The piece notes the umpire as sole judge and binding. It asks for Speaker’s batting averages in last year’s world series and 1915 season, stating .294 in the world series and .322 for the season.
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Billy Boles
Harvard
Tufts
Eddie Mahan
Brooklyn
Chicago
Speaker
Baseball matchups across leagues for today
American League features Boston at New York and Philadelphia at Washington. National League schedules New York at Boston Brooklyn at Philadelphia with two games and Chicago at St. Louis Cincinnati at Pittsburg with two games. Eastern League games list Lawrence at Hartford Lowell at Worcester Springfield at Lynn Bridgeport at New London.
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ST. Louis
Caces
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
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Washington O
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Pittsburg
Sasanseee
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Cincinnati
Washington
Brooklyn
Lawrence
Hartford
Lowell
Worcester
Lynn
New London
P.O. New Tonddh
Coscesesces
Doyle Signs With Cubs In St Louis Move
Chicago August 31 Tarry Doyle will play second base for the Cubs in St Louis tomorrow after announcing he signed a two year contract with a substantial raise. He had been with the Giants and asked for renewal terms beyond this season triggering a Cubs meeting with President Weeghman. Doyle declared he is safe to stay two years.
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Chicago
Tarry Doyle
Cubs
St. Louis
Giant
Weeghman
Doyle
Larry
Zimmerman
McGraw
Giants
Bruin
T Larry
St Frisco Wins Knickerbocker 5000 Trot at Grand Circuit
St Frisco driven by E I Geers won the Knickerbocker 2 08 trot for a 5000 purse at Hudson River Driving Park, posting 2 05 1 2, 2 07, and 2 05 in the three heats. Ima Jay finished second in the final heat, Major Woolworth and The Savoy contested the pace, and Al Mack led the 2 10 trot while Young Teed won the 2 15 pace.
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N. Y
St. Frisco
E. I. Geers
Knickerbocker
Hudson River Driving Park
Mabel Trask
Geers
Ima Jay
Cox
Director Todd
Ernest
Major Woolworth
Savoy
al Mack
Young Teed
Murphy
San Francisco
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Alma Forbes
Ackerman
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B. Bisee MelLintock
Pike Song
Helen Worthy
Ou McCloskey
Br. G
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Eastern League Standings and Game Notes
Pitcher statistics and misc plays from an Eastern League game detail double plays by Warner and Deininger and Sweatt. Hitting events include Brown's two base hit Deininger's three base hit and Burns Blake stolen bases with Horkheimer sacrifice. Walk totals appear for Martin Plitt and Walsh with Walsh yielding one run and Plitt none in 61 2/3 innings. Umpire Ready Time-ih 80m.
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Chicago
Zeider
Eaeteee AB
B. Flack
Kelly
Nene Mann
ST. Lous
Miller
Snyder
Meadows
Warmoth
OI Packard
Mone
Toth
Currie
Packard
Rigler
Eason
Sweatt
Brown
Deininger
Burns
Blake
Horkheimer
Warner
Dowell
Lonergan
Martin
Plitt
Walsh
Bridgeport
Conn
Pritt
Portland
Baker
Deinger
Moshier
Beatty
K’mer
W.e
Briggs
Walsh Horkheimer
Smith
Wilson
Lawrence
Eeesse
Hartford
Izesoorre OO
O’connell
Nye
Kearnan
Lavigne
Fuller
Brickley
Crowther
Keegan
Rhonda
Ostergren
Howard
Ennis
Thoroughbred and Harness Racing Results Summary
Howe Constantine and Commodore Dallas led a multi-race card with pacing and trotting results. David Worthy and Susannah Bingen scored wins in their divisions, with times ranging from 2:05% to 2:15 pace and purses noted at $1000.
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Howe Constantine
B. G
Batchelder
Davisy Peet
Young Todd
Todd
Cox
Alien
Br. H
Murphy
Anthony ‘Carter
Geers
Commodore Dallas
Chappelle
Peter Worthy
Bec
A Arworthy
Ackerman
Susannah Bingen
B. F
Atta
Bingen
Louise Guy
Guy Axworthy
Phillips
2th Century A C to Reopen Season with 12 Round Bout
Pittsfield club the 2th Century A C will reopen Sept. 11 with a featured 12 round bout between Trish Patsey Cline of New York and Fighting Bob of Allentown. A previous six round match between the two drew strong local interest and another potential card on Oct. 9 with Frankie Britt and Willie Jackson also stirs fan excitement.
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Pittsfield
A. C
Boston
Frankie (Young) Britt
New Bedford
Willie Jackson
New York
Southern Association scores from two games and five teams
Atlanta defeated Mobile 2 to 1 in the first game and 2 to 0 in the second game which lasted seven innings. Nashville beat Little Rock 6 to 0 while Birmingham won 5 to 0 in the first game and New Orleans edged Birmingham 2 to 1 in the second seven inning game.
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Atlanta
Mobile
Nashville
Little Rock
Birmingham
New Orleans
Springfield rallies past Lynn in ninth for 8 to 6 win
Springfield overcame Lynn with a five-run ninth inning to win 8 to 6. Key hits included two-base shots by Hammond and Flynn and a three-base hit by Deneville. Pitchers Jewett Daniels Tuero split the later innings despite the late surge as Springfield earned the walk and hit totals.
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Springfield
Lynn
Jewett
Tuero
Hickey
Hammond
Flynn
Spires
Overholm
Daniels
Daley
Orcutt
Carroll
Prysock
Grieve
Deneville
Gleason
Roxs
Osterholm
Bannon
Hartford Falls to Lawrence in Tight Semi-Pro Game
Hartford loses 5 to 1 as Brown struggles in the third inning with two errors behind him. O'Connell and Zimmerman shine on defense while Puller holds steady. Key hits by Full er and Keegan drive Lawrence's victory with solid fielding and timely baserunning.
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Conn
Brown
Springfield
Lawrence
Puller
O’connell
Zimmerman
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