Chicago Beats Brooklyn 5 to 4 on Errors
Chicago wins a pitchers duel despite five errors by Brooklyn with Nichols pitching superbly for the Orphans. Bergen and Hamilton misplayed key plays while Lange and Ryan starred in the outfield and a ninth inning rush nearly tied the game.
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Chicago
Boston
Nichols
Bergen
Hamilton
Lange
Ryan
Big Bill
Duffy
Short
Mertes
Tenney
Long
Stahl
Orphans
Wolverton
O'Day
Collins
Lowe
Gingle
Garrison Frills
Ever
Sec
Selee
Meekin
Burns
Brooklyn Beats Cleveland In Early Season Clash
Brooklyn blanked Cleveland 7 to 2 as of Sept 1, with Brooklyn taking the lead early and Hughey delivering a standout performance to mystify the Cleveland offense.
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Brooklyn
Cleveland
Hughey
Fraser drives Reds to easy win over Phillies
Cincinnati defeated Philadelphia 10 to 5 as Fraser's hitting fueled an early lead and Hawley closed with three innings of scoreless relief. Attendance was listed at 110.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Fraser
Hawley
St Louis Edges Baltimore In Tight Baseball Clash
St Louis defeated Baltimore in a hard fought game. A near rundown briefly altered the scoring late as Smith collided with Childs at second base. Holmes spiked Criger in the eighth inning and the catcher retired. Attendance 2100. Score:
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ST. Louis
Baltimore
Smith
Childs
Holmes
Criger
Manchester Beats Taunton 3 0 in Rain Shortened Game
In Manchester New Hampshire on September 1 rain limited play to five innings. McDougal pitched well for Manchester while Matthewson struggled. Key moments include Fitzmaurice a three bag hit and Carney hitting a home run. Stolen bases credited to O Connor and a double play Bone to Hickey to Carney.
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Manchester
Taunton
N. H
McDougal
Matthewson
Fitzmaurice
Carney
O’connor
Hickey
Wases
Cotter
Vought
Burrill
Williams
Whitting
Moore
Newport Beats Portland In Doubleheader To Lead
Newport defeated Portland in two games to take first place as Gannon pitched both games. The opener saw Newport rally in the ninth after Portland led in the eighth. the second game ended early due to darkness. Two-base hit by Smith and three-base by Gilbert highlighted the action, with Fileming Spratt Noblitt stealing bases and Fleming, O'Brien contributing sacrifice hits.
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Newport
R. I
Portland
Gannon
Vicwer
Smith
Gilbert
Fileming
Spratt
Noblitt
O’brien
Fleming
Murphy
Hanna
Sullivan
Shea
Millerick
Purington
Eagan
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Chicago
E. Ae
Ryan
J. F
Mertes
R. F
Wolverton
Sereeneeenze
Everitt
Connors
Eee
Magoon
Donahue
Callahan
Boston
Hamilton
Bergen
Van
Nichols
Ichols
O’ Day
McDonald
Brooklyn
I Tones
C. F
Rsses
Tee
Keeler
Jennings
Kelley
Beeaees
Daly
Ieee Feanegeees
Dahlen
Ss. S
Casey
McGuire
Dunn
Shay
Cleveland
Dowd
Harley
Quinn
Hemphill
Sullivan
Tucker
Tone
Lockhead
McAlister
C. Eines
Wughey
I Jennings
Hughey
Byughey
Pires
Snyder
McGarr
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Cesi Ss
Ceca R
E. O .Keeler
Eyes Ie
Eetese
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Farrell
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P. Ea
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Eevee
Duncan
C. Seeee
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Lockread
Colliflower Daly
Res
Burkett
L Bon Cxaiens
Etevestee
Schreck
Beeereek
Cross
Wallace
Wees Powell
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A. E AE
McBrids
R. Ea
Corcoran
Selbach
Beckley
Elberfeldt
McPhee
Seybold
Peitz
Phillips
Hawley
Philadelphia
Wi Thomas
Me Delehanty
le Chiles
R ‘ Vadeds
Lauder
McFarland
C. Deeds
Dolan
Goeckel
Scaeabas
Fraser
Ccscoves
Cincinnati
Phia
Chiles
Delehanty
Sebach
McBride
Emilie and
Dwyer
Louisville
Louisvilles
Hoy
Slagie
Washington
AB. Slagie
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A. E. Mercer
Veaveee O'Brien
Eves
McGann
Freeman
Reevertee
Gaffney and Latham
Poprirg
Fleming
Murphy
Noblitt
Smith
Pulsifer
Fileming
Hanna
Spratt
Purington
O'Brien
Drinkwater
Conroy
Unclear Regional Scores From Fragmented Report
Fragmented sports lines show results for Bristol Meriden Derby Bridgeport Norwich Waterbury New Haven and New London Derby with inconsistent city pairings and misread teams. No clear final outcomes or full context provided.
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Waterbury
New Haven
Waterly
New London
Derby
Baseball and track notes from early games and trades
Umpire can call a protest after the first pitch. Reports cover a signaling error delaying a train, Foley sold to Indianapolis, and Al Spalding becoming American Bicycle Co president. Track race at City Point with the Bigelows. journals and Jamaicas clash at South End grounds. Comiskey’s Brewers lead in the Western League standings. Cy Young praised by Swartwood. Johnny McGraw mourns wife after appendicitis surgery. May miss Boston series.
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Saugus
Foley
Newport
Indianapolis
John T. Brush
Cincinnati
al” Spalding
Chicago
Boston
American Bicycle Company
Capital Stock
Bigelows
City Points
City Point
Ward
Harrell
Roxbury
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Boston Journals
Jamaica A. C
South End
Haney and Callahan
Howard and Murphy
Jamaicas
Kansas City
Buffalo
Charley Comiskey
Milwaukee Brewers
Lefty Houtz
Texas
Houtz
Barrett
Detroit
Reds
Big Cy Young
Id Swartwood
Johnny McGraw
Hull Golf Club Handicap Medal Contests on Labor Day
Hull Golf Club plans an 18 hole handicap medal event on Labor Day with three silver cups donated by J H Woods H Fieming A G Cummin and W A G Chrimes for the three best net scores based on the top summer scores. An additional silver cap for best net score in an 18 hole handicap medal event is offered by L Wal e Smith with play times in the morning and afternoon. A separate event is noted by J J Souther at 8 pm with conditions by Henry arom and others.
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Hull
Labor Day
J. H. Woods
H. Fieming
A. G. Cummin
W. A. G. Chrimes
L. Wale Smith
J. J. Souther
Henry Arom
Councilman Peck Targets Street Sprinklers on Massachusetts Avenue
Councilman Arthur K. Peck urged reform of street watering after incidents on Massachusetts avenue left cyclists injured and slippery. He ordered watering stricter on curves, creating a four foot dry strip for wheelmen and proposing an ordinance to govern watering with a public hearing requested for immediate action.
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Arthur K. Peck
Peck
Ben
Wells
Massachusetts Avenue
Massachusetts Club
Feck
Publc
Fifteen Mile Motor Pace At Charles River Park Track
Moran, Ish, and Ingraham prepare for a fifteen mile motor paced race under IL A W rules at Charles River Park next Monday. Each rider trains hard behind personal pacing machines flagged by Major Taylor history. A fourth machine will be available for emergencies. Major Taylor and Nat Butler have forwarded entries for the three mile event comprising nine races in one.
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Moran, Green and Purish
IL. A. W
Charles River Park
Moran
Major Taylor
Ourish
Montreal
Ingraham
Peter Berle
Nat Butler
Elkes Sets Hour Record Then Heads to Waltham Meet
Harry Elkes arrived in Boston after a 33 mile 216 yard hour ride in Buffalo, coming close to Edouard Taylore's world mark. He trains for a Monday mile relay at the Waltham race meet while rivals Porter and Downey sharpen for the relay and handily prepare for tandem motor-paced events. Downey, recovered from illness, seeks redemption in his first meeting with Elkes. Farnham and Nyse tempo toward the middle-distance title as Elkes checks his gear in Waltham.
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Harry Elkes
Boston
Buffalo
Charley Miller
Edouard Taylore
Elkes
Waltham
Porter
Downey
Jack Farnham
Everett Nyse
New England
Elxes
Oan
Bicycle Notes and Westward Trip Planned for Track Team
Nat Butler Hugh McLean Watson Coleman and Major Taylor left Boston at seven last evening for Tioga track races in Philadelphia this afternoon. Tom Eck has L P Callahan as steersman for his triplet team with McCarthy and Bowler. they will travel West in a week. A cycling card at Combination Park on Sept 6 includes a half mile open a mile handicap and a five mile pursuit for prizes. Frank J Ryan the New York messenger boy started from New York to Ashington on his wheel with a message.
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Nat Butler
Hugh McLean
Watson Coleman
Major Taylor
Boston
Tioga Track
Philadelphia
Tom Eck
L. P. Callahan
Waltham
McCarthy
Bowler
Sunday Post
Combination Park
Frank J. Ryan
New York
Messeger
Ashington
Gans Beats Bezenah In 133 Pound Bout At Broadway A C
Joe Gans of Baltimore defeated Eugene Bezenah of Cincinnati at the Broadway A C in a scheduled twenty five round match at 133 pounds. Early rounds saw Gans study Bezenah with jabs and crosses as bettors favored Gans despite Western wagers on Bezenah lasting deep into the bout.
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New York
Joe Gans
Baltimore
Eugene Bezenah
Cincinnati
Broadway A. C
Bezenah
Gans
Gans Knocks Bezenah Out In Ten Rounds
In a boxing match Gans dominated Bezenah with precise countering and hard rights finishing with a knockout in the tenth round. Bezenah showed wild form earlier and staggered in several rounds before the end. Preliminary bout saw Sam Bolen beat Herman Miller in three rounds and a later six round draw with Frank Carroll.
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Gans
Bezenah
Zenah
Sam Bolen
Herman Miller
Bolen
Frank Carroll
Chicago
Miller
Boxing Gossip and Yacht Club Regatta Preview
Mike Sears may face Joe Bernstein or Dave Sullivan in New York this month. Sears plans a Montreal barnstorming trip next week. Tommy White defeated Henry Lyons in Dubuque after a tough 20 rounds. Palmer and Jack Green are noted figures. others are referenced with ring plans and obituaries. The Bunker Hill Yacht Club holds its thirtieth annual regatta off Long Island on Labor Day with three classes and two prizes per class.
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Mike Sears
Joe Bernstein
New York
Billy Roche
Mike
Little Lynn Feather
Gotham
Box Bernstein
Dave Sullivan
Shoe City
Hawthorne A. C
Sears
Sullivan
Bernstein
Brooklyn
Montreal
Tommy White
Henry Lyons
Chicago
Dubuque
Tom
Tommy
Tom Maguire
Jimmy Davenport
Bredin
The
Mirror of Life
Palmer
Mat
America
Jack Green
Seattle A. C
Sacramento
Cal
Boston
Bunker Hill Yacht Club
Long Island
Hal B Wins Seven Heats at Charter Oak Park
Hartford reports a long Friday program at Charter Oak Park with Hal B prevailing after seven heats in the 2:00 pace. Explot and Hellena Duplex each won a heat, Frailena Duplex faltered in heat five, while Fleetwood lost a tire in the 2:28 trot and Richland led in that dash. The mile clocked 2:07 1-2 with splits 0:32 1-3:01 1-3:36 and 2:07 1-2.
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Hartford
Conn
Charter Oake Park
Calad
Hal B
Explot
Hellena Duplex
Maid
Frailena Duplex
Geers
Fleetwood
Princess
Richland
Paul. Pry
Anne Burns
D. A. Shell
New Bedford
Tupe
Combination Park Two Heat Night Attracts Rain Delayed Program
At Combination Park last night two heats were run the special trot and pace and the running race. Rain halted the second race forcing postponement to tonight with the same horses. Marble T. won the 1:18 half mile heat while Hydrada topped the running race with Teddy second and Miss O B finishing last.
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Combination Park
Marble T
Fowler
Iggleton
Miss O’b
B. G
Hydrada
Geckler
Teddy
McNamee
Rita E. Triumphs in Nutwood Driving Park Trot at Dubuque
A small crowd watched races at Nutwood Driving Park with Rita E. winning the three year old trot for owner H. W. Brow of Salt Lake City. William Me swept the 2 10 pace in three straight heats while Edwin B. earned the 2 28 trot gift.
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Dubuque
Nutwood Driving Park
Rita E
H. W. Brow
Salt Lake City
Rita
J. EK. C
Irma Electrite
Ritan
J. EB. C
William Me
Colbert
Eyélet
Edwin B
Emmet's Shoe Store Labor Day Sale Offer
South Boston reports a Labor Day event at Emmet's shoe store offering free porpoise lace gifts and a large trade. Men’s elastic side boots in sizes 6 to 10 priced at 98 cents, with Sunday boots from 1.45 to 1.96, all regular prices higher.
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Témmet’s
Dorchester
Emmet’s
Captain Leander Jeffrey Builds Stern Yacht in Bath
Leander Jeffrey, who sailed the Vigilant to England in 18%, oversees construction of a 200 foot steam yacht for Isaac Stern in Bath Maine. After a foreign cruise the vessel will serve as Mr Sterns Paris headquarters. Fitchburg Y M C L plans Labor Day events and a three day race meet at Saugus opens Monday. A special relay between Boston College and Holy Cross at Combination Park on Sept 16 is highlighted.
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Boston College
Holy Cross College
K. of C
Combination Park
St. John's Church Newton Lower Falls Picnic
The annual picnic of St. John's Church Newton Lower Falls will be held Monday on church grounds. An elaborate program is planned and attendance is expected to exceed last year's 16,000.
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ST. John’s
St. John’s Church
Newton Lower Falls
Absolutely Pure $2 Whiskey Promotes Value and Refill Service
An advertisement touts Absolutely Pure $2 whiskey as top value with fine quality. It invites customers to mail or bring bottles for refilling and compares it favorably to prior purchases. California wines and brandies are offered at low prices with prompt mail and express service. Open Saturday evenings until 10.
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California
New Lines on Mars Baffle Observers
An observer notes lines on Mars that resemble not canals, while another suggests they may be boundary lines after an amicable division of the earth by the trusts, as reported by the Chicago Tribune.
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Mars
Chicago Tribune
Trials to Settle Cup Contenders Off Newport
Newport Rhode Island September 1 The formal trial races between the Columbia and the Defender to decide who defends the America s Cup begin tomorrow off Newport under the New York Yacht Club regatta committee. The two boats are stripped for racing with two courses planned a fifteen mile windward leeward and a ten mile triangular course. Starts near 11 oclock with a preparatory gun and two minute crossing window. The winner tomorrow will receive a cup donated by W Gould Brokaw and a second cup is offered for Monday by Harrison B Moore. It is uncertain if racing will occur Wednesday as Columbia is favored to win both remaining tests.
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Newport
R. I
Columbia
Defender
New York Yacht Club
Shamrock
Cegatta Committee
Windeward
Leeward
Brenton’s Reef
W. Gould Brokaw
Iselin
Post's Great Sual Edition Labor Day Souvenir
The Post presents a 52 page Sunday edition combining a labor day souvenir and a special business number. It promises timely articles for business people and workers with illustrations and a 3 cent price, claiming to be the most remarkable edition published in Boston or elsewhere.
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Post
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