Baseball and League Schedules Across Regions
In the American League Boston plays Philadelphia and New York faces Washington. Chicago battles Detroit while Cleveland visits St Louis. League matchups continue in the National League with Brooklyn at Boston and ag sae at New York for two games, plus St Louis at Pittsburgh and Newark at Buffalo in other leagues.
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Buffalo
Baltimore
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Fitchburg
Portland
Worcester
Lewiston
Lawrence
Manchester
Lynn
Lowell
Hartford
New Bedford
Springfield
New Haven
Pawtucket
Brockton
Baseball scores from multiple games in a single report
Cleveland defeated Louisville 12 to 4 in the first game and led 8 to 2 in the second before the match was shortened by agreement. Minneapolis beat Kansas City 2 to 1 in the first game and 10 to 5 in the second. Milwaukee routed St. Paul 12 to 8 while Columbus overwhelmed Indianapolis 38 to 1.
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Louisville
Leveland
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Columbus
Indianapolis
Hockey scores from multiple matchups show varied results
Providence defeated Rochester 8 to 4 while Montreal beat Richmond 9 to 5. Richmond won 7 to 4 over Montreal, Rural topped Jersey City 4 to 1, Buffalo beat Jersey City 2 to 2, Harrisburg lost 7 to 4 to Toronto, and Toronto defeated Harrisburg 4 to 0.
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Providence
Rochester
Montreal
Richmond
Rural
Jersey City
Buffalo
Harrisburg
Toronto
Indians Whip Browns 6-2 Behind Carter’s Solid Game
Cleveland defeats St Louis 6 to 2 to move up to sixth place. Carter a recruit pitcher from Cleveland was strong in key moments and kept the Browns scoreless until the eighth inning. Koob lasted four innings, surrendering five runs as St Louis faded late.
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Carter
Cleveland
St. Louis
Smith
Lavan
Koob
Tennis Stars Are Winners at National Championship
Thirty-two players from across the country advanced to the third round of the national singles championship at West Side Tennis Club Forest Hills after a day of sensational matches. The field includes the full California contingent along with Eastern, Southern and Midwestern entrants.
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Forest Hills
N. Y
West Side Tennis Club
California
Williams and McLoughlin Shine in Genteel Tennis Showdown
The day centered on R Norris Williams Jr the reigning champion and Maurice McLoughlin former titleholder as both won their matches Williams defeating Inman 7 5 6 1 9 7 and McLoughlin beating Matkey 6 1 6 2 8 6 The day also produced record breaking drama as Walter Merrill Hall and Wallace F Johnson battled to an 18 16 first set and George M Church lost to W M Washburn 7 5 9 11 6 4 in a tense intercollegiate clash.
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R. Norris Williams
Maurice E. McLoughlin
Williams
F. C. Inman
New York
McLoughlin
Dean Matkey
Princeton University
Inman
Harvard
Wiliams
San Francisco
Brookes
Wilding
Cape Fair Society Highlights Horses Cattle and Games
At Cape Fair Barnstable on September 1 society members attended events. Teddy Bingen won the 2 19 trot in three heats, Chato took the 2 23, and Becca won the 2 30. Terrace Farm entries swept cattle prizes with the Ayrshire bull Good Gift, 1950 pounds, earning first in class and best animal overall. Falmouth beat Kingston 2 to 1 in the Cape championship series game, while Sandwich edged Harwich 3 to 2 in the high school division.
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Cape
Teddy Bingen
Chato
Becca
Terrace Farm
Ayrshire
Falmouth
Kingston
Sandwich
Harwich
Wants ball games for Labor Day at North Quincy grounds
North Quincy A C seeks fast amateur teams for a Labor Day afternoon game at their home grounds. Full expenses paid. Contact H Lovell at 14446 Franklin Ave Wollaston Quincy by telephone 815M.
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North Quincy
Reds Shut Out Braves as Toney Dominates Cleveland Field Rivalry
The Cincinnati Reds defeated the Boston Braves 4 to 0 at Braves Field. F. Toney pitched masterfully, issuing four walks but holding the Braves scoreless while Cincinnati bats produced early offense and tense defense. Don Ragan struggled with 8 hits allowed, and Tyler closed out the ninth for the Reds. Umpire Bill Byron drew ire from the Braves as Cincinnati extended their early September momentum.
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Cincinnati Reds
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Reds
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Don Pat
Tyler
Ragan
Fitzpatrick
Bill Byron
Fred Snodgrass
Snodgrass
Toney
Magee
Maggie
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Wingo
Groh
Boston Endeavor
Herzog
Heinie
Tom Griffith
Quakers Fall to Giants 6 5 In Ninth Inning
Philadelphia and New York rivals traded leads with the Giants winning 6 to 5. Key hits included two base blows by Luderus Bancroft Merkle Thorpe Doyle and a Paskett three bagger. Ritter struck out eight while Mayer yielded the final runs as Stroud and McQuillen also worked.
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Schmidt
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Army Football Candidates Report for 1915 Team
Seventy five candidates reported for the Army football squad at West Point for the first practice of the 1915 season. Captain Dan Sultan supervised a light hour and a half session with promising new class athletes. Trainer Harry Tuthill assisted, while Head Coach Daly had not yet arrived.
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West Point
N. Y
Dan Sultan
Harry Tuthill
Daly
Sam McVea to meet Harry Wills at Atlas A A heavyweight bout
The colored heavyweight star Sam McVea faces Harry Wills in a highly anticipated title fight at Atlas A A next Tuesday night. Fans expect a stubbornly fought contest, one of the most enduring heavyweight battles in recent memory.
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Sam McVea
Harry Wills
New Orleans
Atlas A
McVea and Willard Set for Fierce Rematch in South
The article notes McVea's cleverness and shifting moves that impressed fans and taunted Sam Langford. It predicts he could challenge Jack Johnson if given the chance. It also highlights Jess Willard as a strong, fearless puncher with both hands, promising a high excitement bout that fans expect to thrill from start to finish.
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Jack Johnson
Jess Willard
Sam Langford
Sandy Ferguson
New Orleans
South
Wills
Five heats decide 2:38 stake at Central Maine fair
In Waterville Maine the 2:38 stake race required five heats to reach a winner with Main tine beating favorite Lelia Burns after an initial dead heat. Master Mariner won the 2:21 class mixed race and Africander captured the 2:40 trotting stake.
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Maintine
Lelia Burns
Master Mariner
Africander
B. S
Moko
Evans
Lucky Clover
B. m
Fox
Raymond G
B. G
Pottle
James W. McKinney
Monahan
Mariner Master Mariner
Charlie Again
Richardson
Dexter P
Reynolds
Amazon
Teddy Marshall
Clukey
Ireland
Babe Highmoor
Metcalf
Mainsheet
Peater
Sheron Lelie Burns
Weer
Jimmy Hicks
Dearborn
Holmes
Perera
Dan K
Simmots
Fire hits Montreal race grandstand but opening goes on
A blaze at the Blue Bonnet Jockey Club grandstand in Montreal caused twisted steel and smoky remains but officials say the meeting will still open as scheduled. Investigators believe the fire was incendiary in origin and occurred overnight, yet the event proceeds without cancellation.
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Montreal
Blue Bonnete Jockey Club
Cowler Stops Hemple in Third Round Upset
England’s Tom Cowler defeats Jack Hemple of San Francisco in the third round of a 10 round match in New York. Referee stops the bout to prevent further knockout, after Hemple is knocked down three times in the first round and twice in the third. Cowler weighed 211 pounds while Hemple was 186.
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Tom Cowler
England
Jack Hemple
San Francisco
Hemple
Cowler
Southern Association Scores Update
Atlanta defeated Memphis 8 to 1 and Birmingham beat Nashville 2 to 1 in recent games.
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Memphis
Birmingham
Nashville
New Bedford Sweeps Pawtucket in Doubleheader Showdown
New Bedford wins both ends of a doubleheader against Pawtucket, 5 to 1 and 7 to 0. Pitching stars Deviney and Gleason dominate, Phillips supplies clutch hitting, and Gleason fans four over five innings.
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Deviney
Gleason
Phillips
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Sherry
If Carr
Jiggs
Murphy
Ct Phenix
Gilmore
O’ Connell
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Crooks
Hickman
Dukette
Aldred
Johnson
Rylander
Rf Mulcahy
Houck
Brockton and Hartford Split Doubleheader Tie Remains
In Brockton, Sept 1, the Colonial league first-place tie persisted as Brockton and Hartford split a doubleheader. Runs credited to Murray Sherman Bangs for Brockton with stolen bases by Gilhooley Whitehouse Werre and Bangs. Sacrifice hits credited to Werre Demoe Gaudette.
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Doherty
Courtney
Murray
Werre
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Weeden
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Bangs
Gilhooley
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Kiley
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Dempsey
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Pirates and Cards Divide in Doubleheader Second Game
In the second game, St Louis earned four runs as Butler Hinchman Rescher Wilson Long and Butler again contributed. Sallee and Hill combined for 7 hits allowed while Hill allowed 4 runs in 5 innings. Umpires Rigler and Orth called the contest after 1 hour 45 minutes.
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Rescher
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Eenere Perdue
Niehaus
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Nie
Halls
Ivan Michailoff Tackles Van Dahm in Open Challenge
Wrestling fans anticipate a best two of three falls clash at Old Howard. Ivan Michailoff the big Cossack faces van Dahm the husky Belgian in a power filled catch as catch can bout with George Tuohey refereeing.
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Ivan Michailoff
van Dahm
Old Howard
George Tuohey
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