Selee's Menoi Undefeated Streak Ends Against Pittsburg
Selee's Seleeces dropped both games to Pittsburg at South End grounds, 2–0 in the afternoon and 2–0 in the morning, as Boston's hitters managed only 10 hits total. Chesbro and Nichols pitched for Pittsburg while Willis and Lowe faced heavy pressure, with Bransfield contributing three hits for the Pirates and Clarke making a spectacular ninth inning catch.
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Pittsburg
Freda Clarke
Pirates
Bostonians
Seleestes
Garrison
Boston Nationals
Fred Clarke
Jack” .Chesbro
North Adams
Nichols
Eddie’ Doheny
New York
Willis
South End Grounds
Boston
Chesbro
Davis
Clarke
Beaumont
Wagimer
Nick” Fan
Leach
O'Connor
Bobby
Lowe
Demontreville
Cooley
Hamilon
Tenney
Raight
Montreville
Hamilton
Kittredge
Yeager
Kitty
Bransfield
Selee
Wagner
Ritchey
Herr Wagner
Waener
Hans
Long
Ling
B. PO
Montrevi
Cinsceneeseverres
Nichois
Beagumont
Leggs
Ols
Beaton
Ean Onsichole
Vis
Shesbro
Tone
Singlesmontreville
R. PO
Davia
R. F
Bransfield Wagner
Demantreville
Hladitet Ign
Uudeceres Tee
Eenee
Kidvedne
Mts
Eases Seesee Wims
Diesel
Ccceteceeene
Pittsburg Ween
Brensfie
Wamer
Doheny
Stagle Cooley
Wilt Tenney
Hamiton
Lis
Ritlay
Waer
Impire
Dwyer
Attendale
Bostonian reaches first base seven times in a rare display
Seven Boston players reach first base in the afternoon with three being driven in via walks set up by Doheny. The pitcher from New York is tough to solve though Selee finally managed to collect four hits in four at bats. Willis pitched solidly, showing good form though lacking run support.
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Doheny
New York
Willis
New Yorks and Chicagos Split Twin Bill in New York
In the first game the New Yorks won by mixing hits with Doyle Dexter and Hartsel errors. In the second, Chicago unable to hit Eason. Strang homered to avert a shutout. Hickman steadied after the second. Strang’s defense noted. two Chicago runs came on a Hickman error.
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New York
Chicago
New Yorks
Chicagos
Doyle
Dexter
Hartsel
Eason
Strang
Hickman
Taylor
Boweemens Hughes
Kahoe
Hughes
van Haltren
Murphy
Bowerman
Davis
Phy
Ganzel
Childs
Raymer
Pavior
Emilie
Burke
Hartman
Philadelphia
Fraser and Powers
Patterson and Sullivan
Salon
Brio
Hoy
Fultz
Jones
McFarland
Wiltse
Mertes
Lajoie
Ely
Patterson
O! Piatt
Chicago Wins Low-Scoring Baseball Contest in New York
Chicago and New York played a tight game with Chicago collecting 7 hits to New York’s 5 and committing 2 errors to New York’s 1. Strang hit a home run for Chicago while Selbach and Hickman added two base hits. Hickman struck out eight batters as Eason fanned seven. Attendance figures not provided.
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Chicago
New York
Eason
Kling
Hickman
Warner
Hason
Strang
Selbach
Emsinie
Attendanc
McCarthy
Wrisssseesseeees
Weereeeeneees
Mtbion
B. Besvvesssssees
Wallace
Teenee
Patterson
Sullivan
Bernehard
Steelman
Philadelphia
Hicago
Mc Seybold
Jones
Fultz
Davis
Ely
Lajoie
Cleveland
Balla
Sheridan
Cincinnati Beats Philadelphia in Close Baseball Clash
This morning the Cincinnati Reds edged the Philadelphia Athletics 4 to 3 in a tight game. Cincinnati tied in the eighth on two singles and a sacrifice, with Stimmel and Orth pitching well for the teams. attendance 2,763. Earned runs: Philadelphia 4, hits: Philadelphia 10, Cincinnati 1.
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National
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Orth
Summel
Jacksitch
Stimmel
Bergen
Barry
Beckley
Thomas
Jennings
Jacklitch
Hallman
Brown
Phillies Beat Reds In Opportune Afternoon Game
Philadelphia defeated Cincinnati in an afternoon clash as timely hitting aided by solid fielding. Monte Cross stood out defensively with a key one hand stop and throw. Attendance was 9326 with final score not fully legible, pitchers White and McFarland guiding the staff.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Phillips
Monte Cross
White
McFarland
Pietz
Hurley
Cross
Delehanty
Jennings
Bal Ff Phillips
Philipa
Brown
St. Louis delay cancels morning game in Brooklyn meet
In Brooklyn on September 2 the schedule saw only one game played as the morning event was scrapped after the St. Louis club encountered a travel delay en route.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
St. Louis
Daly’s bases loaded homer caps hot Cleveland clash
Daly hit a three run homer with the bases full in the seventh as Brooklyn beat St. Louis in a rough afternoon game at Cleveland. Nash endured rough treatment at second but police weren't needed. Two games set for tomorrow. Attendance around 9,000.
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Cleveland
Daly
Nash
Padden
Banasa Brooklyn
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Bt. Louis
Dahlen
Sue
Ph Bal Budo
Hughes
Cniiine
Umpirash
Carters beat ex-leaguers 10 to 4 in charity game
A benefit baseball game at the American League grounds drew about 2000 fans. The Carters defeated the ex-leaguers 10 to 4, raising funds for steel strikers. Ex-representative M. J. Sullivan organized the event. Mike Sullivan pitched with an ankle injure during morning practice.
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Carters
Steel
M. J. Sullivan
Mike” Sullivan
Haverhills Hand Manchester 13 to 7 in Low Crowd
In Manchester New Hampshire the Haverhills defeated Manchester 13 to 7 in a morning game marked by crowd jeers at Farrell from the latter city. Farrell was booed early and then pitched well through the seventh and eighth innings before Haverhill produced key hits to seal the win.
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Haverhill
Manchester
N. H
Haverhills
Manchesters
Shoemakers
Farrell
Pro
Anti
Aro
Verhill
Manchester and Nashua thrill at Varick Park in close win
Afternoon game contrasts with forenoon failure as Manchester wins a tight contest at Varick Park. Home team shows old-time snap with timely eighth inning batting led by Batterlee-Volz and Kel ley, as Hite-Manchester defeats Nashua by a small margin.
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Varick Park
Anchester
Ashua
Hite
Manchester
Nashua
Errore
Batterlee
Volz
Kelley
Labelle
Coveney
Lowell Defeats Nashua and Haverhill in League Closing
Lowell won morning over Nashua and afternoon over Haverhill to close the league season. Willis dominated the morning contest while Cross had a flawless afternoon. Umpires Brown and Hassett received perfect satisfaction. The afternoon crowd was the largest of the season, about 80M.
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Lowell
Nashua
Haverhill
Willis
Cross
Brown
Hassett
Nashua Beats Lowell Behind Strong Hitting
Nashua overwhelms Lowell with 17 hits as Beville returns from illness to lead a decisive victory. Gokey, once a puzzle to Lowell, is knocked off balance by the home team on a fair afternoon of baseball.
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Lowell
Nashua
Gokey
Beville
Fishermen's Race Delayed by Light Winds and Postponed
Cleveland and Boston split two games amid wind delays in Boston Harbor fishing schooner races. The Independence and eight craft raced for Lawson prize money while tugboat events and crowd side bets drew attention. Postponement shifts start to today with more entries expected.
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T. W. Lawson
Udaee
Earonoons
Appa Harbor
Eves Ledge Whistler
Boston Light
Massachusetts
Independence
New York Yacht Club
Haff
New York Acht Club
Constitution
Columbia
Benjamin F. Phillips
Slade Gordon
Navahoe
Priscilla Smith
James G. Blaine
Mattakeesett
Manomet
Elsie Rowe
Rienzi
Massasoit
Rose Standish
Two Brothers
Dixie
Haley
Red Star Towboat Company
Tormentor
Boxer
Eisie Rowe
Rienzl
Willis Delivers Stellar Ten Strikeouts In Win
Willis, bound for the Boston Americans, pitched an excellent game with minimal effort and struck out 10. The game featured a three bagger two singles and a one handed catch in right field. Brown of Haverhill umpired and gave general satisfaction.
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Willis
Boston Americans
Brown
Haverhill
Eastern League Results From Worcester Providence and Rochester
Worcester defeats Providence 5 to 1 while Rochester loses to Toronto 3 to 1 in the twin bill. Worcester beats Providence 2 to 0 in the other game. Rochester falls to Toronto 3 to 1.
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Rochester
Toronto
Providencee
Montreal
Worcester
Buffalo
Brockton
Providence
Rochester B
Provience
Connecticut Leagues Morning Games Scorecard
Morning results from Connecticut leagues show Bristol 9 New Haven 6, New London 8 New London 1, and Derby 10 Meriden 5 at Derby Meriden.
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Connecticut
Bristol
New Haven
New London
Norwich
Derby
Meriden
New York World Ball Players Banqueted by Boston Typographers
The visiting New York World baseball squad was hosted at the Quincy House by Boston Typographical Union No. 13 Book and Job Branch. Sixty guests attended with James A. Punch presiding and Richard D. Costello performing a song after an informal dinner program.
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New York
New York World
Quincy House
Book and Job Branch
Boston Typographical Union No. 13
James A. Punch
Richard D. Costello
Dean's Ointment Promises Quick Relief and Cure
An advertisement claims itci ng piles can be cured with Dean's Ointment offering instant relief and permanent cure. It states availability at any drug store for 50 cents.
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Dean
Lawson Offer Ignored by New York Yacht Club
News from Newport outlines Thomas W. Lawson's $100,000 charity offer to be forfeited if Independence cannot beat Columbia Constitution and Shamrock. Club members debate the gesture, noting no official club action will recognize the offer and that Independence must enter through a member.
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Newport
R. 1
Thomas W. Lawson
Columbia
Constitution
Shamrock
New York Yacht Club
Lawson
Independence
Yacht Club
Shamrock Sr
Xno Oe
Bowser Outing Club Breaks Camp In South Boston
The Bowser Outing Club with Captain Charlie Hettleman led seven members as they broke camp at Ped docks. Rambler, Irene, and Bowser brought the party to South Boston where lanterns and red fire formed a procession to 454 Eighth Street for a clubhouse collation. Notables included ex-Representatives James Berrigan and Kells, Captain Rogers and Benton, Connie Sheehan, and Captain Glennon who sang baritone solos formerly with the Robin Hood Opera Company.
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Charlie Hettleman
Sheehan
Bowser Outing Club
7 Strong
Bay View
Peddocks
Rambler
Irene
Bowser
South Boston
Eighth Street
Bowsers
James Berrigan
Captain Rogers
Captain Benton
Connie Sheehan
Kells
Arthur Sutherland
Ed Sweeney
W. Bennett
A. Hordeman
Billie Kelley
Bob Sutherland
Allie Gippel
Fred Tomelson
W. Thompson
Jack Sheehan
Captain Glennon
Robin Hood Opera Company
Marblehead Wins Firemen Muster at St Josephs Picnic
The eighth annual St Josephs C T A 8 of Lynn and Father Mathews C T A 8 of Peabody held a muster in Centennial Grove Marblehead. Phenix company set a stream of 218 feet 4 inches to win overall. Arthur Duffey led sprint events and Duffey won the 45 yard dash. James H. Stewart and D J Buckley also won their races. Firemen from eight companies competed with Marblehead Phenix taking top honors in the fire-out.
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Bessex
St. Joseph's
Lynn
Father Mathew
Peabody
Centennial Grove
Phenix Company
Marblehead
Arthur Duffey
Georgetown University
J. J. Haley
Dunmore Academy
Harry J. Kane
First Regiment Association
James H. Stewart
Hillside A. C
N. Adams
Hyde Park
George J. Masters
St. John Literary Institute
D. J. Buckley
Cambridgeport
G. A
W. H. McVicar
A. Allen
William Hanson
Newton
W. T. Smith
Boston Float Cats
Frank Conpol
Frley
W. P. Hacbbard
Men. O
Frank Kanaley
Cambridgeport A. C
David Kearry
J. H. Ban Yire
Tans
Grhin
Newburyport
All
Neptune
Newport
Torrent
Liv
Susanna Diream Boat Club
Chelsea
Salem Boat Club
James O’brien
Riverside Boat Club
Buckley
Tu Club
Lynch
Cambrport Gymnasium
Milwaukee Beats Baltimore in Morning Baseball Tilt
Milwaukee ends a seven inning shutout by Baltimore with a two run eighth. Howell errant throw to first helps Milwaukee score. Conroy and Anderson drive in two runs as Milwaukee wins 2 to 1. Garvin dominates in the afternoon victory 7 to 1 with strong fielding by Conroy.
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Baltimore
Howell
Conroy
Anderson
Reidy
Maloney
Foreman
Robinson
Ite
Bresnahan
Corvey
Gilbert
Bayze
Friel
Seymour
Dunn
preys-Conrey
Eidy
Hart
Garvin
Meicuiy
Eee Wanes Altimore
Detroit Beats Washington in Low-Scoring Return
Cronin controlled the pace as Detroit won in the late innings. Final score Detroit 2 Washington 2 with Cronin and Shaw on the mound and Patten Clark anchoring Washington. Hits were 9 to 10, errors 1 each, spectators noted but omitted.
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Mich
Cronin
Washington
Shaw
Patten
Clark
Farrell
Dungan
Gleason
Holmes
Dillon
Hilberfeld
Barrett
Me—Th
Cantillion
Magnificent Fielding by Detroit in Win Over Washington
Detroit defense behind Miller produced sharp infield work led by Hiberfeld with several double plays. Foster made a one handed catch on Nance's long fly in the fifth. Detroit 8 Washington 2 in this afternoon game with Miller and McAllister securing the win.
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Washington
Detroit
Hiberfeld
E. Foster
Nance
McAllister
Gear
Clark
Gleason
Foster
Ier
Zee Farrell
Miner
Pee Bi Casey
Ogi
Dillon
el Gleasoi
Pilion
Anc
Horan Claims Long-Distance Championship Challenge
H S Horan of South Boston asserts in a Post letter that McNally failed to start the swim from Boston to New York as arranged. Horan says he watched from Charlestown bridge, offers witnesses, and proclaims himself able to swim longer distances, with backers and money ready to defend the title.
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Post
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the Post
McNally
New York
Horan
Boston
New Charlestown Bridge
Charlestown
Broadway
South
Mass
Faelten Pianoforte School Relocates to Huntington Avenue
Officials move Faelten Pianoforte School to Huntington Chambers opposite the Public Library in a central educational area. The new building offers a large, well‑lit auditorium Facl en Hall, ample lobbies and lavatories, and recital space in Huntington Chambers Hall. A third floor houses offices and reception rooms ahead of a likely prosperous new season with high advance registration.
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Faelten Pianoforte School
Huntington Chambers
Public Library
Copley Square
Faclen Hall
Huntington Chambers Hall
Senetton
Other Sporting News See Pages Three and Ten
Brief note points readers to additional sports coverage on pages 3 and 10, indicating extended results, features, and game stories. The reminder emphasizes where to find extended standings and analysis.
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Louis
NEW England League
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R. B. PO
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Wise
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Herwig
Sheets
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Reneh
Kane
Farell
Spooner
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Cassidy
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Young
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Harvey, R. F
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Harvey Siekeconss
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Rae Dowling
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Blackman
Seeee & Willis
A . KE. Butman
Hanscomb
Shea
R. J. Kearney
C. Feeee Ivard
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Bilackman
Batman
Merrittville
Okey
Tiie
Will
Beason
Essex
Mprally
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