Nationals Win Lucky Game From Red Sox
Washington nips Boston 3 2 as two late fielding miscues and a dinky eighth inning hit decide the outcome. Criger and Warner misthrew to second, Unglaub's tap and Ganley's steal set up the decisive run while Ganley and Sullivan led the offense with timely hits.
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McBride
Criger
Warner
Boston
Sullivan
McConnell
Cravath
Ganley
Delehanty
Hughes
McBride- Freeman
Gessler
Clymer
Evans
Washington
Steele
Pickering
Freeman
Jack
Stahl
Unglaub
Cleveland Defeats Detroit 83 in American League Game
Cleveland tops Detroit 83 to 5 in a decisively short game. Schmidt Downs and Schaefer contributed key plays in the fifth inning as Cobb added a single, and Berger and Ryan finished strong. Detroit struggled to locate Donovan as the outcome became clear.
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Schaefer
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Berger
Ryan
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Donovan
Athletics 5 New York 2 at New York game
Philadelphia beat New York 5 2 with early lead as New York errors aided Lake’s hit turning into runs. Locals were beaten from the start, allowing Philadelphia to seize the contest.
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Philadelphia
Tocay
Lake
Roxbury Beats Jamaica Plain 8 5 At Marcella Street
Roxbury defeated Jamaica Plain 8 to 5 at the Marcella Street playgrounds. Notable for Jamaica Plain was Pat Thornton’s out of the box double in the fourth inning. Fallon starred for Roxbury and Putnam played well for Jamaica Plain.
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Roxburys
Jamaica Plains
Pat Thornton
Jamaica Plain
Fallon
Putnam
Box Work of Matthewson and Walsh Watched by Fans
Fans nationwide will watch Mathewson of the New York Nationals and Walsh of the Chicago Americans as pennant races hinge on their pitching. Walsh has steadied the White Sox, delivering key wins against Boston, while Mathewson leads New York with supreme control and varied curves. Dreyfuss says New York must rely on Mathewson to win the pennant, or the Giants will pay dearly.
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Chicago Americans
Mathewson
New York Nationals
St. Louis
Matty
New York
Dreyfuss
Pittsburg
Giants
White Sox
Chicago Rooters
Matthewson
Chicago
Doves
Mike Donlin
Respoa
Mike
Cincinnati
Pirates
Cubs
New Yorks
John McGraw
Wiltse
Iron Man McGinnity
Dummy Taylor
Dorner
Lindaman
Hannifan
Ritchey
Wiltie
McGraw
White Sox Beat St. Louis to Claim Pennant Race Second
The Chicago White Sox won 4 to 1 over St. Louis to move into second place in the pennant race. Dineen showed wildness in the third inning, allowing two runs before being relieved by Dowell.
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Chicago
Dineen
Dowell
St Louis Cardinals tipped for pennant in two more seasons
McCloskey predicts the St Louis Cardinals will win a pennant within two seasons. Many observers doubt any National League team will remain based in St Louis.
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McCloskey
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis
Hayes Turns Pro After London Marathon Victory
Boston readers learn John J. Hayes of the Irish American Athletic Association ends amateur status after winning at London. He signs a vaudeville contract for $1000 weekly and will debut in New York City. Sullivan confirms his amateur card will be canceled.
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Hayes
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Boston
Sullivan
Boston Post
Mass
John Hayes
James E. Sullivan
Boston Horses Hold Matinee Meet With Fast Times
The Gentlemen's Driving Club of Boston staged a fall matinee at Readville. W. D. Hunt drove Alandra to victory over Invader in CLASS A and posted fast times, with other winners including Dreamwold Poem, Lucie Dare, and Va Za Ka inCLASS B C and E divisions.
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Readville
W. D. Hunt
Alandra
Invader
New York
Arnold Lawson
Prodigal
Lawson
Andrew Crawford
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Centra Bas Cegtes
Lucie Dare
Dave Devil
Pia Sal
Haley
Albert
Winlept
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Gloria Wilkes
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Mia Ice
Leach Cross and Tommy Murphy Fight to Draw in New York
In New York Tommy Murphy of Harlem and Leach Cross the dentist fighter met in a six round war at Navarre A C. Cross showed clever defense and surprising power but Murphy pressed throughout using rapid uppercuts and feints. The bout ended in a draw as both men exchanged fierce blows and long scrambles.
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Tommy Murphy
Harlem
Leach Cross
Navarre A. C
Cross
Murphy
Legion
Brockton Fair Horse Show Plans Three Day Event
A varied program for the Brockton Fair annual horse show runs September 30 to October 2. Premium lists indicate the largest, most ambitious exhibition yet, with innovations including National Steeplechase and Hunt Association rule races. Four steeplechase events are scheduled each day, one as a hurdle race.
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Brockton Fair
National
Pardello Fails To Overcome Prokos In City Bout
Pardello underestimated Prokos and lasted half an hour before losing by decision. Prokos dominated most of the match at the Columbia, with Pardello scoring a single fall after about 20 minutes. Crowds cheered Prokos as the Spartan claimed victory. next Wednesday Leo Pardello faces Jack Sharkey at the same venue.
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Tom Sharkey
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Ireland
Leo Pardello
M Graw Expects Giants To Battle For Flag
McGraw says the New York Giants face a tight pennant race with Pittsburgh and Chicago. He cites Mathewson and Wiltse as key pitchers, notes injuries and the need for stronger pitching while praising Tenney Bridwell and Free. He blames early-season flaws for the close standings and stresses hard, disciplined play.
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Pittsburg
Chicago
Mathewson
Wiltse
Matty
Tenney
McGann
Bridwel
Free
Bridwell
Bostonians
Phillies and Brooklyn in 17th Inning Classic
Brooklyn suffered a 17 inning defeat to Philadelphia in the National League game. Corridon outpitched both Brooklyn hurlers and drove in the winning run with Bransfield scoring after a dash from second on Osborne's sacrifice. Brooklyn stranded runners and a pair of late threats, but Philadelphia prevailed 3-2 in the 17th with Corridon earning the win. Two games scheduled tomorrow.
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Brooklyn
Corridon
Bransfield
Osborne
Alperman
Hummel
Jordan
Fraser Shuts Out St Louis as Chicago Wins 8–0
Fraser pitched a complete game for Chicago, holding St. Louis scoreless with three singles. Karger struggled amid ragged support in the fourth and sixth innings. Chicago tallied eight runs aided by two hits, an error, a passed ball, three singles, a sacrifice, a muff, and two stolen bases.
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St Joseph's Belmont Field Day Sets Labour Day Events
St Joseph's parish Belmont hosts an annual field day on Labor Day at the old Harris estate with races and athletic events including a 100 yard dash pole vault high jump and tug of war under the direction of Matthew Leary of Boston an athletic instructor.
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Belmont
Harris Estate
Matthew Leary
Boston
American golfer defeats Aitken in Irish Open third round
D Grant of the United States defeated A R Aitken of Scotland by one hole in the third round of the Irish Open at New Castle. Aitken, regarded as the favorite, was leading earlier but Grant rallied to win.
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Grant
Baseball Schedule Notes for Major Matchups
The slate lists New York at Boston in two games and Brooklyn at Philadelphia in two games. St Louis plays Chicago, while Pittsburg faces Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
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Pittsburg Beats Cincinnati 8 to 2 in National Game
Pittsburg defeated Cincinnati 8 to 2 in a National League contest in Cincinnati. Ewing lent a hand for the visitors, while Leifeld controlled the locals with ease. Clarke stole home during a rundown misplay involving the ball being pitched.
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Ewing
Leifeld
Clarke
Pittsburg AB
Shannon
Kane
C. F
Lobert
Ganzel
Ee Mowrey
Schleis
Two Big Races On For Rever In Local Track Meet
The Rever bicycle track announces next Saturday night and Monday afternoon programs featuring Elmer Collins versus Hugh MacLean in a best two out of three 10 mile heat race. A half mile sprint showcases John and Me Bedell, Eddie Root, Patsey Logan, Chelley, and others. Monday's event includes six evenly matched teams racing behind motors with Bedell, Bedell, and Menus Bedell joining the action after Europe success.
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Elmer Collins
Hugh MacLean
Collins
Mlean
MacLean
Logan
Root
Bedell Brothers
Thei
Menus Bedell
Cour
Menus
Europe
France
Revere
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