American Yachtsmen Again Show the Germans How at Marblehead
New York Sept 2 Two pitchers Tesreau and Fromme were ineffective as the Braves beat the Giants 5 to 2. All Braves runs came in the first two innings while the Giants scored in the last two. Hub Perdue dominated most of the game, keeping New York nearly silenced.
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Tesreau
Fromme
Braves
Giants
Perdue
McCormick
Herzog
Charlie McDonald
Cincinnati
Rochester
Giants fall short as Crandall shines in loss to Braves
In a tight tilt at New York on Sept 2, Doc Crandall carries the load for the Giants with strong pitching and late hits, while Boston’s Braves clinch in the second inning. Connolly and Maranville spark New York’s offense with key two bagger and timely hits, but Giants fare poorly at the plate.
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Doc Crandall
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Maranville
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Sweeney
Schmidt
Burns
Griffith
Murray
Red
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Connolley
New York
Joe Connolly
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Harry McCormick
Old Doe Crandall
Harry
Doyle
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Scores Reported From Multiple Baseball Games
At Columbus Ohio 4 Indianapolis 3 in Columbus. Milwaukee Wisconsin 3 St Paul 2. Kansas City Missouri at Minneapolis Minnesota rained out. Louisville Kentucky 9 Toledo Ohio 3 at Louisville.
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Indianapolis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Kansas City-Minneapolis
Louisville
Toledo
Unclear 4 1 and 13 3 Rail Route Fragments
Fragmentary data shows pairs like Baltimore to Newark with numbers 4 and 1 and Providence to Jersey City with 13 and 3 and Rochester to Montreal with 2 and 6 and Buffalo to Toronto with 8 and 9 implying travel or routing figures without full context.
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Newark
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Jersey City
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Montreal
Buffalo
Toronto
Americans Lead Rival Boats Across Line in International Race
In Marblehead on September 2 three American boats led two German boats in the second sonder klasse race. The Ellen owned by Charles P. Curtis won, with the Cima second ahead of the Sprig. The Wittelsbach finished fourth and the Serum fifth in light southeasterly winds.
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Eddie Murphy Beats Joe Egan in Atlas Bout After Tenacity
In a primed South Boston arena show, Eddie Murphy defeated Joe Egan after 12 fast rounds. Egan endured four knockdowns but rose each time, while Murphy used weight and experience to edge the young fighter. The crowd packed some 5,000 fans as undercards featured Corrigan, Brooks, and Perry LaFavor.
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Evans Shows Best Golf of Tourney
Charles Evans Jr of Edgewater Golf Club Chicago posted a 71 in the Garden City National Amateur Championship qualifying round alongside a 77 previous day to total 148 and win the gold medal for lowest score. Francis Ouimet faced C B Buxton and won 4 and 3 as 12 players tied at 165 due to a playoff. Heinrich Schmidt of Worcester cursed a niblick error on the first playoff hole, taking seven strokes as others made six or better.
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Edgewater Golf Club
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Murphy
Frank Bogash, Jr
del Rey
Evans rallies with 32 on last nine in golf match
Evans fired 32 over the final nine holes to secure a medal amid celebrations. Travis defeated H K Kerr of Ekwanok 6 and 5 after a strong 37 on the front nine, leading 4 up at the turn.
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Sailers finish as Ellen wins Sonderklasse race
In yesterdays Sonderklasse race the Ellen led from start to finish with the Sprig and Cima vying for second place. The Wittelsbach and Serum trailed as the wind faded, Germans drifting in ahead of no tomorrow’s race rescheduled to Thursday on a triangular course.
Scoreline Recap From Early City Matches
Chattanooga fell to New Orleans 9 to 3 while Birmingham defeated Memphis 1 to 0. Atlanta beat Mobile 4 to 1 and Nashville routed Montgomery 3 to 0.
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Longest major league game Boston Americans vs Philadelphia Athletics
The game on September 1, 2006 in Boston lasted 24 innings, the Phillies defeated the Boston Americans 4 to 1. Harris pitched for the Americans and Coombs for Philadelphia.
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White Sox Take Both From Naps
White Sox win doubleheader against Cleveland Naps. Johnston, Brady, Lord, Benz, Weaver with two-base hits. Bates, Collins, Chase add three-base hits. Chase homered. Bodie drives in run with sacrifice fly. Bland allows 7 in 2 1 3 innings and Kabler earns win in relief.
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Army Navy Football Game Likely To Be Played
Washington reports a conference with Naval and Military Academy officials and Cabinet secretaries to decide if the annual Army Navy game will be held this year. West Point had announced cancellation earlier, with Carlisle slated for Thanksgiving, but a patching of differences is hoped.
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Portinand Lawrence Game Score Heads Up
The official score of the Portinand Lawrence game on the first Monday was ? to 0, and that is the score that counts.
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League reverses Brennan ruling on Aug. 30 Phillies win
National League President Thomas J. Lynch reversed Umpire Brennan, awarding the Aug. 30 game between the New York Giants and Philadelphia Phillies to Philadelphia by 8 to 6, citing authority over the forfeiture and the need for a finish. The decision follows protests and security for New York players after the stoppage at the ninth inning.
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League
Hempstead undecided on Giants reply to Lynch ruling
Hempstead says he has not heard from President Lynch and cannot decide the club's course yet. He expects a message tomorrow and will consider whether to act before the league board after mulling the Brennan umpire decision.
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Lynch
Hempstead
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War rant filed against National League umpire Brennan
A warrant for William Brennan the National League umpire was issued in Philadelphia on a charge of assault and battery and inciting to riot. Henry F. Russell superintendent of the Art Club of Philadelphia said Brennan pummeled him and trampled him after a game forfeiture at the National League Park last Saturday.
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Henry FF. Russell
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