Constitution Defenders Swap Sails Ahead of Trials
Newport Rhode Island September 3 The New York Yacht Club cup committee delays racing Constitution and Columbia for wind and overhaul reasons. Nat Herreshoff and a diver inspect the Constitution while sail changes aim to restore performance. daily trials planned with Herreshoff aboard to determine superiority.
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Shamrock II Sails Seventh Trial Off Sandy Hook
The Shamrock II, with owner designer builder and crew aboard, completed its seventh trial off Sandy Hook in light to moderate breeze. The yacht reached sea at eight knots after bending a new mainsail amid a party including Sir Thomas Lipton and Clyde YC figures.
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Sandy Hook
Sir Thomas
Erin
Matthews
Clyde
Thomas Lipton
W. G. Jameson
Watson
Denny
Ratsey
Commodore Hillard
Royal Clyde Yacht Club
Shamrock
Boston Nationals Fall Short in Ongoing Loss to Pirates
The Boston Nationals were defeated 6 to 2 by the Pittsburg Pirates in the third straight loss. Fred Clarke's team capitalized in the sixth with three runs after Dineen's balky pitching and Kittredge's uncertain signals, while Boston's late rally fizzled as Wagner and others stifled threats.
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Clarke
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Cooler
Hamilton
Peens Advan
Wagner
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Lipt
Awe
Ertore
Anita
Boateng
Patineen
de Tiphs
Milton
Poe Ok Maagtue
Tee Dwyer
Chicago Defeats New York to Seize Leadless Grip
Chicago defeated New York 14 to 10 as Chicago surged ahead late. McBride hit a home run and Toyle doubled while Maul pitched for Chicago and Rit pitched for New York amid errors and busy baserunning.
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York
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Toyle
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van Haltren
Rene
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Seetiees
Ani Pall
Warner
Vanes
Kahoe
Manland
Wer
Brooklyn and St Louis Split Doubleheader in Brooklyn
Brooklyn and St Louis split a doubleheader with the home team winning the first game in a late rally and the visitors taking the second in a tight contest. Key moments include a fifth inning surge for Brooklyn and a late double play turned by St Louis. Hite earned the win for Brooklyn and Powell pitched for St Louis with multiple players recording hits including Padden Wallace Keeler Daly and Heidrick.
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St. Louis
Dornowen
Lola
Leute
Padden
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Renee
Dahien
Jasen—Kurkett
Heidrick
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Keeler
Daly
Arrare
Benekien
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Kelley
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Donovan
Ge Donovan
Ly Powell
Nash
Perieriee
W. Donovan
Farrell
Powell
Rockaway Polo Defeats Myopia in Brookline Junior Match
Rockaway Polo Team defeated Myopia second team 15 to 14 in the junior championship preliminary at the Country Club Clyde Park Brookline. Rockaway advances to face Dedham second on Friday in the final. Reneta Montagne scored seven of the 15 goals and P F Collier directed play.
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Brookline
Rockaway
Myopia
Dedham
Samuel D. Warren
Polo Association
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P. F. Collier
Reneta Montagne
Thomas G. Stevenson
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Stevenson
James H. Proctor
Collier
T. Pe _Stevenson
Hazard
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Azar
la Montagne Fries
la Montagne
Montagne
R. Collier
WR. Collier
Proctor
Rice
Tevense
Fay
Time
Harry Holmes
South Boston Girls Swim Meet Delights 2000 Fans
Expert young women swimmers at the L Street baths entertained nearly two thousand spectators, mostly girls, with a lively program of water events directed by Superintendent Cox and assistants. Miss Alice McAvoy, 14, won the 50-yard race and led a strong field, while Lottie Bartlett and Georgianna Dentinits placed.
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Cox and Fils
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Bath
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Georgianna Dentintts
South
Boston
Tate
Josie Lawless
Florence Lagas
Madeleine Berlo
Lillian Aaron
Annie Griffin
Alice Roche
Kittie Berle
Ellen Legassa
Lottie Foley
Annie ‘Fitzgerald
Mary O'Meara
Lillian ‘Berle
Gertie Blair
Alice
Fanny Stedman
AgnésAvoy
Isses
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Gertie Wilder
Miss Avoy
Lallie Berlo
Verona Wells
Miss Wilder
Annie Sullivan
Mabel McAvoy
Grace Fitzgerald
Alice McAvo
Miss Bartlett
Miss Denin
Miss cAvoy
Tomorow
W. C. Rowe
EB. Acker
Fred Bowker
Daniel McCarthy
George Roulston
Benjamin .R. Austin
Attempted arson on Wall Street synagogue described
An evening fire was found in rear boxes near the Jewish synagogue on Wall Street. Firefighters contained the blaze before damage occurred. Police will refer the case to the State Fire Marshal for investigation.
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Brooklyn doubleheader notes and line score fragments
Incomplete box score style notes list players Brookyn for a game with names Newton Dahlen Keler Wallace Padden Schriver and Murphy as pitcher catcher batteries. Umpire Nash attendance 1300 and fielding events include sacrifice hits by Heldrick Irwin Bages and on. wild pitches by Newton and others.
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Newton
Dahlen
Keler
Wallace
Padden
Schriver
Heldrick
Irwin
Bages
Kalle
Murphy
Prette Kalk-Kitson
Ahearn
Wild Bohes
Nash
Murphy and Nichols
Kitson
Newton and Ahearn
Eastern League Results From Hartford Brockton Worcester Providence Buffalo
Hartford beats Brockton 5 to 1 in first game and 2 to 1 in second. Worcester defeats Providence 10 to 3. Buffalo edges Montreal 5 to 4.
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Boxing Bossip: Gardner Seeks Middleweight Crown
Chicago critics laud New England champion George Gardner as a top middleweight prospect after his San Francisco war with Kid Carter. Reports note Gardner fought with a dislocated left thumb and was praised for his ring work while eyeing Joe Walcott, with future bouts in New York and Boston on the horizon.
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Brooklyn
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San Francisco
George
Kid Carter
Joe Wal- Cott
Chenille Mathison
Jin
Chesterfield
Charles Watson
Mitchell
Buffalo
Saratoga
New York
Bat Awith
Charlie
Masterson
Manhattan Beach
Boston
Patsey Freacey
Hartford
Cleveland shuts out Boston twice to set season record
Cleveland, Sept 3, two shutouts of Boston in one day marked a new season record on the Cleveland field. Cristall, a new southpaw, pitched superbly in the second game as Cleveland held Boston scoreless through eight innings, with key plays including a bases loaded double play and daring baserunning stops.
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Dineen
Clarke
Bransfield
Ritchey
Leach
Boston
Honus Wagner
Hamilton
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Long
Wagner
Slagle
Tenney
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Cooley
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Wee
Tanat
Sede
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Stahl
Beck
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Baltimore and Milwaukee Split Doubleheader in Milwaukee
Baltimore shut out Milwaukee 10 0 in game one then lost 6 1 in game two. McGinnity pitched both games for Baltimore while Milwaukee’s offense managed limited scoring. Attendance reported around 1500 as the doubleheader concluded.
Philadelphia Triumphs In Tight Chicago Tilt 7-6
Philadelphia edges Chicago 7 to 6 in a bases loaded finish. McIntyre drives a long rally, Fraser wild though effective, Callahan surrenders three walks with Fraser and Steelman backing him. Key hits include Ishell and McIntyre with two bases, Devis three-base, and late defense influences.
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Washington Dodgers Triumph In Extra Innings
Washington defeated Detroit 4 to 2 in ten innings after a late rally began with two singles and a wild throw by Mercer. Elberfeld and Civile contributed key plays as Detroit failed to plate runs through six innings while Washington loaded the bases and pulled ahead.
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Boers Kill English Scouts Reported in Cape Colony
A despatch from the Governor of Cape Colony says Boers captured two unarmed British scouts near Haareekloof on August 28 and shot them. Dewet reportedly issued a proclamation promising to shoot British troops in the Orange River colony after September 1.
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Colonial Office
Cape Colony
Walter Hely-Hutchinson
Haareekloof
Dewet
Cape’ Town
Orange River Colony
Bradford's View on Governor Candidacy and State Choice
The Hon. Gamaliel Bradford commented after learning Gaston and Hamlin favored Quincy for Governor. He said public concern has grown since last month and signaled he may remain a factor if Hamlin and Gaston withdraw and Quincy returns from England. He framed the issue as the people of the state versus entrenched power, beyond party lines.
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Gaston
Hamlin
Mr. Quincy
Matthews
Gargan
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England
Croker
New York
Massachusetts
Association of Letter Carriers Convenes in Chattanooga
The 12th annual convention opened with President J N Pargon presiding. Delegates Watkins Louisville Bradley Milwaukee Handel Boston Miller South Omaha Raedel Canton Ohio were named to the resolutions committee. President Parsons delivered his annual report defending his administration amid criticisms.
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Association of Letter Carriers
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Bradley
Milwaukee
Handel
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Miller
South Omaha
Raedel
Canton
National Guard riflemen dominate Sea Girt team matches
The National Guard of the District of Columbia rifle team swept the interstate regimental and company matches at Sea Girt New Jersey. They led against Canadian Infantry 12th New York and other entrants with high scores and strong marksmanPrivate Skedden Major Mason and Lieutenant Ross posted notable scores. The Moon Gey and Tuesday handicap match will decide on next week’s results.
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Mason
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District of Coumbia
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