Baseball schedule across leagues with regional matchups
National League shows Brooklyn at Boston Philadelphia at New York St Louis at Cincinnati Chicago at Pittsburg American League lists Boston at Philadelphia New York at Washington Detroit at St Louis Cleveland at Chicago New England League fixtures Worcester Portland Fitchburg Lewiston Manchester Lynn Lawrence Lowell Federal League includes Newark Buffalo St Louis Pittsburg Baltimore Brooklyn Chicago Kansas City Colonial League features Hartford New Bedford Springfield New Haven Pawtucket Brockton
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Springfield
New Haven
Pawtucket
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New York Brings Jolt to Quakers in 2-0 Win
New York defeats the Quakers 2-0 as Becker and Merkle collect two-base hits. Whitted steals a base, Fletcher drives in a run via sacrifice, and a double play from Fletcher to Doyle to Merkle preserves the win. Perritt earns the decision with 7 innings pitched, Mayer charged with the loss. Umpires Klem and Emslie. Time 1h 11m.
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Cravath
New York
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Perritt
Mayer
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Emslie
White Sox Lose Second to Cleveland in Blink and Miss
Chicago takes game one 8 to 2 while Cleveland wins 6 to 5 in the second. A blown call led to two more wild pitches and an error enabling a critical scoring run, with Kirke delivering a pivotal double for Cleveland in the eighth.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
Smith
Kirke
Roth
Graney
Weaver
Chapman
Seibold
Eddie Collins
Behr Defeated by Johnston in National Tennis Round
In Forest Hills New York on September 3, Karl Behr of New York fell to William M. Johnston of San Francisco in the fourth round of the 35th National Tennis Association championship. Johnston won 3 6 6 3 6 2 7 5. Behr was among the leading players affected by the upset.
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West Side
Karl Ti. Behr
New York
William M. Johnston
San Francisco
Johnston Upstages Behr In Alert Tennis Clash
Johnston, ranked sixth in the 1914 list, played the best tennis of the tournament to date to defeat Behr who held fourth place. Johnston surpassed Behr in endurance and courtcraft, followed by Maurice McLoughlin’s decisive win over Alexander. Other results included Pell dominating Bull and Williams, Griffin, Band, and Wright advancing as the fifth round neared.
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Behr
Maurice E. McLoughlin
Frederic P. Alexander
Jonanston
McLoughlin
Alexander
T. Roosevelt Pell
New York
Charles M. Bull, Jr
Brooklyn
R. Norris Williams
Philadelphia
J. B. Adone, Jr
Dallas
Texas
Clarence J. Griffin
San Francisco
B. C. Law
Princeton
Law
William Band
Apawamis Club
Craig Biddle
IF. T. Hunter
J. &. Pfaffman
Longwood Cricket Club
Boston
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Wright
Prentice
Garland
Yale
Sidney Thayer
Harvard
Harold Throckmorton
W. B. Harlow
University of Pennsylvania
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Williiams
Rand
Pell
Griffin
Hunter
Baseball scores from American Association games
Cleveland beat Indianapolis 6 to 5 in 11 innings. Minneapolis routed Kansas City 14 to 2. Columbus defeated Louisville 6 to 1 and St Paul downed Milwaukee 5 to 2.
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Cleveland
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
Louisville
St. Paul
Milwaukee
International League Scores From Recent Games
Toronto defeated Richmond 6 to 5 while Harrisburg beat Rochester 5 to 2. Providence won 8 to 4 against Buffalo.
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Toronto
Richmond
Harrisburg
Rochester
Providence
Buffalo
Baseball Standings From Southern Association Night
Birmingham 4 Atlanta 8 Memphis 6 Nashville 4 Little Rock 5 Chattanooga missing details. Standings reflect scores from recent games and imply ongoing league results with several teams listed.
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Birmingham
Atlanta
Memphis
Nashville
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Braves Rally To Top Dodgers 6 3 In Key Showdown
The Braves beat the Dodgers 6 to 3 as Rudolph and Smith led a steady attack. Red Smith, Schmidt, Gowdy, and Maranville contributed key hits while Sherrod Smith held the visitors to a single inning of scoring before the Boston club pulled away.
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John Evers
Bill Byron
John
Boston
Charley Schmidt
National League
Eddie ‘Foy’ Fitzpatrick
Richard Rudolph
Dodgers
Richard
Dodger
Douglass
Sherrod Smith
Sherrod
Rudolph
Amos Byron
Myers
Red Smith
Amos Mal Eason
Getz
O’mara
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Daubert
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Schmidt
Ienry Gowdy
Wiith
Fitz
Compton
C. Schmidt
Stengel
Miller
O'Mara
Smith
Gowdy
Zach Wheat
Fielding Fitz
John Hummell
Braves
Dick Rudolph
Snodgrass
Hummell
Marines Win Hayden Interstate Rifle Meet In Wakefield
The United States Marine Corps first team won the Hayden Interstate Match with 3663 points across five ranges. Massachusetts militia finished second with 23626 points. Corporal J Loughlin of Company H 6th Massachusetts Infantry topped individuals with 214 points.
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Wakefield
United States Marine Corps
Massachusetts Militia
J. Loughlin
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Massachusetts
U.S.M.C
Ash
Rhode Island
New Jersey
Ed Geers Sweeps Two Big Races at Empire City Park
In Yonkers New York on September 3 Ed Geers claimed victory in both races he drove at the Grand Circuit meeting concluding at Empire City Park. He received an ovation from the crowd for his performances marking the week as his fastest and best.
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Yonkers
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Empire City Park
Ed Geers
Fast pacing and trotting heats highlight meet
Nearly all judges favored Geers in the first heat with Russell Boy, but Hal Boy won. Geers led in the third heat but Mirthful driven by Murphy prevailed. In the 2:10 trotting, St Frisco outlasted rivals though Mirthful won. Trampright topped the 2:15 trotters as St Frisco and others posted fast times.
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Russell Boy
Hal Boy
St. Frisco
Murphy
Oregon
Trampright
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McMahon
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Texas Chimes Wins Hillsgrove Race
Texas Chimes won the 2:30 pace at Hillsgrove track on the final racing card. Purse was $300. Entries included Lillian Bond and Dick Hill among others with times around 2:20 to 2:21.
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Hillsgrove Track
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Lillian Bond
Warman
Dick Hill
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Liandy Audubon
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Frank Ambulator
Arlington Heights Tennis Club Semi finals and final match
The semi finals in Class A of the championship singles tennis tournament will be played this afternoon on club courts. On Labor Day afternoon the final for the club trophy will be contested.
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Arlington Heights
Lowell Sweeps Manchester in New England League doubleheader
Lowell defeated Manchester 5 0 and 4 0 in a two game set at Manchester. Pitching by Houser and Green shut out the hosts as 21 batters faced Green in seven innings of the second game. Greenhalge and Reed contributed to Lowell’s scoring while McGinley started both games for Manchester.
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Green
Lowell
A.E. Parker
Spires
Moulton
Bricgs
Munn
Barrows
Reed
Dee
Snell
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Torphy
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O’connor
C. Ahearn
Kilhuilen
McGinley
Greenhalge
Notable Baseball Box Score Fragments From Local Game
Box score fragment lists players Runs Clemens Dowell and others. Two base hits by Clemens Dowell Lonergan Page Potteiger. Stolen bases by Dowell and Farrell. Double plays coordinated by Farrell Martin Lonergan Sweatt Dowell Potterger McMahon. Hits tallied against pitchers Johnson Carroll and Martin with strikeouts and wild pitches noted. Umpire Aubrey. Time reference incomplete.
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Clemens
Dowell
Herndon
Sweatt
Lonergan
Hayden
Martin
Page
McMahon
Fotteiger
Gardella
Potteiger
Farrell
Potterger
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Powers
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Hogan
Woods
Bentley
Swander
Manser
McElroy
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Pennington Earns Lynn Victory Over Lawrence In Wild First Inning
Lynn defeats Lawrence as Pennington struggles early allowing three straight singles after the first two Lawrence batters. Thompson belts a ninth inning homer as Lynn collects runs from Conley Porter Gleason Halstein Orcutt Lynch and Brennan tallies.
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Pennington
Lawrence
Thompson
Ash LA Wrence
Conley
Porter
Gleason
Halstein
Orcutt
Lynch
Brennan
Ordway
Holmes
Tangster
Connell
Mahoney
Warner
Oster
Pearson
Williams
Coonley
Barron
F. Brennan
Flaherty
Pen’n'ton
Fitchburg Beats Lewiston In 3-1 Baseball Contest
Mulrenan limited Lewiston to three hits as Fitchburg won 3-1. Lewiston scored on passes and errors. Sullivan, Smith, Young, and McCarthy drove runs. Sullivan, Keegan, Smith, and Young stole bases. Mulrenan allowed two walks and struck out four. Tuero fanned seven. Fraser had a passed ball. Umpire White. Time 1:37.
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Dee
Houserhalge
Greenhalge
Spires
Piecarcu
Houser
Bransfield
Smith
Lewiston
Mulrenan
Fitchburg
Sullivan
Young
McCarthy
Keegan
Litchburg
Tuero
Mulrennan
Fraser
White
Lexington Senior Wins Playground Diamond Championship
The Lexington Senior defeated the Lexington Juniors 10 to 7 yesterday afternoon at the Lexington Athletic Field in the decisive game of the playground series.
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Lexington
Lexington Athletic Field
New Bedford Triumphes Over Hartford 8-6 in Colonial League
New Bedford defeats Hartford 8 to 6 in the Colonial League. McSherry leads with two hits and an RBI, Crooks and Whitehouse homer, Tillman walks four, Helfrich fans one, and Murray reaches on a hit by pitch. Double plays featured Murray to Simon. Time listed as 1 hour 35 minutes with Umpire Finnell.
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New Bedford
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McSherry
Jiggs
Phoenix
Crooks
Rylander
Sillman
Delehanty
Whitehouse
Proulx
Murray
Tillman
Aldred
Werre
Helfrich
Finnell
Hartford
Cook
Hartford New Bedford
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Demoe
Gilhooley
Phillips
Whiteh
Hickman
Li Tillman
Trentman
New Haven Defeats Springfield In Late Rally
New Haven beat Springfield 7 to 4 as timely hits in the sixth and seventh frames spurred the rally. Key players included Collins with two steals and multiple players contributing two-base hits, while Walsh and McElroy each worked on the mound for the teams.
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Springfield
Po.a.e
Collins
Frasier
Phillips
Hogan
H. Mil’r
Coles
Swander
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Young
Wright
Bentley
Fr Edwards
Woods
Powerns
Manser
Walsh
McElroy
Soper
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Brockton Beats Pawtucket 5 2 in Lively Game
Brockton defeated Pawtucket 5 to 2 as Pawtucket struggled with errors in a game noted for Brockton's timely hitting and solid fielding.
Senators Blank Yankees 2-0 in Washington
Washington's fourth win of the series over New York was a 2-0 shutout. Peckinpaugh and Bauman threatened in the first inning, but were held to advance only to second. Pieh pitched well except in the sixth when Milan doubled and scored on Gandil's double, with Williams driving in Gandil.
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Edward Fitz
Red Smith
Fitz
John Evers
Douglass
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