Boston Beats Pittsburg In Exhibition Doubleheader
Boston defeated Pittsburg 1-0 in 18 innings in the first game and then held Pittsburg scoreless for nine on a rain interrupted day at the South End. Pittinger and Malarkey starred for Boston while Chesbro and Leever pitched for Pittsburg. Umpire O'Day called the second game early due to darkness.
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Boston
Pittsburg
South End
O'Day
Pittinger
Malarkey
Roston
Chesbro
Leever
South Wnd
Burke
Pittsburgh
Greminger
Demontreville
Moran
Attehev
Long
Ish
Teach
Leache
Wagner
Demontreuille
Ritchey
Tenney
Unclear baseball recap with names and plays
The fragment lists players Wagner Leever and Tenney with strikeouts and double plays by Long and Tenney. It notes an umpire O Day and attendance 1650, with a partial time reference.
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Tenney
Hanley
Carney
Greminger
Demontrey Ile
Taons
Kittredge
Malarker
Pil'tsburg
Beaumont
Ot Clarke
Leach
Wagner
Kitchey
Burke
Conroy
Emith
T Leever
Clarke
Leever
Tush
Long
O'Day
Cincinnati Beats New York 4 3 in Lively Tilt
Cincinnati wins 4 to 3 over New York as home errors by ONeill and catcher ONeill and Smith allow two New York runs in the third. Cronin pitched for Cincinnati with Poole on the mound for New York as 1,200 fans watched the contest.
Chicago Defeats Brooklyn as Hardy Impresses New Pitcher
Chicago beat Brooklyn 6 to 1 with Hardy earning the win after joining from the Troy club. He dazzled Hanlon's lineup with speed and curve variety while Donovan pitched well for Brooklyn. Farrell's error produced the only Brooklyn run as Chicago pulled away late.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
Hardy
Troy Club
New York
Sheek'd
Dovbs
Keeler
Kling
Dolan
Tinke
Dahlen
Murray
Ferreth
Evers
Flood
Taylor
Irwin
Meneses
Donovan
Hardy, P
Latimer
Phillies Dominate St Louis In Slow Game
Philadelphia defeated St. Louis 12 to 6 in a poorly played affair as Duggleby and Yerkes handled pitching duties. Attendance 346 with Smoot Wolverton Barry and Duggleby among the standouts for Philadelphia while Yerkes worked for St Louis.
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Philadelph
St. IA
Louis
Duggleby
Yerkes
Thomas Ef
Wolv'tn
Rarer
Krug
Hulswitte
Jennings
Kerry
Childs
Dueg’hy
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Kriger
Praush'r
Nlhonn
Tan
O'Nemo
Record Run Ends In 18 Innings In Baseball Feature
A marathon 18 inning game ends with Clark making the final out as Cooley is struck out. Pittinger vs Chesbro headlines the opener while Pittsburg’s pennant dream fades with lifeless play. Rain drives fans to the grandstand as St Louis faces Boston and talks grow of contracts and do nots in the American League.
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Long
Pittinger
Chesbro
Clark
Cooley
A. C.—Fair Bookmakers
Pittsburg
Malarkey
Olan
St. Louis
McAleer
Reston
Brookline Police Department
Division 13
Huntington Avenue
Brookline ‘Coppers
Greminger
Collins
Wilts
Cleveland
Boxing News Roundup of Matches and Challenges
George Gardner, New England middleweight champion who beat Jack Root, accepts Toni Sharkey's challenge for a 20 round contest with a $2500 stake. target October in Prisco. Young Peter Jackson outclassed Tim Murphy in Stockton until a fifth round stoppage after Murphy’s injuries. Negotiations continue for ex-leightweight champ Frank Erne versus Jimmy Britt with Beitz in mind. Cherley Seger versus George McPudden slated for Sept. 18 in Baltimore for a 20 round bout at 135 pounds. Tom Connigh has a purse offer for a 20 round bout with the Duffy-Sieloff winner before the Transport Club of Chicago. Al Wetting to meet Billy Stie in six rounds next boxing show in Chicago hosted by the America A. of Chicago.
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George Gardner
New England
Jack Root
Toni Sharkey
Gardner
Prisco
Peter Jaackson
California
Tim Murphy
Australia
Stockton
Murphy
Jackson
Frank Erne
Jimmy Britt
Pacific Slope
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Beitz
Gansante
Britt
Gans Cherley Seger
Hoboken
Chicago
Bradford
Penn
Whiner
Transport Club of
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Buffalo
Kid" Carter
South Brooklyn
Billy Stte
America A. of Chicago
Woeiiig
Stiff
South Boston Yacht Club Plans Run and Handicap Race
The South Boston Yecat Club plans a club run and handicap race tied to the Yacht Racing Association rendezvous at Quincy. The run starts tomorrow at 2 20 pm with a review at 3 pm, then a West Way sail to Quincy. Sunday includes an 8 am dress ship, visiting among the fleet, and a 2 30 pm signal for the general run to City Point. the handicap race starts tomorrow at 3 pm, with a course from the flagship to Buoy No 7, around Black Can Buoy No 1, then to Peddock's Island finish.
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South Boston Yecat Club
Yacht Raccing Association
Quincy
Goldsmith
City Point
Hull
Speedacle
Long
Peddock's Islands
Peddock's Island
Americans Win and Lose a Game Told in a Nutshell
A brief sports note summarizes a game with alternating results for the American team. It notes key moments and outcomes in a concise, period-voice style typical of a local newspaper recap.
Boston at St. Louis and other midweek matchups
The schedule lists Boston visiting St. Louis, Philadelphia at Cleveland, Baltimore at Detroit, and Washington at Chicago for upcoming games. Strong teams and city rivals highlight a busy period with key intercity clashes on the slate.
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Boston
Cincinnati
New York
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
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Cleveland
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Boston Chicago doubleheader ends in riot and rout
In Chicago, Boston lost 11 to 1 in the second game after a 6 to 1 win in the opener. Criger clashed with umpire Carruthers over a plate out call, was escorted off by police, and returned behind the bat in the second game. Long Tom Hughes started the first game. Dineen pitched the second as Chicago built a large early lead and never relented.
Struck Out Pitching Notes From Riverside Game
Struck out Roy Dineen 8 by Griffith 1 by McMachen. Hit by pitched ball Dougherty. Two base hits Dougherty Criger Verris. Sacrifice hit McFarland. Stolen bases Mertes Isbell Parent Gleason. Passed balls McFarland two. Double plays Gleason and Terris Davis Daly and Isbell. Time two hours. Umpire Carruthers.
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Greminger
Demontreville
Tenney
Moran
Yerkes
Philadelphia
Lowia
St. Louis
Smoot
Wolverton
Barry
Dugleby
Barrs
Krug
J. O'Neil
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Berry
Calhoun
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Trashear
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Jennings
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Hulswitz
Fox
Vyouggleby
Roy Yerkes
Brown
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Strang
Green
Daris
Mertes
Daly
Isbell
Melarland
Viatt
Ishell
Hase Mertes
Warher
Laehonee
Piatt
Hughes
Paseed Bab McParland
Carruthers
Roy Dineen
Griffith
Machen
Dougherty
Criger
Verris
McFarland
Parent
Gleason
Terris
Davis
Meveland
Baltimore
Cleveland
Hickman
McParland
Gilbert
Smith
Gochnant
Lajoie
Gochnanr
Cleveland Beats Baltimore In A Tight Tie Game
Cleveland and Baltimore battled to a 2 2 tie as Hickman starred for Cleveland with multiple hits and key plays. McParland and Gilbert contributed with runs and sacrifices, while Gochnant Lajoie and Hickman turned double plays. Attendance reached 9900 as pitchers kept the scoring modest.
St Louis Tops Washington In Slugfest At Home
St Louis defeated Washington in an interesting afternoon game. The locals outbatted the visitors who erred frequently. Lee belted two Washington runs with a drive over the right field fence. Attendance reported at 1800.
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ST. Louis
Washington
Lee
Philadelphia 13 Detroit 4 final Americans game
Detroit suffered a rough finale as McCarthy pitched poorly and Philadelphia stole six bases early. Pultz drove a three steal sequence with home, while Waddell saved for Cleveland. Detroit managed four hits in the eighth but scored all their runs. final line shows Philadelphia 13, Detroit 4.
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Detroit
Philadelphia
McCarthy
Pultz
Waddell
Rbipoa
Murphy
Lepine
MiCross
Tilwson
Sehreek
Buelow
Widdell
Me'thyn
Ty MitchelhLo
Philadelphia C.g
Wadlel
O. Mitelall
Baseball box score highlights from Philadelphia game
Player Waddell aged 6 off Mitchell 4 two base hits by Davis Sehreck Fultz three base hits by Seybold Lepine Cases home run by Sehreck Sabrities hit M Cross Fultz 14 stolen bases Hartsol 18 L Cross 3 Murphy First bases on balls Off McCarthy 8 off Mitchell 1 Errors Philadelphia 8 Detroit 1 Left on bases Philadelphia re Detroit 4 Attendance 9sg umpire O Laughlin
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Hiie
Waddell
Mitchell
Davis
Sehreck
Fultz
Seybold
Lepine
Cases
Sabrities
M. Cross
Hartsol
L. Cross
Murphy
McCarthy
Philadelphia
Detroit
Wadeell
Tonble
Boston Gap Race 15 On For Today
Heavy morning rain at Glenville delayed intercity matinee racing with three class races completed by 3 pm. Boston challenge cup postponed to tomorrow. over 12 000 spectators set a track attendance record. La Rue won the 2 18 pace, best 2 15, after Battleton led late. Miss Duke led the 2 16 trot with a 2 15 finish.
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Cleveland
Glenville
la Rue
Battleton
Bud Stout
Syracuse
J. B. Farmer
Miss Duke
Boston
Anaconda Prince Alert Race Postponed by Rain
Hartford CT September rain postponed the grand circuit races at Charter Oak Park including the 000 match between Anaconda and Prince Alert.
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Hartford
Conn
Charter Oak Park
Anaconda
Prince Alert
Continental eight entries for Scottish Clans five mile race
Medford reader asks the Sporting Editor to resolve who started the Labor Day race, whether all eight named entries were entered, how pool bets should be awarded if entrants backed out, and which McGonagles started. He notes two separate bets on Kanaly versus McLelland and Tineler, and seeks guidance on play or pay and status of the McGonagles.
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the Post
J. McGonagle
Imere
Kanaly
McLeland
Tineler
McLelland
McGonagles
KF. K. Roberts
Sheridan Avenue
Medford
Frank Kanaly
KE. Hjertberg
Tom Williams
ER. N. McGonagle
J. C. Clifford
M. J. O'Neil
James Smith
J. A. Campbell
John Sullivan
Lowell tops Manchester in rain shortened five inning game
Lowell wins from Manchester in a five inning match played on wet fields. Willis and Nolan pitched poorly with many walks, producing a pitchers battle as Lowell earns the win with fewer walks. Rain affected accuracy and scoring. attendance was about 200.
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Lowell
Manchester
Willis
Nolan
Regan
Smith
Nat
Chandrer
Nock
Swanter
Merritt
Novers
Nolan P
Potala
Phathl
Lauguin
MeLeaughin
Ant Merritt
Whiting
New Shamrock To Be Of Steel
London reports Sir Thomas Lipton plans a steel cup challenger for the America's Cup. The Shamrock II is under overhaul under Captain Wrigzy with Mr. Fife supervising. Dennys build a hull of steel while Shamrock II relies on tank experiments. Fife aims to shave 16 minutes off the cup course.
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London
Ly Je
Thomas Lipton
Wrigzy
Fife
Gare Loch
Scotland
Thomas Tipton
Dennys
Fairlie
Watson
Nashua Fair concludes amid showers and slow pace heats
Nashua New Hampshire September 4 reports a rainy final day with poor attendance. The 2:27 pace heat was completed by Frank M. in 2.25. The free-for-all and 299 pins began but only one heat per race ran. Roan Wilkes won the free-for-all heat in 2.72.4, while Christine Balitte Bay mare driven by Cox led the 2:19 pace heat in 2.18.25.
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N. II
Nashua Fair
Frank M
Roan Wilkes
Christine Balitte
Cox
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