Dodgers Fall Twice as Phils Rally at National League Park
Philadelphia defeated Brooklyn 2 to 1 in the morning and 10 to 8 in the afternoon before holiday crowds at the NL Park. Key hits included two-base blows by Cutshaw Miller Wheat and Luderus with home runs by Luderus and Killifer.
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Braves Hold Lead as Giants Fall Short in 15,000 Crowd
Braves win 2 to 1 in a tense afternoon clash. Timely hits by Maranville Snodgrass and Egan drive runs as Ed Reulbach collapses in the eighth after a long day of errors. Zim’s aggression stirs a fierce dugout confrontation but Braves secure the decision with a third-inning counter and late defensive plays.
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Giant Deluge Helps Score Inning Rally Versus Braves
Baseball brief recounts a Giant rally in the eighth and ninth, with Yim Fletcher Kauff Lobert Holke and Zim scoring on miscues and a late Gowdy misplay. Perritt, Reulbach, Sallee, and Snodgrass are noted for key plays as the game moves through the seventh to ninth.
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Braves Rally In Wild Inning To Take Lead
Maranville hits a leadoff homer for the Braves to spark an early lead against Perritt. Giants tie in the sixth after an untimely error as Zim reaches on a grounder and interference follows, Gowdy and Smith involved in a daring double steal and a close play at the plate.
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Eller Makes New Record at State Fair Lewiston Meet
John J Eller of the Irish American Athletic Club New York set a new world record in the 120 yard hurdles at the Maine State fair in Lewiston clipping his own 1909 mark and clocking 14 1 5 seconds. The New England AAU sanctioned meet saw several winners including J F O Neil in two events and Homer Baker taking the 12 mile invitational.
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Local baseball scores from morning and afternoon games
Indianapolis fell to Columbus 8 to 4 in the first game and 8 to 2 in the second. Louisville beat Toledo 6 to 2 in the morning and 8 to 6 in the afternoon. Milwaukee edged Kansas City 7 to 4 in the opener and 4 to 2 in the second. Minneapolis routed St. Paul 11 to 0 in the morning and St. Paul won 7 to 6 in the afternoon.
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Richmond Beats Providence 7 to 2 in Afternoon Games
Afternoon hockey results show Richmond defeating Providence 7 to 2. Toronto beats Rochester 2 to 0 and Buffalo tops Montreal 3 to 1. Baltimore posts a 5 to 4 win over Newark in the second game.
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Kilbane Knocks Out Chaney For Featherweight Crown
In Cedar Point Ohio Johnny Kilbane defended his featherweight title by KOing George Chaney of Baltimore in under eight minutes. Kilbane used reach and defense to weather Chaney early, then a decisive right hook in the third ended the bout with Chaney down for the count.
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George Chaney
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Ben Q and Barros Win at Maine State Fair
Ben Q and Barros win opening day heats at the Maine State Fair in Lewiston. Benda scratched after driver Hayden failed to provide a substitute, judges deny up. Barros wins the 2:22 trot with Harlem Express and Ralph E. Wilkes among top finishers in a $400 purse event.
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Patriquin Triumphs In Dramatic Arlington Heights Final
In a lengthy Arlington Heights Tennis Club final Carl W. Patriquin defeated A. M. Stewart with a five set score 4-6 3-6 6-2 6-4 9-7 to win the championship singles title yesterday afternoon.
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Johnston Plays Williams Today
Forest Hills N Y September 4 Master racquet wielders from East and West contest for the 1916 national singles tennis championship. R Norris Williams 2d of Philadelphia and William M Johnston of San Francisco, sole survivors of 128 entrants, won their places in the finals by defeating Clarence J Griffin and R Lindley Murray respectively.
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R. Lindley Murray
California
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Two Shutouts Put Pirates On Top In Doubleheader
Williams and Johnston win in straight sets amid windy conditions as Roosevelt watches. Earlier, Throckmorton defeats Roberts 7-5 6-4 6-4 in junior singles. Pirates blank St Louis 7 0 and 2 9 with Cooper powerful on mound.
Veterans Mathewson and Brown duel as Cubs Reds split doubleheader
Chicago and Cincinnati each win one game in a Labor Day doubleheader. Christy Mathewson wins the second game for Cincinnati 10 to 8 over Mordecai Brown, after Chicago took the opener 8 to 0. Both hurlers receive bouquets before the attendance peak of the year.
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Chadbourne Named Dartmouth Baseball Coach and Pelletier Basketball Coach
Hanover N H September 4 The Dartmouth athletic council announces Horace B Chadbourne to coach baseball and John A Pelletier to coach basketball for the coming season Chadbourne previously was Dartmouth catcher and Groton School coach Pelletier is listed as coach for basketball for the season
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Turner Golf Winner in Lexington Club Match
Sonn I Turner won the three-day unlimited medal play event at Lexington Golf Club North Lexington with a 36-10-26 card. Three others tied for second with 28 net. Gross honors went to A J Gutheim with a 33. Fifteen started, nine posted, six failed to card.
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