Boston Champions Rally For Two Wins Over Washington
The Boston club claimed the day with two victories over Washington, the afternoon game a close, exciting win aided by Jim Collins homering in the sixth. Victor Willis pitched superbly in the opener as Kilken’s delivery drew cautions, and the Senators' offense faltered late.
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Boston
Washington
Jim Collins
Killen
Victor Willis
Yeager
Bergen
Senators
Hunt
Hickman
Willis
Mercer
Lowe
Long
Collins
Boston Hits Lead Early Inning Scramble Showdown
The narrative describes a back and forth baseball game with Jim Collins homering for Boston in the second, Weyhing and Mercer producing hits, a passed ball advancing runners, and a series of outs and singles as Reitz, Smith, Farrell, and Anderson contribute runs. Wrigley and Bergen also influence the late innings with timely plays.
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Mercer
Reitz
Stahl
Peitz
Bergen
Lowe
Anderson
Smith
Willis
Hickman
Boston
Long
Senators
Duffy
Farrell
Killen
Hamilton
Wrigley
Jim Collins
Nichols
Collins
Donovan
Washington
R. B
Lawes
KE Mercer
McGuire
Eereere
Eere
J. Smith
U Donovan
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Hickman Wrigley
Hunt and
Connolly
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Duff
Stahl, R
P. Serve
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TB Po
C. F Ae
Rettman
Donovan, R
Cue
Oo Smith
Eee
Weyhing
Retz
Nick
Cleveland Wins After 14 Innings In Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on September 5, Cleveland won the first fourteen inning game. Hawley outpitched Cup py in the second game which was ended after five innings due to darkness. Attendance was 11 098. In New York the Mets defeated Brooklyn 4 to 2 in the morning game, with errors by Joyce aiding New York.
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Mets
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Eee
Cleveland
Chick
New Or
Philadelphia Eeeres
Pittsburg
Louisville
Brooklyn
Washington Bt. Louis
Hawley
New York
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Joyce
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van Haltren
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Seymour
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Davis
Doyle
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Gleason
Hartman
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Seeee
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E. Griffin
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Dunn
Jays
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Hallman
Rusie
Lynch and Andrews
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Tebeau
Eesee
O'Connor
Ain Ke Ta Rawak
Blake
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Shindle
McAllister
Ryan
C . Ee Geese
Young
Avessennvats
Kennedy
Tocais Secnveewiteeeeeeess
AB. B. PO
McBride
Weene
Vaughn
Joyee
Sees
McPhee
Gettig
Miller
R. Seewee
Irwin
Lleitz
Hill
Meekin
Petes
Brooklyn Eeretetee
Corcoran
O’don
Jones
Corcor- Smith
Cor
Coran
Itcher
Smith
Lynch
Vall
Andrews
Criger
Finslie
McDonald
Orioles
Orphans beat Pittsburg 5 to 1 in morning game
Chicago reports the Orphans won the morning game by well placed hits at the sight time. Griffiths kept hits scattered and received better support than Tannehill. Attendance 800. The score 5 to 1.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
Orphans
Griffiths
Tannehill
Baltimore Edges Phillies With Late Rally in Morning Game
Baltimore snatched a victory from the Phillies by stringing five hits in the ninth and tenth innings. Attendance reported as 2,133. The score details follow, with Philadelphia hosting Baltimore in a morning matchup.
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Baltimore
Philadelphia
Phillies
Browns Show Best Mud Form In Rainy Game
St Louis defeated Louisville 8 to 5 in a muddy contest in Louisville. The game ended after the sixth inning due to darkness. Cleveland games of Sept 6 and 7 were moved to Louisville with an attendance of 200 observers.
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ST. Louis
Louisville
Browns
Cleveland
Multiple baseball results roll through northeastern venues
Reading Pennsylvania saw an 11 to 7 contest against Allen town while Hartford defeated Lancaster 3 to 1. Other games included Paterson 5 Newark 8 and Oswego 4 Canandaigua 7 with Richmond 6 Norfolk 1. Providence 2 Buffalo 1 in ten innings and 5 to 2 in another. Montreal 8 Ottawa 0 and 2 to 1 with Montreal 2 Ottawa 1. Everett 14 felrose A C 9. Clover Field 10 Mec Morrow 9. Winthrop Berkeleys 8 Battery F 7. Clifton Beach Bluff 7 Corinthian 0. Wood Island Park Acorn A A 15 Harbor Views 4. Boston Common day game Acorn A A 16 Riversides East Boston 15. Lancaster 2 Hartford 1.
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Reading
Penn
Allentown
Hartford
Lancaster
Paterson
Newark
Oswego
Canandaigua
Richmond
Norfolk
Providence
Buffalo
Montreal
Ottawa
Everett—Everett
Felrose A. C
Clover Field
Clover A. C
Mec- Morrow
Winthrop
Berkeleys
Battery F
Clifton—Beach Bluff
Corinthian
Wood Island Park
Acorn A. A
Harbor Views
Boston Common
Riversides
East
Boston
Indians Fight Hard as Cinci Stretches Lead
The Indians played valiantly in a tough loss as Salflor Wrigley returned from injury with a bandaged finger. Vic Willis dominates with a ten-hit chapter, while Farrell leads a comeback as Umpires Hunt and Connolly protest a long season.
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Indians
Salflor
Wrigley
Cleveland Rovers
Vic” Willis
Nick
Lewis
Vic
Hunt
Connolly
Mercer
New England
Dover
Fall River
Garryowens Defeat Walpoles in Gaelic Football Match
In Norwood on September 5, Garryowens of Cambridge defeated the Walpoles for a $60 purse. The final score was Garryowens 1 goal 11 points to Walpoles 2 points.
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Garryowens
Walpoles
Norwood
Garryowen
Cambridge
Everett Second Defeats Lynn Second in Cricket Match
Everett second eleven defeated Lynn second eleven in Everett on September 5 by 130 to 113, with six extras to share.
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Everett
Lynn
Pacing races highlight Old Glory meet in Hartford
Open day at Charter Oak Park features Frank Bogash winning the 2:6 pace in three straight heats with a track record improvement by Bumps. Dione wins the 2:14 trot as favorites falter. Fanny Dilliard dominates the 2:15 pace while the 38-year-old trot is postponed due to darkness.
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Hartford
Conn
Charter Oak Park
Frank Bogash
Chehalis
Dione
Cully B
Emma M
Kelvyn
Fanny Dilliard
Diane
B. m
Keating
Ruby
Br. m
Starr
Alrich
Bik. G
Saunders
Alves
B. G
French
Iesene
Tom Boy
Marsh
Town Lady
Cheney
Equity
Bik
Geers
Pace
Purse
Br. H
Bogwasht
B. H
Demarest
Wilson
Blk. H
R. G
Connelly
Golden
Kelvyn, ci. G
Elliott
Dover Black Delta Fails to Win at Saugus Meet
Delta from Dover expected walkover in 2 14 pacing at Franklin Park Saugus yesterday fails to win as Baby Strathmore from Worcester takes the crown. Baby Strathmore wins after strong second heat with Melson close behind. Colbath and Sally Bush also shine in 2 19 pace. Trotting unfinished with Fleur de Lis favored under blur of results. Attendance reported 1500 to 2000 as conditions stay ideal for racing.
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Delta
Dover
N. H
Sharps
Franklin Park
Saugus
Baby Strathmore
Sally Bush
Fleur de Lis
Beulah
Truffles
Tony
B. m
Maor Strathmore
Canton Abdallah
Dak Adace
Melson
P. C
F. Hanson
Annie Shedd
Timothy
Random
R. Darland
Mary S
A. McDowell
Little Dan
EB. F. Dodge
Gr. m
Conway
Doeaedon
Colbath
B. G
Alcandar
HH. Brewster
Esceese
Laura G
Bik. m
L. McDon- RE
Ch. m
Ed Avery
Bik
R. Collins
Miss Maxie
E. Gillies
Maud W
W. Alvord
Ch. G
F. Dodge
the Duke
D. Bristol
le Dali
B.m
Pilot
T. Mediongig
W. Bowser
Pogeaces
Coral
Shannon
Elsie Mae
Harness Racing At Narragansett Park Sees Fast Times
A large crowd watched Narragansett Park harness races in Providence R I on Sept. 5 with ideal weather and track. Nigger Jack won the 2 40 trot in fast time 2 16 1 2. Norvine G won the 2 15 pace after losing heat one to Chelsea with a new record 2 11 1 4. Two horses contesting the 2 10 pace won by B B in 2 00 3 4.
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Providence
R. I
Narragansett Park
Nigger Jack
Norvine G
Chelsea
B. B
Sheepshead Bay Race Results Spark Interest
Local page lists Sheepshead Bay results with race favorites and top contenders noted. Crowd follows named horses and jockeys as the meet unfolds with highlights among leading horses.
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Sheepshead Bay
Wen
Hentes Sheer Chen
Novelty P C C Triumph in Boston Track Meet at Charles River Park
Crowds packed Charles River Park for a novelty race program led by the P C C pursuit team winning the final interclub event by ten feet. Metropolitans featured Farnham Mann Blades Alden Hodgdon and trailed in the closing sprint. Other events included a labor open mile, two mile handicap, a five mile relay pursuit, and an Australian tandem pursuit won by the Ingraham brothers with records set for the three mile tandem.
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Charles River Park
John H. Farnham
Frank Mann
A. M. Blades
A. F. Alden
George Hodgdon
D. H. Thompson
G. W. Warren
W. C. Story
F. E. Meers
P. F. Logan
P. C
Story
Meers
Logan
Mann
Farnham
Raidnick
Wrightman
Boston
King and Johnson
Cambridge
Johnson
King
Robinson
H. F. Tirrell
San Francisco
Eddie McDuffee
Doc’’ Brown
J. H. McDuffee
Charley Blais
Blais
A. O. McGarrett
Ingraham Brothers
J. H
Bennie Ingraham
W. Giles
Barry
Bryant
Gites Brothers
Ingrahams
Ingraham Boys
W. SS. Ellis
J. H. Farnham
Joe Curry
W. L. Voge
J. J. Wrightman
EB. C. Nissen
Voge
Metropolitans
W. E. Becker
Minneapolis
Becker
McDuffee
F. A. Gately
Roxbury
Alec and Hugh Mclean
Chelsea
H. F. Terrill
Dr. A. I. Brown
JI. Basil
Hugh McLean
Gately
Brown
Terrill
Burge Beats Akers in Open Welterweight Bout
Dick Burge defeated Arthur Akers in a 20 round welterweight contest in London for a $1000 purse after knocking out Akers in the first round at a West End rendezvous.
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London
Dick Burge
Arthur Akers
West End
Burge
Akers
Yacht Naiad Voyage Ends. Captain Hogan Aboard
The Yacht Naiad carrying Captain Hogan and a party of friends sailed from Hull to Marblehead for a short cruise and returned home last evening. Passengers included George Murphy of Laconia and William Jennings, among others.
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Hogan
Hull
Marblehead
George Murphy
Laconia
William Jennings
Atlanta Boat Club Wins Labor Day Charles River Regatta
In the NEARA Labor Day regatta on the Charles River the Atlanta Boat Club from Springfield defeated Millstream Boat Club by a quarter length in the senior eight. Lewis defeated Kubig in a thrilling senior single after a sharp turn at the buoy amid a crowded program with 7000 spectators.
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Charles River
Atlanta Boat Club
Millstream Boat Club
Springfield
Harvard
In &m
Charles H. Lewis
Wachusetts
Worcester
Amos Kubic
Mass
Everett IL. Pope
B. A
Lewis
Pope
Boyle
O’leary
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Riversides
Crooks
Hurley
Weld
Brignolia
Sid West
West
Millstream
Crescents
Lakesides
Millstreams
Bradfords
Ned Hayes
James P. Fox
Walter Stimpson
A. W. Rolph
Ariel Boat Club
Baltimore
Quincy
Edward H. Ten Byck
Frank J. O’toole
John Howard
Young Irelands Triumph In Hurling Thrill At Locust Street Grounds
In a fast paced Gaelic hurling match Councilman Coughlin refereed as Young Irelands defeated William O Briens 3 goals 2 points to 6 points. The O Briens had been favorites, but Young Irelands surged in the second half to seize the side stake of 200 dollars.
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Ireland
William O’brien
Locust Street
Young Ireland
O’briens
William O’briens
William O'Brien
Coughlin
Huntington Club House Opening Delayed to Tomorrow
The informal opening of the Huntington Club at 2 East Brookline Street is postponed to tomorrow evening from 7 to 9 o'clock. Hosts include A. J. Wilkinson Dr A W Turner A Sweetland N H Stevenson Frank H Beckler and J J Morrill as the reception committee.
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Huntington Club
East Brookline Street
Messrs
A. J. Wilkinson
A. W. Turner
A. Sweetland
N. H. Stevenson
Frank H. Beckler
J. J. Morrill
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