Collins Men Turn the Tables on Beaneaters in Milwaukee
In Milwaukee on September 5, Boston defeated Milwaukee 4 to 2 as Cy Young held the Beaneaters to six hits. Dowd and Stahl opened with singles, Ferris sparked a rally in the eighth, and Hoghever’s misplay allowed three runs to push Boston ahead. Milwaukee tallied in the first and fourth but could not sustain the offense.
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Phillies Dominate Detroit in Game Two After Errors Hurt locals
Philadelphia routed Detroit 11 to 2 in the first game and then 9 to 4 in the second, with Detroit’s fielding woes and miscues fueling Philadelphia’s offense. Holmes muff and Miller wild throw fueled two and three runs respectively in the opener, while Willae held Detroit in the second as Philadelphia surged ahead with timely hits including two by Dillan and a home run by Imes. Umpires Cantillion and Cronin called both games.
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Fults
Philadel
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Cleveland Takes Narrow Win Over Baltimore In Ninth
Cleveland edges Baltimore 2 1 in a pitching duel with McGinnity holding strong after the third. Captain Robinson's two base hit drove Keister home in the ninth to avoid a shutout as Dowling and McGinnity traded outs and the crowd counted 1261 in attendance.
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Orioles
Keister
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Washington and Chicago Split Doubleheader In Chicago
Washington and Chicago split a doubleheader with Washington winning the first game in the eighth inning and Chicago taking the second. Key moments included two singles and an error in the first game, and two errors plus two hits in the eighth of the second. Pitchers Patterson and Carrick matched, with Grady hitting a home run for Chicago and Dungan adding a two-base hit. Attendance was about 4,000 at Chicago.
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Washington and Chicago Clash in Low-Scoring Game
Washington tallies five hits to Chicago eight as Pratt Callahan Patten pitch for both sides. Hartman Hoy and Sullivan doubled Grady Isbell and Dungan tripled. Dungan sacrifice, Mertes stole, Callahan and Patten fanned, Piatt walked four. Patten hit by pitch, wild pitch by Patten, game time about 1 hour 40 minutes. Umpire Sheridan, attendance 400.
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Callahan
Patten
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Hoy
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Isbell
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Mertes
Piatt
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Coughlin
Clarke
Sheridan
Eastern League Scores From Hartford Providence and Toronto
Hartford hosts Brockton 3 1, Providence Worcester posts 8 against Providence 4, Toronto defeats Buffalo 9 to 3. The risultati reflect a busy slate across three leagues with notable scoring.
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Connecticut League Results Summary
In Besdappert esis games Bridgeport edged New London 8 to 3. Waterbury beat Bristol 9 to 4. Norwich Derby game noted 0 to 0. New Haven defeated Meriden 10 to 1.
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PANELIN PARK TENNIS WINNERS
In the final at Franklin Park Wallace defeated Snow 1 to 6. Smith won the consolation prize by beating Reed 6 4 1 6.
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Demontreville Delivers Victory for Boston in Late Home Run
In a National League clash at the South End, Demontreville homered in the ninth with two out to lift Boston over St Louis. The feat sparked a celebratory reaction as fans hailed him as the hero, while the game featured strong pitching and fielding from both sides and ended with a jubilant crowd.
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Demontreville’s dramatic homer wins tense baseball clash
Demontreville belted a ninth inning home run to drive in the winning run as Boston and St. Louis battled. Magee started strong for Boston, then Donovan switched pitchers. Burkett homered for St. Louis, while Tenney and Demontreville supplied key hits in a tense late rally.
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Pittsburg Wins Doubleheader Over New Yorks in September Twin Bill
Pittsburg takes both ends of a doubleheader against the New Yorks as Doheny wins the first game in six innings and Hesterfer debuts in the second. Pittsburg posts 4 runs in the first, 12 in the second. New York struggles with errors and pitching mixups. G. Davis hits a home run for Pittsburg while a triple play is turned by Wagner and Bransfield.
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Philadelphia Defeats Chicago 7-4 In National League Game
Philadelphia won 7 to 4 over Chicago as Duggleby pitched despite a late Chicago spurt. Green McFarland led with two-base hits and Dexter and Thomas stole bases. Philadelphia tallied five left on base to Chicago eight, with one Philadelphia error and two Chicago errors. Time 1:56. Umpire Brown. Attendance 2670.
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Brooklyn Beats Cincinnati in Ten Inning National Game
Brooklyn wins 3 to 2 in ten innings over Cincinnati in a tense game marked by sharp fielding and five double plays. An error by Pegeron and Fox in the tenth helped Brooklyn score, while a wild eighth inning pitch bounded into the stands and back to catch Steinfeldt at the plate. Magoon and Daily had strong bats as Brooklyn improves in a low scoring affair.
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Canadians Win Palma Trophy at Sea Girt
Canadians win the American Centennial Palma trophy at Sea Girt New Jersey by 28 points in a rifle match between Canadian and American teams. The contest used national arms with Canadians using orthoscopic sights and Americans service sights. Lieutenant Lojzear of Washington DC with the top individual score led the event.
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N. J
Lojzear
Washington, D. C
Water carnival at North End Park features youth exhibition
A water carnival at North End Park this afternoon will host eight races eight for boys and four for girls. James McCusker world champion will give an exhibition. Michael Flaherty age 12 and John Perley age 7 will race in a special event. Races start at 4 p.m.
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Champior
Michael Flaherty
John Perley
North End
Commando Retired From Racing to Switch to Castleton Stud
New York announces that Commando the famed race horse will be sent to the Castleton stud in Kentucky where he was foaled and will no longer race. His last appearance was in the Realization stake where he was eased, and more recently he bowed out.
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Commando
Castleton Stud
Kentucky
Water Carnival Draws Large Crowds on L Street
A crowd of about 6000 watched the first water carnival at the L street bath yesterday afternoon. Mayor Hart Aldermen Norris and Norton and Bath Commissioner Lane observed. John Hunt won the 10 yard dash as harbor police kept the course clear for swimmers. The program featured many water events including the fat men race police men race and hobby horse contests.
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Races End in Close Finishes Delight Spectators
A large number of contestants and close finishes kept the crowd in good humor throughout the afternoon. Between the races J. L. McCusker, the world's champion, and J. Leavitt, champion of New England, were noted figures in the event.
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Amateur swimmers gather for Boston exhibition entries
Land and Henry 8S Horan hosted an exhibition with a wide range of participants from around Boston. The field included amateurs from small boys to older men, showcasing the local swimming talent.
Regret and Rivalry Over America's Cup Choice
Newport and Bristol reaction after the New York Yacht Club challenge committee selects the Columbia to defend the America's cup. Tributes to Constitution backers fade while Duncan and crew express heartbreak and highlight sail changes and a possible emergency plan. Belmont supports Columbia’s defense, keeping Constitution ready as a future challenger.
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Nat Herreshoff
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Bristol reacties to Columbia defense decision
Citizens in Bristol Rhode Island express regret over selecting Columbia to defend the cup. They favor Constitution and recall her early lead before interference by Captain Barr's tactics, noting Constitution would have won otherwise.
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Local Sports Day Highlights From Brookline Pool and Track
Dr W E Crockett won the mile race at age over 66 as a crowd enjoyed sprint events led by Joseph O Loughlin in the 50 yard dash. Hunt won the 100 yard open, M J Kelley topped the hurdle riders, and W A Smith won the police swim. A one mile swim saw Crockett finish first, while a Brookline Swimming Club vs L Street Brownies baseball game ended in a 1 to 1 tie with Rep John C Hurley pitching for the Brownies.
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Joseph O'Loughlin
H. D. Holm
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Dunlap
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Edward Harkins
W. A. Smith
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Shamrock II May Sail Tomorrow After Lipton Makes Decision
New York reports Sir Thomas Lipton approves the Shamrock II plan to stretch a new mainsail and prepare for an early start. The Columbia has been chosen to defend the America's Cup, with Lipton and Jameson expressing readiness to race the defender if the breeze permits.
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Thomas Lipton
Watson
Associated Press
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America
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Shamrock
Dismantling Independence Proceeds Amid Uncertain Plans
Dismantling of the Independence yacht continues with Captain Haff and George D. Lawley awaiting word on breakup arrangements. Billman the rigger leads crews removing rigging using a makeshift derrick for topmast removal. Spars and sails stored at Lawley's and Wilson & Silsbee's. sails offered at 10 cents per pound. New York contractor seeks the breaking up contract.
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George D. Lawley
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Lawley’s
Wilson & Silsbee’s
New York
Columbia vs Shamrock NI betting at the stock exchange
News of Columbia's selection to meet Shamrock NI did not spark heavy wagering at the stock exchange. Odds for Shamrock NI remained steady, with limited betting activity recorded. A $600 bet supported Columbia and $1000 offered on Columbia drew no takers as the day ended.
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Columbia
Shamrock NI
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Lambert challenges Henry Horan to 50 yard swim at North End Park
William J. Lambert of North End issues a challenge to Henry Horan to a 50 yard match race at the North End Park. Lambert, a noted swimmer, says Horan boasted he would swim anyone from 50 feet to 50 miles and offers to prove it. Horan declined to discuss the match, naming McNally as the swimmer he wants.
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Allenge Lambert
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