Victorious Pilgrims Near Fifth Place in Doubleheader
The Boston Americans won both games against Cantillon's Undertakers, narrowing the gap to the Highlanders in the race for fifth. Wagner, Knight, Unglaub, and Congalton led a strong attack as Boston built early leads and held off Washington's rallys, with Glaze pitching well in the second game.
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Cantilion
Undertakers
Barrett
Saraw Hkis
Ais
Congalton Fog
Seale
Wagner
Shaw
RS Pod
Washington
Bos Ee
Senators rally as Delahanty scores despite misplay
In a tense second game, Glaze stays in as boos rise from the bleachers. Delahanty singles to center, Parent lingers then fumbles a fly, Delahanty races home as Jimmie Barrett nails him at the plate. Shaw misplays, the Undertaker scores, and further weak fielding by Parent follows.
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Senators
Glaze
McGuire
Delahanty
Parent
Barrett
Jimmie
Shaw
Undertaker
Clymer
Ketchell Kept Welterweight Dream Alive After Thomas Bout
Nat Goodwin praised Ketchell Thomas fight as a new champion in Crulma California on Labor Day. Ketchell vowed to stay welterweight and chase a world title against Honey Mellody or Mike Sullivan, insisting he will make weight for any challenger in his class.
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Amore
Katchell Thomas
Crulma
Cal
Labor Day
Nat Goodwin
Frocodwin
Thomas
Ketchell
Goodwin
Ketehell
Keichell
Lynn Loses to Worcester in Final Game
Worcester defeated Lynn 3 to 1 to clinch the series. Lynn finishes with 7 runs to Worcester 9. Abbott earned the win for Worcester, Kline the loss for Lynn, with 8 strikeouts by Kline and 1 by Abbott.
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Lynn
Worcester
Haverhill Sweeps Doubleheader At Lawrence In 10-Inning Return
Haverhill won 8 to 0 in the opener and took the nightcap 6 to 5 in 10 innings at Glen Forest Park. Hamilton paced the winners with two RBIs in the first game and Bannon doubled in the second. Lawrence outhit but could not overcome early Haverhill runs as errors and timely hits decided both contests.
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Lawrence
Haverhill
Glen Forest Park
Piavoluus Geassees
Barberich
Madden
Bullett
Hamilton
Pulsifer
Collins
Billett
Clark
Boardman
Barton
McPartlin
Oakes
Lowell Beats Fall River 5 to 2 In Baseball Game
New England Sept 6 Lowell attacked after the fourth inning and defeated Fall River 5 to 2. Connor Burns O'Brien credited with hits, Pickett tripled, and Pickett drove in runs as the Lowell pitching trio kept Fall River at bay.
Boston Triumphs In Tough Ninth Inning Rally
Boston edged the Undertakers 4 3 after a tight pitchers’ duel. Wagner led the offense with timely hits and baserunning, while Knight and Congalton contributed key plays. O'Brien and Altizer started a late rally, but Wagner secured the final out at home.
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Werr
Wagner
Hoots
Knight
Ferris Trent
Shaw
Hobe
Glaze
Barrett
Falkenberg
Altizer
Smith
Bennett
Parent
Congalton
Snow
Black
Undertakers
O’brien
Warner
Block
O'Brien
Jones
Athletics Clinch First Place With Doubleheader Sweep
In Philadelphia on September 6 Philadelphia Athletics won both halves of a twin bill from the New York team. The opener featured late hitting in the sixth, while Dygert kept the visitors in check in the second game and the locals capitalized when opportunities arose. The scores were not fully listed in the readable text.
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Philadelpbeia
Philadelphia
New York
Dygert
New Bedford Beats Brockton 8 to 7 In Nine Innings
New Bedford secured an 8 to 7 victory over Brockton today on timely hitting. DLtono van delivered a three base hit and Kane aided with a two base hit for New Bedford while Higgins and March added sac hits. Delave and Cross combined for strikeouts as the game featured errors by both teams and stolen bases by Danzig Higgins Schroeder sane De lave Wickman Reardon. Umpire Connors. Time not listed.
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Bannon
Madden
Billett
Boardman
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Devine
McDonald
Hartman
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Collins
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Connolly
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Morritt
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Hogg
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Clarke
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Schulte
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Steinfeldt
Sree Tinker
Sheckard
Evers
Moren
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Fraser
Abbatieehio
Tinker
Slagle
Boxing Gossip and Local Matches Stir Boston Club Scene
The article reports on manager Billy Nolan pursuing Young Ketchell, San Francisco permit clashes for four round bouts, Winnisimmet Athletic Club near capacity as Chelsea bouts attract top interest, and a Donahue Deshler bout bannering a hot New England clash with strong local support. It notes Donahue’s pedigree and recent Indianapolis showing and praises recent Erlenborn Walsh and Temple Langford bouts.
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Billy Nolan
Battling
Nelson
Ketchell
Nolan
Thomas
Spider Kelly
San Frescisco
Winnisimmet Athletic Club
New England
Donahue
Gans
Britt
Indianapolis
George Memsie
Jimmy Burns
Ferlenborn
Walsh
Temple
Langford
Donohue-Deshler
Mit
Detroit Beats Cleveland 7-4 After Late Rally
Detroit turned the tables on Cleveland winning 7 to 4. Donovan held Cleveland to one hit through seven innings before Cleveland rallied for four runs in the eighth.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Donovan
Beacon Light Sets Turf Track Record at Sheepshead Bay
Beacon Light, a 17 to 1 shot, won the Turf handicap at one mile 8 16, setting a new turf course record of 1 59 at Sheepshead Bay. Afialto won the first race, Royal Lady the second, Right Royal the third, Flectioneer the fourth, and Arasee the sixth with those race results.
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New York
Beacon Light
Sheepshead Bay
Afialto
Royal Lady
Right Royal
Flectioneer
Arasee
Marions Meet Chelsea VYMCA At Wood Island Park
East Boston Marions face Chelsea VYMCA this afternoon at Wood Island Park at 8 30. Ned Hanlen and Nonnie Larkin form the Marions battery in a tightly contested game expected to be even.
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East Boston
Wood Island Park
Chelsea V.Y. M. C
Marions’ Battery
Ned Hanlen
Nonnie Larkin
Wolcotts Cancel Two Games in Three Game Series
The Roger Wolcotts have cancelled two games of a three game series with the H A G team after the first game favored the Wolcotts. The H A G team now claims the championship unless the Wolcotts honor their agreement.
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Wolcotts
Ely
Winter
Morgan
Boston
Smith
Johson
Undertakers
Highlanders
MacGuire
Clymer
Uncle Cy
Glaze
Ganley
Bradfords
Roslindale
Riversides
South Vermouth
George E. Murphy
Cuppy
Boston Americans
Nationals
Cy Young
Boukes
Washington
Cantillon
Doves and Superbas Tie After 19 Innings in Washington Park
The Doves and Superbas battled to a 0-0 19 inning tie at Washington Park as darkness halted play. Jake Bouites impressed in his debut for Boston while Fred Tenney misplayed a fifth inning chance that could have secured a victory for the Doves. Stricklett and Rucker pitched well for Brooklyn, with Rucker wild late and Boukes errant on a key throw.
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Doves
Superbas
Washington Park
Jake Bouites
Maloney Nanping
Jake
Stricklett
Rucker
Elmer
Westerberg
Carpenter
Boston
Beaumont
Tenney
Bach
Fred
Brain
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Maloney
Boultes
Billy
Hummell
Bergen
Ritchey
Casey
Lewis
Tumley
Bates
Brooklyns
Ritter
Boukes
Randall
Swat
Claude
Needham
Bouktes
Giants Take Two From the Quakers
New York swept Philadelphia 6 to 5 and 2 to 0 in a doubleheader. Magee Titus Hannifan Semour led NY with two-base hits and Titus added a homer. Corridon and Ritchey pitched for NY in the opener and Taylor for the second game, with New York totaling 11 hits in 4 1-3 innings off Ritchey.
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Cage
Philadéipbise
Magee
Titus
Hannifan
Se Mour
Corridon
Taylor
Thomas
Dahlen
Devlin
Philadelphia
New York
Shannon
Coreridon
Jacklitsch
Eis
O’day
Johnstone
McGinnity
Philadelphia Po. A. E. AB. R . BH
Knabe
iTitus R. F
Courtney
Grant
Doolin
Ower
Osborne
Pittsburg Beats Chicago With Sixth Inning Burst
Pittsburg defeated Chicago as the home team rallied with a string of hits in the sixth inning. Pfeister left the game after the sequence, and Leever came on to relieve Leifield late in the fourth inning.
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Pittsburg
Chicago
Pfeister
Leever
Leifield
Readville Matinee Postponed Due to Track Condition
The matinee of the Gentlemen's Driving Club at Readville is off because the track is in heavy condition and horses have had no work. The regular matinee will be held next Wednesday if the weather permits.
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Gentlemen's Driving Club
Readville
National basketball matchups listed for five cities
National schedule shows Boston at Brooklyn, Philadelphia at New York, Cincinnati at St. Louis, Chicago at Pittsburgh with venues and dates to be announced. The card highlights the cross city games across major markets.
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Washington
Philadelphia
NEW York
Detroit
Cleveland
Aes
Philadelphia Peer
Ereeeresese Ae
Chicago
el EU
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Aneemarinese
Louis
Brooklyn
Exitladelphia
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Puytseu RG
Mnsiswati
Materen
Brookyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
St Louis Defeats Cincinnati 6 to 4 in Nine Inning Contest
St Louis pitchers Fromme and Smith limited Cincinnati as Marshall Ko ney and Fromme each had key hits. Koner Ko ney and Barry contributed, with left on base counts 35 for St Louis and 11 for Cincinnati. Details include two-base hit by Marshall three-base hits by Kon ey and Fromme, and a double play by Hostetter and Kon ey. Time two hours Umpire Emslie.
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Mts Goas
Marshall
Koney
Fromme
Barry
Hostetter
Koner
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Emslie
Louis
AB. R. BH. PO
Brrie
Burnett, c
Ewer
Holly
Murray
Seer
E. Kane
Des Tenner
Huggins
Mitchell
R Seer
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Ganzel
Lobert
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McLean
Ai Mowrey
Kkruger
P Ce
Odwell
Nealon to Join Honolulu Baseball Series
San Francisco magnate Mike Fisher announced an Ameri can team trip to Honolulu with star power. Joe Nealon signaled readiness saying Count on me for the Honolulu trip, ensuring a top first baseman and a star lineup to impress the island audience.
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Joe Nealon
Honolulu
San Francisco
Mike Fisher
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