Baseball Schedule Across Multiple Leagues
In the American League Boston faces Philadelphia while New York plays Washington in two games and Cleveland meets Chicago. St Louis competes with Detroit, and Philadelphia visits Boston in the National League. Brooklyn plays New York and Chicago meets Pittsburg. The Eastern League features Worcester at Bridgeport, Springfield at New London, and New Haven at Lynn.
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Boston
Tenenee
Philadelphia
Chicago
Sheeeran
Cleveland Eresee
Detroit Erseeaces
T. Louis Sesesons
New York
Pittsburg Eareane Oy Louis
Pittsburg
T. Louis
Portland O* Sores
NEW London
Descensenes
Worcester
Lynn-New Haves
Ralin
Philadelphia Wate
Brooklyn Bowe Es Ten Ewese
Seen Seas
New York Eise. Seay
Ser Reee
St. Louis Heerens A
Cincinnati
Washington
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
National League
Brooklyn
Bridgeport
Springfield
New Jondon
New Haven
Lynn
P.C
P.C —O
Waseseees
Portland Paws Ee
Sense
Worcester Wrens Sheen
Lynn Cree
Lawrence Aes
Haven
Tawell
Dodgers and Giants Split Doubleheader in New York
New York and Brooklyn split a two game set at Polo Grounds. Giants won 6 to 1 behind Benton’s steady pitching and Brooklyn captured the nightcap 2 to 1 in a tight duel with Marquard. Stengel sparked a second inning rally but was ejected after protested plays.
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New York
Brooklyn
Giants
Benton
Marquard
Johnston
Stengel
Quigley
Polo Grounds
Baseball Scores From Twin Cities and Midwest Games
Minneapolis defeated Louisville 8 to 4 while Milwaukee beat Toledo 5 to 1. Indianapolis trailed 0 to 1 as St Paul and Columbus Kansas City rainaffected a game.
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Louisville
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Twins of the Diamond Season Openers Span Doubleheader
In a doubleheader opening night, Richmond defeated Newark 8 to 0 in the first game. Rochester beat Toronto 5 to 1 after 15 innings, with Rochester again routing Toronto 8 to 3 in seven innings of the second game. Providence downed Baltimore 7 to 1, while Montreal topped Buffalo 10 to 6.
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Richmond
Newark
Rochester
Toronto
Providence
Baltimore
Montreal
Buffalo
Unclear Baseball Inning Report From Local Game
The note records a baseball inning with Benton on one run and players Fletcher Meyers Cheney Benton involved. It notes hit by pitches Fletcher by Cheney Meyers by Benton, four strikeouts by Benton and two by Cheney, a wild pitch by Cheney and a passed ball by Miller. Umpires Quigley and Byron. Time unclear.
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Cheney
Sth
Meyers
Csexass
Srorkie
Herzog
Holke
Robertson
Fletcher
Pleteher
Benton
Kerzog
Dell
Mails
Miller
Quigley
Byron
Brooklyn
Johnston
Daubert
Sam
Stengel
Utshaw
Beene
Mowrey
Olson
Sarees
Marquard
New York
Eis Burns
Herzox
Zimimerman
Bb A
Slolke
Brooklyn Gies
Mowrey Stengel
Bighee
Jacobs
Kantiebner
Dan
Scott
eBescher
Automobiles and Auto Club News from Boston Visit and Opening
General manager of the Pope Hartford Company visits the Mitchell factory in Racine Wisconsin to preview new Mitchell cars to be announced soon. W G Miller of the Pullman Motor Car Company attends Bay State Automobile Club luncheon. A I Philp of the Dodge Brothers Company visits Boston as guest of Charles Henshaw. Invites issued for Connell and Meltone Company salesrooms opening at 622 Commonwealth Avenue next Tuesday through Thursday.
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Red [Aleas
Pope-Hartford Company
Boston
Mitchell
Racine
Wis
W. G. Miller
Pullman Motor Car Company
York
Penn
Bay State Automobile Club
A. I. Philp
Dodge Brothers Company
Charles §. Henshaw
Connell & Meltone Company
Commonwealth Avenue
Guilford to Play Gardiner White
At the national amateur golf championship at Merion, Gardiner White defeated Oswald Kirkby two up to reach the third round. R. T. Jones Jr of Atlanta upset Frank W. Dyer four up with two to play as he surged home in 34 strokes to finish 65 for 16 holes.
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Phicadelphia
R. T. Jones, Jr
Atlanta
Merion Cricket Club
Frank W. Dyer
Pennsylvania
Jones
Oswald Kirkby
New Jersey
Gardiner White
Flushing
White
Kirkby
Robert Gardner
Chicago
R. T. Jones
Jesse Guilford
Boston
New York
John G. Anderson
Charles Evans, Jr
D. G. Corkran
Baltimore
C. B. Buxton
Philadelphia
Max Marston
Marston
Chick Evans
W. F P. Smith
Pine Valley
Massachusetts
G. A. Ormiston
Pittsburg
Yale Opens Practice With 40 Man Squad
Yale football begins the season with 40 players reporting led by Field Marshal Tad Jones and executive coach staff members Clarence Alcott Dr. William T Bull and Michael I Sweeney. Captain Clinton Black registered and the squad practiced in light drills including passing punting and ball handling. Veterans include Harry Le Gore Howard Baldridge Charley Taft Joe Neville Effie Waite Howell Van Nostrand and Art Gates.
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New Haven
Tad Jones
Clarence Alcott
William T. Bull
Michael I
Sweeney
Yale
Galt
Levingsley
Clinton Black
Harry le Gore
Howard Baldridge
Charley Taft
Joe Neville
Effie
Harvard Today on Gridiron Opens Season at Soldiers Field
Harvard football interests move from Ogunquit Maine to Soldiers Field this afternoon for the first practice of the new season at Cambridge. Ten players and four coaches who trained in Maine join scores of other players for the opening session on the familiar turf.
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Harvard
Soldiers Field
Ogunquit
Anteseason
Maine
Cambridge
Harvard football faces depleted 1915 lineup for season opener
Harvard begins morning and afternoon practices as 1915 Crimson count only two first string returnees. Leo Leary leads Maine contingent with Reggie Brown as assistant and staff including Browne, Logan, Felton, Parmenter, Trumbull, Fisher, Wigglesworth, Wallace, Soucy and Doherty. Captain Cadman and Dick Harte are sole holdovers from last year. substitutes and freshmen must fill nine spots amid potential stars.
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Crimson
Eddie Mahan
Leo Leary
Cambridge
Maine
Haughton
Reggie Brown
Leary
Gil Browne
Mal Logan
Sam Felton
Derric Parmenter
Walter Trumbull
Bob Fisher
Dick Wigglesworth
Don Wallace
Ernest Soucy
John Doherty
Charley Brickley
Boston College
Captain Cadman
Dick Harte
Harvard
Ogunquit
Thacher
Minot
Bond
Ginn
Murray
Willcox
Gardner
Cadman
Brewer
Clarke
Stan Pennock
Sailor Eddie Smiley Wins Over Noonan in Gloucester Bout
Sailor Eddie Smiley of Philadelphia defeated Dorchester’s Johnny Noonan in a 12 round decision before about 500 at Knox A. Tonight the bout was fierce from start to finish with Smiley earning the verdict by the hardest and best punching. In the eight round semi final Frank Shaney quit to Pat Owens after a beating. Young Amaral beat Young O'Brien in the four round prelim.
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Gloucester
Eddie Smiley
Philadelphia
Johnny Noonan
Dorchester
Knox A
Smiley
Frank Shaney
Beachmont
Pat Owens
Cambridge
Young Amaral
Young O’brien
Pop Geers Wins Three Heats in Grand Circuit Pace
Hartford September 6 Id Pop Geers scored easy victories over Roan Hal and Single G in the two minute pace, the feature event on the Grand Circuit card, winning three heats in slow time.
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Hartford
Geers
Roan Hal
Single G
Harness Races Highlight Napoleon Direct Wins 2 041-4 Heat
Fastest heat led by Napoleon Direct with 2 041-4. Princess Wilkes driven by Bill Crozier wins 2:12 heat while Walter Cox and Young Todd take three straight heats. Brownie Watts captures 2:20 trot for three-year-olds. Charter Oak stake renews with St Frisco and Mabel Trask contending for 5000 purse.
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Napoleon Direct
Roan Hal
Princess Wilkes
Bill Crozier
Young Todd
B. G
Todd
Cox
Ro. m
Crozier
Bik, H
Ch. m
Horari
B. Eg
Crossman
Sir Anthony Carter
Br. S
Geers
Trea
CORON
Maimachan
Botts
Walter Direct
Derby at Cycle Track Captures World Class Cyclists
The world cycling derby, the sport’s marquee event, comes to Revere Cycle Track Saturday night. Participants include Americans George Wiley and Clarence Carman, Italian sensation Vincent Madonna, Victor Tainart, current world champion, and Teon Didier the flying Frenchman.
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Revere
Willembrace
George Wiley
Clarence Carman
Vincent Madonna
Victor Tainart
Teon Didier
All-American Soccer Team Beats Nordic All-Stars 2–1
The All-American soccer team defeated a combined Allmenna Throttsklubben and Djurgarden Club side 2 to 1 in Stockholm. The Americans wrap up their tour and will sail home on the Oscar S. I on September 8.
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Stockholm
London
Allmenna Throttsklubben
Djurgarden
Braves and Phils Battle Hampered by Rainy Day Crunch
A wet spell stalled the Braves and the Phillies in a tense confrontation, with yesterday's rain continuing into today and dampening any chance of decisive action in their showdown.
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Braves
Phils
Phillies Braves Playoff Prospects Stir Boston Anticipation
Pat Moran and G U Stallings clash over weather and outcomes as the Braves hover in third place with a path to rise. The Phillies and Giants face key battles while Brooklyn tries to salvage a split with New York as two games at Braves Field loom. Moran sends Eppa Rixey with M Ragan and Dick Rudolph in reserve for the day.
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Pat Moran
Phillies
G. U. Stallings
Philly
Stallings
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
New York City
Braves
Braves Field
Philadelphia
Moran
Eppa Rixey
Boss Stallings
Pat Ragan
Dick Rudolph
Mixey
Phils
Kilbane Seeks Freddie Welsh Bout in New York
Johnny Kilbane world featherweight champion, after knocking out George Chaney, aims to meet Freddie Welsh in a ten round bout in New York. Terms offered include ten dollars and a 32 1 3 percent share. promoter telegrammed for terms. If staged, the fight would be at Ebbets Field Madison Square Garden in New York.
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Cleveland
Johnny Kilbane
George Chaney
Freddie Welsh
New York
Kilbane
Ebbets Field
Brooklyn National League
Madison Square Garden
Army Football Gets Two Hour Drill Under Daly Staff
West Point officials announced a two hour practice session led by Lieutenant Charles D. Daly Harvard OL West Point 05 who arrived from Honolulu to serve as head coach. Lieutenant RB. IF. Hoge star end of 1913 also joined the coaching staff today.
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West Point
N. Y
Army
Charles D. Daly
Harvard
Honolulu
IF. Hoge
New London Dominates Worcester in Twin Bill Win
New London swept Worcester in a doubleheader, 7 0 and 1 0, led by Weiser and Becker. Becker had standout fielding and a three base hit, while Weiser drove in runs and contributed two base hits along with Marhefka and Rodriguez.
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NEW London
Worcester
Weiser
Becker
A.E. BN
Marhefka
Rodriguez
Fenster
Whitehouse
Dowd
Odell
Fortune
Gardella
Werre
Marheski
Herring
Potteiger
Fortune S
E. Bepo
A.E. Becker
Maloney
Stimpson
Hefka
M'Q'llan
B'riguez
Cooney
W’house
Bus Cepee
Hewster
Martin
Itylerc Ae
McGinley
Bbecker
Pittsburg
Hescher
Carey
Schmidt
Higbee
Butler
Gonzales
McCarthy
Betzel
Miller
Snyder
Farmer
Steele
Watson
Jacobs
Ith
Jacobs T
Kantlehner
Kilhullen's timely single wins for Portland over Springfield
Kilhullen delivered a timely single as Portland defeated Springfield 2 to 1 in a seven inning game. Gero scattered hits while Penfold and Durning puzzled Springfield. a planned doubleheader was cut short due to lateness.
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Springfield
Kilhullen
Portland
Gero
Penfold
Pirates Win Double Header In Pittsburg Game One Ends 3 2
Pittsburg defeated St Louis in a twin bill 3 2 and 11 8. In the opener Warner delivered a winning single with the bases loaded in the ninth. Ames allowed several hits in the second game as Casey Bigbee and Johnston produced key hits. Harmon shut down St Louis late as Lotz relieved.
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Pittsburg
St. Louis
Warner
McCarthy
Ames
Casey
Bigbee
Johnston
Farmer
Lotz
Harmon
Carey
Wagner
Schulte
Ci Hinchman
Baird
Steer
Au Schmidt
Jacobs
Butler
Gonzales
Miller
SR Esene
Oo Tong
Wena
I Snyder
Serene
Brescher
Favorites Win at Maine State Fair Races
Lewiston Maine September event at the Maine State Fair saw close finishes but no upsets as favorites won each race. The program included pace and trot events with purses ranging from 400 to 490 dollars and multiple named horses and owners listed in race results.
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Maine State Fair
Lewiston
Qualifying Round Set for President's Trophy at Lexington Club
The president's trophy qualifying will be played at the Lexington Golf Club in North Lexington on Saturday afternoon. There will be no tee, and the first 16 players to finish will advance to match play.
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Lexington Golf Club
North Lexington
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