Baseball scores and schedules across leagues
National League has no games. New England League features Bangor at Brockton and Augusta at Pawtucket. Eastern League includes Boston at Fall River and Cincinnati at Auburn with additional games listed for New York.
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Boston
Cleveland
Baltimore
Eater
Pittaburg
New York
Pittsburg
Washington
St. Louis Tees
Philadelphia
Eeseeses
Chicago
Baltimore Eeeeves i
Cincinnati
Cleveland Eeeree
Bangor
Brockton
Augusta
Pawtucket
Fall River
Auburn
N. Y
Spiders Gain Victory in Turbulent Cleveland Game
The South End grounds finale saw the Spiders defeat Cleveland in a tense contest. Cincinnati star Burkett homered and McGarr shone with stellar defense as fans growled at umpire-worthy plays and McGarr’s late error.
Baltimore Tests and Fines in Dim Morning Baseball Tug
In a morning game McGraw was fined 25 dollars and ejected for accusing umpire Sally of being full of dope and whiskey. Attendance 1120. Final scores and line scores are garbled with multiple errors and unclear player names. Two afternoon games drew 10,788 in attendance with similar oddities in the score lines and battery references.
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Baltimore
McGraw
Sally
Louisville
Pond
Robinson
Hill
Miller
Douweviot Winkevac
Esper
Herman
Dexter
Tealtimore
Iouisville
Hemming
Cunningham
Peitz Splits Finger as Brooklyn and Cincinnati Clash
In a doubleheader at Brooklyn Cincinnati wins 3 to 0 in the afternoon game while Brooklyn loses 1 to 0 in the night cap. Peitz suffers a fractured finger in the third inning of the first game. Kennedy and Grim start for Brooklyn with Ebret Peitz and Gray behind. Attendance reaches about five thousand.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Peitz
Gincinnati
Cincinnati
Kennedy
Grim
Ebret
Gray
Eight Thousand Witness Split Doubleheader In Washington
In Washington eight thousand fans saw a doubleheader with each club winning a game. In the first game Pelcpuanies defeated St Louis 8 to 4 after a slow start, with Donohue and Murphy topping Mercer and Farrell on the mound. The second gameWashington shut out St Louis 11 to 1 behind strong hitting by Sears and Breitenstein.
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Washington
Pel Cpuounie
Avin Hives
Os Vivee c
St. Louis
Donohue
Murphy
Mercer
Farrell
Abrington
Cess Estepes
Sears Os Eiain
McJames
McGuire
Breitenstein
McFarland
Phillies Fall Behind Cubs In 9th Inning Slump
In Philadelphia on September 7, Terry collapsed in the sixth and seventh as Chicago built an 8 5 lead. Final score Chicago 12 Philadelphia 11 with 7 200 attendance. Errors favored Philadelphia 5 to 1. Nops and Boyle pitched for Philadelphia. Terry and Donohue for Chicago.
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Philadelphia
Terry
Chicago
Nops
Boyle
Donohue
Pawtucket Wins With Yeager Home Run In Seven
Pawtucket defeats opponents 8 to 0 as Yeager hits a decisive seventh inning home run. Leach struggled with walks but delivered when needed. Attendance reaches 700. Final score Pawtucket 8, opponent 0.
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Pawtucket
Augusta
R. I
Yeager
Leach
Pawtuket
Hao
Auruse Caste
Acsa
Minor Games Roundup From Local Venues
At Jamaica Plain Union teams split results with Richfield and Emmanuel. Dedham and Norfolk Carpet Mills battled to a narrow 26 25 finish. Danvers C T A edged Athletics 22 18. Lynn Sorrentos beat North Shores 10 5. Dedham Deds and Hyde Park Cycle Club also played. Malden Mt Washingtons topped Maldenn 9 8. Everett South Bostons defeated Everett A A 7 5 while Everett Lawrence triumphed 39 30 over Everett.
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Jamaica Plain
Richfield
Emmanuel
Dedham
Norfolk Carpet Mills
Danvers
Athletics
Lynn—Sorrentos
North Shores
Dedhams
Hyde Park Cycle Club
Malden
Mt. Washingtons
Maldenn
Everett
South Bostons
Everett A. A
Everett—Lawrence
Wefers Big Run Highlighted at New Jersey Meet
Labor Day Sports in Bergen Point featured Bernard Wefers with rivals Wright of Boston and C H Kilpatrick in a 100 yard dash final where Sulzer won. Wefers placed second after officials ruled otherwise. Additional events included 440 yard handicap won by James McIntyre and two mile bicycle race won by E Anderson. Waller suffered a collar bone break in the two mile race.
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Bergen Point
N. J
New Jersey Athletic Club
Bernard J. Wefers
Wright
Boston
C. H. Kilpatrick
H. Weisman
Knickerbocker A. C
Sulzer
Wefers
Jarvis
James McIntyre
B.A. C
E. Anderson
N. Y. City
W. E. Grady
K. A. Co
E. Kerr
Institute A. C. i Newark
Gabe Hollander
Waller
C. Sandford, Jr
RA. F. Hutchinson
Elmira
J. O. Sullivan
Xavier A. A
Samoe
A. C
S. Shimer
Dydese Holland
B. J. Weters
Bo Wn W. Hiertberg
N. J. A. Cy Fie
C Ho
Chelsea Knights Picnic Draws 2500 at Oak Island Grove
The Chelsea lodge of the Knights of Columbus held its first picnic at Oak Island Grove with over 2500 attendees. Speeches by Congressman Fitzgerald and Senator Corpett preceded evening concerts by the Hast Boston Cadet Band and the National Guard Orchestra, plus fireworks. Events included a Mathews Club Chelsea beating the Revere Unions 14 to 5 in a ball game and numerous athletic contests won by local youths and area residents.
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Chelsea Lodge
Knights of Columbus
Oak Island Grove
Fitzgerald
Corpett
Boston
Church of the Assumption
J. Ferriera
National Guard Orchestra
Mathews Club
Chelsea
Revere Unions
Peter Hagan
Fanny Brosseau
Frank W. Carr
Revere
Robert Jones
William Haton
Ann Sweeney
Charlestown
Suilt
William Linn
William Murphy
The
Millstreams
Little Archie McIntyre
New York Nips Pittsburg in Morning Baseball Match
New York defeated Pittsburg in a morning game with a puzzling score line and mixed errors. Pitchers Meekin Wilson for New York and Killen Sugden for Pittsburg each side tallied several hits and fielding miscues.
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New York
New Yorks
Pittsburg
Fettepure Oi
Olee
Meekin
Wilson
Killen
Sugden
Palcadues
Ciwcee
Cca Veewuh
Hawley
Doheny
Brockton Game Called Early in Pausing Pause
In Brockton on September 7 the game ended after five innings at 11 15 to permit the Augustas to travel to Pawtucket. The final score shows Brockton 2 and New Bedford 0 while Fall River 13 defeated New Bedford 9.
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Brockton
Augustas
Pawtucket
New Bedford
Fall River
Pawtucket Scorers Report Busy Mappley Contest
Pawtucket hosted Bangor with an attendance of 600 as the morning score shows Pawtucket 9 3 1 0 0 and Bangor 2 0 0 0 0 0 with a 1-0 tally. The page notes a 4 and 3 line of results and partial score lines for the day.
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Pawtucket
Rt. I
Bangor Ice Asteceacs
Gaudaur Wins World Scull Title After Foul Claim
In London on the old four mile course Jacob Gaudaur of Canada defeated James Stansbury of Australia by a wide margin. Stansbury protested fouling but officials ruled Gaudaur clean. Time 23 minutes 1 second for Gaudaur and 28 minutes 46 seconds for Stansbury.
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London
Jacob Gaudaur
James Stansbury
Victoria
Australia
Charles R
Wag’) Harding
Putney
Mortlake
Gaudaur
Hammersmith Bridge
Stansbury
London Rowing Club
Thames Rowing Club
Middlesex Embankment
Beverley Brook
Craven Stens
Crabtree
Harrod’s
Mills
Gaudour
Middle States Rowers Regatta Held on Harlem River
The seventh annual Middle States Association regatta occurred on the Harlem River with morning trials and afternoon finals. Winners include A F Wienzenigie Passaic B C in junior single sculls final and L N Mackey Nassau B C in intermediate singles, among others from Nautilus B C Metropolitan R C and Pennsylvania Barge Club.
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Harlem River
Middle States Association
A. F. Wienzénigie
Passaic B. C
H G. Scott
Pennsylvania Barge Club
L. N. Mackey
Nassau B. C
A. F. Wienzenigie
Passaic
B. C
Metropolitan R C
J. A. Barkentin
W. A. Grant
Nautilus
Varuna
Union B. C
Wienzenigie
J. B. Juvenal
Metropolitan B. C
The
Harlems
Staten Island B. C
Bedford Routs Pal River In Morning Game
In New Bedford on September 7 the morning game score shows Bedford defeating Pal River 13 to 5 with a late rally and solid pitching from Bedford.
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New Bedford
Sharkey Vows Quick Fight With Corbett Not Backing Down
Thomas Sharkey, the sailor pugilist, says the Corbett bout will be within three months and he will win without trouble. He criticizes Corbett as past his prime and promises to defend the title twice yearly once he wins, inviting any challenger with $10,000 backing.
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Cincinnati
Thomas Sharkey
James J. Corbett
Corbett
Sharkey
Pawtucket Triumphs Over Bangor in Morning Contest
In Pawtucket this morning before about 800 spectators, Pawtucket defeated Bangor by a final tally reported as 6 to 3. The game featured Pawtucket scoring in multiple innings while Bangor struggled to respond.
Baseball results from Scranton and Wilkes-Barre
In a doubleheader Wilkes-Barre defeated Scranton 15 to 12 with 15 hits and 4 errors for Wilkes-Barre and 12 hits and 6 errors for Scranton. Batter ies Luckey Diggins and Keenan Wente are listed with respective pitchers Johnson Gunson Brown Berger.
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Wilkesbarre
Scranton
Keenan
Wente
Brown
Berger
Honor to Joseph Whitehead at Riverside Boat Club reception
At Riverside Boat Club in Cambridgeport a reception honored Joseph Whitehead who won the amateur single scull title at Saratoga. The event honored the four-oared crew including Edward C. Hayes and Joseph Hobbs, with nearly 1000 attendees and a lively program of songs, dances, and speeches.
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Riverside Boat Club
Cambridgeport
Joseph Whitehead
Saratoga
Edward C. Hayes
Joseph Hobbs
William Parrock
M. A. Sullivan
Shell
Riversides
George Hosmer
John Cummings
Worcester
Joe Whitehead
Whitehead
Andrew Gerry
Sandy Chapman
Joe Hackett
Harry Grossman
James O’brien
Billy Lynch
Peter Valancia
Tony
William Artisana
Kivian
Hanigan
Gately
Richard Danehy
Rochester and Buffalo Tie in Slugging Doubleheader
In Olympic Park Buffalo crowds witnessed two slugging games. Attendance 5000 for game one and 7509 for game two. Scoring shows Rochester and Buffalo trades runs with hits and errors listed for each game. Batteries included Caliban and Boyd for Buffalo paired with Wadsworth and H Smith. later Gray Urquhart Easton Tull and Boyd for Rochester.
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Buffalo
Olympic Park
Rochester
C.csesk
Caliban
Boyd
Wadsworth
H. Smith
Whitehall Boat Race Abandoned by Light Winds at Lewis Wharf
Spectators gathered to watch the Whitehall boat race from Lewis Wharf to Apple Island to Nix's Mate and back. The 9:25 a.m. start for the second division and a five-minute later start for the 20 footers failed to finish within the three and a half hour limit due to a light NW breeze and ebbing tide, prompting a rematch on Thursday afternoon with unlimited time.
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Whitehall
Lewis Wharf
Apple Island
Nix
Trotting At Narragansett Park Shines With Stakes Wins
More than 15 000 race fans watched at Narragansett Park as Preston won the 1909 stake for trotting 2 year olds. Piletta took the 2:12 trot in straight heats and ee captured the 2:20 pace in straight heats at the State fair.
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Providence
R. I
Narragansett Park
Preston
Piletta
Eee
Way side Park L A W races at South Framingham
The Way side Park L A W held races at South Framingham with results across four events. In the one mile novice Thomas O'Donnell of Nonantum won, followed by William Keating of Chelsea and A. J. McGrath of Readville.
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South Framingham
Wayside Park
L. A
B. R. Livermore
Worcester
William F. Clark
South Boston
Joe Collins
Marlboro
I. A. McLean
Chelsea
E. D. Homan
Westboro
Thomas O’donnell
Nonantum
Night at Franklin Park Shows Tight Finishes in 2:10 Pace
At Franklin Park Saugus yesterday a fine program featured five heated 2:10 pace races with close finishes led by Woodshed Gazette and Gil Curry. Zerbrino won the 4:20 trot amid a strong field with John R. Baldwin temperamental, while Miss Rosa and Mirage won the running races as Rain-soaked track conditions tested riders and horses.
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Franklin Park
Saugus
Yesteray
Gazette
Zerbrino
Miss Huon
Altamont
John R. Baldwin
Rodney, Jr
Miss Rosa
Mirage
Violet S
Woodshed
Gil Curry
Merrill
Haley
Curry
Bronx
Rymster
Huon B. m
Huon
Altamont B. G
Almont Star
Dam Birthday
Winer
Cs Ceca
Rodney J
John TR. Sidwine
F Yiden
Windla Basik
Bees
Phalen Bik
D. Ingalls
Ee Grace Clerimond
J. Cheney
Cages K Ace
Thompson Bik. G
D. Bristol
J. R. Seb
Triumph
L. Sterling
Almont Boy
Gray Jennie
C. Haley
B. S
Siren
R. Schockeney
Merrily
Ora
Ereny
Eis
King of Norfolk
Rymster B
Ray
Young Sets World Record In Discus At B A A Meet
N J Young of East Boston A A broke the world discus mark with 101 feet 9 inches at Irvington Oval during the Boston Athletic Association games. Maguire won the one mile amid protest for professional competition. Jackson edged Burke in the dash as events concluded with sprint and field results.
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Young
East Boston
Boston Athletic Association
Irvington Oval
N. J. Young
East Boston Athletic Association
Maguire
Jackson
Tom Burke
J. M. Jackson
H. J. Kane
E. H
A. IT. Duffy
Humboldt A. C
E. Hines
T. E. Burke
J. E. Sullivan
Fitchburg
H. . Hennington
Dedham
Jackson Burke
Howard Young
W. B. Boyce
Dan Ryan
W. Jennings
S. M. Nathan
Fitchburg A. C
J. N. Jackson
J. B. Connolly
Charles Crowley
J. Kiely
Hartford
Conn
Knights of Columbus
Griffe
John C. Ling
Beverly Yacht Race Opens Season at Buzzard's Bay
The Beverly Yacht Club hosted the season’s biggest regatta at the new club house with over forty boats. Ashuma won the 20-footers by 43 seconds over Cereo. Nobska led the third class before withdrawing due to eel grass entanglement. The 999 and Kalama also claimed class wins. Judges were W. Lloyd Jeffreys and T. S. Edmunds.
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Buzzard’s Bay
Beverly Yacht Club
Ashuma
Cereo
Nobska
Kalama
W. Lloyd Jeffreys
T. S. Edmunds
Races at Riverside Park draw crowd in Fall River
Six hundred spectators watched racing at Riverside Park as Neille Co. won the fifth heat but was disqualified for switching from pace to trot and Driver Gardner protested. Baymare Venture had a walkover in the match race. The special race started with Gingo and Red Bird each taking a heat and the event was postponed until tomorrow.
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Fall River
Riverside Park
Neille Co
Gardner
Baymare Venture
Gingo
Red Bird
Fall Regatta Yankee Rowing Lights Up Charles River
The New England A. R. A. regatta on the Charles River featured strong times and tight wins. Ed W. Ten Eyck of Wachusett B C captured the senior singles as Millstream Boat Club pushed to victory in the senior eight over Shawmut and Lynn.
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New England A. R. A
Charles River
West End Boat Club
Millstream
Millstreams
West Ends
Gardner H. Nelson
Worcester B. C
M. Buckley
Lynn A
R. A
F. L. Murtha
Millstream B. C
Charles A. Lewis
Wachusett B. AC
Lewis
Neilson
Buckley
Worcester
Martha
Nelson
William O’leary
Riverside B. C
M. J. Early
West End B
Joyce
Dineen
O'Leary
Wharly
Riverside
Bradford
Worcesters
M. A. Sullivan
Riverside Boat Club
Ed. F. Schultz
Narragansett B. C
Ed Ten Eyck
Wachusett K. C
C. Buckley
Uayrn A
Ten Eyck
Sullivan
Schultz
Ten Kyck
Atlanta
Wachusett
O’leary
Hear
Kynn A
H. A
Shawmut
Twe Lynn
Lynn
Blhe Summa- Peel
Millstream Boat Club
G. McDonald
Bow
J. Golden
Ss. West
P. Lyons
J. Rowan
William Meaker
Robert Moffett
Frank Higgins
Wachusett B. C
Millstream B
Ward
H. Winchester
F. Cullanmore
A. Ramsdell
C. A. Thorne
Peter Woll
J. F. McManus
Predford Boat Club
J. Cleary
D. Lynch
J. Delay
B. Fallon
T. McGuire
D. Srepuan
Donovan
V. McGuire
Sweeny
Ed VW
Wachusetts B. C
F. Schultz
Ty Millstream Boat Club
P. McDonald
E. McDonald
G. MccDonald
West
J.longstroke
J. McLaughlin
H. Sadler
Shawinat Rowing Club
William Quinn
James Turn
A. Goff
John Dunn
J. O'Connor
Colbert
A. Sullivan
Peter Dunn
W.smith
Lynn Athletic and Rowing Association
E. Wilson
P. Williams
A. Wessel
W. Hagen
F. ‘Buckley
J. Gallagher
TD. Dineen
W. Berrigan
J. Dowling
Old Colony Yacht Club Sloops Open Regatta Report
Dorchester regatta held by the Old Colony Yacht Club saw Sunbeam win along with Elsa in a breeze from the northeast. Careme grounded at Mushroom Island but floated off unharmed while Venquin fouled Elsa prompting a protest by its owner.
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Old Colony Yacht Club
Dorchester
Careme Rann
Mushroom Island
Venquin
Elsa
Danish Brage Society Celebrates Fifth Anniversary in Boston
The Danish chorus Brage marked its fifth anniversary with a banquet concert and ball at Knights of Honor Hall attended by about 125 Danes and friends from Boston and Portland. Thorvald M. Petersen presided at the Danish dinner, Arntzen's Orchestra provided music, and about 150 couples danced into the morning. The Brage group, founded five years ago by Petersen, aims to preserve Danish folk songs and meets weekly at Alpha Hall Essex street.
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Brage
Boston
Knights of Honor Hall
Thorvald M. Petersen
Portland
Arntzen
Aemaica
Thorbold M. Petersen
Roxbury
Alpha Hall
Essex Street
Gabrielsen
J. Jensen
W. Reermand
J. Venning
P. Westergaard
Stampe
P. Hansen
I. Petersen
H. Jepepensen
S. Damm
R. Petersen
J. Christensen
Negro League delegation meets Bryan at Chicago Auditorium
A National Negro Democratic League delegation led by president W. T. Scott called on William J. Bryan in Chicago. Scott pledged support and sympathy for tariff reform and free silver. Bryan called the meeting a healthy sign as the negroes break from old party ties and act independently.
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Chicago
National Negro Democratic League
William J. Bryan
Auditorium
W. T. Scott
Pocrerne
Bryan
Electric carriage race opens at Narragansett Park
The first lap of a five days horseless carriage race at the State fair Narragansett Park covered five miles in 20 minutes. Twelve entries started with five scratched. The Riker Electric Motor Company motocycle from Brooklyn won the heat in 1m 13.4s, edging the Electric Carriage and Wagon Co. machine.
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Providence
Narragansett Park
Riker Electric Motor Company
Brooklyn
Electric Careriage and Wagon Co
Somerville Man Struck by Electric Car in Watertown
D Gallagher of Western Avenue Somerville was struck by an electric car on Mount Auburn Street. The fender dragged him, the car stopped, Dr. Lancaster of Cambridge attended, and he was later returned to his home.
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D. Gallagher
Western Avenue
Somerville
Mount Auburn Street
Lancaster
Cambridge
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Division 19
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Massachusetts General Hospital
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Basa Point
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Emma
Ida J. Beatrice
Rex
Gleaner
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Nancy Hanks
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Circe
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Joe Beach Lodge
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