Americans Break Even in New York
In New York American League Park the Boston team split a pair with the locals, losing 4 to 0 in the morning game and 5 to 0 in the afternoon. Chesbro and Hughes pitched a pitchers’ duel in game one, while Tannehill shut down Boston in game two as New York built its runs gradually. O’Brien sparkled at short and fielding, but Boston failed to threaten beyond early innings.
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New York
Bostons
Happy Jack Chesbro
Long John Hughes
Young
New Yorks
Tannehill
Boston
O’brien
Collins
Ferrison Chesbro
Freeman
Parent
Stahl
Lachance
Buck
Criger
Williams
Dougherty
Hughes
Cy Young
Davis
Belville
Elville
Conroy
State
Ganzel
Keeler
McFarland
ST. Louis
Detroit
Kissinger
Sudhoff
Burkett
Barrett
Frick
Lush
Hilluls
Crawf
O Carr
Wallace
Held’ek
Ol Yenger
Hemp's
Ol Long
Sugden
O/ Bnelow
Sievers
Heldrick
Buelow
Kitson
O’ Loughlin
Brooklyn
Polo Grounds
McGraw
McGinnity
Schmidt
Sheckard
Browne
van Haltren
Philadelphia 6 Washington 0 in shutout win
Philadelphia outscored Washington 6 to 0 as Orth and Plank limit visitors to few hits. Hartsel and Hendricks lead with two base and three base hits, while Hartsel and Davis homer in the victory with Kittridge ejected for disputing a call. Attendance 2077.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Orth
Kittridge
R. B
Hartsel
Morans
Keri
Hend’ks
Davis
Selbach
L.cross
Robins
Seybold
Clarke
Murphy
Coughlin
M.cross
McCorck
Powers
Kittridgesc
Plank
Cate Ee Ase
Moran
L. Cross
Robinson
Pickering
M. Cross
ball-Robinson
Hassett
Wilson
Hendricks
Schreckengost
Henley
McCormick
Cleveland shuts out Chicago after early hits surge
Cleveland won the morning game as Jones's triple produced the run and two base hits from Donahue and Owen aided the offense. The afternoon game saw Chicago unable to hit Killian and endure a shutout as Cleveland gathered enough hits in the first inning off Flaherty. Thoney's fielding and Flick's batting highlighted the win.
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Cleveland, CO
Jones
Chicago
Donahue
Owen
Cleveland
Killian
Flaherty
Thoney
Flick
Ann Po
Holmes
Bay
Isbell
Bradley
Lajoie
Green
Hickman
Callahan
Magoon
Bemis
Tannehill
Gochnaur
Slattery
Ray Donahue
Sheridan
Godhnar
Sulliven
Hnour
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Brooklyn
Doyle
Garvith
Dahlen
Bowerman
Sheckard
R. B
Browne
Lauder
Oj Gessler
Gilbert
Jordan
Borman
I Jackli
Ch.e
Bresn
Oj Jones
Cronin
Garvin
Mertes
Babb
van Haltren
Strang
Hurst
Thompson
COORD
Steiners
Wittsburg
Pittsburg
Clarke
Marshall
Kling
Sebring
Raub
Tinker
Ritchey
McCarthy
Evers
Slagle
Casey
Doherty
Menefee
Currie
Kruger
Johnston
Cesses
Ohrigero Occ Sence
Bvers
Beaumont
Leach
Leever
Wicker
Johnstone
ST. Lou
Cincinnati
Kelley
Farrell
Ymo
Smoot
Dunleavy
Dolan
Donlin
Burke
Ryan
Steins’t
Brain
Daly
Barclay
Corcoran
O' Neil
Peitz
Demont
Ewing
St. Louis
Steinfeldt
Doolin
St Louis Beats Detroit In Open Game Of Doubleheader
St Louis won the first 2 0 in a doubleheader with Detroit 2 to 1. In the second game Detroit edged ahead 1 0 as a pitcher’s duel. Attendance topped 14 100.
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New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Washington
Louis
Detroit
Titus Edges Titus in Senior Single at Potomac Regatta
In perfect weather before a large Potomac crowd, the Middle States regatta featured 16 races with mishaps and disqualifications for fouls. In the senior single Frank Vesely led early, Titus surged to finish a close second. The senior eight saw the Vespers claim a dramatic victory.
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Washington
Potomac
Frank Vesely
Titus
William Mehrhoff
W. B. West
Vesely
Surgeons Operate as Plowman Fights for Survival
In Chicago Mercy Hospital surgeons removed the stabbed patient Matthew Plowman’s heart area and sewed the wound, then gave continuous oxygen. By last night doctors said he had a possible chance of recovery after a Saturday stabbing.
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Chicago
Mercy Hospital
Matthew Plowman
Plowman
Inaugural Card Promises Strong Boxing Tonight at Bowdoin Square
The Central Athletic Club opens tonight in Bowdoin square with four bouts on the card. Matty Baldwin, Jimmy Hanlon, George Murray, Frank Adams, Dick Grant, Tommy Devine, Billy Gardner, and Fred Bryson headline a program hailed for deep talent and local interest.
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Central Athletic Club
Bowdoin Square
Matty Baldwin
Jimmy Hanlon
George Murray
Frank Adams
Dick Grant
Tommy Devine
Billy Gardner
Fred Bryson
Boston
Gardner
New England
Willie Lewis
Jimmy Britt
Bryson
Waltham
Fred Bush
Jimmy Walsh
America
Albert Delmont
Walsh
England
Lenox Club
Tom Carey
Old Howard
Tammany Club
Young Corbett
Harry Forbes
Kid McFadden
Forbes
Chicago
al Sipple
John Mack
Elmer Chickering
McFadden
Hughey Murphy
al Fellows
Joe Walcott
Joe Gans
Walcott
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Mrs Hunter Will Not Challenge For The Cup
Glasgow dispatch says reports from Montreal claiming Mrs W Graeme Hunter will challenge for the America's Cup are discredited in Clyde yachting circles. There is no truth to the claim that the Dennys will build a yacht for her.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Montreal
W. Graeme Hunter
Clyde
Dennys
Central Letter Carriers Defeat Dorchester 22 to 21 in Baseball
The Central Post Office team beat Dorchester at the town field with a 22 to 21 victory. Dorchester rallied for 14 runs in the final inning and narrowed the gap to one run. O'Brien Howard O'Hara and Cassidy starred for the winners while Henderson and Murphy stood out for the losers.
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Dorchester
Central Postoffice Letter Carriers
Dorchester Letter Carriers
O’brien
Howard
O'Hara
Cassidy
Henderson
Murphy
Nationals Split Doubleheader With Quakers For Labor Day
Boston and Philadelphia split a Labor Day doubleheader at South End Park. In the forenoon the Quakers defeated Pap Williams 8 to 4, and in the afternoon Philadelphia triumphed 5 to 3 after a late Boston rally. Highlights include Duggleby’s solid eight innings for Philadelphia, Aubrey and Greminger’s fielding notes for Boston, and Wolverton leading the visitors with three hits. Attendance listed as 4,122.
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Boston
Philadelphia
South End
Pap Williams
Quakers
Duggleby
Tenney
Titus
Barry
Pittinger
Douglass
Greminger
Hulswitz
Mr. Doomn
Batty
Ed Greminger
Moran
Wolverton
Aubrey
Cooley
Kid Gleason
Roy Thomas
Thomas
St. Louis Edges Reds in Doubleheader Opener
Cincinnati split the day with St. Louis in a national league doubleheader. Poole pitched effectively in the first game as Cincinnati and St. Louis each claimed a win.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
Poole
Dorchester Driving Club Meet Highlights W W Saylor Star
At Readville Trotting Park a Dorchester Driving Club race meeting drew over 3000 spectators. W W Saylor, owned and driven by F S Eldredge, swept the 2:19 pace in three straight heats, amid fast times and strong local interest in Dorchester horses.
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Dorchester Driving Club
Readville
Dorchester
Fred S. Gore
Miller
G. H. Greenwood
City Hall
Lucinda
A. D. Gould
Don Wilkes
Johnny Wilkes
Fred Robinson
Massachusetts
Little Gray
Transylvania
Brightness
E. O. Haddock
Captain Hall
W. W. Saylor
F. S. Eldredge
Lynn Yacht Club Open Regatta Winners Named
Thirty five yachts raced off Bass Point in fluky winds with eight association entrants. Chewink III won the 25-foot class, Medric the 22-footers, Chance 18-foot knockabouts, Winneaholin the 15-foot one design, Reliance the special dories, and Toss the handicap on time. Great Haste and Chewink III led the 2-foot pair. Medric led early in the 2-footers. Opitsah placed second. Tayac struggled but finished ahead of Peni II.
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Lynn
Association
Lynn Yacht Club
Bass Point
Chewink III
Medric
Chance
Winneaholin
Tayac
Opitsah
Charles D. Mower
New York Yacht Club
James Pratt
Haymaker
Waurenock
Pointer I
F. G. Macomber, Jr
Great Haste
T. K. Lotarop, Jr
H. H. White
Opitsah V
H. I. Foster
W H Joyco
Peri N
G. H. Lee
Ee Ober
Reginald Boardman
Everee
J. H
Winneahdin
Seeeres
Aymaker
William Johnson
San Toy
Peewee
Reliance
C. IF. Curry
Louise
C. A. W. Hammond
J B Stearns
Toss
H. N. Farnham
J. J. McGary
Catspaw
Melzard Bros
Helen
Twombly Bros
Gardner Ees
G. G. S. But
Teaser
Fred Collins
Bugaboo N
H. Ingalls
Barbara
J. Blemey
Eclipse
A. F. Leary
Kit
H. B
Game mixup shifts win to St Louis
In a two game set errors caused a St Louis win despite Cin cinnati dominating the second game. Dun Jeavy sustained a heavy hit but Cincinnati won easily in the matchup.
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St. Louis
Dun Jeavy
Cincinnati
Kidney and Bladder Troubles Prominently Cured
Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root, a kidney remedy, promises rapid relief for kidney bladder and uric acid troubles. It claims to correct incontinence and painful urination, ease nighttime trips, and relieve pains from rheumatism. Free sample bottle and book offered by mail from Kilmer Co. Boston Daily Post ad.
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Dr. Kilmer, & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Boston Daily Post
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