No Trouble 10 Beats St Louis Browns in Tight Match
Baltimore won by a scratch while New York lost and Cincinnati met defeat. Nichols replaced Stivetts in the ninth, and percentages to date show Baltimore 705 Boston 698 New York 652 Cincinnati 580. Collins shone at third with four hits including a double, making several fine catches. St Louis also contributed, with Hamilton, Duffy and Allen prominent, while Wilmot and Tannehill umpired. First game featured Kennedy and Rhines, Kennedy the better supported and scattering Reds' hits with men on base. The crowd enjoyed a model exhibition as the game stayed scoreless through effort and good fielding.
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Baltimore
Boston
New York
Cincinnati
Houseman
Douglas
Allen
Collins
St. Louis
Hamilton
Duffy
Brooklyn
Kennedy
Rhines
Reds
AB B
PO. A
C.f
Tenney
Stahl
R.f. Weer
Cleveland
Hallman
Hartman
Turner
Grady
Lally
Harley
Baseball Schedule Across Leagues and Locations
National League games featured St Louis at Boston, Louisville at Baltimore, Cincinnati at Brooklyn, Pittsburg at New York, Chicago versus Philadelphia, Cleveland at Washington with New England tag games in Taunton and nearby towns. Eastern League matchups include Providence at Syracuse, Springfield at Montreal, Wilkesbarre at Toronto, Buffalo at Scranton. A Boston grounds farce concluded with Baltimore winning and New York slipping, leaving leadership unchanged.
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Boston
St. Louis
Hell
Baltimore
Ouisville
New York
Louisville
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
New England
Tag
Taunton
Newport
Fall River
New Bedford
Brockton
Providence
Syracuse
Springfield
Montreal
Wilkesbarre
Toronto
Buffalo
Scranton
Indians in Nineteenth Century Baseball Tale of Injury and Drama
The narrative recounts a chaotic game where Cross, St. Louis's star at second, is injured early, replaced by Houseman. Allen, guarding second, collides, injuring Cross as he slides for second. Bergen takes a foul tip to the shin, later another to the head, yet stays in. Hartman fails, Turner hits, Stivetts bats, and Jack delivers three-bag hit as the dramatic seventh unfolds before Sudhoff and Nichols close the affair.
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Browns
Cross
Houseman
Lowe
Tenney
Allen
Jack
St. Louis
Bergen
Happy Jack
Hartman
Turner
Herr Sudhoff
Baltimore
Stivetts
Bebe
Beantown
Nichols
Hat sold higher in Boston reveal at Cr rstaton Daily
Wanted milliner note misread an ad promising a $5 hat to Boston but selling for $30 at Cr rstation Daily. For particulars call 290.
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Bos Boston
Senators Triumph In Slugging Night Victory
Washington defeats Cleveland 9 to 8 in a high hitting slugfest at Washington, D. C. The Senators benefited from three doubles in the fourth inning off Powell, and the game was halted at darkness after a close contest. Attendance 1500.
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Washington, D. C
Senators
Powell
Baltimore Triumphs Over Louisville 3 2 on Errors
Baltimore beat Louisville 3 to 2 as errors decided the game. It was a pitchers duel with Horfer edging the mound duel. Crackling defense and sharp plays marked the contest until the fourth inning when umpire ejected catcher Clarke. attendance was 1718.
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Baltimore
Louisville
Horfer
Kelley
Clarke
Phillies Rally Past Chicago Behind Lajoie Three Bagger
Philadelphia wins 5 2 over Chicago as Lajoie belts a three base hit driving in two in the ninth. Dunkle yields seven walks while Thornton struggles but the Phillies pull off a late rally with 4 hits in final two innings. Attendance 1 873.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Chicago
Phillies
Dunkle
Thornton
Ryan
Lajoie
McFarland
Lange
McCormick
Cross
Sveritt
Hornton
Stelen
Everitt
Dahilen
Cullaghan
Anson
Shugart
Nash
Snornton
Callahan
New Yorks and Pirates Split Doubleheader in New York
The New Yorks and Pittsburgs played a double header with the Giants scoring few hits against Hawley in game one while Meekin matched him for the Pirates. Errors plagued both teams and led to scoring opportunities. Seymour pitched superbly in game two with Hughey close behind. Umpire O Day initially pressed to start game two quickly but Joyce refused saying players needed rest.
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New York
New Yorks
Pittsburgs
Giants
Hawley
Pirates
Meekin
Gleason
Seymour
Hughey
O’day
Joyce
Gentleman seeks skilled barber for pompadour work at new address
Notice announces a man who values high grade haircutting and beard trimming seeks a barber. He once foreman at Alland Bros and now operates near the Court House at 1 Pemberton Square.
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Aand Cava
Alland Bros
Pemberton Sq
New Court House
Interstate Quests and Local Scores Across Multiple Cities
In Pawtucket Rhode Island Taunton leads 3 to 2. Newark New Jersey 4 Reading 2. Scranton Syracuse union 8 to 1. Toronto Toronto 14 Springfield 10 Springfield 20 Toronto 6. Buffalo 3 Wilkes Barre 2. Montreal 12 Providence 3. Newport 5 Fall River 3. New Bedford Brockton 3 New Bedford 2. Richmond Virginia 8 Athletics 3. Hartford Connecticut 6 Lancaster 0?
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Pawtucket
R. I
Taunton
Newark
N. J
Reading
Scranton
Syracuse
Toronto
Springfield
Buffalo
Wilkesbarre
Montreal
Providence
Newport
Fall River
New Bedford
Brockton
Richmond
Athletics
Hartford
Conn
Lancaster
Boston Baseball Notes From Local Stand
David Scannell watches from the grand stand as Cape Ann’s star. Stivett’s box exit after a win, Baltimore and Louisville rally to tie, then fade. Hickman earns crowd favor with control and nerve. The South Bostons face Murray & Irwins at Locust Street grounds Saturday at 3 30. An excursion to Baltimore is planned for late month as Boston fans anticipate the most interesting games of the year.
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David Scannell
Harvard
Cape Ann's
Stivett’s
Boston
Cranks
Louisville
Baltimore
Lewis
Seiten
New York
Ganzell
Lake
Yeager
Neve
Hickman
Bostons
Orange Athletic Club
South Bostons
Murray & Irwins
South Boston
Locust Street Grounds
Donahue
Browns
Saugus Close At Fast September Racing Finale
At Saugus on September 9 the closing day of the September meeting featured fast times despite sparse entries. Jim Crow won the 2:23 heat, Nellie R. led the 2:26 pace before Miller Boy and Betsy Bugle pressed hard, while the 2:17 pace yielded a six heat test with Diversion and Melsora among the fast contenders. The program ended with postponement of several heats to the next day as track officials prepared for Rigby ahead of Monday’s opening.
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Jim Crow
Nellie RB
Saugus
Kurbum
Jack Bowen
Miller Boy
Nellie R
Foshner
Betsy Bugle
Puzzlied
Kitty van
Diversion
Ed Gillies
Lorene
Melsora
Crazy Boy
Squeezer
Rigby
Fast runners set for Charles River Park meet tomorrow
Dozens of entrants fill the program at Charles River Park with events including mile open mile tandem and mile high wheel. Notable competitors include A Gately Nadeau Pettis Randall Keating Jackson Sullivan and Albert along with multiple amateur and professional pairs from Cambridge Lynn Waltham Dorchester and Boston. The list names many clubs and cities signaling a large turnout for the afternoon track program.
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Charles River Park
I’. A. Gately
Roxbury
Joseph Nadeau
Cambridgeport
W. S. Reynolds
Slyde Park
F. A. B. Pettis
Dorchester
William W. Randall
Rochester
N. Y
C. A. Keating
Ayer
A. A. Jackson
Lynn
T. P. Sullivan
Cambridge
F. B. Fowler
Waltham
W. B. Sherer
Manchester
N. H. Mile
Joseph Nadean
Marlboro
J. WP. Clark
EF. H. Snow
L. D. VF. Marston
C. L. Kimball
C. KE. Prescott
B. O. Howe
Hudson
H. and
G. W. Drury
H. R. Osgood
W. J. Connell
Wolaston
E. P. Cook
Brad Hamion
Arlington
LL. Litchfield
Bouton
Dan Daley
Taunton
L. G. Hana
Providence
Victor Eckberg
Worcester
C. H. Drury
Winchendon
Daniel Mountain
Mile
Charles
Closson
Fast
A. W. Dillon
T. J. McNichol
E. ©. Peabody
I. W. Stevens
W. J. Downey
Hyde Park
YP. J. Donahue
W. H. Dodge
Lowell
George L. Howland
Tom Clark
James Clark
J. J. McKinnon
William B. Chipman
Boston
J. P. Watson
FE. C. Nissen
Jamaica Plain
F. O. Anthoine
Stoneham
Joe Collins
J. H. Hargroves
J. P. Clark
H. Snow
W. i Davis
L. D. KF. Marston
R. J. McGowan
Medford
Fleetwood Park Grand Circuit Show Hits Police Pencil Woes
Races at Fleetwood New York feature a trimmed three minute trotting class with Town Lady facing Miss Jay. Town Lady sold at $6 to 1 with few backers while the favorite won easily in slow time. The 2:20 pace drew betting interest with a field selling for $1000 and Quadriga at $300.
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New York
Fleetwood Park
Town Lady
Jay
Gentry Tries for World Record at Rhode Island State Fair
Governor's day drew 40,000 as John R. Gentry attempted to break the world mile mark of 1:59 1-4 with a final trial of 2:04 3-4 after a 2:09 1-2 warming up and a last quarter in 29 1-2 seconds. Edward G. led the 3 year olds in 2:3 pace and King Egbert won the 2:13 pace in straight heats.
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Providence
R. I
John R. Gentry
Edward G
King Egbert
Runaways on a Track at Chatham Fair
The Chatham New York fair drew a light crowd with three exciting races. In the 2 40 class twenty entries faced seven starters and during the third heat Delmar Wilkes and Clara collided on the first stretch. Both drivers were thrown out and the Wilkes driver dragged by the reins before relinquishing. The runaway followed close to the home stretch until expert driving prevented a worse wreck. only bruises and broken sulkies were reported.
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Chatham
N. Y
Chatham Fair
Delmar Wilkes
Clara
Wilkes
Cock Robin Sold Returns to Owner in Hull Regatta
The Cock Robin, sold earlier this season by C. S. Eaton to C. H. W. Foster, was bought back by Eaton with a cash exchange for his old racer Cockatoo. Eaton aims for a championship boat as Cockatoo underperforms. Only two races remain this afternoon and tomorrow at Hull. Cock Robin must win both to surpass Gosling, who leads the standings.
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C. S. Eaton
C. H. W. Foster
Boxing Gossip Circling Tom Kelly Death and Contests
The paper reports Tom Kelly was killed by a train at Revere and buried at Denny Murphy’s expense amid sympathy for the pugilist. It notes a proposed Ryan versus McCoy finish match with deposits, potential Nevada purses, and potential Joe Walcott bout talks. Also mentions Fitzsimmons’ title, New York Polo club boxing doubt, Rosenberg injury, Barnett fights, and track records at Crystal Palace.
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Tom Kelly
Revere
Denny Murphy
Kelly
Syracuse
George Cochrane
Gus Tuthill
Tommy Ryan
Kid McCoy
Ryan
McCoy
Nevada
Joe Walcott
Green Goods
Fitzsimmons
Jack Dempsey
Polo A. C
New York
Gotham
Maurice Rosenberg
College Point
L. I
New England School of Boxing and Physical Culture Opens
The New England School of Boxing and Physical Culture is now open at 127A Tremont Street Room 12. Manager M. Gordon promises a thorough program with guaranteed results in six lessons or money refunded for men women or children of high sensibilities.
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NEW England School OF Boxing and Physical Culture
Gordon
Tremont St
Paced mile record set by J W Stocks in London
Bicycle news notes report ongoing attacks on the paced mile record led by J W Stocks of England who set a mark at Crystal Palace track in London on a Wednesday. McDuffee plans to improve on that pace.
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J. Platt-Betts
Eddie McDuffee
Charles River Park
Australia
Platt- Betts
Crystal Palace
J. W. Stocks
England
London
Three records fall at Waterbury bicycle meet under Wheel Club
Waterbury Waterbury Wheel Club meet yields three records including Hausman Collett breaking tandem mark and McFarland clipping Windle's mile state record at Charter Oak Park. Newton of Stafford Springs sets two thirds mile professional state best as crowds enjoy a strong, if uneven, program with judges ruling disputed in one heat.
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Waterbury
Conn
Charter Oak Park
Hartford
Floyd McFarland
San Jose
C. R. Newton
Stafford Springs
Gardiner
Callahan
Bald
C. F. Newton
E. C. Bald
Buffalo
Tom
Cooper
Chicago
R. F. Ludwig
EF. C. Haus
E. M. Blake
Keene
N. H
George H. Collett
New Haven
K. IE. Ludwig
Ime
Zim
Newton
Arthur Gardiner
A. Callahan
W. A. Katz
B. C. Thayer
New Britain
J. Cadwell
Elmwood
George Beh
New York
Floyd Mclarland
Nat Butler
Bridge results and tandem race at Cambridgeport
Major Taylor placed second in the bridge event at Cambridgeport. In the one mile tandem handicap, F iA ge and J F Broderick of Waterbury won by 50 yards with FE C Hausman and George H Collett of New Haven second and George Smviter and Sparadowski third after a time of 1 minute. Hausman and Collett finished just one fifth of a second behind the first team.
Bicycle Notes and Race Plans Highlight Local Cycling Scene
Providence century runners should detour to Foxboro due to unridable Walpole to Wrentham stretch. Raycycle store on Newspaper Row to close next Tuesday. Miami Cycle plans a Boston model branch on Columbus Avenue. Lesna and Michael near Hampden Park for a twenty mile race next Wednesday with pacemakers and multiple teams. Rivierre to assist M Pognon in racing setup. Walter C Sanger Jr noted as rising star. A race planned at Charles River Park with E Boisclaire as Newton two mile winner. A route via Meaford Winchester Woburn North Western Lowell Merrimac Nashua Cord to Concord advised. George Maddock seeks mile match with E Boisclaire.
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Providence
Walpole
Wrentham
Foxboro
A. R.—Mills
Raycycle
Newspaper Row
Miami Cycle Manufacturing Company
Boston
Columbus Avenue
Lesna
Michael
Hampden Park
Springfield
Springfield Bicycle Club
Rivierre
M. Pognon
New York
Walter C. Sanger, Jr
Milwaukee
Hammond
Ind
Lester Ottenheimer
Dave Shaffer
Jimmy Michael
Master Ottenheimer
Bliss
Chicago
W. Cc. T
Meaford
Winchester
Woburn
North Wesburn
Lowell
Merrimac
Nashua
Concord
George D. Maddock
Ashland Street
E. Boisclaire
Newton
Labor Day
Charles River Park
Hull Yacht Club Resails Races And Open Race Day
The Hull Yacht Club will resail postponed knockabout third and fourth class races this afternoon. Tomorrow the annual September open race covers first second open second cabin third fourth Class A and knock about classes. Judges include Commodore William Ti Crane and others. Rendezvous of the Yacht Racing Association of Massachusetts yachts follows. A public concert and entertainment for yachtsmen is planned Saturday evening. Association officers report club runs from multiple area clubs to Hull tomorrow. The Y R A M executive committee plans season end September 11. Knockabout sweepstakes on Sept 16 17 18 will not count for percentages.
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Hull Yacht Club
Commodore
William Ti. Crane
H. B. Torrey
V. Souther
William E. Sherriffs
Charles A. Cooley
J.J. Souther
Boston
Burgess
Lynn
Old Colony
Winthrop
Hull
Howard Atheneum Triumphs Over Bowdoin Square 16 to 4
The Howard Atheneum team defeated Bowdoin Square 16 to 4 at Huntington avenue grounds. Key plays came from Johnny Foley at first base and heavy hitting by Johnny Weber O'Brien Foulpaugh and Coogan. Jack Dolan starred at first base and the Howard battery work impressed throughout.
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Huntington Avenue
Howard Atheneum
Bowdoin Square
Johnny Foley
Johnny Weber
O’brien
Foulpaugh
Coogan
Jack Dolan
Howard
World of Sport and Local Horse Racing Notes
In Cohasset a dory race featured Bart Ryan, Tom Mannix, and Jim Kelly with Kelly winning by four lengths in 8m 58s for 1.5 miles. Star Pointer and Joe Patchen set up a Mystic Park showdown as their two minute race time is contested tomorrow. The professional all round championships of America also tomorrow. local crack runners and jumpers are entered.
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M. K
Cohasset
Bart Ryan
Tom Mannix
Jim Kelly
Kelly
O'Brien
Mannix
Star Pointer
Readville Cepany
America
Boston
J. B
Salem
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Hoffmeister
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the Dude
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Br. S
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Mr. Eaton
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Bicycle News and Notes
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Safety
Newell Manufacturing CO
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L. A. W. Racing Board
A. Very
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Warwick
Middlesex
Middlesex Cycle Club
Massachusetts Athletic Association
Metropolitan Wheelmen Racing Board
Howard Geldert
Bicycle Notes
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