Lipton Sees No Chance For Cup Challenge Next Month
Sir Thomas Lipton plans a New York visit to challenge for the America's Cup under the New York Yacht Club rules. The club insists on the deed of gift rules and water line length sail area limits, dismissing any change that could help Reliance or similar boats race.
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Local Pro Basketball Schedule Featuring Eight Or More Games
The schedule lists eight anticipated games across major teams. American teams travel to Boston, Philadelphia, New York, Washington, Chicago, St. Louis, Cleveland, and Detroit for two-game series.
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National and New England matchups listed for today
National league games include Philadelphia at Boston, Brooklyn at New York, St Louis at Chicago, Cincinnati at Pittsburg. New England fixtures feature Brockton at Lawrence, Lowell at Worcester, Fall River at Lynn, and New Bedford at Haverhill.
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Rain Interferes as White Sox Tie in Ninth Inning
In St Louis on September 9 rain halted the first game after Chicago led with three runs in the eighth. The score reverted to the seventh with the game tied 1 to 1 and the second game postponed. A doubleheader is rescheduled for Friday and Saturday.
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Connie Mack's Boys Beat Highlanders in Philadelphia
New York was defeated by Philadelphia 11 to 3. Daporte injured his ankle sliding into second base and was carried off the field.
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Baseball scores from three cities and a tied game
Atlanta defeated New Orleans 5 to 2 and Memphis 2 to 0 over Birmingham. Montgomery won 38 to 1 against Mobile in the first game, then took 1 to 0 in the second. Nashville and Little Rock were tied 1 to 1 through 9 innings due to darkness.
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Doves Fall to Quakers in Pitchers' Battle at Home
In a taut game the Quakers defeated the Doves 5 to 1 as Richie and Moore dominated on the mound. Errors by Coffey and timely hits by Deininger, Graham, and Grant fueled Philadelphia's scoring, while Boston strands left runners aboard in key innings.
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Gessler Secures Win in Final Boston Washington Clash
Doc Gessler delivered a decisive single in the 10th inning lifting Boston to a 3 to 1 victory over Washington. Lord starred with three hits and two runs, while Speaker added two doubles and a single as Boston capitalized on timely hits and miscues from the Nationals.
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Cubs Beat Cardinals in Sleepy 2-1 Contest
Chicago defeated St Louis 2 to 1 in a featureless game today. The contest offered little drama as both sides managed few scoring chances. The Cubs limited the Cardinals to a single run while bats were quiet for most of the afternoon.
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Doyles Home Run Secures Narrow New York Victory
New York defeats Brooklyn in a tight game as Doyle hits a third homer in two days. His seventh inning blast, scoring Crandall ahead, decides the contest in New York.
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Pirates Win Listless Game Over Reds 8 to 1
Pittsburg defeats Cincinnati 8 to 1 in a steady pulling game. Gibson sets a new record with 112 consecutive games caught in a season, surpassing Zimmer’s 111 in 1890 for Cleveland.
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Yesterday's Game in Detail Scorecard Coding Guide
The article explains common abbreviations for baseball scoring. It defines positions by number and actions like bh base hit sb stolen base sh sacrifice hit and E error K strikeout BB base on balls fielder's choice fe balk passed ball hp hit by pitch wp wild pitch and run.
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Connecticut League Results Card
Bridgeport 13 Waterbury 6 Holyoke 7 Hartford 4 Northampton 13 Springfield 6 New Britain 3 New Haven 2 first game New Britain 10 New Haven 6 second game.
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Gessler Trade Sends Smith to Boston in Waiver Deal
Washington reports Doc Gessler will join the club and pitcher Charley Smith will move to Boston after a waiver stalemate. Gessler delays joining the Mets lineup as negotiations conclude with Noyes and Taylor. The deal includes cash and promises Gessler’s last season, while Cantillon had resisted waivers on Smith.
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