Nationals Again Win In Doubleheader Thrillers
In a tight doubleheader, Malarkey delivered the heroics with a game winning 11th inning homer for Boston against St Louis, while O Neill and Kittredge shone. Long and Yerkes pitched well for Boston and St Louis respectively, with strong fielding from C sugden and O Neill.
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Baseball Double Header Ends Cut Short In Tie At Eight
National games featured Cincinnati at Brooklyn and Pittsburg at Philadelphia. Boston won the first game 4 to 3 while the second was halted by umpire Emilie at the end of the eighth with a 2-2 score. Fans enjoyed better baseball than recent South End showings.
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Pittsburg Tops Philadelphia in Two. Brooklyn Splits Twin Bill
Pittsburgh defeated Philadelphia in both games as Shea debuted at catcher and McLaughlin pitched his first Pittsburg game. Bransfield and Conroy were ejected in the second game for arguing a call by umpire Latham. Attendance 492. In Brooklyn, Cincinnati won the first game and Brooklyn the second in a double header marked by Cincinnati’s early offense and Dahien’s errors.
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Corcoran Kelly and Beckley Infield Errors Dominate Brooklyn
First base on errors favors Cincinnati 2 Brooklyn 2. Walks Off Phillips 4 Off Kitson 2. Strikeouts Phillips 4 Kitson 7. Left on bases Cincinnati 8 Brooklyn 4. Wild pitch Kitson. Time 1 45m. Umpire Tom Brown. Attendance 3015.
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Chicago and New York Split Doubleheader To End Series
In New York on September 11 the Chicago and New York teams split the final series, with Chicago winning the first game after Lundgren yielded three runs in the opening inning. The second game saw Chicago struggle at the plate against Morrissey and commit defensive errors, while New York's small-ball bunting impressed.
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Boston Philadelphia series opens at Huntington Avenue today
The Nationals will not play again at the South End until Sept 18 while Philadelphia and Boston start the season’s most interesting series at Huntington Avenue. If Boston wins, they have a good chance at the pennant. local fans prepare to see Boston Philadelphia action next week and Young is likely to pitch for the college team with Waddell for the Athletics promising a corker.
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Dover Races Close at Granite State Park
Dover New Hampshire September 11 Three days of light harness racing ended at Granite State Park with Silver Glow dominant in the 2:15 trot winning all three heats and the race. Christine B. swept the 2:19 pace after dropping the first heat to Satan. Dewey H. failed to place as William I. won three straight with best time 2 11 3 4.
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Emmets Challenge O Connells for Gaelic Football Match
Dennis F O Keefe manager of Chelsea Emmet football team challenges the O Connells of South Boston to a Gaelic football game on Saturday September 27. Emmets representatives will meet in the Post sporting room next Monday evening to arrange terms. The letter also notes Ward 11 Democrats organizing a Gaelic football club and willing to play any New England team, Garry Owenses or O Connells preferred.
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Jamaica A C Football Team Seeks 140-Pound Opponents
The Jamaica A C football team of Jamaica Plain reorganised for the 1902 season with most players from before and seeks games against teams averaging about 140 pounds. Forest Hills and City Point preferred. Open dates begin Saturday September 27, 1902. Manager is Thomas J. Long of 82 Custer Street.
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Middlesex North Agricultural Fair Opens Quietly At Lowell
The Middlesex North Agricultural Fair opened with a small crowd and fewer attractions. Two racing events drew little interest with Ex press taking first in the 2:19 pace and Dan J. winning the 240 yard pursuit after Douglass. Best times were 2:22 1-4 and 2:27 1-4.
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Prices at Doncaster yearling sales reach high totals
London on September 11 reports remarkable bidding at Doncaster yearling sales. Sir Tatton Sykes sold seven yearlings averaging 10 038 dollars and ten more averaged 8 337 dollars. A single yearling colt sired by Persimmon out of Gyp fetched 80 870 dollars.
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American jockey Clem Jenkins suspended at Doncaster
London September 11 American jockey Clem Jenkins was suspended for the rest of the Doncaster meeting after the St Leger race for careless and dangerous riding. Danny Maher reported him for foul riding. For other sporting news see page 4.
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