Oberlin Shines as Pilgrims Fall to Washington 2 1
In Washington D C the Pilgrims lose four straight to the locals 2 1 in a pitchers duel Frank Oberlin Boston discard outpitched Cy Morgan Morgan struck out 8 yet Oberlin held the Pilgrims to three hits Ferris stars in the field and Ganley steals sparked the late Washington run in the eighth inning with a pass to Shipke scoring on Delehanty Texas Leaguers.
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Washington
D. C
Jim McGuire
Pilgrims
Frank Oberlin
Boston
Cy Morgan
Oberlin
Morgan
Ferris
Ganley
Milan
Speaker
Wagner
Delehanty
Shipke
Criger
Barrett
Sullivan
Warner
Sulllivan
Sete Reese
Clymer
Altizer
S. Os
Smith
Sweneee
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Tinglaub
Ewe
Bloss
Wee
Owe
Ris
Fer
Delebanty
Doves Slip Up In Final Game Against Giants
Cincinnati report states Chicago won the game in the 10th inning with singles by Kling and Evers and a long Tinker fly ball to seal the victory.
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DOVES
Cincinnati
Chicago
Kling
Evers
Tinker
Tithe Nearer GIANTS PUT SIGN ON THE DOVES 10 10 2
Giants rout Tenneyites as Pat Flaherty exits early for Boston. Lynch dominates with eight hits and six runs in three innings, Lindaman adds six more in six. Knotts debuts behind the plate for Boston as both teams head to Chicago and Cincinnati. Attendance 1,285.
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New York
Pat Flaherty
Giants
Bresnahan
Bowerman
Hannifan
Knotts
Flaherty
Lindaman
Boston
Tenney
Brain
Beaumont
Cincinnati
Tenneyites
Chicago
Devlin
Shannon
Doyle
Bridwell
Lynch
Ritchey
O’day
Post's Score Card Of Yesterdays Game New York
The score list records players Lynch Bresnahan Curtis Bowerman Doyle Devlin Dahlen Hanifan Shannon Seymour Strang for New York in yesterday's game. The tally shows player numbers and order, indicating the scoring sequence and lineup.
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New York
Rivkn
Shannon
Strang
Devlin
Seymour
Bresnahan
Hanifan
Curtis
Boston
Hoffman R. Liccevie
Tenney
Ldisie
Brain
Abies Ease
Beaumont
C Ft
Ritchey
Randall
Bridwell
Knotts
Flaherty
Lindaman
Pisses
Bates
Lynch
Bowerman
Doyle
Dahlen
Detroit and Chicago split 3 to 2 games in back to back contests
Detroit and Chicago both won 3 to 2 in two games. The first game featured clean hitting and solid defense with Donahue highlighted by bat. The second game saw Chicago collapse after a strong start as Detroit held on for the win.
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Detroit
Chicago
Donahue
Chicagos
Winton Six Cylinder Cars Shine At Boston Auto Show
The Winton six cylinder exhibit led by Charles B. Shanks and Fred Shaw arrives in Boston with the Six Teen Six touring car and a runabout. Local orders grow with Arthur Hinchcliffe booking sales as the display runs three days at the Winton office on Berkeley and Stanhope streets. Shanks touts six cylinder advantages of constant power, low vibration, and simple, reliable construction.
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Winton
Boston
Charles B. Shanks
Fred Shaw
Winton Company
Berkeley
Stanhope Streets
Arthur Hinchcliffe
Charles B. Shank
Ture
Purveyors of pure cream figure in biting sports column
BILE-BATLEY skewers critics who inflate prices and mock zealots while noting Harvard players reenter gridiron action. The column riffs on European politics, Brown and Dartmouth, New York Giants in sport, Philadelphia nerves, tennis mortality, eyewear compatibilities, and even Roosevelt as a target. The tone stays sharp and playful.
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New York Giants
T. Roosevelt
Lynn Tops Springfield 3-2 in 10 Inning Playoff
Lynn of the New England league won the third straight post season game against Springfield of the Connecticut league 3 to 2 after 10 innings. Batteries Moore Daum McLaughlin Robarge. Time 1h 37m. Umpire Henry.
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Lynn
Springfield
Macao
Moore
Daum
McLaughlin
Robarge
Henry
Lawrence Defeats Lowell in Fast Glen Forest Game
In a brisk afternoon match at Glen Forest Lawrence beat Lowell 2 to 1. Five double plays highlighted the defense while Mike O'Brien of Lowell made a spectacular one hand catch. Final line shows Lawrence 2 Lowell 1 with Gatcomb Coveney and Cameron Duggan as batteries. Umpire Pickup. Time 1 30.
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Teomvocie
Coopers
Gatcomb
Coveney
Cameron
Duggan
Boston Am ericans vs Cleveland at Huntington grounds tomorrow
Report notes a Boston Cleveland matchup at Huntington avenue grounds and mentions plans for a Boston National shakeup with new infielders outfielders and catching staff. Umpire John Stafford’s passing is mourned while Dave Brain hits a long ball but settles for a single.
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Boston
Boston Americans
Cleveland
Huntington Avenue Grounds
John Stafford
John
Ban Johnson
Boston Nationals
Dave Brain
Dave
Pat Flaherty
Giants
Fred Tenney
New York
Pittsburg
Fred
Dovey
Joy
Southerners
Celtics at Wizards and Athletics vs Yankees on tap
Two NBA and MLB matchups headline today with Boston visiting Washington and Oakland facing New York. Fans expect defense in the NBA pairing and potent batting from the Athletics lineup.
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Boston
Washington
Athletics
New York
Eastern League Result at Baltimore Buffalo Tie
In Baltimore the game between Baltimore and Buffalo ended 1 to 1 after nine innings due to darkness. Both clubs claimed a share of the outcome as the contest was halted early.
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Baltimore
Buffalo
Open Tennis Tournament at Caspar Tennis Club Forest Hills
An open tennis tournament will be held at the Caspar Tennis Club in Forest Hills. Two handsome cups will be awarded to the winner and runner-up. Entries close September 21 at 2 p.m. at the club or Iver Johnson's. Entry fee is a small percentage of a dollar.
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Caspar
Forest Hills
Iver Johnson
Lajoie Still Has Hopes For Cleveland
Napoleon Lajoie expresses belief that Cleveland can and will win the pennant this season. He cites the team's resilience, strong play among the four first division teams, and the chance that luck will favor them as rivals falter.
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Lajoie
Cleveland
Napoleon Lajoie
Boxing Gossip From Chelsea and New York Card
Promoter notes include Harry Scroggs of Baltimore versus Young Donahue of Roxbury at Johnny Mack’s Paddock Club in New York Friday night. Roxbury’s Donahue predicts victory. Scroggs is seen as less skilled. Mike Twin Sullivan may fight Ketchell, others link with Bill Papke in Colma. Jimmy Feeney says Washington Sporting Club of Philadelphia may reopen with Bob Deady backing. Unk Russell and Jimmy Briers expected to clash at Chelsea in a fast Pythian Rink bout. Sandy Ferguson and Jack Diamond dissolved their Philadelphia management partnership.
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Harry Scroggs
Baltimore
Young Donahue
Roxbury
Johnny Mack
New York
Willie Fitzgerald
Philadelphia
Scroggs
Donahue
Mike Twin Sullivan
West
Ketchell
Bill Papke
Colma
Mike
Jim Feeney
Tommy Langdon
Delmont
Chelsea
Washingon Sporting Club
Bob Deady
Quaker City
Erlenborn
Jimmy Walsh
Unk Russell
Jimmy Briers
Pythian
Russell
Sandy Ferguson
Jack Diamond
Sandy
Diamond
Howard Street
Gloucester
Boston Nationals Face Uncertain Path in League Standings
The club trails the Cubs Pirates Giants Phillies and Reds while holding a slim edge over the Cardinals. Team position remains unsettled as remaining games could shift the balance of power.
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Cubs
Pirates
Giants
Phillies
Jadda
Reds
Cardinals
Gossip of the Gridiorn Elevation of Swarthmore and Penn State Chess
Pritchard named acting captain of Swarthmore in Captain Kreuger’s absence. Coach Bull arrives at Lafayette optimistic about the season. Pauxus Miller and Reagan contend for the Penn State quarterback role. Holy Cross fields a largely new team with Captain O’Donnell and Palotti as the only veterans.
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Pritchard
Swarthmore
Kreuger
Bull
Lafayette
Pauxus
Miller
Reagan
Pennsylvania
Holy Cross
Larkin
O'Donnell
Palotti
Key to Score Card Description for Baseball Scoring
The article explains scoring notation by player positions and run progress. It defines outs as numbered sequences like 5-3 and 1-3, and various plays such as fly to center F8 and stolen bases. It clarifies abbreviations for strikeouts s b sac hits b b bases on balls p b passed ball p hit by pitch s b and grounders g.
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E Hahn
BH. PO
Mlolais
Detroit R
Jones
Schaefer
Crawford
C. F
Cobb
Rossman
Downs
Payne
Mullin
P Seeee
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Isbell
Davis
Roche
Dougherty
White
Crors
Connolly
Cleveland
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Flick
Bradley
Turner
Lajoie
Bemis
Oem
Hinchman
Birmingham
Lister
Liebhardt
ST Louis
Niles
Hemphill
Stone
Pickering
Wallace
Hartzell
Spencer
Pelty
Rene
Youger
Eteeeene
Isvelonys
Ajoie
St. Louis
Egan
S. B
B. B
P. B
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