Reds and Beaneaters Meet In Season Finale Clincher
Coakley lacked his usual speed as Reds and Beaneaters battled in a 3 PM season finale. Hulswitz led hitting with three singles while Mowrey refused to play short, risking suspension after a Thursday dispute with manager Herrmann.
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Ens
Lobert
Paskett
Rudy Hulswitz
Etrie
Miller Huggins
Sweeney
Hulswitz
Reds
Beaneaters
Ewing
Volz
Bouktes
Ferguson
Becker
Herrmann
Mike
John
Short
Mowrey
Pittsburg and Philadelphia split doubleheader in league action
In Pittsburg the Pirates won the first game 3 0 0 9 0 0 0 1 noted by late runs while Philadelphia tied in the ninth on a double play. In the second, Philadelphia won 5 1 behind strong pitching and timely hits. New York then fell twice to Chicago in a twin bill with White and Chesbro handling the mound duties. The Chicago winners rode three-base hits and a run bunching effort to takeaway both contests.
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Philadelphia
Knabe
Leifield
Eategue
Titus
Gill
Wagner
Abbatichio
Gibson
Wagener
Philadelpia
Maddox
Corridon
Johnstone and Rudderham
New, York
New York
Chicago
White
Alenty
Biockdwede
Conroy
Hahn
Parent
Chesbro
Jones
Sullivan
Tannehill
Chesbrow
Connolly
Brooklyn Beats St Louis 4 to 2 In Double Hard Fought Game
Brooklyn defeats St Louis 4 to 2 as Moran impressed on debut. Raymond lasted four plus, Karger shutout after fifth. Konetchy doubled, Delahanty tripled for Brooklyn. Reilly pinch hit, Reilly and Maloney stole bases, two players scored in a tense early inning. Time 2 02. Umpire lem.
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St. Louis
Raymond
Karger
Moran
Louig
Esceeseese
Reilly
Konetchy
Delahanty
Maloney
Konethy
Rucker
Moran Ute
Lem
Washington doubles up Cleveland in twin bill routs
Washington wins 4 2 and 10 2 against Cleveland in a doubleheader. J Clarke ejected for kicking, Street leaves with a broken finger. Stovall Freeman and Picking lead with key hits as Washington baseball edges Cleveland in rough contests. Umpire Egan presides as errors and base running miscues mark both games.
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Washington
Cleveland
J. Clarke
Street
Boston Defeats St Louis in Tight Baseball Tilt
Boston won 11 to 5 at St Louis in a decisive tilt. Hartzell Cravata Lord Sullivan hit two-base and three-base plays while Gessler homered. Morgan limited St Louis to scattered hits as Bailey Criss Howell pitched, with seven Boston and one St Louis error noted.
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St. Louis
Boston
Morgan
Wees
Hartzell Cravata
Lord
Sullivan
Gessler
Bailey
Howell
Criss
Jones
Wagner
Stahl
Donohue
Patcher
Las
O’ Loughlin
Philadelphia Takes Doubleheader Over Detroit
Philadelphia wins both games in a Detroit doubleheader. In the opener the Phillies shut out the visitors with strong fielding, and in the second game they combine timely hits with Detroit errors for the victory. Leadoff threats come from MIntyre, Crawford, Schaefer, and Hartsel with solid fielding backing the effort.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Today
Detroit
Louisville doubles Toledo in doubleheader before record crowd
Louisville wins both ends of a doubleheader against Toledo before a record crowd. Halla pitched both games and an infield feature by Landreth marks the second game. Scoring details are listed with bases on balls, hits, and errors.
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Louisville
Toledo
Halla
Landreth
Hughes
Owens
Unclear baseball game report with mixed entries
Fragmentary box score notes for a Columbus Indianapolis game. Mentions players Odwel Carr Friel Geyer Fairbanks Marquard and Bush Han Hooke with hits, stolen bases, a passed ball, walks, and left on base totals. Time listed as 1 60 with garbled names and numbers.
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Indianapolis
Fairbanks
Friel
Odwel
Dees Carr
Maryguard
Bush
Han
Hooke
Fohl
Geyer
Fairbanks 3 In Two In Sacrifice Ene Tek
Arses
Ylor
Marquard
Pat Saeoerte
Bierhalter
Kansas City Triumph Over St Paul In Openers
Kansas City defeated St Paul 4 to 1 in an early season game. The victory came as Kansas City pressed the attack and controlled the pace with solid hitting and effective pitching. No further details available from the fragment.
St. Paul Defeats Kansas City In Slugging Baseball Tilt
Two-base hits by Carlisle highlight St. Paul as they edge Kansas City 4 to 1. Giencke and Brashear contribute. Hall steals a base. Umpire Hayes calls time 2:10 with St. Paul earning four hits and four left on base.
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Seeeeese
St. Paul i
Carlisle
Giencke
Bay City
St. Ul
Samet
Cross
Egan
Brashear
Hall
Brown
E T. Paul
Hayés
Aahoaele
Geler
B.mey
Randall steals home as Milwaukee tops Minneapolis
Randall's steal home in the first inning produced the deciding run in Milwaukee's 3-2 win over Minneapolis. Curtis shut down the visitors except for a third inning rally four hits for two runs. Flynn's fielding highlighted Minneapolis, which left only one man on base.
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Gillen
Abbott
Perrine
McCarthy
Halla
Bulent
Sue
Bass-Abbott
Pipite
Cebiitas
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
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Randall
Curtis
Flynn
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Quillen
Patterson
Brown
Bateman
Ballery
Oberlin
Robinson
Operlin
Umolire
Kane
Burgh Discusses Yale Prospects and Princeton Fear
Sports notes show Fleischmann 42 Peters Arms 3 in a decisive game as Schwab dominates on the mound. The record includes base hits by Martin Slotman and Cassidy with multiple players stealing bases. Burgh plans talks with Jones to preview Yale prospects and Princeton as top feared team with a shortened schedule.
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Peters Arms Co
Peters Arms Company
Schwab
Peters
Ab.h.o.a.b
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Cassidy
T. Shambaugh
Shambaugh
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Clark
Stacey
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H. Shambaugh
Garner
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Ratt
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Struckerman
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Princeton
Yale Football Plans and Checker News From 1908
Yale captain Bobby Burch announces a nine game schedule starting September 14 with Yale opening September 24. Yale weights average 19 pounds lighter, nine games, Wes leyan, Syracuse, Princeton and Harvard on the slate with Tad Jones and Howard Jones noted. Also covers Niagara Falls checker outing led by Hutzler and Plant, with Newcomb top scorer and Rosnagle and Cory in a problem from Hamilton Cincinnati match.
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New Haven
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Norwood
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Charles Cory
Errors and Batter Notes From Lockland Game
Batted for Flynn and Kinney. Two-base hits by Holmes and Bosler. Farrell and Ball credited with stolen bases. Base hits by Farrell, Ball, and others. Pitchers Kinney and Jamison allowed runs. Wood pitched well. Time noted as 1:50. Additional scattered names and notations appear in OCR.
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Madisonville
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Hell
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Lawton
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Gegan
Harold
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Evansville Beats Wheeling 4-0 in Central League clash
Evansville pitchers shut out Wheeling 4 to 0 as Wacker baffled the visitors' batters. Evansville scored in four innings with a 4 1 2 line while Wheeling could manage only a single tally late. Batteries Wacker Dunn Miller Spahr.
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Wacker
Wacker and Dunn
Miller and Spahr
Corns and Clark Lead South Bend Past Ft Wayne 6 to 2
South Bend defeated Ft Wayne 6 to 2 as Corns dominated on the mound with Moore and Kurke backing him. Final score shows South Bend taking control early with a big run burst and steady defense behind a strong battery of Corns and Clark.
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Ft. Wayne
Wayne
Ind
Corns and Clark
Moore and Kurke
Grand Rapids Beats Dayton 6 3 in Major League Game
Sterzer pitched well as Grand Rapids defeated Dayton 6 to 3 in Dayton. The visitors tallied early with a split of runs across the middle innings while Dayton fought back, but Grand Rapids held on. Batteries Sterzer and Bailey opposed Johns Rice Hale and Richardson.
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Sterzer
R.H. Grand Rapids
Bailey
Johns
Rice
Hale
Terre Haute edges Zanesville 3 to 2 in tight clash
Terre Haute bunched hits in the third and fifth innings to defeat Zanesville 3 to 2 in an August contest. Batteries Schrieber Williams for Terre Haute and Copperider Schriver for Zanesville.
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Schriver
Bowling League Sets 34 Week Tournament With 475 in Prizes
Hamilton County Bowling League officers finalize plans for a 34 week tournament starting September 12. Clubs from Anchors to Woodburns return with minor changes to strengthen teams. Seventy two sets of pins chosen to level play and practice alleys open August 31 with reservations urged.
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County Bowling” League
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Century
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Cincinnati Gym Athletic Club
Crestline Cutters
Karpis
Karport
Kloppenburg
Krollmann’s Five
North Cincinnati Turn-Verein
Newports
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Niles Wins International Tennis Championship
In Niagara on the Lake Harvard’s Niles defeated international champion Irving Wright of Boston for the International Championship in a dramatic five set match. Other results include Bird over Kirkover by default and Moyes defeating Fairbairn in the handicap ladies event.
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Wright
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Boston
Bird
Cleveland
Kirkover
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Barry
Toronto
Beard
Emerson
Cincinnati
Wagner
Miss. Moyes
Miss Fairbairn
Blues Defeat Covington Y.M.C.A. in Rough Showdown
Blues top Covington Y.M.C.A. 4 to 3 in a keen game highlighted by Lind’s pitching and a Lind home run. Lind allowed only three hits and pitched the victory, with key hits from Siehl and Woellner and a double by Siehl.
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Gavington
Walnut Hills Athletics Meet Heidelbergs in Notable City Game
A large crowd is expected at Heidelberg grounds for the Walnut Hills Athletics versus Heidelbergs clash. Manager Lee Hopkins cites Dankel and Apparius for the Athletics, while Gillespie taps Smith with Niemiller catching for Heidelberg. Adjacent games include Covington series, Norwood Eagles vs Ludlows, and a Nebraska Indian team vs New Kentucky Colonels exhibition.
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