Umpires Cost Reds in Giants Game in New York
Cincinnati drops two to Giants as umpires Latham and Irwin trigger chaos with dubious calls. Hooker struggles in first inning, Crawford hits a homer, Donlin steals second, Brodie belts a homer, final score Giants 5 Reds 3.
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Cincinnati
Ledger
Giants
Browne
Corcoran
McGraw
McGann
Breinfeldt
Brodie
Bergen
Dunh
Taylor
Hoodker
Reds
S Am Crawford
Crawford
Lauder
MacGean
Sam
Seymour
Kelley
Steinfeldt
Donlin
Beckley
Latham
Irwin
Gincinnati Ab.r.bh.po
Dunn
Peettee
Byaylor
Ifice
Umpires Latham and Irwin Hurt Reds in Baseball Game
New York reports bad umpiring by Latham and Irwin during a Reds loss. Disputed calls in the eighth inning altered plays with Donlin and Crawford, plus a questionable first base call. Pitcher Hooker showed nerves as Belanca delivered for the Reds despite sun and fielding miscues.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Reds
Latham
Irwin
Donlin
Crawford
McGann
Reds and Giants Notes From Spring Training Report
Lin excels on right side while left proves tougher. Kelley seeks Catcher Doran for spring practice. Hooker praises Lin as top catcher. Reds travel to Philadelphia for games. Frank Hahn to pitch, Phillips and Thielman to start doubleheader. Donlin and Latham trapped by O Neill throwing. baserunning errors costly. Detroit and Baltimore struggle with pitching as Wiltze powers Baltimore win in late innings.
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Kelley
Catcher Doran
Concord
Hooker
Frank Hahn
Reds
Philadelphia
Phillips and
Thielman
St Louis and Philadelphia split pair in Philadelphia
St Louis won the first game in ten innings after a ninth inning tie on an error and strong hitting. Philadelphia answered in the second game with solid hitting to win. Wolverton injured in the first game will miss a week. Attendance 1,886. In Cleveland, Philadelphia lost to Cleveland 8 to 2 as Bradley LaJoie and Seybold led the offense. Waddell relieved Mitchell in the 9th.
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Philadhia
St. Louis
Philadelphia
St. Louis A
Wolverton
Cleveland
Philadelphias
Wilson
Mitchell
Bradley
Lajoie
Seybold
Waddell
Phil Wwhie
Mase
Radley
Ome
Devis
Gochnaver
Hickman
Davis
Bay
Flick
McCarthy
Wood
Hartsel
Bernhard
Brooklyn 6 Chicago 2 Recaps Season Finale
Chicago loses final game of the season to Brooklyn 6 to 2 in front of about 1,600 at the park. Williams pitched for Chicago with 3 runs earned while Kilts on the mound for Brooklyn allowed 2 runs in the victory. Slagle Sheckard and Dobbs featured in the Chicago lineup with Evers and Tinker contributing, but errors helped Brooklyn secure the win.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
Jane Willams
Dahlen
Svore
Murray
Hearn
Evers
Flood
Taylor
Pittsburg and Boston Split Doubleheader in Laboring Start
Boston and Pittsburg split a twin bill with Pittsburg winning the first game and Boston taking the second. Cushman started for Pittsburg and was touched for nine walks and seven hits in two innings before Clarke brought in AWerr to steady the mound. Attendance figures around 3,187 with Milwaukee beating Minneapolis 4 to 3 in another late game.
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Pittsburg
Boston
Willie
Cushman
Clarke
Awerr
St. Louis Triumphs Over Sparks In Boston Series Opener
St Louis bats Sparks across the field to win the first game of the Boston series by a wide margin. Anderson belted a four‑run homer in the eighth. Attendance 3,400. Burkett led St Louis with 1 run, 3 hits. Boston struggled with Shields and Sparks on the mound.
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Sparks
Anderson
Twaepere Hite
Burkett - Fee-buae
Bitere Son
Yers Criger
Burkett
Padden
We Allace
Ferris
LaChance
Parent
Ferrig
Bance
Wallace
Shiel
Shields
St.Louis
Boston
Sheridan and
Johnstone
Louisville 11 Columbus 5 as Bailey outduels Dunkle
In Columbus on Sept 5 Louisville toppled Columbus 11 to 5. Bailey pitched effectively against Dunkle as Hart and Viox led the offense with multiple hits while Turner and Kerwin contributed for Louisville. Attendance reported near 1,08.
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Louisville
Columbus
Bailey
Dunkle
Chicago 11 Washington 2 in rout at home
Chicago won 11 to 2 as Patten was hit freely and Washington made errors. Attendance 1,400. Three-base hits by Delehanty and Coughlin. Two-base hits by Ryan and Delehanty.
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Boston
Wagner
Rabhesinich
Wig Fitenee
Toledo
Indianapolis
Eero
Fox
Kihm
Coulter
Gilks
Illiams
Kieinow
Ea Het
Williams
Meek
Haskell
Chicago
Washington
Patten
Owlca
Osea Washington
Ryan
Delehanty
Jens
Thee Tenes
Coughlin
Drill
Wittenberg College Football Schedule Revealed for Fall
The Springfield despatch lists Wittenberg College football games this fall. Key dates include October 4 at Phiawere, October 18 at Oberlin, October 25 at Denison, November 8 at Miami University, November 15 at Cincinnati, November 22 at Athens, and a November 27 Thanksgiving finale when Kenyon visits Springfield.
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Commercial Tribune
Springfield
Wi . W. Us
Phiawere
Bet Oberlin
Denison
Ringfield
Earlham
Richmond
Ind
Miami University
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Otterbein
Ohio University
Athens
Kenyon
YM C A Athletic Meet Plans September Gym Overhaul
The YM C A announces an upcoming meeting to discuss the midwinter athletic carnival and new direction. The gymnasium is being overhauled and will gain new equipment, with classes opening around September 24 and a major exhibition planned.
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Y. M. C. A. Athletic
YM. C. A. Athlétic
Madden Boys Three for 30 000 in New York
Three Madden brothers auction for thirty thousand dollars in New York during a probate sale. John B Jay and Barshar Banine and Judith Eas are named in the readable fragments.
Fighters Teams JO McGovern to Play Ball at League Park
A novelty baseball game scheduled for this afternoon at League Park features Corbett and McGovern represented teams. Umpires will be selected briefly, with Shamrock and Sidesteppers also active. Fighters eager to recruit talent like Gates and Lindsey, first game at 2 30, then the fighters game.
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League Park
Corbett
McGovern
Joe Humphries
Shamrock
Sidney
Roék Mémor
Gates
Lindsey
McGovern Team Beats Police Nine 8 to 1
The McGovern baseball squad defeated the Police team 8 to 1 in seven innings. Pitcher Humphries dominated, while Terry's training regimen followed the game with road work, gym drills, and multiple rounds with opponents Simms Cain and Art Simms.
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McGovern
Guardians of the Peace
Humphries
Terry
Ufternoon
Cain
Art Simms
Simms
League Park
Corbett Trains Behind Closed Doors Before Road Work
True to his word the champion conducted private high work with trainer Tuthill adding a medicine ball turn. His knuckles and sparring partners suffered skin and injury, with boxing cut out for the day. Corbett plans road work and limited gym activity after the ball game, then hosting players at Hill House.
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Corbett
Tuthill
Hill House
Pate
Johnny Considine
Otto Filote
Denver
Willie Mack to Fight Art Simms in Awaited Bout
Joe Humphries representing Sam Harris met trainer Harry Tuthill at the Commercial Tribune last night and the match between Art Simms and Willie Mack was agreed. Weigh in at 182 pounds at 8 o clock with a 75 25 purse split. The bout could precede the Louisville fight or move to Indianapolis.
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Joe Humphries
Sam Harris
Harry Tuthill
Commercial Tribune
Art Simms
Terry
Willie Mack
Corbett
Louisville
Indianapolis
Daingerfield and Harlem Music Entries Stiring Local Notes
A compact list of music and performer entries across multiple towns including Daingerfield Harlem Delmar and Buffalo with names such as M F Tarpey Annie Lauretta Riddle and Lucilen Appleby. The items appear as entries and assessments in the Commercial Tribune Tips section detailing acts like Autumn Leaves Dubious and The Messenger among others.
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Buffalo
M. F. Tarpey
Annie Lauretta
Janice
Horn
Gould
Imp sold at Sheepshead Bay to Tipton for 4100
The Harness estate including Imp and yearlings sold at Sheepshead Bay. Imp, a black mare by Imp Wagner Fondling, went to F A Tipton for 4100. Imp’s half brother and other foals fetched 3200 1700 and more. Imp will be shipped to J E Madden's Hamburg Kentucky to be raised for stud.
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New York
D. R. Harness
Imp
Sheepshead Bay
Wagner
F. A. Tipton
Top Gallant
Brown
Fondling
Fonso
Kitty Herron
Captain
J. E. Madden
Hamburg Place
Kentucky
Ene Toute
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Agner
Linnia
J. A. Drake
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Henry Young
Choote
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Glene
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Pepper
W. C. Rollins
Imp. Pontiac
Alac- Hyacarton, Son
Charlie Murphy Named Successor to Nick Young
New York report states Charles W. Murphy will succeed Nick Young as secretary of the National League. The rumor circle links Murphy to Brush and six NL presidents favor him. Murphy will not assume the office immediately and is longtime local baseball figure.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Net
Charles W. Murphy
Ational
Nick Young
Mr. Brush
Murphy
Frey barred from Harlem races after jockey's testimony
Joe Frey of John Schorr's stable, once a top favorite, was barred from future Harlem track entries amid an investigation into questionable riding. Duelist won the main event at 9 to 1 with Rag Tag and Money Muss close behind. Joe Buckley, now free of maiden class, led from the start to beat Maxette while Old Fox edged Dagmar in a dramatic steeplechase. Isse L. initially backed to win faded as Talpa overtook late to claim the fourth race.
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Commercial ‘Tribune
Joe" Frey
John Schorr
John Bright
Money
Harlem
Johnnie Schorr
eVidericé
Joe Frey
Frey
Duelist
Rag Tag
Money Muss
Joe Buckley
Clase
Winkfield
Maxette
Florestan
Adirondack
Old Fox
Dagmar
Harve B
Kelley
R. Williams
Mathews
Helgeson
L'Etrenne
Gonfalon
Zyra
Moabina
H. &. Wilson
Worthington
Bristol
McAuliffe
Torreon
Mazo
Dick Furber
MacLaren
Adam S. G
Tricotin
Globe II
Talpa
Seresereee Bisie L
Ranch
Hoodwink
Birkenruth
Ethel Wheat
Lingo
Antagonist
Gregor K
Eleeasy Watoma
Tangent
Angelo
Hindoo
Sarah Maxim
Artena
Prank M
Robbins
Gaines
Bab
Thurles
Baird
Scotch Plaid
Cherries
Rowland Prince
Mr. Devereaux
John A. McKerron
Monk
Lord Derby
Cleveland Driving Club
Delmar Park Raceday Fatal Cripple Ends Clip
In the Delmar Park program Clate Bell stumbled on the stretch turn in the second race causing Budweiser and Lady Cayuga to fall. Clare Bell was crippled and shot for mercy as the crowd watched. Jockeys Donegan Cade and Otis escaped injuries. Track fast.
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ST. Louis
Delmar Park
Clate Bell
Houbre
Parnacle
C. Bonner
Plastic
Dale
Estes Needse
Eufalla
Locust Blossom
Latoka
Prince Yeremy
Dottie Shute
Dr. Scharff
Cartie Hope
Foundling
Battiste
Edgardo
Dade
W. Waldo
Varro
Kitty Clyde
Alice Turner
T. Dean
Ear Ree
Enace
Fiare
Hanan
William F. IL
Annie Ofmien
Tatius
Duvia
Ling
Meet results and placings from Detroit racing card
The Detroit race program lists results from five races held at six furlongs to one and a quarter miles. Notable entries include Mee Benny Foster and Arachne with top weights and odds, along with participants Draper Gold Bell Mary Milden and Polly Hayman in early races. Several horses like Paul the Fiddler and Easy Street posted times and favorable odds in midcard events.
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Detroit
Benny Foster
Ibs A. Hale Tol
Gormley
Saannes Ay
Arachne
R. Steele
Irie
Castro
Sensence
Scenety
Hall
Ime
Tola
Mise Dooley
Dandy Beile
Sister Kate Jr
Jurilata
Bonnie Maid
Tempi
Harry
Princess Otilite
Paul the Fiddier
D. Gilmore
Simon
Kelly
Cue As Way
Chopin
Polly Hayman
Leepringwater
Alarie
Dasiond
Mexicana
W. Doyle
Flora, Bright
Woolsack
Isente
Exapo
Easy Street
R, Steele
Gorthley
H, Wilson
Lou
Rey
Faith Ward
Nat Goodwin
Clarena
Bean
Lokg
Kenilworth Park Racecard Summary at Buffalo
At Kenilworth Park Buffalo on the first of September the program featured six races. Notable performances included Little Boy winning the first with 114 pounds and odds of 20 to 1, Time 1:02 3-5. Maud Gonne and Old England among top contenders in the second. Sombrero taking the third in 2:10. Alice ares leading the fourth with Time 1:08 1-5. Repte and Fluke among bettors in the fifth with Time 1:15 4-5. and Banish prevailing in the sixth at 2 to 1 with Time 3:43 1-5.
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Kenilworth Park
Little Boy
L. Daly
Tancred
L. Jackson
Jim Buck
T. Knight
Hilarity
Russell Garth
Travers
Bueeleuth
Sombrero
Minder
Orontas
Blake
McCann
Looné
Crimeéh
Alice Ares Ibs
Bug Deveveezsshe Lampoon
Jon
Sven
Veegerssre
Lorina
Adams
Onyx
Immortelie
Optima
Decoration
Lady Metchiess
Gillie
Curry
T.knight
Vaniata
Jollity
Post Haste
Banish
Iris
O’neil
Jackson
Wellesley
Tenagra
Jake Weber
M. És. Tarpey
Ocones
Golden Cottage
Great Star
Lords Eterling
Snark
Annie Laurette
Bubs
Miriam Redell
Homestead
Janice
Morris
Aledi
Piederich
Greenwater
Margo
Hutchinson
Bernays
J. B. Respess
Gan Andres
Hurdies
Governor Boyd
Gouldi
Bonitas
Akia
Thoroughbred Entries at Sheepshead Bay Today
Today's card at Sheepshead Bay features multiple races with top entries including Fulminate, Semper Ira, Pirate, Finnan, and Fire Eater. Notable fields span steeplechase, flat races, futurity events, and two year old sales as horses compete across distances from five furlongs to a mile and a half.
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Pee Ei
Ze Finnan
Musto
Essene
Flatbush
Fire Eater
the Vale
Belmont
Haateruras
Ard Y
Golden Maxim
Tantalus Capertonian
Ada Ney
White Chapel
Manru
Aceful
Whitney & Daly
Bonnicoh
Farrell
Igniter
Daingerfield
Dinksie
Mackey Dwyer
Cloche D'Or
Bobbinet
Princelet
Louise Collier
Eva Russell
Wen Cogan
Notable Thoroughbred Entries and Races at Oak Park
A detailed program lists horses and weights for seven races at Oak Park including Selling, Five-eighths, and Oak Park icap events. Entries feature Chesney, Lucien Appleby, Pink Coat, Mr. Phinizy, Nellie Waddell, Edith Q, Ravensburg, and several others with assigned weights and notable entrants like Aldrthe entry and Hildreth stable.
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Allyar
Georgie
Carl Sage
Andes
King of
Lass Don
Theory
Ida
Dodie
Idris
Orla
Trust Deed
the Cedars
Fade Meny
Au Revoir
Lingust
Shooting Star
Bad News
King Dode
Monsieur Beaucaire
Laay
Dr. Stephens
Star Cotton
Mr. Phinizy
St. Cuthbert
Headwater
Nellie Waddell
Tea Rose
Marcos
Ravensburg
Strangest
Jack Doyle
Lady Chorister
Creesue
Smoon
Red Tip
Rollick II
Altrada
Radiant Heat
Jockey Woods under fire as Joe Frey tops big handicap
After months of Chicago racing scrutiny falls on J Woods deemed incompetent while Joe Frey shines, finishing third in the big handicap and later posting a 1.39% mile. The article notes suspicions, prior sick races, and calls for Woods' indefinite suspension.
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Chicago
J. Woods
Joe Frey
Woods
John Bright
McChesney
Newport
Beauchamp
Jockey Woods
Three day interstate shooting tour tops in Indiana
The Richmond Ind tournament ended with Ira B. Post leading all three days by breaking 462 targets. W J Grant and C E Fort followed with 455 and 452 respectively, O F Britton 451, L H Reid 442, while Reid posted the best exhibition by hitting 102 of 105 targets. Other sports are on page six.
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Commercial Tribune
Richmond
Ind
Ira B. Post
Spencerville
W. J. Grant
Union City
C. E. Fort
Findlay
Runnels Beaten by Heno in a Drive at Sheepshead Bay
Heno wearing screen and orange of W. S. Falshawe won the Reapers' Stake at Sheepshead Bay on Sept 5. He also set a track record for 1 mile 3 sixteenths in 1 59 2 5, two-fifths off the old mark. Runnels led early, but Heno surged to win by a half length with Caughnawaga two lengths back. Mabel Winn won the fifth race, bidding up to 3000 dollars with John Dubois securing the mare.
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Landry
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Shea
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Lonny Beilwow
New York
Heno
W. S. Falshawe
John A. Drake
Ndt
Caughnawaga
Big Gun
Sécon Epoene 2
John Dubois
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