Baseball results from yesterday across leagues
American League games included a 4 2 Chicago win over Detroit and a 4 1 New York victory over Philadelphia. National League action saw New York top Brooklyn 6 1 and Philadelphia defeat Boston 7 2. American Association highlights featured Milwaukee 12 over St Paul 7 with Kansas City shutout 0 by Minneapolis 19. The Sox edged Detroit in an extra innings affair and the Giants of the Nationals claimed victory, keeping leaders in place.
White Sox Win Second Inning Game
The White Sox defeated Detroit in a tough game yesterday. National leaders added to their averages as Pittsburgh also posted a victory while positions remained unchanged.
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Pittsburg
Daily Baseball Scores and Matchups Listed
Teams scheduled today include Chicago at Detroit St Louis at Cleveland New York at Boston Philadelphia at Washington in the National League and Chicago at St Louis Boston at Philadelphia Brooklyn at New York Cincinnati at Pittsburg Milwaukee at Kansas City St Paul at Minneapolis Columbus at Toledo Louisville at Indianapolis in the American League standings show Cleveland trailing with a .586 percentage while others hover in the .49 to .56 range.
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Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
New York
Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
National
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
American Association
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
Columbus
Indianapolis
Louisville
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Beville
Dunleavy
Theobald
J. Meyers
Siever and
Livingston
Halla and Peitz
Byers and Block
Crutcher, Carter and Brown
Battery Duel Ends in Victory for Flaherty Chappelle and Graham
Batteries Flaherty Chappelle and Graham overcome Foxen Moren and Doo in a Philadelphia matchup. Pittsburg game shows RHE team edges 41 to 6 in a lopsided result with limited scoring.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Flaherty, Chappelle and
Graham
Foxen, Moren
Dooin
Batteries Across Cities Drive A J Nusbaum Note
Cured hay fever and summer cold by Fo ley's Honey and Tar in the yellow package. O T Erhart of Batesville Indiana cites personal success with the remedy after ineffective prior medicines. The item lists multiple Batteries entries and includes endorsements from readers.
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A. J. Nusbaum
Batesville
Indiana
Foley
O. T. Erhart
Brighton Club Abandons Meet
W A Engeman president of the Brighton Beach Racing Association will not use the six days granted by stewards last January. The Brighton cup and the $50 000 Produce and the Triumph stakes will be abandoned. Horsemen at Sheepshead Bay called for Gravesend or Empire City to run Brighton’s six days with a $2 500 daily overnight program.
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New York
W. A. Engeman
Brighton Beach Racing Association
Jockey Club
Sheepshead Bay
Gravesend
Empire City
Brighton
Tabitha praises Goldseeent Pilour biscuits
Samantha notes enduring bargain counter habit while Tabitha praises biscuits from Goldseeent Pilour as excellent.
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Tabitha
Samantha
Hawley's Team Drops Uponer in Nine Inning Scramble
La Crosse must win one of two to secure second place as Wausau keeps win streak. Madison, Green Bay, Freeport and Oshkosh in chase with key matchups today. Pitcher Fred Liese shut down Hawley while La Crosse escaped with a ninth inning run and limited Madison to early scoring, attendance light despite Ladies Day.
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la Crosse
Madison
Green Bay
Wausau
Freeport
Rockford
Oshkosh
Fond du Lac
Senators
Fred Liese
Hawley
Watson
Howell
Leise
Letcher
Whitmore
Martin
Armstrong
Baseball summary from Wausau GB game final score
Wausau 1 Green Bay 2 final. Two base hits Saxe Stickney Lang. Three base hits McAuley Gardner. Sacrifice Kernan. Struck out Dunbar six times Vance four. Walks Dunbar two Vance two. Lang hit by pitch. Time 1 35. Attendance 1200. Umpire Conley.
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R. H. A. B. Graves
Tracey
Duchien
Safford
Becker
Eberle
Bond
Harms
Bues
Watson
la Crosse
Madison Eee
Whit- Summarymore
Leise
Cook
Whitmore
Letcher
Howell
Madison
Wees
Curtis, Johnson
White
Groh
Ee Bubser
Fond du Lac
Ss Lynch
Ee Wisser
Kutina
Ewes McDonnell
Ereee Leise
Schaub
Liese
Johnson
Gard
Dolan
Bubser
McDonnel
Hutton
Lippert
Converse
Palmer
Scott
Rockfordites
Freeport
Ce Ireland
Harrod
Fisk
Barlow
Rouse
Seeeeteeer Lohr
Cf Schoonhoven
Harmon
Wausau
Wis
H. P
A. E. Miller
Fox
McAuley
Gardner
Brady
Erickson
Buemiller
Ss Lang
Rf Dunbar
Green Bay
Saxe
Stickney
Lang
Kernan
Dunbar
Vance
Conley
Ketchel Recovering After Papke Fight
Stanley Ketchel is recovering from a severe beating by Papke in Los Angeles. Doctors say the long bout caused a nervous shock and prevented a return to fighting until after Christmas. He remains stiff and sore though in no longer in as serious condition as first reported.
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Los Angeles
Stanley Ketchel
Papke
Papker
M Mahon's Horse Sets Record at Woodland Park
Star Patch owned by Dick McMahon of Chicago broke the Woodland Park track record in the first heat of the free-for-all pace at the interstate fair. He clocked 2 04 4, fastest ever paced on an flown track, starting seventh, moving to fourth at half, and winning by a nose over Rollins. Other heat figures were 2 08 percent, 2 99 percent, and 2 08 percent.
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Sioux Falls
Star Patch
Dick McMahon
Chicago
Woodland Park
Rollins
Promise Breaking Takes Little Strength
A short aphorism notes that keeping a promise requires more character than breaking one, suggesting moral resolve matters more than physical power. It frames fidelity as a test of integrity rather than force.
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