Giants Win Streak Continues Despite Pittsburg Loss
In a National League card of yesterday games New York and Pittsburg tied 5 5 while Chicago beat Brooklyn 10 to 2 and Philadelphia edged Cincinnati 4 to 2 St Louis defeated Boston 4 to 1 The Giants see Bresnahan and McGraw removed as a small crowd watches Pittsburg fall 5 to 3 Standing show New York leading with .618 and Cincinnati at .491 next in line Boston Chicago St Louis Philadelphia Brooklyn and Pittsburg with varying records.
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New York
Pittsburg
Chicago
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Boston
P.C
Philaphia
Sv Sakes
Cal W. L. B.C
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Giants Triumph Over Pittsburg In 5-3 Victory
New York Giants beat Pittsburg 5 to 3 in a second straight win as crowds dwindled. McGraw clashed with umpire O Day. Bresnahan, Doyle, and Tenney delivered key hits while Pittsburg rallied with early runs but failed to sustain a late challenge. The Giants seized control early and stretched their lead, leaving Pittsburg unable to match them.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
New York Giants
New York
Pittsburgs
Giants
John McGraw
O’day
McGraw
Stesnahan
Doyle
Gibson
Leach
Bresnahan
Maddox
Ltesnahan
Tenney
Storke
Abby
Devlin
Wilson
Clarke
Wagner
Abbie’s
Donlin
Crandall
Needham
Bridwell Delivers as Pittsburg Clinches Victory Over New York
In a tense contest Pittsburg defeats New York with Bridwell's clutch swing. Devlin and Seymour spark late scoring as Pittsburg builds on two important hits. Maddox struggles on the mound while Crandall yields runs and secures the win with solid defense and timely hits from Abbaticchio and Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
New York
Thomas
Tenney
Teach
Doyle
A Eg Clarke
Wagener
Doniin
Storke
Seymour
Wilson
Devlin
Sibson
l'Barry
Maddox
B'dwell
Crandall
Chicago Defeats Brooklyn in Rough Chicago Victory
Chicago beat Brooklyn 10 to 2 as Bell struggled and was relieved by Rucker. Ruelbach pitched well for Chicago. Key hits included Sheckard with two, Lumley and Ruelbach driving in runs. Home run by Jordan and solid defense limited Brooklyn to four runs. Time of game about one hour forty-two minutes.
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Chicago
Brooklyn Today
Bell
Rucker
Ruelbach
Sheehan
Glovered
Brooklyn
Sheckard
Lumley
Jordan
Schulte
Moran
Hofman
Tinker
Evers
Pell
Messrs. Rudderkham and
Emsile
Fragmentary Neighbors and Firms Listed in City Notices
Readable fragments from Cincinnati and St. Louis listings show names such as Baveies-Coridon Doolin Ewing Volz Schlel and R H E St Louis with multiple numbers and references to batteries and individuals like Dorner Linda man Chappelle and Graham. The text appears to be partial classifieds or notices with scattered figures and names.
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R. E. Papeeobie
Cincinnati
Baveies
Coridon
Doolin
Ewing
Volz
Schlel
Yanks Take Another Beat St Louis 3 to 1
AMERICAN LEAGUE results from yesterday show New York defeating St Louis 3 to 1. Delehanty's spectacular catch hampered an opponent, adding to a busy schedule with Chicago at Boston and other cross league pairings listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Delehanty
Standings and St. Louis Win Mirror Baseball Notes
The article recaps a baseball session at American League Park focusing on St. Louis versus New York, praising Delehanty and Ball for key plays and noting a 3-1 final score. It describes critical in innings, hits by Hartzell, Ferris, and Ball, injuries, and crowd reactions. It also lists box scores and game details from St. Louis, New York, Boston, Philadelphia, and Chicago games with pitchers, batters, and outcomes.
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Delehanty
Ball
Yankee
American League Park
St. Louis
Jones
Howell
Stone
Hartzell
Jonsey
Heidrick
Donny
Eva
Hemphill
Laporte
Frank
Pittsburg
W. W. Aulick
Giants
New York
Qcconroy
Rf&ss
Chase
Ferris
H'phill
Wallace
Sch'tzer
Del'nty
Will
Mor’tv
Ee Ee Ae Ae Smith
Sslcoe
Kleinow
Manning
Schweitzer
Tsi So Oinin
Mellveen
Williams
Smith
Conroy
Mr. Connolly
Annis Buys Grand Rapids Club
Grand Rapids Central League Club sold by Louisville owner Phil Arnold to Bert Annis president of the South Bend Club. The deal was completed by wire this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids, Mich
Grand Rapids
Phil Arnold
Louisville
Bert Annis
South Bend
Burns Anxious To Meet Johnson In Sydney Fight Discussed
Sydney Aug 25 Tommy Burns who yesterday defeated Bill Squires says he is anxious to meet Jack Johnson in Sydney. Negotiations for a match are under way. Baseball Today 4 PM Americans vs Chicago at American League Park Ady.
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Sydney
Tommy ” Burns
Bill’? Squires
Jack" Johnson
Baseball Today
Chicago
Allen Winter Wins Trotting Derby at Readville Grand Circuit
Allen Winter driven by Lon McDonald won the American Trotting Derby at Readville Mass defeating Prince C San Francisco Ralph Wick and The Huntsman in a 50 000 purse handicap race. Final heat time 2 46 with eight heats and 20 000 in attendance.
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Readville
Mass
Allen Winter
M. H. Reardon
Indianapolis
Ind
Prince C
James Farley
New York City
San Francisco
P. W. Hodges
Pleasanton
Cal
Ralph Wick
the Huntsman
J. C. Drusen
Bardstown
Peter Balta
Harry B. Clarke
Fairmount
West Va
Sonoma Girl
Sweet Marie
Pete
Miss Lotta Crabtree
Sonoma
Conset
Lon McDonald
McDonald
Hedgewood Boy
Marvelleta
Harness Races at Wilkes Barre Fair Draw Large Crowd
Wilkesbarre Penn Aug 25 Twelve thousand persons attended the Luzerne County Fair races today. Track fast. 506 Trot Purse 590 Ryan won first heat and second and fourth heats and race Trivalla placed third Best time 27124 9 05 Pace Purse 900 Emiline won three straight heats Edna Wyoming second Fred third Best time 2 224
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Wilkesbarre
Penn
Luzerne County
Ryan
Paker
Trivalla
Emiline
Edna Wyoming
Fred
Elberfeld Still's Manager Speculation At Yankees
The Yankees sit low in the American League standings as talk grows of a new manager. Pitner Orth is released to return home to Lynchburg, Va., signaling a possible team overhaul. Stallings Murray and Jack Dunn have been mentioned as potential successors, though President Farrell says no selection has been made.
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Yankees
Pitener Orth
Lynchburg
Frank Farrell
Stallings
Newark
Murray
Philadelphia
Jack Dunn
Providence
Hilltop
Farrell
Elberfeld
Baseball Scores From Regional Leagues Across The Nation
Scores from multiple leagues report varied results including Rochester 3 Rochester 3 in 11 innings, Buffalo 11 Baltimore 0, Toronto 2 Providence 1, Montreal 2 Toronto 1 in 4 innings, plus several American Association, New York State, Connecticut, Tri State, Southern, and New England games with several games ending after darkness or in extra innings. Notable results include St Paul 6 Columbus 2, Milwaukee 1 Louisville 0, Minneapolis 2 Toledo 1, Kansas City 8 Indianapolis 1, Reading 8 Williamsport 4, Memphis 5 Montgomery 1, New Orleans 3 Atlanta 1 in 8 innings, and Lynn 4 Fall River 8. The day features many close scores and weather-impacted delays across regions.
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Rochester
Newark
Buffalo
Baltimore
Toronto
Providence
Montreal
Jersey City
American Association
St. Paul
Columbus
Milwaukee
Louisville
Minneapolis -Minneapolis
Toledo
Kansas City -Indianapolis
Kansas City
Elmira
Wilkesbarre
Scranton
Utica
Troy
Igi
Paes 'Ke
Albany
Syracuse
Johnstown
Memphis
Montgomery
Little Rock
Nashville
Mobile
Birmingham
New Orleans
Atlanta
New England
Lyn—Lynn
Fall
Haverhill
Alexander Beats Clothier In All Comers Semi Final
Frederick B. Alexander of New York defeated William J. Clothier of Philadelphia in straight sets to reach the finals of the all comers National lawn tennis tournament at the Casino. He advances to face Beals C. Wright of Boston, who beat Nathaniel Emerson of Chicago in four sets. Wright is a prior champion and Alexander never before reached the finals.
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Newpoyt
R. I
Casino
Frederick B. Alexander
New York
William J. Clothier
Philadelphia
Alexander
Beals C. Wright
Boston
Nathaniel Emerson
Chicago
Wright
Clothier
Vantage
Philadelphian
Alexader
Emerson
Alexander-Clothier
Alexander Clothier
S.cosee
Ccevreret
F. B. Alexander
J. Clo
Thief
B. c. Wright
Bston
Nathaniel Merson
Bar Harbor State tennis doubles semis narrow field
The Bar Harbor State championship men doubles at the Swimming Club advanced to the semi finals with fast play. Potter and Gregg defeated Rogers and Count Torok 6-4 10-12 8-6 in a best match, while Pearson brothers beat Higginson Frelinghuysen and Kawasaki Dixon beat Pratt Brown 6-4 8-0.
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New York Times
Bar Harbor
Robert Potter
Gregg
Rogers
Count Torok
Potter
Pearson Brothers
Higginson
Frelinghuysen
Kawasaki
Dixon
Pratt
Brown
Philadelphia
J. T. Pratt
E. Pennington Pearson
Frederick Pearson
Barnwell
Nickerson
Henry Mellon
Kuhn
Robert S. Potter
East Jersey Lawn Tennis Championship Begins at Elizabeth Town Club
The East Jersey Lawn Tennis Association championship began yesterday at the Elizabeth Town and Country Club. Three women’s singles matches were decided with Miss Bogert beating Miss Frank 8-6 6-3, Miss Marcus defeating Miss Handy 6-0 2-6 6-4, and Miss Moore defeating Miss Lea 6-3 6-3. Men’s matches start tomorrow.
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East Jersey Lawn Tennis Association
Elizabeth Town and Country Club
Miss Bogert
Miss Frank
Miss Marcus
Miss Handy
Miss Moore
Miss Lea
Wingate Named Grand Marshal for Olympic Parade
Gen George W Wingate has been appointed Grand Marshal of the Saturday parade honoring American Olympic athletes. The Military Committee meets to assign divisions as organizations vie for positions. Only national colors will be allowed, with club banners at the head. The parade will include battalions from multiple National Guard regiments, regimental bands, Naval Reserves, the Irish Volunteers, and artillery detachments for the salute. About 4750 dollars have been raised, far short of needs, prompting urgent appeals to swell the fund. Contributions may be sent to Controller Metz or Secretary W P McLaughlin at City Hall.
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George W. Wingate
Major Dixon
National Guard of New York
Naval
Trish
Metz
W. P. McLaughlin
City Hall
Polo Championship Entries Narrowed For Season
The National polo championship excitement fades as only one event remains the junior championship. Bryn Mawr withdrew and several leading clubs did not enter the senior title and Astor Cup, leaving New Haven versus Squadron A to play at Van Cortlandt Park on Saturday September 5.
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Bryn Mawr
New Haven
Squadron A
van Cortlandt Park
Westchester Leopards Triumph Over Myopia in Polo Duel
In Newport on August 25 at the Westchester Polo Club the Leopards beat Myopia Second 7 to 6 in a tightly contested Newport cup event. Harold C. Phipps of Meadow Brook boosted the Leopards, while Tweed and Shaw starred for Myopia. Referee Louis Stoddard.
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New York Times
Newport
R. I
Westchester Polo Club
Westchester Leopards
Myopia
Leopards
Harold C. Phipps
Meadow Brook
Tweed
Shaw
Ambrose Clark
Harrison Tweed
Burden
Watson Webb
Adelbert Ames, Jr
H. C. Phipps
Maplewood Golfers Triumph In Close Waumbek Match
In Jefferson New Hampshire on August 25 Maplewood defeated Waumbek 9 holes to 4 at the Waumbek course. It decided a three match series with each side taking one win previously. An interested gallery watched the paired play and scores listed Maplewood players Brown Gates McCann Owens Trowbridge Fink and W Johnson against Waumbek’s Punderford Williams Richard Nichols and others.
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New York Times
Jefferson, N. H
Maplewood
Waumbek
Owens
Opistio Wairons
Oin'eu Hee
Brown
W. Johnson
Punderford
Gates
Williams SS
Eae Richard
O McCann
M. Owens Stieeseees
Trowbridge
Eedane Rae
Western Colt Stakes Handicapped In Knickerbocker Event
The Knickerbocker announces the stake handicap for the Western Colt Stake, detailing adjustments to weights assigned to participating juveniles and the anticipated draw for the field. Officials emphasize fairness and competitive balance for the upcoming race meeting.
Five Favorites Beaten at Yonkers Empire City Racetrack
At Yonkers Empire City yesterday six races showcased upsets led by Dick Roller ousting Footpad in the Knickerbocker Handicap as the Western entrant overcame the favored Keene Futurity colt. Nimbus won the sprint handicap, Cymbal upset Black Oak in race five, and Rockstone led the four year olds in the final event.
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Empire City
Keene
Footpad
Dick Roller
Yonkers
Notter
Erder
Erbet
Sudden
Dick Toter
Nimbus
King Cobalt
Don Iinrique
Cymbal
Civita
Siskin
D. U. Kid
May -Riven
Gliding Lelie
Granta
iMimer Boy
Lady Bute
Rassfenton
Billy Bodemer
Iran
Liu
Thoroughbred Racecard Details for Six Furlongs to Mile and a Sixteenth
Six race program listing horses with weights, riders, and eligible entries for three year olds and up. Includes Besom Goldproof Sir Toddington Notasulga and others in the first race. White Grimaldi Sunfire D Arkle Monocle Astor D Or Cymbal Campaigner and more in the second. two year olds in the third. Melrose Stakes in the fourth. four year olds and up in the fifth. and a final selling for three year olds and up in the sixth with apprentice allowance noted.
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Besom
Goldproof
Sir Toddington
Notasulga
Golding
Robin Hood
Biskra
White
Grimaldi
Sunfire
D’arkle
Monocle
Astor D'Or
David Warfield
Lasata
Star” Thistle
Alaskan
Tiuble
St. Withold
Ethelda
Honesty
Brother Jonathan
Killiecrankie
Moquette
Laliv
Castlewood
Woodcraft
Golden Shore
Black Oak
Lord Stanhope
Comedienne
Milford
Durham versus Gentlemen of Philadelphia ends in Philadelphia win
In Sunderland on August 25 the Durham County team faced the Gentlemen of Philadelphia. The Philadelphians were all out for 110, Durham dismissed for 41, a 106 run victory for Philadelphia. King took six for twelve, Horéern four for twenty four.
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Sunderland
Durham County
Gentlemen of Philadelphia
Hain
Philadelphians
King
Horéern
Fourteen Brighton Cars Enter Brighton Beach Race
The Brighton Beach twenty four hour race drew fourteen cars, with E R Thomas and Frank Stearns pressuring entries while sanction issues arose. H A Lozier and Wyckoff Church & Partridge entered despite opposition as others, including Isotta, Simplex, and Fiat teams, prepared for the event with cash prizes and supporting races on September 16.
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Brighton Beach
E. R. Thomas
Harry S. Houpt
American Automobile Association
Frank Stearns
Wyckoff, Church & Partridge
H. A. Lozier
H.A. Lozier
Wychorg Church & Partridge
The
Motor Racing Association
Fiat
Paul Lacroix
Renaigt
Palmer & Singer
Simplex
C. M. Hamilton
Isotta
L. C. Mus
Xowicx
Alien-Kingston
New York
Continental Caoutchouc Company
Lids
Duffy Fails In Twenty One Mile Sandy Hook Swim
Deputy William J. Duffy of the Internal Revenue Service tried to swim from the Brooklyn Bridge to Sandy Hook. He logged five hours twelve minutes in the water, covering nearly fourteen miles, but heavy head seas halted progress near Shoals Light. Duffy is 55, a former New York Athletic Club runner, and paused at Governor's Island, Thirty-ninth Street, Crescent Athletic Club, Fort Hamilton, and Coney Island Point before abating near Shoals Light.
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William J. Duffy
Internal Revenue Department
Brooklyn Bridge
Coney Island
Sandy Hook
Shoals
Duffy
New York Athletic Club
Webb
English Channel
New York
the Battery
Sandy Hoox
Lhirty
Gypsy
Milton White
Columbia Yacht Club
George Braun
Walter Starck
Peter Ussher
Frank Forman
Governor's Island
Thirty-ninth Street Ferry Landing
Brooklyn
Crescent Athletic Club
Fort Hamilton
Coney Island Point
Fortmeyer Recovers From Blood Poisoning After Regatta
Frei A. Fortmeyer secretary of the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen is convalescing after a severe blood poisoning incident. He attended the national regatta at Springfield where a blister on his foot worsened. neglect of the wound led to swelling and infection despite heroic treatment.
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Frei A. Fortmeyer
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Fortmeyer
Regitta
Springfield
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Thusher & Son
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