Giants Edge Pirates in rough 4 to 0 game at press time
Across a lively ballpark, Pittsburg players crowd the stands as Devlin drives in runs but errors and wild throws mar the Giants win. McGinnity relief, Key hits by Doyle and Kane fuel a four run tally while Chicago takes a different path to a 7 to 2 win over Brooklyn at Washington Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father
Giants
Pittsburg
McGrawe
Needham
Bresnahan
Maddox
Dummy Taylor
Thomas
Leach
Doyle
Clarke
Bridwell
Kane
Wilson
Gibson
Clark
Devlin
Dogie
Herzog
Shanman
Spike
Spikey
Mix mi
Bby
McGinni
Aylor
Little Leach
Seymour
Rurning
McGinnity
Tittsboro
New York
Wagner
Abbaticchio
Taylor
Tenney
Broadway Stores Change Address in Uptown Move
A terse notice lists Rocers Peer and Company three Broadway stores with new locations including 34th Street Warren Street and 13th Street and 32nd Street corner N E, noting uptown address changes and telephone contact 258 842 1302.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocers, Peer & Company
34Th St. Warren St
32Nd St
N. E. Corner
Baseball box score summary from Boston and Philadelphia game
Box score lines show R H E and innings for Philadelphia versus Boston and Cincinnati. Batteries listed as Raymond and Hostetter versus Moren and Dooin at Boston with umpires Rigler, John Stone. In Boston game Ferguson and Graham with Coakley and McLean behind them, umpire Rudderham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.H.E
Boston
Cincinnati
Ferguson
Graham
Coakley
McLean
Mr. Rudderham
Tigers Raise Pennant as They Top Yankees 5 to 2
Detroit celebrates its first pennant in twenty years and a 5 to 2 win over the New York Yankees. Manning pitched well but Detroit fielding errors aided the visitors. Donovan earned the win as Ban Johnson reinstated manager Hugh Jennings and Wild Bill Donovan. Attendance swelled with veterans and amateur clubs in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Detroit
Mich
Tigers
Yankees
Manning
Donovan
Ban Johnson
Hugh Jennings
Bill’’ Donovan
Sam Thompson
Baldwin
Charlie Zennett
Gen. Trowbridge
Unclear historic league results listed for multiple cities
The record lists pairings and scores across the New York State League and American Association from cities including Baltimore Jersey City Newark Rochester Toronto Syracuse Scranton Binghamton Troy Utica Albany Columbus St Paul Louisville Kansas City Indianapolis Milwaukee Toledo Minneapolis. Scores shown: 4 3 7 2 3 1 6 0 1 0 etc. The fragment implies regional baseball standings with multiple matchups and outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
St. Paul
Louisville
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Minneapolis
Connecticut League Scores From Recent Matches
In New Britain Meriden defeated New Britain 3 to 1. At New Haven Springfield tied 4 to 4. Hartford beat Bridgeport 9 to 2. Waterbury won 8 to 7 over Holyoke at Waterbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Britain
Meriden
New Haven
Springfield
Hartford
Bridgeport
Waterbury
Holyoke
Unclear Match Pairings From Regional Scores
Readable lines show multiple regional results with teams and scores. Notable entries include Lynn-Lynn 3 Haverhill 1 and Lowell-Lawrence 8 Lowell 3, Worcester-Fall River 3 Worcester 0, Brockton-Brockton 6 New Bedford 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Haverhill
Lowell
Lawrence
Worcester
Fall River
Brockton
New Bedford
Tri State League Scores Reported Across Cities
In Harrisburg Reading leads Harrisburg 16 to 9. Williamsport defeats Lancaster 5 to 2. Altoona beats Wilmington 2 to 1. Johnstown hosts Trenton 7 to 1 with incomplete final details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Reading
Williamsport
Lancaster
Willamsport
Altoona
Wilmington
Johnstown
Trenton
Six Favorites Win at Brooklyn Track No Public Betting Day
On the Brooklyn track the six favorites all won on the first day of the feast amid no public betting and light wagering. Armiak won the Hanover Stakes at a mile and a quarter while Big Chief led most of the mile and a quarter handicap but Frank Gill faltered, allowing Big Chief to finish first by a length with Juggler second. The card also featured the Hanover Stakes and a tennis championship with Miss Edna Wildey and Miss Natalie Wildey clinching women's doubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Hanover
Armiak
Marie Abe
New Orleans
Prudent
Marse Abe
Intervene
Paradise Queen
Frank Gill
Big Chief
Frank Gills
Juggler
Jubilee
Harrigan
J. Lee
Uncle Jim
Musgrave
Voodoo
Miller
Notter
Merise
I Burns
Trois Temp
E. Dugan
Albertinus
Yorke
Musical Man
Horner
Plaudit Dorothy Hampton
John E. Madden
King Castle
E. Helder
Jimmy Lane
Kelleher
Proe Banner
J Lynch
Seeees
Bannell
O. Heider
Bop Aanstae
Queen of Knight
Sampson
Cuban
Higgins
Tenny
P. J. Rainey
William Garth
Caceccesses
McCarthy
Amri
Dol Ee
McDaniel
Erbet
Fulton
E Wamboro
Fr. Dugan
Gladys Louise
T. Koerner
Armenth
J.bloomer
Elkwood Stable
J. J. Hyland
G. Burns
We Expo High Ranrze
Shreve
Ch. c
Bvom Oy Se Cannes Bee
Iaptea Ese
Ellisdale
Percy
Don Creole
Ch. Ce
Pontiac Madeline
The
Castle Stable
Thomas Rel
Edna Wildey
Natalie Wildey
West Side
Elsie Little
Louise Hammond
Gustave F. Touchard
Ross Burchard
G. F. Touchard
Alexander Ammond
Richard _H. Palmer
Harry Torrance
Irving C. Wright
R. H Palmer
C. M. Bull, Jr
H. C. Martin
M. Goldman
G. F. Salimer
Harry Torrance, Jr
Iving C. Wright
O. M. Bostwick
A. J. Shaw
Raymond D. Leonard
Edgar W. Leonard
B.P. Fuller
J. C. Tomlinson, Jr
Union Country Club Triumphs Over Staten Island in Close Finish
D A Gibson starred with seven wickets for 42 and 52 not out as Union Country Club beat Staten Island Cricket Club by nine runs at S ingstor. J Larmett was 59 not out, and E F Goddard added two for 16 as Radford led Staten Island with 32 and Kershaw 31 not out. Meanwhile Manhattan Club fell to New York Veterans by 70 runs at Prospect Park, A J G Cook took six for 16, Barnes four for 18, Harding 38, Escobar 14. Oxenham three for 17 and Hayman three for 40 for Manhattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Gibson
Union Country Club
Staten Island Cricket Club
S’ingstor
Jerseyites
J. Larmett
Larmett
E. F. Goddard
Staten Island
B. Harding
J. N. Escobar
Manhattan
H. A. Oxenham
G. W. Hayman
Prague Masters Tie as Duras and Schlechter Share Win
The international chess masters tournament in Prague ends with a first place tie between O S Duras and Carl Schlechter after a final round 2 0 draw. Each netted 14 1 2 points of 18 and split 7 000 crowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
Bohemia
O. S. Duras
Carl Schlechter
Vienna
Attell Moran Bout Set for Labor Day at Mission Street Arena
Announcement states Abe Attell and Owen Moran will fight twenty rounds at the Mission Street Arena in San Francisco on Labor Day. The bout starts at 2 30 P M with a 122 pound weigh in and James J Jeffries named referee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Attell
Owen Moran
Mission Street Arena
San Francisco
James J. Jeffries
Birmingham Leads Open Golf Test At Wykagyl Club
T V Birmingham Wykagyl Club champion wins first round match 6 up 4 to play over J W Raymond at New Rochelle. He scores 77 on the front eighteen and 79 on the back to total 156 tying Jerome Travers for amateur record as Travers withdraws before first round draw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. V. Birmingham
Wykagyl
New Rochelle
J. W. Raymond
Dyker Meadow
Birmingham
Jerome D. Travers
Travers
James R. Turner
H. V. Gaines
Turner
Gaines
Channing Floyd
van Cortlandt Park
Wykagyl Cup
C. R. Gillett
H. B. Wood
Columbia
J. W. White
Flushing
New York
S. D. Bangs
Brooklawn
A. M. Kinsley
Oneida
A. J Watson
Dunwoodie
McLaughlin
Scarsdale
C. S. Brown
Salghill
Apawarmis
G. K. Maltby
A. Barker
Robert Douglas, Jr
C. M. Relyea
C. W. Inslee
LE. H. Hart
G. L. Conley
Siwanoy
J.H. Phillips
P. B. Clark
R. M. Hamilton
W. A. Knight
St. Augustine
Allen Lechtenheim
Henry Hering
Apawamis
FH. Vv. Seggerman
Midland
F. W. Doty, Jr
Wee Burn
Joseph Hardie
M. J. Condon
R. Day
W. A. Selter
Gwyer
Nichols
M. P. Watson
Sears
Seggerman
Smith
Hardie
Day
A.&. Hoyt
H. W. Pratt
J. L. Gwyer, Jr
John F. Potter
R. R. Mainlock
Fox Wills
A. Speakman
M. 8. Brown
Fox Hills
H. L. Stratton
A. Briste
Wykasyl
G. E. Widner
Philip ©. Pointir
Elizabeth
F. €. Denning
Crescent
George Bowly
Spring Lake
W. R. Delmore
Robert Giles
A. H H. Johnson
Hoyt
M. S.brown
Pointer
Briste
Bowly
Giles
New England tennis crown contested after Yale duel
H L West of New York advances to face Theodore Pell for the cup after winning three straight sets over George Nettleton of Yale in the New England championship. Pell and Gross win the doubles, and Capt J Dieges of the Twenty second Regiment to accompany the U S team to the Olympic Games as a leading timekeeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
H. L. Westfal
New York
New England
Theodore R. Pell
George H. Nettleton
Yale
New Yorker
Pell
Gross
Providence
Inman
Howard
Westial
Nettleton
J. Dieges
Twenty-second Regiment
Multiple Thoroughbred Races Listed With Odds and Participants
A compact rundown of several race events for different age groups and distances. It lists horses by name with assigned weights or odds, along with race types such as selling and allowances. The page covers first through seventh races on a card, including names like Atoma Inez Sister Chaperon Sister Phyllis Gliding Belle and many more with various entries and classifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atoma
Inez
Phyllis
Hanonia
Rose Beaumont
Grania
Beauty Bright
Tremont
Statesman
Torbellino
Fredonia
Rossfenton
Selectman
Sir Martin
Robhbin
Wales
Wales Shae Fayette
Tim Hillside
Annetta M
Waterbury
Chief Hayes
Draculum
Tony Monero
Monfort
Spooner
Killiecrankie
Minnie Adams
Welbourne
Rockstone
Judge Ermentrout
Fielder
Lady Corinne
Blackbridge
Monocle
Rosario
Dika
Oe Yond
Miles
Jack Atkin
Gretna Green
Montgomery
Don Enrique
Chapultepec
Amundsen
King James
Kempton
Armandine Seceee
Don Ottario
Bolando
Voltrome
Athletic Girls Break Records at Brooklyn Manual Training HS Meet
Miss A Gubner, a first year student, swept events setting new marks in the fifty yard dash 71 feet ball toss and baseball throw at the second annual track meet at Commercial Field Brooklyn The meet featured relay races between midget boys and girls and saw multiple records fall with EF Deasy also excelling in 100 yards and broad jumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manual Training High School of
Brooklyn
Commercial Field
A. Gubner
L. Jackson
Miss Gubner
Miss Mohle
Pb. Wood
Miss Sharp
R. Mackey
Miss Johnson
W. Reiner
Deasy
E. Berger
Wood
M. McDonald
L.flix
L. Tighe
L. Blix
F. Deasy
M. Jones
J. Blume
A. Jones
L. Sharp
G. Cushing
G. Cooper
E. Cleary
A. Guhner
Miss Gaukrodger
L. Lee
D. Wood
R. Mackay
L. Johnson
M.jones
F. McMahon
C. Hunter
Hazel Terrell
Frances Upham
Miss McDonald
Cushing
L. Murtha
Miss McMahon
E. McMahon
Miss Tighe
G. Linder
F. Upham
E Mohle
H. Terrell
Brooklyn marksman wins New York City Cup at Elmira shoot
J Martin of Brooklyn captured the New York City Cup for the top amateur total average with a 464 score in the New York State Sportsmen's Association event held in Elmira over three days. Oneida County Gun Club No. 1 won the Dean Richmond trophy for the best score by a three man team with 70 of 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmira
N. Y
J. Martin
Brooklyn
New York State Sportsmen’s Association
Oneida County Gun Club
Thresmen
New Haven Polo Defeats Philadelphia at Bala
The New Haven polo team beat the Philadelphia Country Club 19 to 8 at Bala in a special match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New Haven, Conn
Philadelphia Country Club
Bala
Local auto firms advertise sale pricing and contact details
Multiple merchants including Marion Overland Co and Baker Motor Vehicle list cut price autos and contact numbers at 8 Park Place and Broadway locations. George J. Grossman is listed with addresses on Broadway near 49th and 51st Streets plus a Columbus contact, highlighting sales and supply services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Overland Co
Autocar Sales Co
Park Place
Baker Motor Vehicle
O.of N
51St St
CADILLAC _ CORBIN ELMORE
Holtan Company
FIA
West 49Th St
Bryant Frayer Miller
Garford Hee
Bryane
Trent
Nees Caiman
Wanes
Bryant Tackson
Glide Sarsaa
Lozier Pyocae
L. Ripouteau
Mercedes
Midland
Broadway
48Th St
Real Tire
Connoy
West End
N.J. Overlan Marion Overland Co
John W
Pope-Tuleuo
woBlanchard
Mer
Flatbush Av
Prospect
Cimiotti Brothers
Pullman
Simplex
Carl Quinby
Newark
Renaul Renault Freres
57Th St
Lacroix
Gen
Mgr
Royal Touris
Swos
Tel
Tats Rives
Thomas
Sato
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Ww. W. Aulick
New Yorks
Shannon
Donlin
Weener
Leymont
Abbat'o
Orresh'n
Dham
Divell
Merkle
Crandaly
rlTavior
Pittsh
St. Louis
Washington
Chicago
Cleveland
Detrot
W. L. Pic
Phila
Ragged Fielding
Washington Park
Pastorius
Na ‘Evers
Burch
Hofman
Patieer
Lewis
Tinker
Gergen
Reulb
Pastor's
Holmes
Beookemn
A. S. Senden
Evers
Chance
Schulte
Chance Steinfeldt
Maloney
Steinfeldt
Old Timers
Niles
Keeler
Killifer
OrRall
Schmidt
Stahl
O'Leary
Conroy
Blair
Moriarty
Egb
Cochen Ts Acini
McIntyre
Crawford
New_York
Messrs. Sheridan and
Egan
Joe
Joss and Clarke
Winter, Pruitt
Criger
Mr. O'Loughlin
Owen and Sullivan
Krause
Powers
Mr. Connolly
R.h.e.st Kala
Waddell
Stephens
Falkenberg
Hughes
Burns
Kelley
Street
Messrs. Evans and Hurst
Baltimore
Jersey City
Rochester
Buffalo
Toronto
Montreal
New York State League
Wilkesbarre
Syracuse
Scranton
Binghamton
Troy
J. and
Utica
Albany
American Association
Tri-State League
Besom
Blacksheep
Av Lang
Queen Marguerite
Ieee
Ida D
Ened ‘Triumph
Orcagna
Ashenden
John Marrs
Citizen
Chandler
Ben Brush
Noonday
Southwell Stable
H. Spence
Yorkville Beau
E. Ducan
Acaena Montauk
Polanco
Eres
Gramsar
Cece
Disaster
Green Hill
Hurley
Faran d'Or
Rampage
Mirdli
Bigot
Grace Cameron
Hamburg-Yorkville Belle
H. P. Whitney
A. J. Joyner
Wildey
Frederick B. Alexander
Harold H. Hackett
Miss Little
A. H. McCarthy
A. G. Hamilton
A. G. Miles
Stephen C. Millett
Louise. Hammond
Raymond D. Little
Union County Club Cricket Victors
Attell and Moran
Westfal
Dieges
Gravesend
Gurner
of Manual Training High School
12Th Streets
Keep Neeks Co
ACME
Cordner & Flinn
76Th St
Autocar Auto Supplies
Baker Baker Electric Yy
Tia St
Young's
Houston St
Produce Exchange
Dey St
14Th St
Fifth Ave
Nassau Street
Fulton St
28Th St
36Th St
42D St
NEW York A. C. Games
Travers Island
New York Athletic Club
London
Iish-Americans
Mercury Footers
Lawson Robertson
Rector
Hillman
Dray
Gilbert
Flanagan
Metrath
Brookdale
44Th St
L. ER. R
Bee
East W.Y
Bridge
Ith Am Culver
City Hall
Ikridge St
Fultop
Séth St
Aea
Cineiinat
Kasner
Bnew
Sundey
Cws
Aryaat
Thomas Detroi
H. P
Lon
Len
Baltimore-Hagerst
Wilkes-Barre
Denver
Bay State
Harry S. Houpt Company
Clipton Ave
N. J
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