Giants Break Even With Philadelphia Holiday Game
National League results recap with morning scores New York 5 Philadelphia 0 Pittsburg 9 St Louis Cincinnati 6 Chicago 9 Boston 1 Brooklyn 0 Afternoon games Philadelphia 2 New York 1 Pittsburg 7 St Louis 1 Chicago 4 Cincinnati 0 Schedule shows Brooklyn at New York Philadelphia at Boston Cincinnati at Chicago St Louis at Pittsburg Standings list New York 78 Chicago 76 Philadelphia 66 Pittsburg 61 Cincinnati 58 Boston 54 Brooklyn 46 St Louis 44 with various win loss percentages
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Pittsburg
St. Louis
T. Cincinnati
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Boston
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Phila
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Giants and Phillies Split Varied Baseball Tilt at Philadelphia
In a Philadelphia doubleheader Wiltie dominated the morning game as the Phillies fell 5 to 1, while Crandall pitched New York to a 2 to 1 afternoon win. The Giants staged a late rally in the final innings, Bransfield delivering a three-base swing that sent Magee home and sparked a crowd frenzy as the Quakers fell behind. Crandall held the Phillies scoreless through eight, with Donlin and Seymour each collecting a single off him early, and Bridwell and Tenney driving in the lone Giants run in the fifth.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Giants
Phillies
Wiltie
Crandall
New York
Warriors
McGraw
Titus
Tenney
Corridon
Magee
Bransfield
Donlin
Klein
Mathewson
Quakers
Seymour
Reher
Bridwell
Sammie Place
Clement
Fiddler
Dooin
Richie
Bargain Sale Offers Wide Range of Boys Clothes
The sale features Norfolk and double breasted suits in sizes 7 to 16, many $9.50 or more now reduced to 5.50, and Russian and sailor suits for ages 3 to 10 with prices cut from 6.50 to 3.50. Knee trousers, 85 cents now, Star negligee shirts and star blouses, and boys high shoes and oxfords heavily discounted. Broadways stores at Warren Street and 13th Street offer the bargains near City Hall and Union Square.
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Norfolk
Ninth inning rally seals Phillies loss to Giants
The Giants prevail in Philadelphia with a late rally, as Wiltse and Foxen hold off the Phillies. New York explodes in the ninth for key runs, while Bransfield and Knabe spark Philadelphia's late push but fall short in a 5 0 defeat.
Boston takes two 1-0 wins over Brooklyn in Labor Day twin bill
Pastorius held Brooklyn to one hit in the morning game as a walk and a sacrifice produced the only run. In the afternoon Chappelle’s four-hitter backed by Boston’s early fourth inning score secured a second 1-0 victory. Both games featured strong fielding with no misplays.
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Boston
Pastorius
Chappelle
Joe Kelley
Memphis
J . Brooklyn
Kelley
Han
Burch
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Happelle
Mr. Johnstone
Johnson
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Yankees
Slatsman
Youse
Evans
Hughes
Chesbro
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Laporte
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Conroy
Delehants
Hogg
Doyle
Philadelphia
Kidd
Hemphill
Unglaub
Delehanty
Clymer
Freeman
Cree
Warhop
Williamsport
Quinn
Richmond
Amen
W. W
Aulick
Saratoga Polo Team Triumphs Over Myopia
Saratoga won an easy 94 to 2 victory over Myopia in the Myopia Hunt Club tournament at Hamilton Mass. today. Myopia was given three handicap goals, but Saratoga’s smoother play made the allowance unnecessary.
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Hamilton
Mass
Saratoga
Myopia
Johnson again downs Yanks in straight games
Detroit extends lead in American League as Johnson defeats the Yankees again. Cleveland trims the Browns in two games while Chicago falls twice to the Indians.
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Browns
Chicago
Cleveland
Yanks top Washington in long doubleheader rout
In a heavy scores day, Washington loses two to New York 4 0 and 9 3 while Detroit beats St Louis 4 3 and 9 3, Boston edges Philadelphia 6 1 and 3 2, Cleveland sweeps Chicago 6 0 and 5 2. Johnson of Washington struggles as New York sweeps the series. Doyle and Chesbro dominate in the final game.
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Washington
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
St. Louis
Washington New York ABRH POA Box Score Clipped
The text shows a baseball box score with New York and Washington lineups, hitting, errors, and pitching details. Conroy is out on a batted ball, home runs by Blair, and multiple pitchers listed for each team across Boston Philadelphia Cleveland Detroit and Chicago games.
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McBride
Johnson
Conroy
u'Mellon
Raparte
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Rourke
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Washington
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Clymer
Doyle
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Billiard
Mr. Evans
Boston
Hamburg Belle Wins Hartford Charter Oak Classic in Record
Connecticut bred Hamburg Belle wins the ten thousand dollar Charter Oak trot at Hartford, setting a world three heat record 2.04percent and drawing 25000 spectators, Locust Jack her lone real rival with Spanish Queen breaking early. Final heat a walkover as Hamburg Belle trotted to a 2.04percent world record for this race.
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Hartford
Conn
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Jack Leyburn
Georgeria
Queen
Hamburg -Heile
Hamburg Belle
Be. m
Axworthy- Sallie Simmons
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Mcbkienry
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B. Davis
Slater
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J. Grady
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Aeppeliners Mae Hart
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Macy
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Ccarpenter
Neleyone
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Chitwood- Noretta
Sweet
Apt
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McHenry
Acake
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Bog
Mctuwen
Ea Eas Errr
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Geers
Fall rowing titles claimed in New England regatta
Worcester and Springfield won top honors at the twentieth annual Fall championship regatta on the Charles River amid high winds and rough water. The Riversides and the Metropolitans of New York swamped in the four-oared race, and several shells were unable to finish. John Hayes of Springfield and Frank Bagge of New York abandoned the novice singles as conditions worsened.
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Mass
Worcester
Springfield
New England Amateur Rowing Association
Charles River
New York
John Hayes
Frank Bagge
Acorn Athletic Club Wins Point Trophy at Ulmer Park Carnival
The Acorn Athletic Club of Brooklyn won the point trophy at the Seventh Assembly District Republican Club athletic carnival at Ulmer Park. Acorn A.C. scored 13 points to Xavier A.C.’s 9 with HL Heiland of Xavier notable for a 1 yard dash win and a third in the obstacle race. Frank Dunham of Acorn won the 600 yard handicap, edging John Hardmeyer by a yard. Multiple event summaries follow with times and placings for dash, run, obstacle, walk, and distance races.
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Acorn Athletic Club
Brooklyn
Ulmer Park
Acorn
Xavier Athletic Club
HL Heiland
Frank Dunham
John Hardmeyer
C. C. Dietrich
Hardmeyer
H. Heiland
Xavier A. C
G. Eckman
Acorn A. C
Edward Coyle
Xavier
Alfred Russell
Morris Evening H. S
W. M. Cook
Alexander Oliver
A. C
K. C. de Loiselle
New York
D. J. McCue
Holy Cross Lyceum
E.eisening
Mohawk A. C
John Golding
Mercury A. C
Robert D. Mitchell
William Kramer
G. Obermeyer
National A. C
Albert Raines
New West Side A. C
Horses Withdraw from 25000 Champion Stakes and Belmont Plans Emerge
A J Joyner says Hessian will not start in the 25000 Annual Champion Stakes citing training injuries. James R Keene reports Ballot also likely out, with Colin and Celt sidelined by Training mishaps. Westchester Racing Association weighs Belmont Fall meeting schedule and potential eight race days, four per week, with possible extra day if patronage allows. Brighton Beach Fall racing plans remain unsettled with possible Jockey Club oversight.
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Hessian
James R. Keene
Ballot
Colin
Celt
Westchester Racing Association
Belmont Park Track
Belmont
Westchester Club
Brighton Beach
Brighton
The
Jockey Club
Brighton Beach Association
Scores from multiple baseball leagues across cities
A series of morning and afternoon games listed for the New York State, Southern, and American Association leagues. Results include Utica, Syracuse, Elmira, Albany, Troy, Wilkes Barre, Nashville, Memphis, Birmingham, New Orleans, Atlanta, Montgomery, Indianapolis, Louisville, Columbus, Toledo, St Paul, Kansas City, Minneapolis, Milwaukee, and Buffalo versus Montreal among others with innings and doubleheaders noted.
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Montreal
Baltimore
Jersey City
Providence
Newark
Rochester
Toronto
New York
Utica
Syracuse
Elmira
Inghamton
Binghamton
Troy
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Wilkesbarre
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Milwaukee
Firestone Wins Omnium Handicap at Sheepshead Bay
California colt Firestone owned by Thomas H. Williams led all the way to win the Omnium Handicap for three-year-olds and up, new track record 1:51 2-5, Monfort second, Dorante third. Harrigan takes Golden Red Stakes for two-year-olds, Thistledale tops two-mile steeplechase. In earlier races, Toss of The Shotgun Purse goes to Tom McGrath. Denier wins Self-Protection Steeplechase, and Harrigan repeats in turf sprint with Fashion Plate second.
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Dorante
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H. R. Brandt
Fashion Plate
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Wapenewk
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Upton
John E. McMillan
Grapple
D'Arkle
Long Ball
Warfield
Dandy Dixon
Lady Selina
Sententious
Belmont
Racing card for Caughnawaga event with six races
The card lists six races with weights and entrants. The Caughnawaga Standicap includes Baby Wolf and Bar None among others in seven furlongs. the Louisette Purse features mares and three-year-olds. the Sapphire Stakes for two-year-olds. the September Stakes for three-year-olds. the Whimsical Purse for two-year-olds on turf. and the Bersan Purse for main track three-year-olds and up. Apprentice allowance noted in the Bersan Purse.
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Bar None
Westbury and Werry Maid
Angelus
Jeanne Are
Sir J. Johnson
Adrinche
Marathon
Beaucoup
Peter Quince
Black Mary
Lapward
Zignap
Miss’ Alert
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Aimee C
Laughing Eyes
Boema
Wild Refrain
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Fair Play
Big Chief
Gowan
Star Thistle
L. Wiggins
Floreal
Grania
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Civita
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Russellson
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Batsman
Terenia
Florence Jr
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Shrubb Leads Runners At New York Caledonian Games
Alfred Shrubb won the four mile open race at the fifty second annual New York Caledonian Club games in Washington Park Maspeth L I. The event featured Highland dress contests, caber throws, and banner scores with Louis Guerten, J W White, H A Albon and Robert Hallen among top finishers. Shrubb held two laps on Hallen as crowds cheered the endurance contest and Gnierten captured a special prize with twenty two points.
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Bob” Hallen
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England
Robert Hallen
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Eeare Williams
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Louis Mang
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Race Horses at Auction at Sheepshead Bay
A Fasig Tipton sale at Sheepshead Bay offered race horses in training from nearly a dozen stables. Major consignments came from Patchogue Stable owned by William Dubois, the W F Mathews stable, and sixteen horses from Stephen and John Sanford of Amsterdam N Y. Top price was 4000 for Don Enrique with Patchogue horses generating 4280 total. McCarter from Newcastle Stable fetched 1800.
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Sheepshead Bay
Patchogue
William Dubois
W. F. Mathews
Stephen
John Sanford
Amsterdam
Nealon
Don Enrique
Sanford
McCarter
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Edward
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Golden Garter
Flora Mac
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Rossfenton
Maxto Sembrich
OW Wheeler
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Knight of the Thistle- Candle
Max Hirsch
Bellwether
Woolsthorpe-Farvor Bells
Thomas H. Williams
Nasturtia
B. F
Nasturtium-La Gascon
J.-H. Macy.v. Cio
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Kentucky rac ing groups get 59 days for Fall meetings
The State racing Commission granted fifty nine days for Fall meetings in Kentucky. Lexington meets run Sept. 19 to Sept. 6 Louisville Sept. 25 to Oct. 17 Latonta Oct. 19 to Nov. 14. A resolution allowing betting only by mutuel and auction pooling was approved unanimously.
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Apawamis Club Hosts 36-Hole Handicap Event
More than 100 players gathered at the Apawamis Club for a 36-hole handicap competition. J. T. Gwathmey won the net prize with 151, while W. R. Thurston took the gross prize with 169. Other notable scores included Simeon Ford 158, H. B. Clarke 159, Dr. Robert Wylie 163, and B. C. Fuller 169.
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W. R. Thurston
Simeon Ford
W.R Thurston
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Quaker Oarsmen Take the Honors at Middle States Regatta
The nineteenth annual Middle States Regatta on the Potomac under the Potomac River Regatta Association drew large crowds and included top finishes by New York Athletic Club crews. Durando Miller won the senior singles for NYAC, while Fred Puessel of Philadelphia’s rowing club took the quarter-mile dash. the German sculler Von Gaze placed second and third in senior singles. Philadelphia led with seven wins, and NYAC captured the senior eight.
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Middle States Regatta Association
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Prussia
Ta Hoy Defends State Tennis Title in Straight Sets
Hubert Ta Hoy of New York defeated Nat Emerson of Cincinnati in straight sets 6 3 0 7 5 to defend the state tennis championship.
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Hubert Ta Hoy
New York
Nat Emerson
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