Giants Win Before 4 Monster Crowd In First Game
New York defeats Chicago 4 to 1 in a crowded Polo Grounds as George Wiltse wins over Mordecai Brown. The Giants lead the pennant race amid a massive crowd with Dowling and Bresnahan contributing key plays. Pittsburgh beat Philadelphia in ten innings, altering the National League standings.
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Steinfeldt
Yankees End Winless Streak With 4 1 Victory Over Chicago
New York Americans finally win as they beat Chicago 4 to 1 at home. Lake allowed six hits with six strikeouts and two walks. Chicago struggled with errors and misplays while the Yankees capitalized on miscues and stole bases to secure the victory.
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Shaw
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Bahn
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Boston Beats St Louis 3 to 1 In Brief Game
Boston outscored St Louis 3 to 1 at St Louis. Batters include Boston pitchers Young Criger and St Louis hitters Petty Bailey Stephens Spencer Hurst. Umpires listed.
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Rans
Cleveland Beats Philadelphia In Baseball Exhibition
Cleveland defeats Philadelphia 5 to 1 in a drawn out exhibition with players Cleveland Rhoades WN Clarke and Vickers Dygert Coombs and Blue. Umpire O Loughlin officiates the match.
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Eastern League results from Rochester Newark and more
Rochester split with Newark with scores 2 5 and 3 3 while Toronto won at Providence and Montreal beat Newark 1 3 in the first game Moni 3 to 2 in the second Baltimore took both ends against Toronto 6 3 and 0 0 Providence led the standings with Baltimore ahead of Providence Toronto Buffalo Rochester Newark Jersey City and 520 in the league table.
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Providence
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L. B.C W. Baltimore
Semcentress
Empire City Officials Appointed for Saratoga Meet
The Jockey Club stewards held a meeting after the races and named Empire City officers for the upcoming meeting. Andrew Miller becomes steward, John Boden clerk of scales, and Lyman H. Davis clerk of the course. Arthur Redfern sought a certificate of good standing but was refused.
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Empire City
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John Boden
Lyman H. Davis
Arthur Redfern
Brooklyn and Cincinnati Split Doubleheader at Washington Park
In a Brooklyn Cincinnati doubleheader at Washington Park the Reds won the first game 8 to 6 while the Superbas took the second 3 to 2. Lumley homered for Brooklyn in the ninth of the opener and Jordan hit his second home run in a week in the nightcap as Tim Jordan also provided a key homer.
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Genzel
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Ritter
Pittsburg Beats Philadelphia 4-2 in Baseball Game
At Philadelphia Pittsburg defeated Philadelphia 4 to 2. Pitchers include Willis and Gibson for Pittsburg and McQuillan, Richie and Dooin for Philadelphia. Umpire Klem. Box score shows Pittsburg 71 runs, Philadelphia 13.
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Willis and Gibson
McQuillan
Richie
Dooin
Klem
Boston Beats St Louis In Two Games
Boston defeated St Louis in both games with standout performances from Ferguson, Graham, Flaherty, and others. The first game featured key plays and batteries for Boston, while the second highlighted attack from WidettiN and teammates.
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Karger
Ludwig
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Flaherty
G . Louis
Raymond
Bliss
Imple Bera
State League results and score updates
Albany defeats Troy 2 0 in retreat game. Albany again 2 0 over Troy. Wilkes Re 4 Scranton 2 while Syracuse 2 beat Binghamton 1. Utica is listed with a score but incomplete data follows.
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Canadian views on Olympic events spark controversy in Montreal
Montreal crowd greets Canadian Olympic team aboard the Victoria n last night. Manager J H Crocker sides with English athletes against the Americans, condemning their protests, tug of war prep, and the 40 metre race foul involving Carpenter and Halswelle as deliberate and premeditated.
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Mill Stream Stud to be cut down or dissolved
Telegraph report from Saratoga states Mill Stream stud owned by Andrew Miller Blair Painter and Frank C Bishop will be cut down or dissolved Tim Welsh will take Adam the French stallion and fifteen brood mares to France on September 5 or 18 for auction Adam imported to the United States years ago at a cost about 8000 dollars and expected to fetch a higher price in France amid the current thoroughbred market conditions.
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Saratoga
Mill Stream Stud
Andrew Miller
Blair Painter
Frank ¢. Bishop
Tim Welsh
Adam
France
Open Tournament Aims to Welcome Amateur and Pro Billiards
The National Association of Amateur Billiard Players is seeking opinions from top players to start the season with an open tournament in the city. After the young American champion and recent international winner excelled in 14.2 and 18.2 balkline, amateurs want to face the best professionals in competitive matches.
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National Association of Amateur Billiard Players
Americans Welcome Bisley Rifle Team After World Championship Win
Nine members of the American rifle team arrived in New York, fresh from defeating eight nations at Bisley to win the Olympic team honors. General Crain praised fair treatment in Britain, while others lauded the team’s discipline and patriotism.
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Crain
George Wingate
Secretary of War
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Leushner
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Briggs
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England
President Roosevelt Congratulates Major Martin at Home
Elizabeth New Jersey honored Major William B Martin of the Olympic rifle team with an elaborate City Hall ceremony. A telegram from President Roosevelt was read to the crowd expressing hearty congratulations and well wishes for Major Martin.
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N. J
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Roosevelt
Sir Martin Madden Triumph in Saratoga Special Prevails in Rough Going
Sir Martin Madden wins the Saratoga Special at six furlongs amid heavy track, beating Wedding Bells by a nose with Mediant close for third. James R. Keene’s Wedding Bells challenged hard as Mediant led early pace. Madden praises Sir Martin’s stamina and declares him among his best horses. Attendance at the meeting is large, with exits noting other races and a fatal fall in the Beverwyck Steeplechase amid a busy race day.
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Adriadhe
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Maquette
Sally
Zipango
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