Rain Delays Final Phillies Cubs Clash as Giants Edge Athletics
Rain halted the final game between the Phillies and Chicago and slowed most NL action. Pittsburg beat the Giants 5 innings, while Boston rose to fourth with a win over St Louis. Chicago continued its streak by defeating Washington. Standings show Cleveland, Chicago, and St Louis near the top with Boston in pursuit.
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Phillies
Chicago
Pittsburg
Giants
Athletics
Cleveland
Waddell
Boston
St. Louis
Beaneaters
Washington
Baltimore
Detroit
New York
Rejeds
Hicks and Waddell clash as Cleveland nips Athletics in ninth
Cleveland wins first game of series on a ninth inning double by Lajoie scoring Bay. Smith steadies relief, Waddell teeters with a wild throw miscue, and Hickman fuels the offense with a homer. Athletics misplay and baserunning errors spiral late as Cleveland seizes early series control.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Clevelain
Athletics
Lajoie
Waddell
Tocal
Jose
Bernhard
Wright
Mooree
Armour
Smith
Fultz
Bemis
Hartsel
Hickman
Cleveland Athletics
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Hradley
Seybolds If
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Davis
Fick
L.cross
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Cee
Godinaver
Sehreck
Hart
Rey
Bay
Pulte
L. Cross
OM Smith
Bradley
Goever
Deland
Wadell
Pitc Ite
ST. Louis
Kahoe
St. Es
Ruu
Rain Delays Final Phillies Chicago Game. Pirates Beat New York
A heavy rainstorm drenched Philadelphia Ball Park forcing the Phillies versus Chicago final to be called. The Pirates defeated New York 2–0 in a rain-shortened game, while Cincinnati Brooklyn’s game ended early due to rain after Cincinnati led 4–0. Left fielder Jones of New York clashed with umpire Emslie, was fined, and sent out. Attendance was about 2,100.
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Ag.ree
Philadelphia Ball Park
Phillies
Chicago
Pirates
Quakers
Shettsline
New York
Pittsburg
Jones
Emsiie
Emslie
R.A
R. H. O.A.R. Clarke
Lff
Bumont
McGraw
Leath
Han
Wagner
McGann
Binsti
Brodie
Ritchey
Conroy
Ol Dunn
O'Connor
Sir Siverseewss
Y Taylor
Chesbro
Taylor
Che
Baseball scores from multiple cities show varied outcomes
In Toronto five to one, in Buffalo eight seven, Rochester split with Jersey two games five to three and three to one. Montreal beat Worcester four one. Poneapabis Teete six Minneapolis five. Milwaukee beat Louisville four eight. Kansas City tied with Indianapolis ten six. St Paul triumphed over Columbus ten three. Southern League results include Birmingham two Atlanta seven first game and three five second game, Nashville ten Chattanooga eleven first game, Nashville six Chattanooga nine second game, Shreveport two Little Rock eleven.
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Toronto
Providence
Buffalo
Newark
Rochester
Jersey
Montreal
Worcester
Poneapabis Teete
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
Kansas City
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Columbus
Birmingham
Atlanta
Gores
Nashville
Chattanooga
Shreveport
Little Rock
Manager Burnham suspended for disobeying league rule
Walter W. Burnham Newark manager suspended by President Powers for sending players to Chicago instead of meeting Rochester on Sunday. Eastern League rule required Sunday games. Rochester protested and Powers ordered Burnham barred from Buffalo grounds until league meeting.
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Newark
N. J
Walter W. Burnham
Powers
Rochester
Charlotte
Burnham
Chicago Nine
Buffalo
Baseball Notes Spark a Tumbling A's and Shifting Pirates
McGraw's squad stumble as Athletics slide to fourth place. Pirates face Phillies with manager Shettsline vowing Clay arrives tomorrow and Jones faces suspension. Jennings earns 1000 a month yet teams underperform. Giants show weak earnings while Outfielder assault incident suspends play. Connie Mack needs all games to salvage season amid uncertain rosters.
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Lbergin
Pirates
Shettsline
Clay
Jones
Jennings
Giants
Outfelder
Amaie Emslie
Rube Waddell
Connie Mack
Beth Jona
Bernhard
Jedan
Agelasto Loses To Williams In South Atlantic Tennis
In Atlanta August 6 the South Atlantic tournament featured Williams of Atlanta defeating Agelasto of Norfolk. Other results include Beott beating I Bune in singles and Rodgers Brothers defeating Ashe and G. in straight sets.
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Atlanta
Agelasto
Norfolk
Williams
Spinaway Surprises as Judith Campbell Falls in Muddy Saratoga Race
Judith Campbell, the Western filly favored at 6 to 5, failed to win the Spinaway in heavy going at Saratoga. Duster edged Astarita and Judith Campbell by noses, with Gold Money hampered by the deep track, and track conditions caused many scratches across seven races.
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Judith Campbell
Duster
Astarffa
Mary Street
John W. Schorr
Eva Russell
Bullman
Orloff
Force
Cincinnatus
Rice
Rickshaw
Dinksie
Nigrete
Dr. Bilksell
Epidemic
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Wild Thyme
Figarden
Athlana
Girdle
Tioga
Miladi Love
Gold Money
Amaryllis
Bounding Beauty
Grey Friar
T. Burns
Catechise
Redfern
Glennevis
Shea
Honolulu
Potente
Drummond
Swamplands
Philippine
Bounteous
Earle Dune
Octoroon
Cassville
Wonderly
Biserta
Schoharie
Marie Tryon
J. Martin
Shaw
Cunard
Delmar Race Day Upset Benches Favorites At Delmar
Val Verde and Cherished win as favorites falter in six races at Delmar. Varro tops the feature dash by a length over Kitty Clyde with Found a nose back in second. W B Gates rides the winner. Races include six furlongs to 13-16 miles with multiple contenders and entries listed for today.
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T. Dean
Tenedos
Fauntleroy
Erne
A. Weber
R. Q. Smith
Ferreno
Ben Brainard
Equalize
Pamplona
Kilrush
All Gray
Man
Val- Verde
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Jene Ferris
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el Caney
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xFound
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Guide Rock
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Revoke
Dutch
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Elsie Bramble
Kiss Quick
Imp
Clonsijia
the Messenger
Six Shooter Edges Bragg in Dramatic Harlow Mile Race
At Harlow Park Chicago on August 6 Six Shooter carried 112 pounds to a narrow victory over Bragg in a mile and a sixteenth race. The finish stretched the length of the stretch with Six Shooter gaining in the last eighth. Jockey Jackson was injured in the steeplechase and several spills occurred. The day featured multiple races with betting odds and results, including Ernest Parham and Bristol in earlier events and a mix of other entries across six races.
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Chicago
Six Shooter
Bragg
Harlow
Jackson
Green Dollar
Dan McKenna
Coburn
Bender
J. Woods
Eggnogg
Frisk Kite Star
Tabellarius
Licorice
Tancred
Zapho
Small Talk
Camberle
Jove
Tucker Cox
Ernest Parham
Buchanan
Della Ostrand
Nutt
Theory
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Car Kabler
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Eltonius
Scotch Plaid
Tempress
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Haydon
Sroumiechase
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Wenlock
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Anchor
Captain Conover
Carrillo
Adag
Henry Gibbs
Greek Dollar
T. Knight
Ransch
Orontas
Blake
Jiminez
Harry New
Colonel Ballantyne
Rustie Girl Upsets in Detroit Highland Park Race
In Detroit on August 6 Rustie Girl started at 20 to 1 and surged past the field to win the big purse feature at Highland Park. Silk Cord, the favorite, won the future event for 3 year olds and over, while Maple finished three lengths back. First race Emma C. L. won. other races list notable runners and times.
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Detroit
Rustie Girl
Highland Park
Maple
Silk Cord
Emma C. L
Preston
Tobe Paine
L. Thompson
Angea
Castro
Carl C
Ringleader
Elsmore
St. David
Northumberland
Provost
Kid Hampton
Vouch
Lampshade
H. Wilson
Dusky Secret
Gormley
Galla Water
Loudon
Lamie Mac
Little Mission
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Maggie C
Swallow Tall
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Semper Prine
Nobleman
Louden
Begulle
Zonne
Imimortelle
Hall Inecination
Heroine
Mariedna
Night Owl
Flora Bright
Helen Oakford
Gold Bride
Anna Beali
Rustic Girl
Hall
Ple
R. Steele
Leta Barr
M. Johnson
Incandescent
Lad Silver
Myrtle B
Iris
Princess Otille
Vitura
Maria Bolton
Lizzie Carr
Curt
Entries for Futurity New York August 6
Entries listed for the Futurity at Sheepshead Bay on August 30 with an estimated value of 60 000 dollars. The long list includes numerous horses and entries such as Albany Girl Amorous Anticipation Artvis Intar, Lady Matchless Miss Hamburg Wandering Girl Will Shelly and many others.
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New York
Futurity
Sheepshead Bay
Acefull
Adios
Africander
Albany Girl
Amorous
Amaryllis
Anticipation
Andrew King
Arthesia
Artvis
Athel
Athelroy
Attorney
A and Graces
Ben Chalice
Bensonhurst
Bituriea
Black Husgar
Blue Ribbon
Bounding Beauty
Budget of Fun
Busy Maid
Canajoharie
Catechise
Castallan
Gharmel
Clarion
Cocagne
Contour
Counterpoise
Countess Reasoner
Cloverdale Sr
Filly
d'Arcy
Daisy Green
Dalesman
Dazxiing
Dauphin
Dr. Hughes
Duster
East India
Ed Layson
Erbe
Eugenia Burch
Fire Eater
Flori
Lord of the Vale
Love Note
Lytalis
Lady Stylites
Lucy Jobson
Lancet
Maltofern
Mamari
Mamie Reilly
Mamie Worth
Mary Street
Mattie Harmon
Lemelaus
Merry Acrobat
Merry Reel
Messmer
Miss Dorothy
Miss Eon
Miss Hamburg
Mizzen
Monte Carlo
Mr. Bender
Mariamne
Colt
Merry Maid
Niaxus
Ninone
Old Lady
Onadee
Onatas
Orlando
Osgood
Outlaw
Parisienne
Payne
Pan Zagroba
Palmiste Pebble
Pinetop
Prediction
Pride of Dixieland
Rawhide
Reckless
Requisition
River Pirate
Robert G. Lansing
Rockford
Royal Summers
Ruth's Rattler
Vandarlith
Viccerne
Viosetta
Wandering Girl
Wax Candle
Whitechapel
Will Shelly
Willie Collier
Wooalake
Yokohema
Pillsbury Beats Wolf Hanover In Chess Masters
August 6 reports finish of rounds in the International Chess Masters tournament. Pillsbury defeats Wolf in the afternoon to reach eight wins in 13 games, tied with Janowski for the lead. Atkins and Mieses follow at eight wins in 13. Olland defeated Bardeleben. remaining games drawn.
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Hanover
Bardeleben
Olland
Pillsbury
Wolf
Wie
Janowski
Atkins
Mieses
Joe Nelson to star at Atlantic City Coliseum this week
Joe Nelson famed as the Boy Wonder in cycle racing will headline at Atlantic City Coliseum for the balance of the week. Bennie Monroe, who defeated Nelson and set a 22 mile record on Monday at about the Face, is mentioned in the same context as a recent rival.
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Joe Nelson
Vailsburg
Atlantic City Coliseum
Bennie Monroe
Nelson
Roamer Defeated by Laconda in 2.14 Pace at Buffalo
At the Grand Circuit meet in Buffalo on August 6 the feature event saw Roamer lose the 2.14 pace after leading the first two heats in 2.06 and 2.07. Laconda overtook Roamer in the third heat and won by a head as Roamer faded in the final heats. Zephyr won the 2.24 trot with a 2.11 time in a race featuring Audubon Boy and Anzella among others.
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Buffalo
Roamer
Laconda
New England
Scott Hudson
Twinkle
Moquette
Zephyr
Geers
Shafer
Wentworth
McHenry
Roddon Boy
Audubon Boy
Anzella
Edna Cook
Pace
Antrim
al Sanders Wood
M. Sanders
C. m
Anterella
Spear
Dan Wilkes
B. G
Kitchnell
Iiman
Kevin
Ruthee Aeeer
Ch. H
J. J. Audubon
Bourbon Wilkes
Hudson
Fannie Dillard
Riley
Erin George
Belmont rain halts harness races amid fierce wind
Races at Belmont were stopped by a sudden wind and rain storm. Only two events on the card were run before conditions worsened, including a trial for Edgewood as the crowd watched. A sulky collision involving Charley Meyer’s driver Ure on Obedtah shortened the program.
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Belmont
Edgewood
Lilly Young
Charley Meyer
Sulky
Obedtah
Horses Entered in 2.38 and 2.22 Classes at Meeting
The field lists numerous horses and owners for the 2.38 class with entries including Mignon Wells Wanda Narberth Marion Maid Irene Obediah George W Lizzie B Lizzie K Hambleyte Luray Finley Ros sette List and the 2.22 class featuring John Strathmore Clover Leaf Hetty Green Billy Wattles The Ghost Bella A Blue Wilkes along with entries from Clark Cunningham Shinn Delaney and others. The article notes satisfaction that speed could improve records.
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S.R. Clark
B. G. Mignon Wells
W. T. Harriot
B. m. Wanda
J. J. Ryan
G. G. Narberth
D. Weinberg
B. m. Marion Maid
D. Bodine
B. m. Irene
James Haines
B. G. Obediah
N. M.wright
George W
J. T. Kennard
Dan Patch to Meet Star Pointer in $5000 Pacing Match
New York Trotting Association plans a $5,000 purse race at Brighton Beach on August 16 pitting Dan Patch against Star Pointer to challenge the latter's 1.5% record. Dan Patch driven by M. E. McHenry aims to lower the mark, preferring the match to a regular race. Also on August 20 at East Suffolk, Amor faces Benton M in a best three of five heats to settle their rivalry.
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New York
New York Trotting Association
Dan Patch
Columbus
Star Pointer
Brighton Beach
M. E. McHenry
Jacob Danielsen
Amor
James Kearney
Benton M
East Suffolk
Meteor Defeats Sybarita In Royal Yacht Race at Cowes
In a rainy Cowes race, Emperor William’s Meteor II leads early and wins the match race against Myles B. Kennedy’s Sybarita, finishing 1 51 43 with Sybarita four minutes behind. The Emperor’s cup regatta saw Irex win on time allowance after a rough start and final placements of Cetonia and Fiona.
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Cowes
Royal Yacht Squadron
Emperor William
Myles B. Kennedy
Queen's Course
Subarita
Leander
Cetonia
Glory
Cicely
Rynhild
Navahoe
Lygia
Columbine
Fionia
Leander II
Fionia Ir
Clara
Palmosa
Irex
Namara
Creole
Bona
Royal Yacht Squadron Regatta
William
Brynhild
Fiona
King to Have New Racing Cutter Britannia on Clyde
King Edward plans a large racing cutter built on the Clyde for the 1903 racing season likely named Britannia. Watson designs the boat for trial races with Sir Thomas Lipton’s America Cup challenger, following amicable cooperation with Fife.
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London
Edward
Clyde
Associated Press
Glasgow
Watson
Thomas Lipton
Fife
Queen Victoria
Seawanhaka Cup Races Set on Lake St Louis
Montreal August 6 Everything is ready for a series of races starting tomorrow on Lake St Louis for the Seawanhaka cup. The Trident, designed by T Herrick Duggan, features an exposed centreboard removed after trials. The challengers Tegumsch and Trident will be sailed by Jones and a crew including the Gates brothers and Sherwood.
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Lake St. Louis
Lawrence
Bridgeport
Trident
Tegumsch
Jones
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McNaughton
Macdonald
Shearwood
Broadhead Wins Shuffleboard Tournament at Bethany Hall
The Bethany Brotherhood Hall shuffleboard tournament concluded with Harry Broadhead defeating Frank Palmer 50 to 82 after a week of matches and upsets. Over fifty entrants competed as players eliminated others, with early shocks including Edward Magan losing to John Parker and strong showings by Joe Brow and Frank Morris.
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Harry Brodhead
Frank Palmer
Edward Magan
John Parker
Joe Brow
Frank Morris
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Palmer
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Morris
Vanderbilt’s Auto Mile World Record Set in France Route
W K Vanderbilt Jr. set a world mile record of 48 2 5 seconds on a road between Albies and St Arnoult, achieving about 75 mph. He also clocked a kilometer in 29 3 5 seconds, beating Leon Serpollet's mark. The trial was timed by the Automobile Club of France, with Vanderbilt using a Mars car similar to Fournier’s.
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New York
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Albies
St. Arnoult
Fournier
Coney Island
Vanderbilt
Leon Serpollet
Automobile Club of France
Narragansett Park
Long Island
America
Providence
Europe
Paris-Vienna
Belgium
Automobile Club of America
Bad Cricket Weather Delays All-Halifax Match in Fog
Halifax Nova Scotia August 6 The dense fog and rain kept players indoors most of the day while a two days match between All-Halifax and the Philadelphians finally began after lunch. Halifax won the toss and batted first on a wet ground as locals struggled to score with tight bowling conditions. The score and fuller details were to follow.
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Philadelphia Times
Halifax
Nova Scotia
All-Halifax
Philadelphians
Mornement
Mate Beld
Reduced rates to Salt Lake City excursion sale notice
Reduced rates to Salt Lake City via Pan Pacific Railroad and Tepussivania Railroad for Grand Lodge B and P O BE to be held Aug 12 to 14. Sell excursion tickets to Salt Lake City at all stations. Tickets good for return passage. Service fee mentioned.
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Grand Lodge
Lake City
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