Cooper Wins American Gar Fort Snelling Derby
Earl Cooper of Los Angeles won the Fort Snelling derby at Evin City speedway near Minneapolis, finishing just ahead of Gil Anderson of Indianapolis. Cooper posted 5 hours 47 minutes 29 seconds for an average speed of 56.35 mph, with Anderson at 5 hours 47 minutes 30 seconds. Donnell, over a mile behind, finished in 1 hour 20 minutes 25 seconds. Prize money totaled 20 000 for the winner. other drivers shared 40 500. Runners included Tom Alley and Rooner of Indianapolis. A broken spring and valve issue affected Henning, but eight cars finished with no accidents.
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Earl Cooper
Los Angeles
Evin City Speedway
Cooper
Gil Anderson
Indianapolis
Anderson
Iadie
Donnell
Fon
Arideroo Donnell
Tom Alley
Anderson Cooper
Lwwo
Waterloo Defeats Burlington For Central Association Pennant
Waterloo defeated Burlington 10 to 3 in a Central Association pennant clinching game. Batteries were McCulloch and McGlade for Waterloo and Heuser and Forest for Burlington. The Burlington Nine produced a listless effort while Waterloo surged late to secure the win.
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Waterloo
Burlington
RAE
Burlington - Media
McCulloch
McGlade
Heuser
Forest
Cedar Rapids Triumphs Over Keokuk On Penner Rally
Cedar Rapids opened with a seventh inning burst to score three runs and beat Keokuk 4 to 3. Seibold pitched effectively with nine assists and Cedar Rapids totaled 14 hits to Keokuk’s 3. Batteries: Seibold for Cedar Rapids and Anderson Penner Brown for Keokuk.
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Keokuk
Cedar Rapids
Penner
Seibold
and. Anderson
Brown
Muskies Defeat Marshalltown in Muscatine Tilt
Muskies win over Marshalltown as Slattery yields one hit through six innings. Reinhart and Hasbrook spark two singles, then Lots and Lee hit back to back home runs to push four runs across. Final battery mix Slattery Hammer Schmidt for Muskies with Rojas Hruska for Marshalltown.
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Muskies
Marshalltown
Muscatine
Slattery
Reinhart
Hasbrook
Lots
Lee
RWLE
Apatrician
Hammerschmidt
Rojas
Hruska
Clinton Takes Odd Game In Mason Series
Clinton, Indiana, won an odd game of a series from Mason by polling Corey at opportune moments. RAGE, 000 010 010 ran 15 runs on 7 hits with 2 errors while Mason scored 7 runs on 10 hits with 3 errors. Rey and Weeks led for Clinton, aided by Jones.
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Clinton
Mason
Corey
RAGE
Rey
Weeks
Jones
Auto show crowds replace old park rims in Quincy
A sport page notes finance woes in baseball leagues but praises the buzz wagon league thriving. Fans flock to League Park and nearby spots to see Parish hapuers, St Boniface or St Johns, while Sully eyes Monday mound work and a possible Brighton Beach bout with Packy McFarland. Independent players head to La Belle and Springfield series with Oltie Elzie pitching for the Independents. McCormick joins Pack McFarland at Brighton, planning box rounds and a tennis challenge, as Jim Ten Eyck’s son lifts Duluth toward Syracuse training success.
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Washington’ Park
Court House Square
Sully
Whig
St. Paul
Brighton ‘Beach
New York
Mike Gibbons
Packy, McFarland
Mike
Gibbon
Dalies
Independents
Springfield
Jim Ten Eyck
Syracuse
Young Jim, Jr
Duluth
Mass
Jim Wray- of
Harvard
Harry Vial
Wisconsin
Jim
Tim
Pirates Fail To Beat Jeff Testeéatr This Season
The Pirates have not won any game against pitcher Jeff Testeéatr this season, despite a galaxy of stars on other teams. The White Sox, Red Sox, Tigers and Chicago are highlighted as strong contenders heading toward season finish.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Jeff Testeéatr
White’ Sox
Red Sox
Tigers
Chicago Tribe
Moran bars pennant talk amid tight NL race
Manager Pat Moran forbids pennant chatter among the Philadelphia Phillies as the club remains in a close contest in the National League. He urges focus on games rather than speculation about winning the flag.
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Pat Moran
Phillies
National League
Ole Olson A Dodger Eyes World Series Money
After time with Cleveland and Cincinnati Ole Olson joins the Dodgers and may earn a share of World Series money. The move suggests a potential rise in pay as he transitions to full major league status with Los Angeles.
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Cleveland
Cincinnnati
Ole Olson
Sworld
Boston and Philadelphia Continue Series Sweep
Boston visitors won 8 to 2 in Philadelphia to complete a four game series sweep. Leonard and Bush pitched a duel with a wild pitch by Bush allowing the decisive run in the fourth. Sloppy defense and timely hits fueled the Boston offense as Hooper and Strunk contributed key splits, while Leonard struck out three in a complete effort. In St. Louis Detroit split a doubleheader, taking the first game 7 to 2 before Detroit won the second 2 to 1. Coveleskie and Boland held the opposing bats in check, with Boehler and Kobbe contributing late relief to secure the wins.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Leonard
Bush
Lewis
Pee Tee Esa
Hooper
Hoblitzell
Eonard
Strunk
Lajoie
Lapp
Barry
Malone
McInnis
Gardner
Balis
Dinnen and
Nailin
Tigers
Browns
Louis
St. Lewis
Detroit
Veach
R.H
St. Louis
Rushville Beats Rushville Greys In 11 To 8 Game
The Quincy Whig notes Rushville defeated the Rushville Greys 11 to 8 with four home runs by Galvin Castle Kinsella and Lucas. Waring broke a thumb mid game and may miss the season. Cummings pitched well for the Speed Boys against Smith formerly of the Decatur Three I league. Louis Trotter appeared at short. attendance around 1500.
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Rushville
Quincy
Rushville Greys
Galvin
Castle
Kinsella
Lucas
Waring
Sherer
Cummings
Awas
Speed Boys
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Smith
Decatur
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Myers
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Compton
Magee
Schmidt
Nuae
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Ablaho
Brooklyn
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Vogel
Golvin
Itz
O'Mara
Hummel Castle
Pattick
Iller
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Kahl
BS Trotter
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A Roach
Delaney
Harrison
Bee Wee
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Rowland
Emer Wee
Tyreé
Deen Wae
Wating
Kinéetta
Washington Defeats New York 4-3 in Ninth Inning
Washington wins five of six against New York, scoring the decisive run in the ninth after the visitors tied in the inning. Final: Washington 4 runs, 8 hits, 2 errors. New York 3 runs, 11 hits, 3 errors. Batteries: Brown Mogridge Nanamaker for New York. Boehling Gallia Henry for Washington.
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New York
Brown
Mogridge
Nanamaker
Boehling
Gallia
Henry
Reads Almost Like Jitney Novel Reads
Phil Lewis of New York, manager of Patsy Kline the fighter, learns his real name is De Luca and his birthplace is Italy. A nurse and kidnap tale unfolds on his deathbed revelation in Syracuse. He plans to stay until the war ends rather than return to Italy.
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New York
Patsy Kline
Lewis
de Luca
United States
Italy
Tich
Syracuse
N. Yv
Thorpe Won't Box Wolgast in Fort Smith
Labor day bout called off as Ad Wolgast refuses to post a forfeit to guarantee appearance. Officials noted Wolgast had signed for a Shreveport match on Labor day after agreeing to meet Thorpe, prompting local club suspicions.
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Wolgast
Fort Smith
Ark
Harvey
Kansas — City
Ad Wolgast
Shreveport
Boston Pitcher Nehf Near NL Second Place Mark
Boston's Arthur Nehf pitched cleanly with only 27 batters sent to the plate against Brooklyn. The Braves gained one run on a Miller outfielder miscue as Nehf kept the hits scarce and the score low in a tight National League race.
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Race
Arthur Nehf
Comié Close
Brooklyn
Tess
Braves
Miller
Nehf
Phillies win tenth from New York as Demaree triumphs
New York hosts Philadelphia in a tense season finale with the Phillies seizing the victory 82 to 2. Niehoff drew a walk, went to third on Kilifer’s single, and scored on Becker’s sacrifice fly in the tenth. Robertson misplayed a throw to the plate as Demaree and Schauer pitched well. Batteries: Alexander Ruhter for Philadelphia and Schauer for New York.
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New York
Philadelphia
Phe
Niehoff
Killifer
Becker
Robertson
Demaree
Schauer
Alexander and
Ruhter
Dooin
Meyers
Yesterday's NL Results Report Close in Philadelphia
National League results dated yesterday show Philadelphia defeating New York innings, with Cincinnati beating St. Louis 4 3, and Boston overcoming Brooklyn 6 a.
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Philadelphia
New- York
Cheass
Cincinnati
St. Leog
Boston
Brooklyn
Am American League Highlights and Standings Note
Fragmentary OCR text references American League and teams around Washington and Cleveland with unclear context or dates. Summary captures limited named entities and location cues without full event details. The readable bits suggest a baseball context but lack coherent facts to specify teams, scores, or outcomes.
Baseball scores in ten inning game summary
Kansas City ten Chicago nine Pittsburgh six St Louis two Brooklyn five Baltimore one Buffalo six Newark five ten innings ended with a close showing by multiple teams in a shared league report
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Kansas City
Chicago
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Buffalo
Newark
Bloomers Beat Peoria in Bloomington Tilt
Bloomington defeated Peoria 3 to 2 on September 4 as local hitting produced the edge. Scoring details show Peoria 020 000 000 and Bloomington 001 101 00, with Brown Marshall Schlansker and Ehrgott credited in the batteries.
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Bloomers
Peoria
Bloomington
R. Ile
Brown
Marshall
Schlansker
Ehrgott
Tailenders Beat Wakes in Rockford Game Summary
In Rockford on September 4 Freeport defeated Rockford 4 to 1 thanks to eleven hits and three Rockford errors. Box score shows Freeport 210 000 100 and Rockford 000 000 010. Batteries: Burhan and Kerns for Freeport, Mc Manus and Jacobs for Rockford.
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Tailenders
Wakes
Rockford
Freeport
Co. Orlale
Burhan
Kerns
McManus
Jacobs
Moline and Davenport Rally For Nine Run Win
Davenport and Moline played a high scoring game with four runs in the first inning. Moline added five more runs despite three errors to win nine to five. Final lines show Moline 401 620 002 99, Davenport 400 100 000 5. Betts Eller and Dobbins led Moline, Gould and Meyer for Davenport.
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Davenport
R. H. EB
Betts Eller
Dobbins
Gould
Meyer
Reds Beat Cardinals 4 3 on Poor Base Running
Cincinnati capitalized on St. Louis errors and double plays to win 4 to 3. Ames pitched eight innings of good ball. Batteries: Ames Perdue and Snyder for Cincinnati. Dale and Wingo for St. Louis.
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Reds
Cardinals
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Ames
Ainee Perdue
Snyder
Dale
Wingo
Mike Gibbons vs Packy McFarland Fight Preview at Brighton Beach
The article outlines a boxing bout between Packy McFarland and Mike Gibbons at Brighton Beach in New York. It notes height and reach differences, Packy’s size advantage, and Gibbons aiming for the 147 pound limit with a training focus while Gibbons prepares in Chicago and St. Paul officials report miles and weigh-in plans.
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Packy McFarland
Mike Gibbons
Brighton Beach
New York
St. Paul
Cone
Chicago
Gibbons
Mark
Mike
Saints Buy Omaha Pilot and Captain Krug and Breen
Omaha officials announce the sale of Marty Krug manager and Dick Breen captain and second baseman to the St Paul Americans. They will join the St Paul team at season end of the Western league competition.
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Saints
Omaha Pilot
Omaha
Neb
Marty” Krug
Dick Breen
St. Paul Americans Association
St. Pauli
Western League scores and standings snapshot
Topeka defeated Denver 5 to 3 while Lincoln beat Wichita 5 to 1. Sioux City topped Omaha 6 to 1 and St. Joseph won 8 to 3. Final line shows mixed results across the Western League games.
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Topeka
Denver
Lincoln
Wichita
Sioux City
Deseess
Omaha
St. Joseph
Reds Sign Lefty George Pitcher In Cincinnati Rumor
Cincinnati Sept 4 Reds signed Lefty George formerly of the Kar Blues to pitch for the club in the coming season. The deal adds a veteran left hander to the staff and signals a push to strengthen the rotation.
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George
Cincinnati
Lefty
the. Kar Blues
Waterloo’s Harrell goes six for six with homer in Burlington game
Danny Harrell of the Waterloo central Association team went six for six at Burlington, with one of his six hits a home run, in the Sept. 4 game. Harrell as third baseman starred in the matchup, achieving perfect plate discipline during the contest.
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Burlington
Danny Harrell
Waterloo Central Association
Harrell
Federal League Results Sparked by Chicago Reps Lead
Chicago pushed ahead as Herry and Pendergast hurled in runs through the innings. The visitors slugged consistently, mounting a ten to nine victory over Kansas City. Final: Chicago 9 Kansas City 12? Batteries listed as Hendrix Pendergast and Wilons Packard Johnsys Henning and Brown.
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Chicago
Herry
Pendergast
Kansas City
Hendrix
Pend Orga
Wilon
St Louis Defeated by Local Team in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh report notes St Louis was beaten by local players including Plank and Rogge with mention of batteries and Berry. The garbled text references hits and pitching with Plank cited in the context of a defeat in Pittsburgh on September 4.
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Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Tod Plank
Wis
Plank
Chapatt Roggé
Barger
Berry
Brooklyn Beats Baltimore in Muted City Showdown
In a listless Brooklyn win over Baltimore, errors by Baltimore decided the game. Scoring drifted with misplays and sloppy execution as Brooklyn pulled away late. Key players included Quinn Owens E Smith and Land, while Baltimore struggled with turnovers and missed opportunities.
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Brooklyn
Baltimore
Quinn
Jafid Owens
E. Smith
Buffalo Wins Final Game of Series Over Newark
Buffalo wins the finial and rubber game in Buffalo, defeating Newark 6 to 5 to clinch the series. Final score details show Newark scoring in multiple innings while Buffalo tallies run totals in earlier frames. Batteries listed as Hochbach and Rarnder with Schulz, Anderson, and Allen also noted.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Newark
Roale
Hochbach
Rarnder
Schulz
Anderson and Allen
Denver Manager Resigns From Western League Club
Denver Sept 4 James C McGill owner of the Denver club stated Coffey manager Jack Coffey has resigned. Coffey joined the Denver team in Joe Y era and no statement was given from the owner about the reason or next steps.
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Denver
Jack. Coffey
Hag
James
C. McGill
Coffey
Joey
D Heef
American Association standings fragment
Partial standings show St Paul tied with Milwaukee for top, Minneapolis and Kansas City at 38, while Columbus Louisville and Cleveland register varied results. The garbled data hints at rain effects and the late season schedule near the 8th.
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American Association
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Minneapoli
Kansas City
Columbus
Louisville
Gardner Wins American Amateur Polo Championship Title
Gardner of Hinsdale Chicago defeated Anderson of the Siwanoy club Wetton N Y to claim the national amateur golf title at Eis Ber. The third great feat of his career, his victory followed earlier amateur and track achievements at Yale. Gardner's drives and putting edge, especially after noon, secured a decisive win on the final holes.
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Robert “A Gardner
Hinsdale
Chicago
Eis Ber
Siwanoy- Club
Wetton
Gardner
West
H Francis Ouimet
Woodlan
Pign
Chandler Egan
Wheaton
Cother
Yale
Anderson
Jess
Andérson
Gardier
Tex
Cleveland Blanks Chicago in 5-0 Shutout
Cleveland shuts out Chicago 5 to 0 as early hits off Faber and Russell spark visiting team. Chapman Roth and Barbare contribute key run producing hits with Collanister’s triple. Scoring details show Chicago unable to cross plate and Cleveland takes game in cold Chicago conditions.
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Russell
Chicago
Cleveland
Chapman
Roth
Barbare
Collaniste
Segre
Murphy
Collins
Tieveon
Leibold
Johns
Schalk
Depenere
Cleveland Iiba
Graney
Collamore
I Stélen
Chapuian
Nir Smith
Deuble
P Collins
To. Johns
Hanger Day Marks First Return to Field in Years
In St Louis on Monday Ron Arnold returns to action after almost three years as an active shortstop with the Chicago seven, marking his first appearance here since his long layoff.
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Ron Arnnold
Will Miathe
Chicago 7
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