Buffs Take Double Bill From Nags in Labor Day Showcase
Houston Buffalos steamrolled the Nags in a Labor Day doubleheader, 8–0 in the opener and 10–2 in the second. Criss struck out ten in the first game as Britton and Newnam led offense with multiple extra-base hits. Newnam tripled in the second game, Ware allowed five hits, and Buffs piled up 13 hits overall.
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Hauenstein
Byngs
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San Antonio
Newnam
Whiteman
Davis
Mowry
McDonald
Frantz
Kibler
Hauvenstein
Matthews
AB. R. H. C. A. E. Davis
Britton
Ewee
Knaupp
Kitchens
Ware
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AB. R. H
A. BE. Lemon
Schwind
Black
Wave
SHARE EVEN BREAK IN PITTSBURGH AND CINCINNATI
Pittsburg and Cincinnati split a doubleheader with Cincinnati winning the morning game while Cy Morgan was hammered in the second. Pittsburg traveled on a special train from Cleveland covering 138 miles in 143 minutes. First game final Cincinnati 6 Pittsburg 4. Second game Cincinnati 14 Pittsburg 2. Printers Play Ball opens sixth annual Union Printers National Baseball League tournament in Pittsburgh with two games: St Louis over Indianapolis 7 to 4 and Washington over St Paul 7 to 0. Today's schedule includes New York against Chicago and Boston against Cincinnati.
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Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Cy” Morgan
Johnson
Chicago
Cleveland
Brown
Packard
Kling
Clarke
Adams
Gibson
Panthers and Austin Each Take a Victory
McCafferty shuts down the Senators in Fort Worth as Fort Worth beats Austin 4 1 in game one of yesterday's doubleheader. Austin wins the nightcap 9 4 as Fort Worth pitcher Appleton is chased in the third inning. Krause finishes strong for Austin with support issues.
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Panthers
Austin
Club Standings and Today’s Matchups Preview
Yesterday results show Houston 8 10 to San Antonio 0 3 and Galveston 5 5 to Beaumont 4 4. Fort Worth 4 4 hosts Austin 1 9 while Dallas 2 6 faces Waco 1 2. Today matchups include San Antonio at Houston Austin at Dallas Beaumont at Galveston and Waco at Fort Worth.
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San Antonio
Galveston
Beaumont
Fort Worth
Austin
Dallas
Waco
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Yesterday's Baseball Scores and Upcoming Matches
Cleveland 6 7 Chicago 2 0 Philadelphia 4 6 Washington 1 5 Boston 6 4 New York 0 3 Detroit 10 5 St Louis 5 2. Jay Today highlights St Louis in Detroit and Cleveland, Washington in Philadelphia and New York in Boston with chio as the featured matchup.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Philadelphia
Washington
Boston
New York
Detroit
St. Louis
Jay Today
Chio
P. Philadelphia
Baseball Scores and Schedule From Coast to Coast
Daily results across the International League and American Association feature Toronto beating Buffalo 7 to 4 in Buffalo morning play and Providence edging Jersey City 5 to 4 at home. Afternoon games include Baltimore over Newark 12 to 3 and Rochester over Montreal 5 to 2. Milwaukee’s Kansas City clash yielded 11 to 2 and 5 to 2 results in two Columbus and St Paul matchups, with Indianapolis and Louisville sharing a 3 to 3 tie. Cincinnati shows 5-1 over Pittsburg while Philadelphia 6-8, Brooklyn 2-2, New York 3-2, Boston 2-1, Chicago 2-2, and St. Louis 1-2. Today’s matches include Philadelphia at Brooklyn, Boston at New York, and Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
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Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
New York
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
Buffalo
Toronto
Rochester
Montreal
Providence
Jersey City
Baltimore
Newark
American Association
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Milwakke
Columbus
Toledo
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Louisville
Thompson disputes British Olympic fund plan
Col. Robert M. Thompson, president of the American Olympic committee, tells The Times the United States did not fund or prepare athletes for prior Games. He states the committee spent no money until team selection and then covered all expenses from public subscriptions and ticket sales on the trip to Stockholm and back to New York.
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New York
Robert M. Thompson
Times
Thompson
Olympic Committee
Finland
Stockholm
Lobert Delivers Walkoff Triple To Beat Dodgers
In Brooklyn on Sept 2 Hans Lobert pinch hit for Doolan in the seventh and tripled to drive in the deciding run as Philadelphia won 3 to 2 after trailing 2 0. Earlier Philadelphia defeated the Dodgers 6 to 2 in the morning game. R H E summaries show Philadelphia 6 12 1 and 3 8 4 for Brooklyn in the two games.
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Doolan
Philadelphia
Magee
Ludé¢ius
Lobert
Burns
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Dodgers
R. H
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Walker
Miller
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Yingling
Fischer
Case to Go to Board Over Phillies Umpire Forfeit
New York reports the National League game forfeited by Umpire Brennan to the New Yorks at Philadelphia last Saturday will be reviewed by the league board of directors. Acting President Baker of the Phillies filed a formal protest, Brennan reported his decision and reasons, and said he forfeited under the rules.
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Lynch
National League
Brennan
New Yorks
Philadelphia
League
Baker
Philadelphias
Pruitts Schedule Important Maverick Park Meeting
The Pruitts will hold an important meeting in Maverick Park Wednesday night and all players are requested to be on the job.
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Pruitts
Maverick Park
Dallas Takes Both Games From Waco
Dallas and Waco split a doubleheader with Dallas winning 2 1 and 2 1 as Roland pitched a strong first game and Duncan scored on a walk and Tallas hit. In the second game Dallas tallied five runs on Waco misplays while Nicholsons one handed catch highlighted the fielding.
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Howell
Pirates Grab Two From the Oilers in Galveston
In Galveston Texas on September 2, the Pirates defeated the Oilers Beaumont twice, 5 to 4 in eight innings for the second game after a tight pitching duel. Hiett pitched both games for Galveston but had rough starts, giving up three runs in the first inning of each contest, with key performances from Madden, Maag, Hopking, and Nagel. Beaumont's Maloney, Witte, Betts, Cooke contributed in a tough, error-prone series as the Pirates pulled ahead late.
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Betts
Wilie
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Cooke
Quinn
Hopkins
Hughes
Hiett
Martina
Huett
Reynolds
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Beaumont
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Palm
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Wilson
Sorrella
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Ceeasevarers
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Witte
Giants Win Off Braves New York 2 to 1 in 14 Innings
In a gripping Polo Grounds duel, New York defeats Boston 2 to 1 in the fourteenth. Marquard pitched eagerly to win as he had a newborn son this morning. Merkle tripled with one out and scored Murray for the decisive run. Second game: Boston 1, New York 2 with Marquard and Meyers aiding the Giants rally.
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Polo Grounds
Boston
Marquard
Merkle
Murray
R. H. E. Boston
Hess and Whaling
Demaree
Meyers
Cleveland Sweeps Chicago In Double Victory
Cleveland beat Chicago 6 to 2 in the morning game and 7 to 0 in the afternoon, extending its win streak to eight. Pitcher Falkenberg hurled his third straight shutout as Chicago managed only a handful of hits.
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Falkenberg
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Schalk
Careri Scott
White
Lathrop and Kuhn
Tigers Beat Browns in Detroit Doubleheader
Detroit overwhelmed St Louis 10 to 5 and 6 to 2 in a day game doubleheader. In the first game Cobb sparked a rally with a bases loaded hit that rolled to the fence as Manners scored all nine runners. Crawford homered for Detroit in the first inning of the second game and Baumgardner earned the win for Detroit with solid relief.
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Crawford
Lever
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Eenee
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Alexander
Gomstock
McKee
Red Sox Take Two From New York in Doubleheader
Boston defeats New York 6 0 in the opener as Moseley limits the visitors to four singles. In the second eleven inning game Boston wins 4 3 on Hoopers single Engles sacrifice Speaker and Lewis hit to left fence. Batteries Schulz Moseley Cody Sweeney Ford Leonard Hall Carrigan.
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Hartsell
Hooper
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Ford
Leonard
Hall
Chicago Tigers Take Opener In St Louis Doubleheader
Chicago edged St Louis 2 to 1 in the first game while the second game was halted in the eighth with Chicago leading 2 to 2. Catherine suffered a broken right leg sliding into second and will miss the rest of the season. Pitching: Cheney Archer for Chicago and Sallee Wingo for St Louis. Pierce Archer Doak Hildebrand handled the second game.
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Catherin
Cheney
Archer
Sallee
Wingo
R. H. E. Chicago
Pierce
Doak
Hildebrand
Athletics Grab Both Games as Washington Falls
Philadelphia defeated Washington 6 to 5 in ten innings after winning the morning game 4 to 1. Washington led late but Oldring doubled scoring Murphy, then Collins singled for the winning run. Johnson pitched and Schang caught both games. Conley beat Kirk in a 10 round bantam bout in Fort Smith, injury hampering Kirk.
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Washington
Athletics
Walter Johnson
E. Murphy
Oldring
Collins
Boehling
Gallia
Henry
Bender
Schang
R. H. B. Washington
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Ainsmith
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Houck
Bush
Conley
Kirk
Fort Smith
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Frankie Conley
Ollie Kirk
St. Louis
Cross Boxes a Draw in Vancouver Lightweight Bout
Leach Cross of New York and Frank Barrieau of Vancouver fought 12 rounds to a draw in a well contested lightweight bout yesterday afternoon in Vancouver British Columbia.
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Vancouver
B. C
Leach Cross
New York
Frank Barrieau
Asylum Team Defeats Picked Nine 10 to 2
The Asylum team defeated a picked nine yesterday by a lop sided score of 10 to 2.
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Asylum
Klemp's Line Drive Spells Higgins Beans
Field Captain Pendleton and Trooper Klemp sparked a Southern Department rally to defeat Higgins Company 5 to 4 at League Park. Tietze boosted Army offense, Leaver added in the fifth, while St. John Henderson and Melcher opposed with strong pitching for Higgins.
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Southern Department
Klemp
Higgins Company
League Park
Army Post
Sam
Tietze
Leathe
Stowers
Leaver
St. John and
Army
W. W. Leathe
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Melcher
Bodet
Four World Records Broken At A A C Meet
Four world records fell at the Irish American Athletic Club games as Pat Ryan and Pat McDonald dominated events. Ryan set marks in hammer throw, stone put, and 35 pound weight, while McDonald surpassed the old 14 pound shot record.
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New York
Matt McGrath
McDonald
Ralph Rose
Winnie Brien Beats Trott in Fifteen-Round Decision
Winnipeg Manitoba report: George Elliott known as Winnipeg O'Brien won a decision last night over Sammy Trott of Columbus Ohio in a fifteen round boxing bout.
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Trott
Winnipeg
Man
George Elliott
O'Brien
Sammy Trott
Colum
Ohio
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