Scores by Innings Of Other Games Summary
Baseball results from multiple pages include Atlanta beating New Orleans 6 to 0 with Walker and Adams driving runs, and Birmingham, Nashville, and New York matchups with varied box scores. National League games feature Boston and New York in shutouts and close contests with key pitching by Hess, Wahling, Demaree, and Meyers.
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Atlanta
New Orleans
Walker
Adams
Thompson
Dunn
RH. E
Peddy
Yantz
Conzelman
Chapman
Birmingham
R. H
National League
New York
Boston
Hess
Wahling
Demaree
Meyers
RHE
Wabing
Meryars
Brooklyn
R. H. FE
Philadelphia
Seaton
Killifer
Miller
Tenara Captures Big Charter Oak Stake
The Charter Oak races at Hartford Charter Oak Park drew 8,000 fans under clear skies. Tenara, the season’s sensation, won her fourth big race by leading in the Charter Oak stake purse of 10,000 in straight heats. Braden Direct set a season’s best in the free-for-all pace, and Earl Jr. won heat three with 2 02 1 4. Allerworthy driven by McDonald won the 2 24 trot selling.
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Associated Press
Hartford
Conn
Charter Oak Park
Braden
Neta
McDonald
Aller Worthy
Wilmington Wins Tri-State Pennant In Close Finish
Wilmington finishes Tri-State Baseball League season atop standings with 66 victories and 46 losses. Allentown York and Harrisburg tie for second at 56 and 52 wins, while Trenton ends fifth and Atlantic City sixth in the final table.
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Wilmington
Del
Tri-State
Allentown
Hartisburg
York
Cclubbs
Trenton
Atlantic City
Baseball doubleheader results and lineups for Philadelphia and Chicago
Readable scores and player pairings from two baseball games yesterday. First set shows Philadelphia and Brooklyn with Mayer Burns Yingling Miter Fisher and Parker. second set Chicago versus Cincinnati with Kling Gibson Cheney Archer Sallee Winzo and others. Both games include partial inning totals and pitching notes.
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R. WE
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Mayer
Burns
Yingling
Miter
Fisher
Pittsburg
Aout Adams
Hendryx
Robinson
Simon
Ea Morgan
Johnson
Kling
McQuillan
Gibson
Chicago
Pete Gods
Cincinnati
Brown
Packard
Clarke
St. Louis
Pete Cheney
Archer
Sallee
Winzo
Phillies and Giants split doubleheader in Philadelphia and Cleveland outings
Baseball scores from a muddled Philadelphia doubleheader show Washington and Philadelphia games with uneven tallies and erratic innings. Separate Cleveland Chicago and Detroit St Louis clashes yield varied results, while Boston and New York notation hints at a second pair of contests.
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American League
Philadelphia
H. KK
Washington
Gallia
Henne
Bender
Schang
R.H.E. Washington
Cleveland
R. H. B. Cleveland
Chicago
R. BR. BE. Cleveland
Falkenberg
Arisch
Scott
White
Lathrop
Hubs
Detroit
Leverenz
Weisman
McAllister
Dauss
Stanage
McKee
R. H
St. Louis
Boston
York
Bon Massee
New York
Pat Aides
Erate Sonb
Eounen Ea An Rigan
Four Speed Demons Die In Nashville Races
Four drivers died and four others were injured as six cars raced in a twenty five mile free for all at the state fair grounds. The wrecks occurred on the far side of the mile track as crowds of about five thousand witnessed the tragedy.
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Nashville
Tenn
State Fair Grounds
Mile Track
John W. Sherrill
Buick
Thomas P. Bridges
William Sherrod
Stutz
Gooch”. Brown
Freeman Ormsby
Mercer
Clyde Donovan
T. L. Sivans
Frank Bell
Stx
Studebaker
Specta
Tors
Mercer No. 2
Bantams in tame mill bout at Memphis ends in decision
Kid Herman of New Orleans won the decision over Eddie Coulon of New Orleans after eight rounds in Memphis. Few clean blows landed, but Herman's aggressiveness carried the edge in the bantamweight bout.
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Associated Press
Memphis
Tenn
Kid" Herman
New Orleans
Eddie Coulon
Herman
Walters Beats Clabby in Ten Round Welterweight Bout
Hammond Indiana September 2 Billy Walters former sailor defeats Eddie Clabby brother of the middleweight boxer in a ten round welterweight contest held yesterday afternoon.
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Associated Press
Hammond
Ind
Billy Walters
Eddie Clabby
Food For Fandom Gulls and Mobile battle for pennant in Atlanta
Atlanta's Ponce De Leon Park hosts the crucial series as Mobile visits amid injuries in Cavet and Campbell and a shaky pitching staff. Nashville, Chattanooga, and Atlanta results echo the pennant chase with key pitching and late innings deciding outcomes.
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Atlanta
Ponce de Leon Park
Gulls
Mobile
Atanta
Cavet
Campbell
Chattanooga
Billy Smith
Phillies win two as Cather breaks leg in second game
In the second game Cather slid into second and broke his right leg above the ankle. He was carried off and doctors said he would miss the rest of the season. The Phillies swept the Labor Day games against Brooklyn. In the afternoon game Hans Lobert pinch hit in the seventh and tripled to win. Brooklyn led 2 0 before Lobert’s hit. Mage and Luderus singled, Lobert tripled, and Burns drove in the winning run. South Dakota set new records for gold silver and lead production last year.
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Chattanooga
Campbell
Mobile
Cavet
Polo Grounds
Giants
Boston
Marquard
Rudolph
Merkle
Murray
New York
Demaree
Cather
Phillies
Brooklyn
Hans Lobert
Mage
Luderus
Lobert
Burns
South Dakota
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