Machinists Triumph In Postseason Session Over Bureau
Machinists defeated Bureau 10 to 6 in the Potomac League postseason series. They rallied in the final inning with six runs, as Forrest Thompson pitched effectively after laboring through the early frames. Key players included Chapin, Guovannetti, Walker, and Rountree for Machinists, while Hamel, Murphy, and Thompson helmed Bureau efforts.
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Bureau
Hasnel
Forrest Thompson
Machiniata
Machiniats
Bureau Chapin
Borheab
Marshall Ib
Darin Sir Perrt
Qilemert
Fitzgerald Raba Cf
Walker
Harris Ws
Mortimer Ss
Rountree
Gordon It
Grant Rf
Murphy Ibp
Thompson P
Hamel
Dodge
Rune
Marhall
Peery
Harris Chapin Rra
Giovannetti
Thompson Lenarie
Mortimer
Chapin
Marshall
Ry Thompson
Nines Tie for Title in Rosedale Circuit
Eddie Tomlin pitched through two rough innings as Gibraltar lost the payoff game 4 to 0 in the Rosedale League final. Tomlin scored the lone Roedale run and accounted for one of three hits as the mound ace faded after the third and fourth frames. The other team pulled away late in the contest, clinching the title with strong pitching and decisive offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Tomlin
Gibraltar
Rosedale
Tomlin
Roaedale
Fach
Fraser
Albaugh
Rlake
Mortimer
Reariale Ao
eAbralac
Tom'n & Twobass
Hte Keil
Chariton
Albigh
Velmerer
Hanex
Kebi Moran
Gerard Vethmeger
Tainir Reali Wit
Tomlin Athaigh
Mr Hughes Finn
Ainites
Cleveland Reaches Final in Printers Games Tournament
Cleveland advances to the championship of the Union Printers National Baseball League after a 4 to 3 win over St Paul. New York beat St Louis 7 to 3 as Batles allowed three hits with strong support. John Joe McCowan was reelected Chicago president, Joseph J Deal las secretary treasurer, and St Paul named 1817 tournament city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
St Paul
Cleveland
Union Printers
Chicago New York
New York
St Louis
Chicago
Joseph J Deallas
Atm Buaine
Maneater
RAE
Halley
Wiegand
Heiomann Miemann
Evers Meyer
Ewald
Bolsendant Hawking
Cleary
Bonath
Minor league games and standings brief
In American Association action Minneapolis routed Louisville Indianapolis eight to four while St Paul also scored eight. Toledo defeated Kansas City three, Columbus beat Milwaukee, and Virginia League results included Newport News over Hocky Mount. North Carolina League saw Winston Salem seven Asheville thirteen and Greensboro two Durban one. In South Atlantic League Charleston edged Augusta one to zero, Columbia beat Macon five to one, Jacksonville five (five innings) to complete a partial score. Texan League games showed San Antonio and Fort Worth one to two, Galveston one, Shreveport one, Houston and others referenced as unavailable.
Sluggers Shine as Jackson Leads White Sox Bats
Major leaguers posted strong shows with Joe Jackson collecting three singles and a double in five at bats to lift his average to .347. Tris Speaker added a double and a single in four trips, Ty Cobb homered in four plate appearances, while Dave Robertson Jake Daubert and Honus Wagner were idle due to wet grounds as standings show Jackson and Speaker atop American League and Robertson Daubert Wagner leading National League sluggers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Jackson
White Sox
Tris Speaker
Ty Cobb
Dave Robertson
Jake Daubert
Honus Wagner
American League
Pet. Speaker
Cobb
Jackson
National League
H Pet. Robertson
Daubert
Wagner
Featherweight Title Bout Set for Cedar Point Ohio
Cleveland promoter announces a 15 round featherweight championship at Cedar Point with champion Johnny Kilbane defending against challenger George Chaney. Both fighters post forfeits and sign contracts for Labor Day bout to be refereed by Hake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Matt Hinkel
Johhny Kilbane
George Chaney
Baltimore
Labor Das
Cedar Point
Hake
Industrial dominates swimming meet with Bathing Beach rivals
Industrial school swimmers outperformed municipal Bathing Beach participants in a pool meet, prevailing 7 to 2. Events featured 25 and 50 yard races, backstroke, and a relay over 100 pounds class, with multiple judges and timed performances by Industrial entries including Weinberg, Cavanaugh, Brewer, and Horst, while Hartford Bathing Beach took second and third placements in several events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bitevard
Bove
Bathing Beach
Holtigan
Becker Hartford Borst
Farrell Jourdant Gould
Creen Industrial
Borat Industrial
Cavanaugh
Elme
Wondy Brewer Industrial Fartford Bathing Beach
Thompaco Industrial
Toduetrial
Aartford
Ted
Weinberg Industrial
Brewer Industial
Hultigan
Horst Bathing Beach
F Cavanaugh
Hartford and
Weinberg Bathing Beach
Tima SZ
L. Crosa
Harvey Industrial
Hartford Bathing Beach
American athletes to Sweden for gymnastics events in October
Will send athletes to the Swedish Games between October 9 and 19 with Ted Meredith and two others chosen by Rubien for field events. Joe Loomis of Chicago named as second entry, third competitor to be announced after Newark nationals September 8, 9, and 16. Passage for the athletes aboard the Oscar II departs September 25. Philadelphia notes death of Craig Mitchell, ex Penn football coach, after recent surgery. Vanderhoof wins motorcycle race to Pikes Peak in 33 minutes. Griftha and Rivers sign for a 12 round bout at Canton on Labor Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
F W .Rutten
American Amateur Athletic
Onion
Swedish National Gymnastic and Sporting Association
Ted Meredith
Sweden
Rubien
Meredith
Joe Loomis
Chicago
Newark
Nationals fall to Browns as Boehling struggles in loss
In St Louis on August 10 Joe Boehling faltered allowing seven hits and four runs as the Nationals were shutout 4 to 0 by the Browns. Ernest Koob held Washington to five hits while St Louis built their lead with a four run fifth inning and Pratt, Severeid and Marsans chased with key hits. The loss drops Washington to seventh while St Louis climbs to fifth, with Jones' club ending a five game streak against the Nationals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley T Milliken
St Louis
Joe Boehling
Browns
Nationals
St Louisians
Washington
Jones
Yankees
Cleveland
Boehling
Shanks
Bert Gallia
Gallia
Ernest Koob
Miller
Sisler
Pratt
Marsane
McBride
Morgan
Staler
Milan
Foster
Lavans
Koobh
Lavan
Morgan Thia
Shanks Hast
Boebling
Williams
Wallace Milan
Koob Iost
Rice
Marsans
Wallace
Johnson
Boston
Red Sox
Q Morgan
Shanta
Morller
Mewride
Boehting
Tralla
Anotton
Milier
Marsan
Boehtin
St Lous
Bride
Mormone
Balle
Boeblin
Tori
Kool
Bite
Roebling
Messra
Connolly
Btrick
Boshiing
Boston Strengthens Lead as Indians Move Up
Boston solidified first place by defeating Chicago 11 to 6 in the finale, while Cleveland beat New York 3 to 2 to seize second place. Chicago and New York traded blows earlier, with rain delays shaping the late innings. Lambeth outpitched Russell for Cleveland, Turner scoring on a single and a wild throw to seal the ninth.
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Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
New York
Barry
Lewis
Russell
Foster
Leonard
White Sox
Eddie Collins
Hoa Hooper
Collins
Weaver
Lewis If
Coiling
Gainer
Jackson
Walker Ct
Neal
Gardner
Qfelsch
Bratt
Cady
McMullin
Foster P
OfLyon
Leonard Pn
Ruaselt
Yoogn
Danforth
Fournier
Willams
Lambeth
Topeka
Turners
Newll
Pinos
Turner
Graney
Gmer
Chapman
Aragon
Ag Roth
Gandh Ib
Manning Sh
al Oldring
Cedean Zoo
Playa Wambigansa
Dil Lettan
Firat Baxe
Fambeth
Strick
Mussel
Piteh
Russell Timgires
Megsre Dineen
Nailin
Thor
Tigers Beat Athletics in Reckless Display in Detroit
Detroit defeated Philadelphia 12 to 4 after jumping to a two run lead. Williams struggled early as Detroit bunted and sprinted, while Cobb belted the first inside the park homer into left-center. Mitchell left after six due to illness, Burns also sick, and Detroit rode timely hitting to cruise past the Athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Philadelphia
Williams
Mitchell
iNness Burns
Cobb
Phila
O'Mckee
Willama Po
Mitchett
Rowe
Oldames P
Myers
Totain
Picinich
Clath
Williama
Pnitadelphin
Walsh
Tajole McInnes
Bush
Crawford Young
Kee
Yeach
Eiwee
Heilman
Crawford
Young
Hush
James
Melarn Kvana
O'Loughlin
Gedeon Still Listed as National Option
The Nationals are shown still claiming Joe Gedeon as an option. He is listed among players farmed to various clubs including Newark Rochester and Richmond while he remains linked to the Yankees after a 1914 Baltimore assignment and a later Federal League signing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gedeon
Nationals
Joe Gedeon
Yankees
National Baseball Commission
Minneapolis
Holland Acosta
Dumont
Bentley
Richmond
Hum
Phries
Galt Lake City
Newark
Milan
Rochester
Griffith
Baltaks
Federal League
Mayer Issues Zeros Lone Run Off Toney
Philadelphia shut out Cincinnati 1 0 as Toney and Mayer duel with minimal offense. Paskert stole second on wild throws, Bancroft and Luderus made sharp plays backing Mayer, while Cincinnati failed to push more than a single hit in an inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Toney
Mayer
Paskett
Wingo
Roush Mayer
Bancroft
Luderus
Phila
Mpunkert
Rougecf
Totaix
Pankert
Errora
Roush
Byrne
Paskert
Niehol
Luderus Mayer
Luterng
Notable Baseball Happenings Yesterday
Red Sox widen AL lead while Dodgers idle in NL. White Sox drop to third after beating the Yankees, Indians move to second. Red Sox pitchers Lambeth limits Yankees to five hits as Cobb homers for the Tigers. Rain delays and darkness interrupt multiple games. only Phillies Reds in NL avoided delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Sox
Dodgers
White Sox
Yankees
Indians
Lambeth
Cobb
Tigers
Phillies
Reds
Rage Track Entries For Today's Sport
Race card lists multiple events for Malden through the sixth race with 2 year olds to 4 year olds, purses up to 600, and various horses named. Notable mentions include Captain Ray, Moss Fox, Cupid's Dart, and Judge Walz in handicap races. Also notes a death: Niagara Falls Ont August 18 saw the passing of a famous bookmaker and horse owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Captain Ray
Billyrew
Mr Launcelot
Armine
Dorothy Carlin
Monaracs
Jane Stealth
Marianao
Walz
Wiseman
Play Square
Niagara Falla
Jar Yeager
National League scores and results summary
Yesterday's results show Chicago at Brooklyn, Pittsburgh at Boston, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, St Louis at New York. Standings include Brooklyn 60, Boston 55, Philadelphia 50, New York 50, Chicago 58, Pittsburgh 41, Cincinnati 40, St Louis 46.
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Louis
Glevaland
New York
Chic
Wash'ton
Detroit
Philadelph
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Philadela
Pet
Eouis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnat
Chicaxo
Pittssburgh
Cincinnati
St Lonia
Joe
Pittsburgh St
RACING RESULTS AT FORT ERIE TRACK
Results from Fort Erie races across seven events with purses from 2600 to 700 for 2 year olds to older horses. Winners include Loud er, Box er, Disturber, Kethlewn Holhoppleinar Fi, Squeeler, Aldebaran, Penrock, Rooker and more with placings and show payouts listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Lavin
Alstomalae
McDermott
Callahan
Munster
Arthur Meleseu
Mike Carlin
Ana
Gordon Nathan
Misa Gayle Orotund
Jalebenrer Alno
Hove
Rob Ingon
Bill Simmona Foldier
Tettar
Robinwen
Rooker Rul
Anna Azazel Ih
Scherer
Tima
Calomel Holloway
Req
Tiram Ford
Ma Larkin
Jak Reeves
Gypsy Blair
Glomer
Alan Cap
Choices Are Beaten in Pittsburgh Races
Pittsburgh Aug 10 Grand Circuit racing at Brunots Island featured two horses long regarded as certain winners losing as Cochata Tay won the 2 17 trotting event and Bieter Jone edged in the 2 17 pace while Derby Custer was the only favorite to win a pool. Director Todd in the 10 trott performed true to form and captured his race amid a field of multiple contenders.
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Pittsburgh Pa
Peter Mount
Cochata Tay
Rind Any
Bieter
Jone
Brunots Island
Custer
Todd
Corbato Jay Race
Cenhato
Malcolm F Rheart Donalds
Ty Peter the Great
Nuckles
Jo Bert
Border Br
Bt Border Knight
Birong
Helen Weethy
Barongale Murphy
Todd Mac McDonald
Sandy
Waltz Donohue
Constesn
Cox
Durfee
Royal Dal Ik Oh
Fleming
Ed Custer iMurphy
Copa de Uirn Darter
Todd Bo
Guy Nella
Malachite Earns Early Lead in Rocky Mellon Stakes
Malachite led early amid rough footing and battled rivals through the stretch to win the Alatama $1500 added race. Jockeys and handlers saw hard driving as Mala hite fought for the advantage, with several horses closing to contest the finish.
Rhomb Repentant and Related Entries at Saratoga Breeze
A morning listing from Saratoga shows a dense lineup of colorful horse names and connections. The brief notes include runners like Star Gazer 13 and Archdale, with varied references to stables, tracks, and possible wagers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga Morning Telegraph
Rebiringer
Star Gazer
Rhomb
Archdale Columbine Son
Benet Whiney Selle
Sasin
Tervinh
Ahara Ranson
Crruper
Rhine
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Texan League
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Kilbane and Chaney Post
Mitchel
Penn
Craig & Mitchell
University of Pennsylvania
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Cole
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Pikes Peak
Griffiths
Rivers
Cleveland Mhio
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Akron
Jon Rivers
Los Angeles
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North Carolina League
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Royal Interest
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