Burk Injunction Delayed. Hearing Set for October
Pittsburgh pa August 12 Judge Ambrose B holds a temporary injunction delaying the Pittsburg Federal League club from employing or playing pitcher Sanford Burk who jumped from the Indianapolis American Association club. A final hearing is scheduled with no date. Offers for settlement reportedly ignored as the case proceeds to a finish.
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Pittsburgh Federal League Baseball Club
Sanford Burk
Idiarapolis American Association
Ambrose B
Common Pleas
Indiana Teri
Jack Hendricks
Indianepelia Club
Loughlin and Behr Advance In Seabright Tennis Singles
In Seabright on the turf courts of the Seabright Lawn Tennis and Cricket Club, Mau McLoughlin of San Francisco defeated Nathaniel W. Niles of Hastings 7-6 6-4 while Karl Behr of New York beat Theodore R. Pell 6-1 6-3. The East-West finalists would meet to decide challengers for Norris Williams II for the Acelis Cup. The doubles title went to McLoughlin and Ward Dawson over Beekman and Mahan 6-3 6-4 8-1.
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Seabright
E McLoughlin
San Francisco
Karl Tl Behr
New York
Seabright Lawn Tennis and Cricket Club
McLoughlin
Nathaniel W Niles
Heston
Behr
Theodore R Pell
R Norris Williams II
Willama
Chicago
Niles McLoughlin
Forest Hilla
Niles
aterLoughlin
Californian
Pell
Ward Dawson
California
Leonard Beekman
L E. Mahan
Cream of Oarsmen Gather for National Amateur Regatta
In Springfield Massachusetts on August 12, about one hundred top rowers from the United States and Canada arrived for the forty third national regatta of the Amateur Association. Fourteen events are planned on the Connecticut River four miles below the city over two days with seven races daily. The single sculls championship, to be decided on the final day, features Robert G Dibble of the Don Roblins Club Toronto defending his title from Philadelphia last year. Duluth crews also arrive in numbers hoping for a sweep. Races start each afternoon at a half hour after the previous start. Intermediate events for single and double sculls and four oared shells, a junior eight, and senior events for double sculls, four oared shells, and single scull dashes are on the schedule for tomorrow, with the remainder of senior events and championships to be rowed on Saturday.
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Springfeld
Mass
Canada
Amateur Association of the
United States
Connecticut
Struggia
Robert G Dibble
Don Roblins Club
Toronto
Philadelphia
Duluth
Empire A C Advances as Records, Games Noted
Empire A C reports a strong season with 14 wins in 19 games and claims parity with top independent clubs in the District. They head to Laurel Maryland Saturday to meet the nine and then face the Engineers at Washington Barracks Sunday at 1:30. Details include Mastern A defeat at Avondale and various box scores from the International and Virginia leagues.
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Empire A. C
Laurel
Engineers
Washington Barracks
Empire
Frank R Heise
Greeneboro pitcher throws no-hit game in NC League
Carl Ray pitched a no hitter for Greensboro against Raleigh in the North Carolina League and struck out fifteen batters in the Aug 12 game.
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Greensboro
N. C
Carl Ray
Raleigh
Pennock Released to Providence Club
Boston Aug 12 The release of Bert Pennock the Boston Red Sox pitcher formerly of the Philadelphia Athletics to Providence of the International League was announced tonight Pennock had not pitched a full game since Boston bought him two months ago.
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Boston
Herbert Pennock
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Providence
Pennock
Protests Due On Postseason Players For Title Series
The Amateur Association requires all protests on players for postseason games to be filed with Secretary Shurtleff by 5 PM. A certified list of eligible players appears for three streams, with four others published last week. A board of governors will meet tonight to consider protests involving Whitney’s game with Immanuel and Agricultural players in the Departmental League, with members Shurtleff Beach and King. Mike Cantwell is withdrawn from the Aggies roster for playing pro ball.
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Shurtlem
Government
Potomac
Northwest
the Asseciation
Shurtleff
Whitney
Immanuel
Agriculture
Machiniala
Ieon Sist
Harry ¥. Shurtleff
Edward Beach
Charles King
Mike Cantwell
Aggies
Philadelphia Country Club claims Atlantic polo cup title
The Philadelphia Country Club defeated the Aiken Red Birds 11 goals to 7 in the final match at Narragansett Pier. Philadelphia covered a B goal handicap to secure the win in the Pourans ment event.
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Philadelphia Country Club
Aiken Red Birds
Narragansett Pier
Philadelphia
Cubs Rally In Thirteenth To Beat St Louis In Nineteenth
Chicago opens its series with a 6 2 win in thirteenth inning after St Louis leads 2 0 early and 6 2 late. Schulte and Bescher homers set tone while Sater returns to aid the Cubs in a two hour forty minute game. Marsani case postponed. Comstock bought by Reds. other scores note minor league action.
Nationals Set for Battle With Red Sox After Rainout
Nationals travel plans shift after a soggy Florida avenue field halted a planned clash with Detroit. Manager Griffith scouting new outfield candidates while players recover from ailments. Johnson to start as Boehling or Ayers might follow. Shanks and Foater stay in place as Acosta remains regular in center.
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STANL@Y
Tigers
Doc” Ayers
Joe Boehling
Jennings
Walter Johnson
Carrigan
Doc" Ayers
Johnson
Howard Shanks
Eddie Foater
Shanks
Merito Acosta
Hughey Jennings
Detroit
Bennant
Red Sox
Griff
Nationals
White Sox
HOW THE CLUBS STAND IN EARLY BASEBALL RACE
Boston Detroit Chicago Wash ton New York Cleveland St Louis Philadelphia tied for leading positions with standings showing recent results. Yesterday's games included Washington at Boston and Philadelphia at New York while Chicago faced Kansas City and Newark and St Louis met Buffalo in key league showdowns.
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Boston
Detroit
Chicago
New York
Cleveland
St. Louie
Philad'p’s
Brooklyn
St Lewi
Cincinnati
Washington
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
L. Pet
At Louis
Kan
City
Pittab
Buffalo
Kansas City
Newark
Baltimore
St. Lonia
Foster Key Player in Browns Shutout Victory
Foster shut out St Louis for the second time in the six game series as the Red Sox won four to nothing. He helped the offense with two doubles driving in three runs, while Wellman and Foster limited St Louis to no runs through the game.
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Foster
St Louis
Red Sox
St. Louis
Lois
Rune—Speaker
Cady
Hryers
Lavan
Lewis
Howard
Bam Wellman
Scott
Foster Pratt
Gainer
Hooper
Om Wellman
Wellman
Umphea
Mesara Wallace
Connolly
Milwaukee and Indianapolis Face Off With Eleven Hits Each
Eight pitchers used in a tense American Association game delayed by darkness. Milwaukee used Dougherty Shackleford Rhoades Slapnicka Brannon and others, while Indianapolis countered with Willis Crandall Schardt Lever. Milwaukee tallied eleven hits, Indianapolis fourteen, and both teams committed two errors.
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Indianapolis
American Association
Acorn
Dougherty
Shackleford
Rhoades
Slapnicka
Brannon
Wilwaukee
Willis
Crandall
8Chardt
Levereng
Indianapolia
Chifeds Reach Top By Beating Newark
Newark New Jersey Aug 12 Leale Manns hitting kept Newark from first place Chicago moved to the top by a 2 to 1 victory Seventh inning single tied the score ninth inning triple and squeeze bunt score a8 Ebleags GooOggLCT-276 Newark vol 200000000172 Batteries McConnell and Fischer Moeley and Rariden
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Newark
N. J
Leale Mann
Chicago
Hanford
Anfely
E! Obleags
Gooogglct
McConnell
Fischer
Moeeley
Rariden
Indians Break Even in Yankees Series
New York Aug 12 Cleveland evened the series with New York by winning the fourth game 6 to 4. Walker pitched well for Cleveland until the eighth inning when he weakened. Harstad checked Yankee rallies by striking out Alexander. Batted for Shawkey in the seventh, Hatted for Donovan in the nunra. Two-piece hits by Wilie, Kirke, Hartzell, High and gain Home too by Jackson. Time 2 hours 2 minutes. Tennis doubles postponed again due to rain. Grand Circuit races rain halted. meet postponed to tomorrow.
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New York
Cleveland
Warhop
Shawkey
Donovan
Walker
Harstad
Yankee
Alexander
ABC
Peckinp
Maisel
Pipp
Cook
Hartsell
Bues
Wille
Chapman
Jackson
Kirke
Faith
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Matsel
Irre Tamsin
Dackson
Peckinpaugh
Wilie
Hartzell
Smith
Eamet Jane Cleveland
oNew York
Hirena Ena Hartzétl
Backace
Mesers
O'Loughlin
Horsebrand
Time of Fame
Brookfeds Win In 12th Inning Over Kansas City
Brooklyn wins two of three from Kansas City by 3 to 2 in a 12 inning pitchers battle. Batteries Main and Easterly for Brooklyn Marion and for Kansas City.
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Brooklyn
Kansas City
H. E
Hauser Returns to Game With Chicago Federals
Arnold Hauser, a former National League shortstop with the St. Louis Nationals, has signed with the Chicago Federals. After a three year injury layoff, he rejoins professional play and is expected to replace Jimmy Smith at shortstop.
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Chicago
Chicago Federals
Arnold Hauser
Hauser
St. Louis Nationals
Jimmy Smith
Water Blossom wins Alabama Stakes at Saratoga in fast time
Water Blossom trained by Thomas McDowell easily won the Alabama Stakes at Saratoga, covering one mile and one furlong in 1 5/9 seconds, defeating Lady Botha while Lady Teresa faded. Roamer worked out for Champlain handicap with 132 pounds, as Pixy and Lepchares led a strong day for favorites.
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Washington Post
Saratoga
Thomas C McDowell
Kentucky
Watercresa
Misa Crittenden
Miss
Andrew Miller
Lady Botha
Quincy Stable
Lady Teresa
Water Blossom
One Step
Spa
Thomasas
Alabama
Lady Betha
Charter Maid
Badinage
Harry Palyne Whitney
James Rowe
Roamer
Water Blogaam
Lady Ratha
Martin
R T Wilson, Jr
Saratoga Racing Association
Pixy
Lepchares
Ma Maux Shuts Out New York in Pittsburgh Tilt
Pitcher Mamaux threw a complete game shutout as Pittsburgh defeated New York 4 to 0. He allowed three hits and drove in two runs himself, aided by a sacrifice and a single off Mathewson. The game featured strong defense and key offensive plays, with Pittsburgh taking the lead early and maintaining it to notch the victory.
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Pittsburgh
Mamaux
New York
Mathewson
Tesreau
Costello
Snodgrass
Collins
Doyle
Johnston
Fletcher
Mamaux Do 'Grant
Babbington
Ritter Po
Teareau
Om Tesreau
Ritter
Kiem
Gocki
Postponed Finalal Match in Home Club Tennis Tourney
The final between J B Beadle and HE O Clayton was delayed by rain and will be played today at five o clock. In doubles, Mrs HE J Kempf and partner won by default over E Thompson and Miss Bert Williams in the second round as Williams left the city.
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J B Beadle
HE. O. Clayton
Setzer
HE J Kempf
E. Thompson
Bert Williams
Montreal Results First Race Five Furlongs AfMizxi Won
Five furlongs at Montreal with AfMizxi ridden by Parnell winning in 1:29.8. Tab Her placed second carrying 106, Genigat third at 106, with Barka and McOnlough among other runners. Also listed are Parnell’s odds and partial payout notes.
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Parnell Even
Tab Her
Genigat
Barka
McOnlough
Lady Det
Zoe
Bernstein
John Marrs
Cenigho
Jewel of Asia
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Matthews
Mins Kissy
Gorgetty
Oxer
Rage
Virginie
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Haight
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Bauer
O Tia True
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Fort ‘Womon
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Sirteenth
Miles Cordova
I Oro
Iti
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Thme
Delle Koch
Bavenat
Duquesne
Pive Furbongs
Uncle Fits
Frontier
Major Bell
Mathews
Ciara James
Phil T. Latoléres
Breadr
Racing Trage Entries for Saratoga Today
Racing entries listed for six races at Saratoga with names and weights across age groups. Includes horses such as Black Coffee Venture Edna Kenna Burgla Lady Vandergraft Supreme Spearhead Wanda Pfizer Montresor Charter Maid Slumberer Volant Amal Borgo Hawthorn Rip Van Winkle Mareh Light Shaser Pettley Colonel Fred Ning Moekacho Malth Fing Master Ine Tis True Spohn Munda Marenea Ormesé Dromi Senator Tames Gemmell Inferno Queen Fractor Regular Sir Gilee Tom Moran Tune Moss Rose Gitana Tom Moran Tune all noted with weights and post positions for the today's sport of racing.
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Venture
Tralee
Edna Kenna
Doling
Lady Vandergraft
Helen Marie
Poppie
Syearvids
Marc Cardy
Borgo
Eagle
Pullux
Hawthorn
Donald MarDonsid
Supreme
Spearhead
Wanda Pfizer
Amrid
Little Nearer
Naper
Blue Three
Acter
Montresor
Dears
Upward Sandicep
Herbourn
Charter Maid
Thornhill
Figinay
Werd
Mle Supreme
Mardon
Grosvenor
Squeeler
Slumberer
Volant
Amal
Athens
Fig Bryson
Sapier
Jesse Junior
Chanre
Flaerr
Rip van Winkle
Mareh Light
Shaser
Tnete bin
Heh Mary
Munda
Marenea
Ormesé
Johnny Wise
Tenneth
Joe Raight
Yrnex
Senator Tames
Gemmell
Ywede Chant
Inferno Queen
Fruita Johnson
Hazel
Orimer Tad
Edmond Adame
Captain Elliott
Ker
Nila
Sir Gilee
Montavie JN
Tom Flanizyn
Sarolta
Moss Rose
Gitana
Tom Moran
Tune
Morning Telegraph and Cincinnati Coffee Hawthorn Names
A scrambled OCR style fragment lists many proper nouns and nicknames including personalities such as Poppee Traiee Black Coffee Hawthorn Liberator Eagle Wands Pitser Amalfi Charter Maid Thornhill Squeeler Volant and figures like Jacobus Ventura Bat Masterson and Jacobus Ventura. It also mentions Rip van Winkle and Trish Vary Inian with assorted names scattered across Cincinnati and Montreal contexts.
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Morning Telegraph
Poppee
Tady Vandergrift
Traine
Mary Camidy
Hawthorn
Rip van Winkle
Trish Vary Inian
Bat Masterson
Odd Cross
Mr Mack
Dr & P Tate Master Jos Minde Spolm
Ajas Domi
Freda Johnson
Nila Ortmar Lad Scrolts
Gitana
June
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