Indians Take a Pair from the Athletics
Cleveland defeats Philadelphia in both ends of a doubleheader on August 25 aided by wild pitching and costly fielding. Nabors and Williams exited early in game one, Bagby was lifted in the eighth, and Beebe finished both games while Cleveland totaled 28 runs across the pair to Philadelphia's 18. George Gibson, recently acquired by the Giants, has been suspended for failing to report.
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Jonnely Lime
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George Gibson
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Harry Harper
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Griffith
Jim Shaw
Giants Rally Past Pirates in Eleven Inning Victory
New York defeats Pittsburgh 6 to 2 in eleven innings with Robertson and Doyle driving in runs, Burns delivering a triple and Hunter a homer. Pirates score on Bigbee, Hinchman, Bairos, and McCarthy. New York ties in ninth on Robertson and Czozog hits.
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Byron
Quigtey
Browns Rally To 5 2 Victory Over Yankees
In New York on August 25 Yanks fell 5 2 as Youls nailed fourteen hits off three Yankee pitchers. Cullop lasted five innings allowing ten hits and took the loss. Wellman bolstered by Pratt Shotton and Sisler kept New York at bay with runners on base, while St Louis bats like Magee Moller Sleler and Peck produced.
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Wellman
Pratt Shotton
Sisler
St Lous
Shotton If
Magee Rf
Moller
Oftigh Tf
Sleler
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Clothring
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Rone
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Risler
Bauman
Bisler
St Louis
Nationals Triumph Over White Sox in Two Big Innings
Nationals win 5 to 2 over Chicago White Sox as nine hits in two frames power the victory. Williams falters after five, Wolfgang battered, Harper replaces, and timely hitting from Shanks Judge McBride and Foster sparks the Nationals rally in the sixth.
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Wolfgang
Griffmen
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Williams
Wolfgane
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Foster
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Chicago
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Felach
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Terry
Wolttang
McMullin
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Fournier
McMorlin
Shane
Om Harper
Harper
Shaw
Collins
Bacrifice Fiies
Henry
Weaver
Schalk
B. Collins
McBride
Meesri Dineen
Nalin
Baseball Minor Leagues and Scores Across Circuits
Summary of regional baseball results from Virginia and North Carolina leagues to the South Atlantic and American associations. Highlights include Portsmouth defeating Petersburg 3 to 0 and Durham routing Asheville 106 to 2, with multiple games across Toronto Baltimore Rochester Providence Montreal Richmond Memphis and Birmingham areas concluding with varied scores.
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Baltimore
Rochester
Newark
Providence
Montreal
Richmond
Buffalo
Meadow club tennis final contenders emerge in handicap tourney
Southampton August 25 William J Clothier veteran and Watson M Washburn former Harvard star reach Meadow club lawn tennis singles final after decisive wins. Inthler defeated Roland Roberts 6-3 6-0. Washburn beat Joseph J Armstrong after besting him in two tight sets to reach the final. Johnston and Grimm with Norris Willamard and Richard Harte advance to final doubles round.
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William J Clothier
Watson M Washburn
Harvard
Meadow Club
Inthler
Roland Roberts
San Francisco
Washburn
Joseph J Armstrong
Philadelphia
Wiliam M Johnston
Clarence J Grimm
Pacific Coast
R Norris Willamard
Richard Harte
Oklahoma City Fight Ban Shocks Labor Day Plans
Oklahoma City attorney general Freeling orders Tulsa officials not to permit the Morris Moran fight set for Labor Day, labeling it a violation of state law. Chicago Nationals buy outfielder Harry Walters from the Los Angeles Coast League, with multiple minor league scores and team movements noted across the day’s listings.
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Morris- Moran
Oklahoma City
Okla
Freeling
Amayor
Tulsa
Chicaro
Chicago Nationals
Harry Walters
Los Angeles
National League Yesterday's Results Overview
Baseball scores from yesterday show Washington defeating Chicago 5 to 2 while Philadelphia beat Boston 9 to 2 and Brooklyn tied St. Louis 2 to 2. Other NL games listed are unclear with several garbled team names and missing final results.
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Chicago
Detroit
Boston
Cleo
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
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Cincinnati
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Pittsburgh
Aires A Tnnings
Bureau Eliminates Holy Name From Fight for the District Title
Bureau defeated Holy Name 5 to 3 in a deciding playoff in Section A, eliminating Holy Name and leaving Rosedale as undisputed Section A champion. Treasury won Section B on Monday, setting up a city championship series to determine Washington’s intercity contest representative.
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Holy Name
Rosedale
Treasury
Washington
Richmond
Baltimore
Innning
Blair
Murphy
Fitzgerald
Lyon
Salb
Roogie
Geibe
Crooke
Wild
Davis
Lyons
Two-Base Drive Wins for Tigers
Detroit defeats Boston 2 to 1 as Dauss wins his own game. Hellman scores on Burns and a long double by Dallas. Boston's lone run comes in the sixth on a Cobb catch and a two-base hit sequence. Replete with defensive plays and late scoring, the Tigers edge the Red Sox at Boston.
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Dauss
Detroit
Hellman
Spancer
Burns
Dallas
Ream Sox
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Cobb
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Chopper
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Oueng
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McCarthy
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Trobane
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Sweener
Bebbe
Crooke
Behrle
Getbel
Balk
Messra Hughes
Sod Woodward
Rudolph Blanks Cubs in tenth straight win
Rudolph pitched a complete game blanking Chicago for the tenth straight win as Beaton drove in the only run on Magee's double, a sacrifice, and a squeeze by Smith. Magee had a two base hit and the Cubs drew small offense with three hits.
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Rudolph
Beaton
Magee
Smith
Benton
Maranville
Zeder
Snodgrana
Flack
Gonnolly
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Zeider
Saler
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Nationals and White Sox battle in tight series finale
Nationals slip into a final with White Sox as Joe Leonard hopes to return from a sprained wrist. Sam Rice nears return, Jim Shaw looks for control, and Harper shoulders pain as Griffith mixes pitchers. The Sox tumble from second to sixth with two sac flies boosting Henry and Weaver.
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Sox
Joe
White Sox
Ayers
Rowland
Esperanza Surprise Wins 206 Trot At Cleveland Meet
In the Grand Circuit closing day at North Handall, Esperanza defeated favorites to win the 206 trot heats. Peter Look Te and Napoleon Direct led other events, with Pop Geers earning his first win of the meeting aboard Napoleon Direct in the free for all pacing. Allie Watts and Pittsburgh claimed divisions in the trotting events, while Ben McGregor and Let Axworthy delivered strong showings in the opening heats.
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North Handall
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Esperanza
Joan
Todd
Alvision
Peter Look
Pop” Geers
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Direct
Single G
Hal Hoy
Allie Watts
Binville
Pittsburgh
Valie
Ben McGregor
Ben White
Axworthy
Staken
Peter Book
Peter the Great
Trayner
Py Walter
Geers
Cartokin
Murfee
Clm
Gen Watts
Edman
Ch &S
Abel
Morphy
Mrs Letts Wins Western Tourney Title in Golf
Mrs Fred C Letts Jr of Cincinnati defeated Miss Laurie Kaleer of Flossmoor Chicago 3 up and 1 to play to become the Women’s Western Golf Association champion at Kent Country Club. Letts set a first nine record of 44, seven under par, as Kaleer struggled with greens and approaches.
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Micm
Fred C Letts, Jr
Cincinnati
Laurie Kaleer
Flosmoor
Chicago
Kent Country Club
Letts
Miss Kaiser
Western Association
Mia Letts
Daubert Out For Season As Brooklyn Seeks Trade
News from Cincinnati reports Jake Daubert Brooklyn first baseman will miss the rest of the season. Manager Robinson aims to fill the vacancy by trading for an experienced first baseman, with Merkle as a potential target. In San Francisco, Babe Wright swam the Golden Gate in 31 minutes 35.45 seconds, setting a Pacific Athletic Association women’s record.
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Cincinnati
Jake Daubert
Brooklyn
Robinson
Merkle
San Francisco
Babe” Wright
Golden Gate
Pacific Athletic Association
Wolgast Beaten in Ten Round Brooklyn Bout
Adlai Gost of Cadillac Michigan, former lightweight champion, was badly beaten by Frankie Callahan of Brooklyn in Washington Park. Callahan dominated all ten rounds, leaving Wolgast with little defense and few clean blows, saved from knockout only by his sturdy frame.
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Adwaigost
Cadillac
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Washington Park
Frankie Callahan
Callahan
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Wolgast
Big League Hitters Lead Batting Race Shifts
Speaker goes ten for forty with five hits raising his average two points Cobb and Jackson each tally one hit in four at bats Robertson loses second in the National League chasing Hornsby Daubert Wagner do not play Chase slips to fifth with one hit in four at bats American and National League standings shown for ARB Pet and other figures
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Cobb
Jackson
Robertson
Hornsby
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Daubert
Wagner
Chase
ARB
I. Pet. Speaker
AB H. Pet. Daubert
Errors Aid Dodgers To Defeat Reds 3 2 in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati Ohio on August 45 Brooklyn won 3 2 over the Reds. Two Cincinnati errors cost them, while Brooklyn benefited from four hits and a costly innings. Cheney pitched well despite the loss, with three Reds batters collecting multiple hits but only one earned run scored on Gaetz tripling to start the second.
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Miter
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el Cheney
Éehnelder von OF ‘Totain
Lerke
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Manu
Louden
Holbein
Cmeinaatt
gopfttat _Mowrer
Mitchel
Mennis Ragler
Osborn Wins Finals of Tennis Tourney
In the handicap men's singles tournament conducted by the Department of Labor's Bureau of Labor Statistics, C F Osborn defeated T R Carter 6 1 in the final. In consolation play, P L Dildine beat A P Norton 6 3 2 6 6. Earlier rounds saw Carter, Brissenden, Gormley, Mangin, and Studdard advance through rounds with varying scores.
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Department of Labor
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T R Carter
L Dildine
A PB Norton
Briseenden
Fell
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Drevert
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Diltine
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McGrove
Cubs Eye Three-Wall Trade Involving Zim
Chicago August 25 The Cubs Dodgers and Giants near a three corner deal with Herne Zimmerman at third base likely to move. The plan stalled this afternoon awaiting word from Manager McGraw after a night conference with Cubs president Weeghman.
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Race Track Entries For Today’s Sport Meet
Daily entries list a full card of races with names like Far Away, Yankee Nations, Jeane Jr, and Martian. Notable horses include The Bevermick steeplechase band and The Ratatoga cup for older thoroughbreds, with purses ranging from 400 to 3500 and conditions varying from selling to handicap across multiple seven races. Weather is clear and track fast for a packed program of 3 year olds and up.
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Pharaoh
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Bevermick
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Ateut
Mies Puleto
Martian
Ladley
Roebrook
2Yearstia Forlangs Ikmar Abayraim
Spian
Rellringer
Rikete
Queen of the Water
Achillen
Julia Leon
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Friar Rock
Reamer
Jeane, Jr
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Soliter
Alberta True
Sty Fur Jones
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Shar Furtuny Lass
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Dis Rogers
Meinsen
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Gartler
Pepper Lane
Rerand
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King Neptune
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Ipward
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Flying Flora
Statina
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Paymaster
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Nije
Anwerd
Avalona
Larkin
Tente
Single by Gonzales Decides for Cards
In a seesaw contest at St Louis Gonzales hit a decisive single in the eleventh inning driving in Ira Wilson as the Cardinals edge the Phillies. Pitching and fielding miscues frame the late drama with Gonzales delivering the key blow to lift St Louis over Philadelphia.
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Hornsby
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Miller
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Tin
Stok
Ran Cravathorf
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Goad Rt
Whitted If
Fellowship Defeats Favorites at Saratoga in 40 to 1 Upset
At Saratoga, Fellowship, racing at 40 to 1, overtook Promitive and Xylon to win by a length and a half. Maiden engineered the big coup at this meeting after Nebraska’s prior success, with the race details listing post times and odds for several runners, including Malien and Forward Vita.
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Xylon
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Ware
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Billanna
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Soeven
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