Dodgers Drub Cards Twice in Afternoon
Brooklyn swept St Louis with two wins 1 to 0 and 2 to 1. Mamaux and Grimes shone as Brooklyn built late-inning runs with key plays and strong pitching. Grimes drove in both Brooklyn runs in the second game, while Mamaux set up Miller’s score with a sacrifice in the opener.
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St. Louis
Mamaux
Grimes
Miller
Olson
Brooklyn Runes
ALOA
Synth.rf
DiMaonss Oo
Hornsby
Mamuaax
Myers
Mamauy
Uison
Johnston
Konetehy
Bares
Balle
Mamaus
Bry May
Wheat
Magiava
St Lows
Crooklys
Spliirrl
Olona
Fyhnston
Griff
Shotton
Schultz
Fetala
Woodward
Ef Ottan
J Milter
Jacobs
Louis _ Leno
Coklyn
Ryox—Smith
Wrrora
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Lavan
Glaon
Smith
J. Miller
Ofwin
Stock
Griffith
Balla
Ott Woodward
Rim
Jockey Club to ban toe calks on racing plates
Saratoga notes that F B Hitchcock announced at the Jockey Club meeting next January a proposal to remove toe calks from racing plates citing damage in the current meet. He compares penalties to fraudulent practices and cites horses running well in mud with smooth plates. Other items include sales at the Fasig Tipton auction and race-day claims.
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Saratoga Springs
F. B. Hitchcock
Jockey Club
Saratoga
Hitchcock
Mergler
Wiliam Garth
Capt. Parr
H.S. Koppin
George Starr
H. Perkins
Penelope
Paul Connolly
Jule Garson
Larry Waterbury
Abadene
Tetley
Purchase
Ormondale
Hildreth
Purchase Wins Huron Handicap At Saratoga In 3yo Victory
In the Huron Handicap at Saratoga on August 26, Purchase a 3-year-old son of Ormondale and Cherriols, ridden at 134 pounds, beat Hannibal by five lengths. Tetley placed second by a neck with Pastoral Swain fourth as Cirrus and Crystal Ford trailed. Other races featured Buck Guy, Valerie West, and Back Bay in a close program.
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Harry N. Price
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Samuel Hildreth
Ormondale
Cherriols
Hannibal
War Tennant
Wilson
Purchase
Frank Weir
Tetley
Ensor
Crystal Ford
Pastoral Swain
Knapp
Cirrus
Back Bay
Lawrence Waterbury
Abadane
Buck Guy
Valerie West
Aliadane
Bit Bang
Ernest Halls
Sunny Hill
Sir William Johnsen
Water Wa
William Johnsen
African Arrow
Sande
Crecious
TC. McDowell
Alan Arrow
Bradley
Masked Dancer
Biff Bang
Gheech
Liwon
American Soldier
Rlaings
Sadie Ue
Starry Belle
Bon Muster
Fair Cuanty
Sunny Will
Mock Rann
J. Securit
Abudane
Sedan
St. Quentn
Elderken
Sucphee
Overmatch
Fourtil
Nile
Caliahanl
Hanne Bal
Cirrys
Crystal’ Ford
Precious
Homans
Athena Arrow
Nuudel
Rove D'Or
Husur
Avery
Warsaw
Tailor Maid Nail Soapdragon
Busy Signal
Callahan
Fairbrother
Beck and Call
Epsor
Thine
Tamelia
Mary = Alley
Eady
Brommel
Claribella
Orleans Girl
Ed Collins Homer in Tenth Beats Browns in Series Sweep
In St Louis Aug 26 Chicago defeats St Louis 4 to 3 as Ed Collins homers in the tenth inning sparking a breakout. The White Sox plated three in the first, the Browns tied it in the eighth, Chicago wins two games to sweep the series with Collins contributing a homer and multiple hits for the Sox.
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REDS
Phill
St. Louis
E. Collings
Chicago
White Sox
Gerber
Citeaga
Atelaloa
Aklalola Leibola
Austin
E.colins
Gedeon
Weaver
Ridsephsonyf
Javksnalf
Volsehef
Tobinit
Rivberg.as
Gerbersa
Schalk
Ij Severeide
Ol Sothoron
Deunnitt
Yotals
Lyon
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Smith
Sotieron
Louis
Rina Liebold
B. Collins
Jackson
Felsch
Gerleon
Gerhber
Kothoran
Pelseh
Risberg
Liebold
Sothoryn
Gedeon Leff
St. Louie
Kerr
Sothonan
Sotheron
Civott
Detroit
Cleveland
Trige
Tigers
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Dodgers
W. L. Pet
St. Lonia
Boston
Washington
Giants and Pirates split doubleheader in New York
In New York on August 26 the Giants and Pirates split a doubleheader, with the Giants losing 9 to 1 in the opener and the Pirates winning 4 to 1 in the nightcap. The two clubs also split a four game series, as Pittsburgh and New York each claimed a win in yesterday’s twin bill.
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Pittsburgh
Giants
Pirates
Rigber If
Borns If
Carteret
Ostatzif
Sloworth
Young,rf
Whitted
Fletchtr.s
Man Sh
Barbore
Cutshaw
Frisch
Tverry
al Kalt
Chae
Sehmidt.c
Lee
Miller
Chase
Nehf
Carey
Young
Burns
Gummerman
Kauff
Barbare
Fried
Kletcher
Lettan
Nationals to Face Yanks Without Griffiths Help
Walter Johnson returns from a heavy cold as the Nationals prepare to start a four game series with the Yankees. Washington limped home from a disastrous West trip, winning only three of eleven, and Clark Griffith is on a mysterious scouting trip. The club hopes young recruits can lift them back toward the majors.
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Griffith
J. W. Fitzgerald
New York
Walter Johnson
West
Yankees
Washington
White Sox
Tigers
Red Sox
Babe Ruth
Bengals
Yanks
Griffs
Lgat
Griff
Clark Griffith
Indians Tie Tigers for Second Position
Cleveland defeats Detroit 7 to 2 to share runner up spot. Boland allowed 15 hits before leaving in the seventh as Cleveland bats explode for a loud win.
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Indians
Tigers
DOYLE'S STAMINA DEFEATS VOSHELL IN NATIONWIDE TENNIS
At Forestville on Aug 26 the thirty eighth annual United States singles turf tennis championships opened. Australian stars Parsons and Lycett won decisively. Doyle beat Voshell in a long match with 4-6 6-3 5-7 7-5 6-4 amid 5100 spectators as other favorites advanced.
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Forestville
United States
West Side
Yander
England
Gerald L. Patterson
Fred B. Alexander
New York
Norman E. Brookes
Walter Pate
Randolph Lycett
Harold Godshall
Los Angeles
R. V. Thomas
W. P. Compton
Cedarhurst
Nationals' Work at Bat in Virginia League
Richmond defeats Norfolk Petersburg Portsmouth 5 to 1 in a Virginia League game. Seppo's Rows stars for Richmond as Norfolk and Petersburg struggle offensively at Seppo Field.
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Richmond
Norfolk
Petersburg
Portsmouth
Seppo’ Rows
War Risk Edges Naval Operations In Protest Amid Dark Finish
War Risk beat Naval Operations 4 to 3 in a sandlot championship protest marked by an umpiring call on Fraser out at first base after a batted ball. The ninth inning was halted by darkness with Fitzgerald scoring to tie, then the game was called and the score stood at 4-3.
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Magee
Cincionati
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Daubert
Roush
Kopf
Duncan
Mingo
Fisher
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Luderus
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Ermie—Paulette
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Cheney
Grob
Wingo
Baxee
Housh
Rolt
Hancroft
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Adame
Baven
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Walls
Om Fisher
Pansedball
Spitteb
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Burns
Righee
Young
Carey
Pletcher
Mhworth
Zin'ran
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Barbare
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Cuishaw
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Achmidt
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Genten
Pittebureh
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Cutshaw
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Naval Operations
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Meliur
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Owen
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Goldstein
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Mennekin
Teddd
Beard Sun Namin
Anerider Bitshgoan
Mit Kin
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Sueritier
Hilson
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Innige
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Thadnen
Hung
Braves Rout Cubs in Pair of Games
Boston defeats Chicago 1 0 in the opener with Alexander allowing three hits then wins 7 2 as the Braves pound Hendrix. Mendel and Holke key hits while Merkle, Rawlings and Gowdy star in the field in a doubleheader sweep at home.
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UN Raaves
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Hendrix
Boekel
Ot Holterns
Merkle
Holkelb
Mannit
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Tolke
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Hollacher Staton
Dave Thepekel
Holke
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Chimgo
Firat
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Qexeliger
Atth
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Flock Merkie
Boeckel
Powell
Crotse
Gowdy
Holloeher
Hoallecher
Br Henario
Rudolph
Wild Pirties
Mtudalph
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