Grounded dispute mars New York victory over St Louis
A closely played game in New York ended 6 to 4 for the locals over St Louis. McGraw and McFarland were ejected for disputing decisions as about 3,000 fans watched. Highlights included a home run by McBride and a pair of two-base hits by Bresnahan and Smoot.
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McGraw
McFarland
New York
St. Louis
Rhoae
Mertes
Dablen
Devlin
Burke
Strang
Grady
Bowermanib
Ames
Leo Brown
Leahy
Brown
Lona
St Louis
McParland
McBride
Bresnahan
Smoot
Backley
Browne
Dahle W
Dunleavy
Mr Johnstone Tima
Cincinnati Wins Game Over Brooklyn 7 to 3
Cincinnati defeated Brooklyn 7 to 3 as both managers Felley and Corcoran were out. Schlai was injured in the ninth and replaced by Street. Attendance reached 1,500 with multiple hits and two home runs by Seymour and Odwell.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Cincinnati
Felley
Tommy Corcoran
Schlai
Street
Rehoa XE
Rhoae Dobbs
Husgins
Shephard
Barry
Ewing
Rt. Con
Seymour
Bridwei
Steinfeldt
Olsehlef
Bargen
Mitchell
Sir
Walker
Lewis
Lumsey
Odwell
Mr. Emule
Pittsburg Wins Two Exciting Games in Philadelphia
August 29 report from Philadelphia notes Pittsburg defeating Philadelphia in both games. Wagner delivered the first game with a eighth inning home run while Clarke stood on second. Howard scored the winning run in the second game on a haze of balls, Clarke sacrifice, and Leach single. Corridon exited after three innings, attendance 5,479.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Philadellphia
Wagner
Clarke
Howard
Leach
Corridon
RHO AE
Pillsburgh
Jane Tee
Philadelphia Dure c
Ritchey
Tun—Wagner
Rain
Oman
Rushey
Hildsbeand
Sparks
Dooin
Galge
Pitsure
Phladelphis
Wallace
Thomas
Sterke
Slabacom
Brausislaip
Doolin
Smith
Munson
E. Gibson
Robertaille
Duggleby
iOne
Muneda
Smith Stelen
Second Galge Pitsure RH OA E Phladelphis
Box score style summary of a baseball game between Pittsburg and Philadelphia with player line scores, hits, errors, and pitching details. Highlights include Clarke and Duggleby homer and a 6 run Philadelphia output across several innings, with Robertaille and Duggliby pitching and the final score noted.
Chicago Triumphs 10 Runs Over Boston In One-Sided Game
Chicago defeated Boston 10 to 2 in a sunlit affair. Slagle led Chicago with multiple hits as Boston miscues in the fifth inning opened the floodgates. Attendance was 1,092. Lundgren pitched for Boston, Willis for Chicago.
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Boston
Chicago
Slagle
Cannell
Day
O Tenney
McCarthy
Dolan
Schulte
Delehanty
Lstrobel
Maloney
Hoffman
Tinker
Olen
Kiting
Strobel
Raymer
Tenney
Casey
Hilng
Mc.Carthy
Balle
Wills
Lundgren
Maroney
Willis
Moran
Whd
Whhx
Bausewine
Baseball Roundup From Minor Leagues And Major Scores
Reports from American Association Southern and New York leagues show varied results with Milwaukee and Indianapolis running up scores, plus Rochester beating Jersey City and Toronto defeating Baltimore. Major league notes recount Washington’s win over Chicago 8-4, and Philadelphia beating Cleveland 6-0, with Patterson strong for the Nationals and Jacobsen closing for the White Sox.
Philadelphia takes two from Cleveland in twin bill
Philadelphia swept the doubleheader from Cleveland. In the first game Waddell shut out the locals with three hits. Seybohn homered to give Philadelphia the second game, as Cleveland lost both contests in the day’s twin bill in Cleveland on August 29.
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Seybohn
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Waddell
Witte
Cleveland Beats Philadelphia In Batter-Filled Game
In a high-scoring clash Cleveland topped Philadelphia 14 to 2 with Donahue and Halla each allowing multiple runs and Hartsel and Seybold delivering key plays. M. Crocx contributed two doubles and Turner staged a defensive double play while Stovall and Reybold added offense for Cleveland.
Boston Shuts Out St Louis in Pitching Show by Young
Boston blanked St Louis 2 to 0 in a game highlighted by stellar pitching from Young. Howell had a rough start but settled to limit the damage after the first inning as 1,200 fans watched. St Louis managed two runs on a two-base hit by Stone and a three-base hit by Colling, with Ferris catching, Criger on, and Frisk handling the field.
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Killian
Detroit
Newton
Yeager
Detroit Rhoae
New York
Rhoae McIntyre
o/Fultz
Chase
Warner
Delahnaty
McGuire
Klenow
Grifith
Pod
Griffith
Lowe
Schueter
Coughlin
Locsa Vira
Balle
OM Killian
Crifith
St. Louis
Boston
Young
Howell
RHOAB
Boaton Rhoae
Burkett
Parent
Stan
Golins
Connor
Beals Wright Hobart Reach finals to face Ward for US alfigies title
Beals Wright of Boston and Clarence Hobart of New York advanced to the finals of the all comers tournament in Newport to decide the challenger to Holcombe Ward for the United States championship. Wright defeated William Larned in four sets 3 6 3 2 6 2. Hobart beat Breigh Colling after a five set battle.
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Ward
Newport
R. I
Beals
Wright
Boston
Clarence Hobart
New York
Holcombe Ward
Orange
N. J
United States
William A. Larned
Summit
Larned
Hobart
Breigh Colling
Scago
Tae
Park Brew Stakes At Narragansett Unfinished After Wind
About 10 000 fans at Narragansett Park watched six heats of the Park Brew Stakes purse 5000 before weather halted the final heat. Allerson and Edwin C. led with two heats each, Walter Direct faded after two wins and was distanced. Other races included 2 20 trotting for 2000 and 2 13 pacing with Lady Sealskin and Queen of Spades among top finishers.
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Providence
R. L
Narragansett Park
Audubon Boy
Marc
Allerson
Edwin C
Leonardo
Ethel's Pride
Lizzie G
A. L. McDonald
Queen of Spades
Lady Sealskin
Harrison Wilkes
Brignoll Wilkes
Bertha James
W. Cox
Dickerson
Grattan Boy, Jr
Clarke
Miner
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de Hyder
Allerton
Quincy Girl
Deary
Ch. G
Janes
Walter Direct
Geers
Elaem
Guardsman
Donald
Danube
da Ryder
Helen Norte
Rutherford
Swage B. G
Thomas
Ethel'e Pride
Andrews
Roberta
Hayden
Mefer Greer
McCarthy
Leonora Bo
Claras
Br m
Electmont
L McDonald
Brow
Willas
Cox
Joe
Jubile
Lenox Boy
Kieva
Jouzalons
Loulee E
Lockwood
Mresaina Pointer
B. G
Payne
Fhills
m.Andre Va
Minnie Blumber
Br. m
Pempock
Electric Park Races Open In Baltimore Harness Meet
The fall harness meeting at Electric Park opened with three races on Aug 29. Heavy rain halted the third race unfinished. Nut Boy won the 2:80 trot in straight heats with George M. second and Deily Sparks third. best time 2.17. Allen Wood won the 2:16 pace in straight heats with Prince E. L. second and Kidd third. best time 2.14. The 3:30 pace was unfinished after two heats, Wonder placing first and second and Silver Patch second and first. best time 2:19.
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Baltimore
Electric Park
Nut Boy
George M
Deily Sparks
Allenwood
Prince E. L
Kidd
Potomac Club Matches Rain Delays Cumberland Tennis
Rain interfered with the Potomac Club four day tournament at Cumberland Maryland but several matches drew a large crowd. In women’s singles Mary McHenry defeated Ruth Cochrane 3 6 2, Margaret Grove beat Madeline Geare 6 4 6 2, Ray Harlan beat Mary Randall 6 2 6 2. Grove over McHenry 6 0 6 3. Mixed doubles Cochrane and Murray beat Geare and Boyd 6 4. Randall and A Hunter Boyd beat Grove and Taylor Smith 6 3. Second set unfinished. Canadian cricketers won against the United States 245 to 127 and 9.
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Cumberland
Washington Post
Potomac Club
Mary McHenry
Ruth Cochrane
Margaret Grove
Frostburg
Madeline Geare
Ray Harlan
Philadelphia
Mary Randall
Annapolis
Misa Davis
Miss Harlen
Miss Grove
Miss McHenry
Miss Cochrane
G. A. Murray
Mount Savage
Geare
Thurston Boyd
Miss Randall
A. Hunter Boyd
Baltimore
Water Light Triumph in Dolphin Stakes at Sheepshead Bay
Jamea Brady’s Water Light, the 2 to 5 favorite, won the Dolphin Stakes for three-year-olds at Sheepshead Bay by an easy margin, with Yankee Congal leading the Partridge Stakes before being sidelined on disobedience at the post. Fleur de Marie finished second but was disqualified in the fifth race for interfering with three rivals. The meeting also saw jockey Arthur Redfern suspended for disobedience at the post.
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New York
Jamea & Brady
Water Light
Sheepshead Bay
Yankee Congal
Arthur Redfern
Fleur de Marie
Bhotgun
Rodferh
Goldarith
J. J. Waeteh
Arkib
Miner
Betsy Disqualified in Latonia Race Quiet Day
At Latonia Betsy finished third in the third event but was disqualified for foul play. Santa Lucia earned a share of the purse as two favorites won. Race details include Au receiver, Western Duke, Goma and Ethel Day among winners and notable finishers across six races.
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Latonia
Santa Lucia
Cincinnati
Ohio
Betsy
Au Receiver
Jack Ratlin
Homestead
Black Cat
Esterre
Eleanor Howard
Mafalda
Iron Tail
Western Duke
Hot
King Ellsworth
van Hope
Eduardo
Saronola
Goma
Berroniere
Miss Lynch
Hattie Kingston
Edna HiNott
Kite Tail
Floral
Ruby
Justt
Progression
Amy Riley
Mint Bed
Fiori
Danube Dr. Riley
Autight
Gilfzin
Major Mansk
Marlin
Lida Vivian
Rian
Lilian
Ethel Day
Delagoa
Sven
Noanle L
Daisy Dean
Hermione
Carloon
Intense
Ruilsa
Dr Keith
Matleabie
Verdant
Joe Coyne
Blue Grass Lad
Leo Bright
Port Worth
Little Hen
Cocksure
Thoroughfare of Futurity race at Sheepshead Bay entries
Racing page lists daily entries for Sheepshead Bay and Latonia with weights and odds. Two-year-old maidens run five and a half furlongs on Futurity course, followed by handicaps, filly classics, and turf and selling races across six races with listed horses and weights.
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Sheepshead Bay
Thorium
Lawsonion
Penguin
High Brush
Roughock
Mintia
Vaca
Algolee
Winifred A
Bluetts
Ireland
Felloway
Remington
Merry Go Round
the Scold
Cassandra
Inglehide
Hawthorne
Bundooran
Akyte
Lady Amelia
Lissette
Handzerra
Hiameshs
Memories
Druid
Adriatics
Ancestor
Zlenap
Letola
Diamond Fluah
Lady Frudence
Kiamesha
Hed Friar
Latonia
Hortensia
Liz Shooter
Dr. Windell
Chet Hayes
Tiasie McLean
Vic Kinney
Partan
Havi- Yand
Coruneaia
St Helgerpon
Everett Narrowly Qualifies in Women’s Western Golf
Miss Frances Everett of Exmoor, the reigning champion, barely stays in the field after a rough start at Homewood County Club. Heat and a southwest gale hinder scoring as 59 competitors vie for the 16 qualifying spots. pairing lists show names and scores for the first round scheduled tomorrow across multiple clubs.
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Everett
Chicago
Western Golf Association
Homewood County
Frances Everett
Exmoor
Miss Everett
A. T. H. Brower
Cranston
Elizabeth Young
Calumet
S Deering
EB. W Towner
Annie Fallmethr
Kenosha
Julia Runt
Midlothian
Vernon Hall
Zivanston
G W Hanne
Denver
E . Berrimas
Edgewater
Muse
Ander
Hihedale
Mius Saille Airgile
Westward Ho
Ohio Riflemen Lead Shooting On Three Rang hs
Ohio finished top after three stages of the national individual match at 200 and 600 yards slow fire and 200 yards rapid fire with 1 547. The District of Columbia trailed with 1 467 as Lieut Roichelderter and Capt Cooknow led DC scores. twelve teams ranked, with Ohio and Wisconsin among leaders. Prize winners in the national match included Durward and Sayre, with gold medals and cash in multiple divisions. Departmental League games were set despite rain with Navy versus Commerce and Labor, and Post Office versus Interior scheduled.
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Washington Post
Sea Girl
N. J
Ohio
District of Columbia
Toiva Aeeq
Roichelderter
Sergt Vercow
Plic
Sergt Croome
Holt
Summer
Sewart
Fink
Cooknow
Wisconsin
New York
Rhode Island
New Jersey
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Maryland
Yio
Washington
Diet of Columbia
Army
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Massachusetts Ave
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Cavalry
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Florida
Texas
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Georgia
Missouri
Oregon
Delaware
Hawaii
Nebraska
Mitty Amy
Indiana
Wells
Tate
Saye
Lieut
Benedict
Scott
U.S M G
Baldwin
Graham
Cav
Capt. Corwin
Lisut. Richards
Durward
Massachusetts
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