Standings and schedule for baseball clubs today
Summary of game results and standings for multiple teams including New York, Cincinnati, Chicago, Boston, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, St Louis, Brooklyn. Notes Cincinnati losses to New York in a doubleheader with game details and attendance 3521. Upcoming matches listed: Boston at Pittsburg Brooklyn at Chicago New York at Cincinnati Philadelphia at St Louis.
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Pittsburg
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
O'Neill Pitches Good Game As St Louis Beats Philadelphia
St Louis defeated Philadelphia 7 to 4 as O'Neill pitched well. Frazer was hit hard late and took the loss while attendance was about 1,500. Key moments included Farrell and Frazer with notable hits, Grady hitting a homer, and a double steal by Burke to Farrell.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
St Louis
Louis
Phladelphia
Neill
Rhore
Phila
Farreil
Thames
Shannon
Gleason
Becks
Wolferton
Brain
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Dooin
Lj Frazer
So Dutty
Bette Ee
Totaia
Fraser
Grady
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Ferrell
Beckley
Shannos
Titus
Dooi
Palls
Q'Malls
Hy O' Nery
Mr Johnstone
L Smith Delivers for Pittsburg in Tie Game
Pittsburg, Aug 31 L Smith, Pittsburg’s new right fielder, won the game in the seventh when the score was tied by a three bagger off McCormick. A base on balls and errors plated three more for Pittsburg as attendance reached 1,000. Pittsburg 7 Boston 3. Scorers note Smith and Ritchey among key bats with Bransfield, Phelps, Geier, Tenney contributing.
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Pittsburg
L Smith
Rhoae Boston
Rhoae Kruger
Geler
Beaumont If
Tenney
Ritchey
Abbach
Woesner As
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Moran
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Raymer
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Pittinger
Marshall
Torala
Pitsburg
Haston
Boston
Bransfield
Phelps
Geier Tenney
Dele- Sant
Ritene
L Smith Baer Geehite
Phalps
Haymer
Wagner Tenney
Delebants
Wagner
Balle
O. I.joch
Pettinger
balla—Ritchey
Shut Out by Brooklyn as Chicago Blanked in Early Loss
Chicago unable to hit Scanlan as Brooklyn wins 3 0. Sheckard drives in a run. Scattered hits, battery errors, and a fifth inning score provide Brooklyn’s edge. Attendance 1,200. Box shows Chicago 0 0 8 Brooklyn 3 4 1 with key singles, steals, and sacrifices.
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Chicago
Scanlan
Sheckard
Brooklyn
Dilan
OO Barry
Geseler
Chance Ib
Lumiey
McCarthy
Baba
Gyers
U Writer
Carney
O Jordan
Vinker
Ol McC’m'k
Brown
Bennanes
Babb
Kiing
Lumley
McCarchy
OM Brown
Messrs Moran and Carpenter
Gaime
Baseball Notes Reflect Busy Pro Season Across Leagues
The roundup cites Wheeling leading the Central League profits while Charley Moran loses weight after leaving the Senators. It reports trades and rumors including Donlin to the Phillies, Applgate joining the Athletics, Tenney rumored as Boston’s player-manager, and varied league plans, injuries, and attendance figures.
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Wheeling
Charley Moran
Senators
Boston
Stone
Browns Annex Finalists Able to Play Again
The Browns announce a return to action with Big First Baseman covering center field and Mullin of the Athletics shifting to second base during McCormick’s absence with a fractured arm. Yesterday’s results: Louis 2 Washington 1. Philadelphia 1 Chicago 0. New York 3 Cleveland 10. Detroit 2. Today: Chicago at Washington, St Louis at Philadelphia, Cleveland at Boston, Detroit at New York. Standings show St Louis 66 49 570, Washington 66 49 570, New York 67 42 608, Cleveland 89 43 617. In the Browns Senators game, Hughes and Sudhoff pitched. St Louis won 2-1 behind timely hitting and strong defense. Mullin to second base for McCormick’s absence. Herring covered first.
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Chicago
Giants
Windy City
Charley Jarrell
Washington
Cassidy
Jersey City
Donlin
Phillies
Rochester
Wyatt Lee
Ameriidh Association
Toledo Blade
Connie Mack
Applegate
Toronto
Boston Nationals
Fred Tenney
Athletics
Senators
Selbach
Drill
Coughlin
Robinson
Hoston Globe
Southern League
Ife
Louisville
Amercan
Barry McCormick
O'Neitll
Herring
Danny Hoffman
Boston
Gene DeMontresile
Atlanta
Colonels
South
National Association of Professional Baseball Clubs
Players' Protective Association
Cleveland
Collins
Hughey Duffy
Chicago Journal
Bunt
Mullin
McCormick
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
New York
W. L. Pete
St Louis
Hughes
Sudhoff
Browns
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Brownie
Jon Cassidy
O'Neill
Garland Stahl
Feild
Stahl
Bobby Wallace
Hill
Hynes’ Bounder
Jones
Donovan
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Jesse Surkett
Haynes
O’neill
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Burkett
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Sir Richard
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O’connor
Lefty
Padden
Sudheff
Eafy
Hemphill
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Wallace
Meran
O'Connor
Wee Willie
Jesse
Huelaman
Hynes
Om Stahl
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O'Neill Cassidy
O Connor
Huelsmen
Sore Herring
Louis
Long Tom
Jake
Two-base Hits and quirky fielding in late game notice
Summary of a baseball game featuring Burkett Hemphill and Huelaman with two-base hits by Burkett Hemphill and Huelaman. Includes multiple sacrifice hits by Moran OConnor Hill and Cassidy and a noted pitching display by Hughes. Mention of fielding miscues, position shifts, and game time of 1 hour 3 minutes.
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Hughes
Burkett
Hemphill
Huelaman
Moran
O'Connor
Hill
Cassidy
Sudhoft
Vampire
Mr. King
LaChance Makes Unassisted Double Play in Boston Win
In Boston on August 31 Mets less, Detroit fell 4 by Boston. LaChance pulled off an unassisted double play with a one handed catch. Attendance reached 60,863 as Burrell, McIntyre, and Freeman contributed in the outfield and infield for Boston.
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LaChance
Boston
Detroit
Rhoa E Detrmtt
Rhoah Seibach
Burrell
Parent
McIntyre
Stahl
Coughlin
Gollins
Crawford
Freeman
Hickman
Hag
o[Dril
Ferris
Oj Lowe
Doran
O Leary
Loe Winter
P. O Mullin
Potate
Il Boxton
Wee Flo
Detratt
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Stabt
O’leary
Ferris Flame
O'Leary
la Chance
Olw Mullin
Mulin—Doran
Selbach
Mullin
Mr. Dwyer
Scores from multiple minor leagues show mixed results and weather delays
In the Eastern League Baltimore defeated Jersey City 7 to 6 while Providence beat Newark 6 to 6. Rochester edged Toronto? 1 to 0. Buffalo topped Buffalo 6 to 3. Milwaukee defeated Toledo 2 to 1 as St Paul and Louisville game was postponed and Minneapolis-Columbus faced rein. In the Kansas City series Indianapolis won 4 to 1 and 6 to 3 in the second game called after six innings due to darkness. Southern League Montgomery beat Atlanta 8 to 1 and Nashville defeated Birmingham 8 to 2. New Orleans Shreveport rain affected results. South Atlantic League Savannah crushed Jacksonville 14 to 3, Macon beat Columbia 5 to 4, Augusta won 9 to 0 against Charleston though Charleston took the second game 1 to 0.
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American Association
Milwaukee
Toledo
St. Paul
Louisville
Minneapolia
Montgomery
Atlanta
Nashville
Birmingham
New Orleans
Shreveport
Savannah
Jacksonville
Macon
Columbia
Augusta
Charleston
Bowerman Slugged Rooter in Cincinnati Game
Bowerman, a New York reserve, left the bench and struck a man in the stands during the first Cincinnati versus New York game. Police took Bowerman to jail after Albert Hartzell, a local music teacher, suffered a cut jaw. Hartzell later declined to prosecute and Bowerman was released to depart east with the team.
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Cincinnati
New York
Bowerman
Rooters
Hall Park
Simmer
Albert Hartzell
Olice
Pris
Eastern Market Defeats Great Easterns In Tight Game
The Eastern Market edged the Great Easterns 6 to 4 at Fifteenth and H streets northeast. Richmond starred on the mound and Gordon provided strong batting for the winners. The Eastern Markets seek to arrange matches with uniformed teams, contact Colman, Eastern Market, Seventh and C streets southeast.
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Fifteenth
H Streets
Richmond
Gordon
Colman
Eestern Market
Seventh
C Streets
Sixth Team Forfeits In Mount Pleasant Baseball Game
The Gunton Presbyterians added a win by forfeit as the South Washingtons lacked two players yesterday on Mount Pleasant grounds. With seven men, the South Washingtons forfeited at 16. An exhibition game followed, entertaining fans. A championship meeting between Foundry and Gunton is scheduled Friday afternoon at 5 46, the season finale to decide second place.
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Gunton Boys
Gunton Presbyterians
Mount Pleasant Grounds
Betts
South Washingtons
Foundry
Gunton
Mount Pleasant
Gonzaga and Norris Peters Play To Scoreless Tie
A baseball game on the Thirteenth Street grounds ended 0-0 as Gonzaga and Norris Peters remained deadlocked through six innings. Key plays included Shorty Hughes nabbing runners at the plate and a disputed foul ball that prevented a Gonzaga score. Both teams left multiple runners on base amid sharp fielding and solid pitching by Cantwell and Wilkerson.
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Gonzaga
Norris Peters
Thirteenth
Streets
Gonzagas
Norriga Peters
Shorty Hughes
Quinn
Jenkins
Kelley
Hughes
Mattingly
Guinn
Fulcher
Mr. Hoffman
Kelly
Babson
Davis
Tormey
Fitzpatrick
HR Hoae
Petarg
Wilkerson
Brown
Wanle
F'patrick
Wheatley
Smith
Draper
Errora
Norrs Peters
Balis
OM Wilkerson
Cantwell
Crap
Georgetown Track Meet Entries Close for Labor Day Event
Church Petersville wins Frederick County tennis title and holds challenge bowl. Entries for Georgetown Field meet on Labor Day to raise funds for Blue and Gray boathouse site, with relay teams still forming. Baltimore’s Maryland Athletic Club to enter a fast relay. Joe Hill among entrants. Zappone to referee. Bernard Weters clerk of the course. St Stephen's trophy for the Fourth St interleague game is on exhibit as St Stephen's squads prepare for Georgetown clash.
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Georgetown Field
Labor Day
Reilly
Maryland Athletic Club
Baltimore
Georgetown
Joe Hill
Zappone
Bernard Weters
St. Stephen's
R Harris
Hillman Sets 400 Meter Hurdles Record At Exposition
H. L. Hillman of New York Athletic Club races Frank Waller to the finish in a 400-meter hurdles duel at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. Hillman’s time was Olympic and world record leading, but a misstep toppled the hurdle and disqualified the record. Archie Hahn, W. J. Cartmell, and others set or broke Olympic marks in the day’s events including the 200-meter dash and weight lifting. Ralph Rose won the shot put with 48 feet 7 inches while Perikles Kakousis of Athens lifted 246 pounds to challenge the world record. The Milwaukee and New York clubs led tug-of-war trials ahead of finals.
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Rose
Chicago
Eskouais
St. Louis
H. L. Hillman
New York Athletic Club
Hillman
Frank Waller
Milwaukee Athletic Club
Archie Hahn
W. J. Cartmell
Louisville
Hogenson
Perikles Kakousis
Athens
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Kakousis
Otto C. Osthoff
V. Jensen
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Ralph W. Rose
Chicago Athletic Association
R. Sheldon
Paris
Mr. Jouls
J J Daly
Ireland
C Munson
New York
Peter Dear
Montreal
Canada
Joseph Forshaw
A G
Mo A. C
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George ©. Pouge
M.A. C
C. Hastedt
Charles H. Turner
St. Lotte
James D. McGann
Bela
Demezo
Budapest
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Cartmell
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W W. Cae, Jr
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M. J. Sheridan
L. G Wilkins
G. A.C
E J Barker
Cresco
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Gonszky
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M AC
A. C
Ray C Ewey
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Cleveland
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Lawson Robertson
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Interscholastic Championship Won by T. F. Stern
T F Stern of Hyde Park High School Chicago won the interscholastic championship in the Olympic lawn tennis tournament held on the stadium courts in St Louis August 2. Fred J Tobin of St Louis was the runner up. Other doubles and singles results list E W Wright and E W Leonard, Robert Le Roy, A F Bell, Charlie C Crissem, W E Blatherwick, J C Neeley, Semipt Russ 2 and E W Leonard. Lucy Thornton seeks divorce from John Thornton, claiming infidelity and asking to resume her maiden name Waldon.
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Hyde Park
St. Louis
Stadium Courts
Hyde Park High School
Chicago
Fred J. Tobin
E. W. Wright
Boston
E. W. Leonard
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