Brooklyn at Philadelphia and more clubs standings
A fragmented box score shows Brooklyn 54 Philadelphia 33 and St Louis 62 Chicago 48 with other listed games and player lines. The page includes team tallies for Pittsburgh Boston New York Cincinnati Brooklyn and Philadelphia along with player initials and partial stats.
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Rooklyn
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittaburs
Boston
New York
St. Louis
Chicago
New Fork
St. Louie
Pittsburg
Brooklye
Tinker Kling and Chance Shine in St Louis Win
Chicago 8 St Louis 6 in a tightly contested game as Tinker Kling and Chance starred on defense. Brisk handling and timely sacrifices kept Chicago competitive while St Louis found gaps for an eight run effort. Chop by chop, fielding miscues limited both sides to a lively contest.
Baseball Notes Reflecting on a Bitter Pill and Pennant Race
Barneys Dreyfuss medicine with a chaser. Senators and White Sox double header at 2. Detroit spends 25,000 on players for this season and next. Sixteen new men drafted. many failed in majors. McGraw and Kelley pupils cause disturbances. Case Patten's trick at Mard Gray noted. Knowles orders arrest for ball theft at Pol Grounds. Clarkson lacks weight for big league curves. Boston primed for nine straight battles with Senators. Stahl's rise discussed. Hart clashes with Moran and Pulliam after umpire controversy. Labor Day schedule features Commissioners vs Fourth Presbyterians and Norris Peters. New York praised for streetwise play. pennant odds weighed for Boston, New York, Cleveland, Chicago. Washington roster turnover cited. Stockbridge golf results reported. Ends with ad for Electric Bitters.
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Barney Dreyfuss
Senators
White Sox
Onon
Detroit
Nevin
McGraw and Kelley School
McGraw
Kelley
Speel Case Patten
Mard Gray
East Washington
Case
Knowles
Philadelphia
Athletics
Walter Clarkson
Harvard
New York Americans
Boston
Jake Stahl
Tip
O'Neill
Harry
Fred Tenney
Stahl
McGuire
Moran
Hart
Pulliam
Helm
Presbyterans
Norris Peters
New York
New Yorks
Baltimore Rowdies
McGraw, Bowerman
McGann
MecGinnity
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Chicago Journal Wille Phil
Delphia
Chicago
Cleveland
Frank Bowerman
Bowerman
George Ea Chance
la Chance
Washington
Donovan
Nators
Dineen
Orth
Barry Cathhers
Grady
Charley Farrell
Drill
Powers
Anderson
Carr
Padden
John Farrell
Robinson
Osteen
Coughlin
Wolverton
Thoney
Selbach
Slagie
Lush
Holmes
Freeman
Chicago Beats Senators in First Day Clash at Dullard
Chicago defeated Washington 6 to 2 as Donovan Mullin and Jacobsen starred in the field and at bat. Patterson held the Senators to two hits through six innings, while Chicago built early leads with solid hitting and sharp defense on a ladies day.
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Donovan
Mullin
Jacobsen
Patterson
Senators
Chicago
Washington
White Sox
Jones
Sox
Senatoral
Roy Patterson
George Davis
Kittredge
Kit
Hill
Huelsman
Cassidy
P. J
Davis
Joe Cassidy
O'Neill
Green
Sahl
Hil
Danny Green
Callahan
Hopper
Greem
McFarland
Senator
End Clarke
Senators Impress Fans In Exhibition At Ball Yard
A lively local exhibition features Donovan, Jacobsen, Mullin and Davis in sharp fielding. Mul l in homers? no, but the crowd cheers. Little George Harding and the eight year old mascot Happy Hooligan charm spectators as Donovan and Kittredge dress him for the clubhouse.
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Stahl
Jacobsen
Winchester
Mullin
Senators
Davis
George Harding
White Sox
Donovan
Sox
Wiliams
Walker Green
Kittredge
Laura
Johnson
Ninth Street
Boston Wins Tight Contest Behind Hitting Prowess
Boston defeats Cleveland 8 to 2 as a ninth inning rally tests the close game. Flick makes a one hand catch over a low fence, Dineen fans ten, attendance 7,708. Freeman, Lush, Collins, and Lajoie figure among key hitters with a Homer by Flick and a two base shot by Freeman and Lush. First base on balls 4 off Bernhard. Umpire Dwyoing. Time 1 hour 23 minutes.
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Pittsburg
Robertaile
Pittssburg
Troy
Jones
Kruger
Kruger, 3B Yearneatht Ritchey, 2B ¢ Wagner’ As | Bransfeld
Iby McC
Nica
Re L Smith
I Phelps
Branadeld
Robertaille
Mr. Carpenter
Chicago
R. Ge. Green
Eee Jones
Calehan
Eve Davis
McFarland
Tannehill
As Tabet
Oi Dundon
V6 Patterson
Fis Gian Gee
Washington
E. O'Neill
Oi Breeds
Stab Huelsman
Cassis
Donovan
Mullin
Kittredge
Jacobsen
P. Clarke
Patterson
Stahl
O'Neill
Hueleman
Davis
Patter+son
Wid
Mr. King
Boston
Cleveland
la Chance
Flick
Dmeccn
Rhoal Grevnland
Rhoae Setbach
Bay
Parent
Bredley
Fink
Collins
Larvie
Freeman
Stovall
Criger
Buelow
C. Dineen
Bernhard
Lush
Bite
Collins and
Lajoie
Plick, Ske
Tifice hHs
la Chance and
O# Bernhard
Dineen
Dinesn
Ty Bernhard
Eight Runs In First Inning As New York Defeats Detroit
New York beat Detroit 12 to 6 in a game called after seven innings due to darkness. In the first inning New York scored eight runs off six hits. Clarkson relieved Orth in the second. Attendance 3043. Details list McIntyre Barrett and others with multiple hits for New York. Detroit’s scoring spread across several innings.
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New York
Detroit
Clarkson
Orth
McIntyre
Dougherty
Barrett
Keeler
Coughlin
Elberfeldis
Hickman
Anderson
Crawford
Ganzell
Williams
Laws
Conroy
O'Lowry
Kleinow
Kullan
Lais Charkson
Om Orth
Detroi
Killen
Dby
Killian
Ganzel
Kielnon
Iit
Klenow
Gunzel
Messrs
Connolly
O'Loughlin
Baseball scores from multiple leagues and cities
Eastern League results include Providence 7 Baltimore 4 and Buffalo 8 Toronto 1 with a second Buffalo 3 Toronto 2. Newark tied Newark 2 called at ninth due to darkness. Southern League saw Montgomery 4 Nashville 2 and Birmingham 5 Atlante 1 while New Orleans Shreveport rain slowed play. South Atlantic League games Columbia 5 Macon 5 and Jacksonville 14 Auguste 3 with Savannab 0 Charleston L.
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Providence
Baltimore
Newark
Jersey City
Buffalo
Toronto
Rochester
Montreal
Southern League
Montgomery
Nashville
Birmingham
Atlante
New Orleans
New Orleans-Shreveport
Columbia
Macon
Jacksonville
Auguste
Savannab
Charleston
Suspension For McGann And Dahlen In NL Case
President Pulliam announced McGann being indefinitely suspended and Dahlen suspended until September 5 for unbecoming conduct at the Cincinnati grounds. Bowerman’s case awaits charges. Also, NL rule on purchased players directs transfers to NASB clubs. Winchester wins one of two in a Staunton series. Winchester leads after an 11 to 7 victory in the opener.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Pulliam
National League
Pittsburg
McGann
New York
Dahlen
Frank Bowerman
Herrmann
Cincinnati Club
Bowerman
National Baseball Commission
National Association of Baseball Club
National Associaton of Baseball Clubs
Commission
Winchester
Staunton
Parker Bridget sale offers finest American clothing
The sale stresses forced liquidation with prices lowered below known value. Newark trophies and Wimbledon Cup context appear, with notable mentions of National Guard medals and sports events. The text outlines a blanket sale pitch for staple goods and heavily discounted clothing amid a closing-out proposition.
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America
National Guard of the District—Washington
Gunton’s win over Foundry in Sunday school league
The Guntons defeated Foundry 10 to 0 at Mount Pleasant as Hutchinson twirled for the ex-champs, limiting Foundry to six baserunners in eight innings and allowing four hits with no walks. Bielaski, Harding and Seay led the Guntons batting on a day of sharp fielding and hard hitting. The night features included a bobber rifle event and a busy schedule of upcoming matches and a National Rifle Association meeting next Thursday.
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Union Grounds
Great Easterns
Ge Hattersea
Great Hasterng
McManee
B. Hesaler
Latong
Ashley
Lynham
N. J
New Jersey
New Jersey National Guard
Newark
National Guard
Naval Reserve of
National Guard of
District of Columbia
Jersey City
Columbia
Nama
O'Hare Gousch
Smith Key
Rice
Rowland
Tewes Fy
Qerasy City
Brinkerhoft
Dabo A
Gannon
Baker
Remera
McGraon
Camden
Shivers Price
Hobart
Muller
Hall
Trenton
Martin Farr
G Sylvester
C. Sylvester
Williams
Evangel
New Jerse
Hart
Rollinso We
Kyle
Pourth
Daders
Gunton
Gisth
Feigenapal Br
Foundry
Wilson
Bryant
Hegeler
Wright Ave
Guntons
Mount Pleasant
Methodist Boys
Hutchinson
Virginia
Foundry Boys
McCatheran
Bryan
Asquith
Seay
Bielaski
Harding
Hevors
Rhoae
Rhoae Asquith
Kinney
Bpeakman
Hyo Ter
Vermo
Gbeay
Clementa
Price
Randell
Whinson
O*brien
Tracey
Ruaz
McC’heran
Boyle
H.seay
Lefi
Ny Mutehionon
Blelagk
Royle
Baecrifice
Speakman
Carbine
Veteran Organization
Carnival of Sports at Coliseum East Washington
Washington athletes host Labor Day events at the Coliseum featuring track and field, wrestling, and baseball with prizes from local sporting goods stores. Matches include Billy Peyton versus Black Alexis and a Stonewalls versus Park Temples baseball game. Olympic Lawn Tennis results note Le Roy and Leonard advancing in singles and doubles.
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Washington
Coliseum
Billy Peyton
Alexis
Stonewalls
Park
St. Louis
Robert le Roy
Newport
Wright
Boston
E. W. Leonard
A. Bell
Los Angeles
Charles C. Cresson
San Antonio
Sempt Russ
Driver Wrecks Car After Saving Newsboy In Chicago
In Chicago on September 4, Robert HE. Fouse swerved to save a newsboy who darted in front of his car. He struck four telegraph poles, breaking his left arm and wrecking the vehicle. His wife in the rear seat was only slightly hurt. the newsboy fled.
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Chicago
Robert HE. Fouse
Head Tax on Tourists Sparks Ruling by Judge Morrow
In San Francisco on September 2 Judge Morrow ruled against Commissioner Sargent in Oceanic Steamship Co v Stratton. The case challenged a $420 head tax charged on 210 tourists in transit to a foreign port. The judge found the tax on tourists violated the act which exempts those not intending to remain in the United States.
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Norwood
Sargent
San Francisco
United States
Morrow
Oceanic Steamship Company
Collector of Customs
Stratton
Act of Congress
America
Commissioner General of Immigration
Iron Mountains in Norway Richest Ore Deposits
Jacques Lagercrantz, manager of a new Royal Swedish division, says Norway’s ore deposits are the richest in the world. Three mountains contain sixty percent iron and produce about 10,000 tons daily. A coastal line to Norway’s coast enables year round shipping due to the Gulf Stream.
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Chicago
Norway
Jacques Lagercrantz
Lagercpantz
Duluth
Elevator Fall Kills Two at Sears Roebuck Store
In Chicago on September 2 an accident at Sears Roebuck & Co. left two dead and six seriously injured when a freight elevator used for passengers failed three stories. Conductor Philip Caldwell died instantly while passenger Kate Hayes died later at a hospital. Several others suffered non fatal injuries.
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Chicago
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Philip Caldwell
Kate Hayes
Deportee Attorney Leaves Cripple Creek to Avert Deportation
Cripple Creek Colorado reports Frank J. Hangs attorney for the Western Federation of Miners left on the afternoon train to avoid another deportation after being expelled August 20 and returning yesterday. He claimed Sheriff Bell refused to guarantee his protection.
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Cripple Creek
Colo
Frank J. Hangs
Western Federation of Miners
Sherif Bell
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Charlestown
Washington Post
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Washington Boys Club
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van Ness Park
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Baseball Notes
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Connie Mack
Chicagos
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Tip” O'Neill
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Keeley Institute
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