Blanks to Phillies Giants Score Twice
New York defeated Philadelphia 4 to 2 in a tense pennant race game. Ferritt held Philadelphia to four hits as Doyle and Merkle contributed key runs for New York, including a fourth inning score on Merkle’s double and a sacrifice fly by Pletcher.
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Philadelphia
O Ferritt
Doyle
Merkle
Killifer
Pletcher
Pola
Brock
Burns
Hancroft
SlGreat
Pankert
Robertson
Fecker
OlDoyle
Vaderus
Whitted
Niehoff
McQallien
Saabe
Mayer
Cravath
Phoedelphia
Rune
Doyle Ant Merkle
Bancroft
Becker
Fletcher
Meckte
Eryore
Basle
Porritt
Hite
Om Mayer
Zinnioga
Verritt
Mesars
Klem
Emslie
Dear
Pirates Rally to Top Cubs in Big Inning Win
In Pittsburgh today Humphreys allowed four hits and three runs in Chicago, while Mamaux held firm as the Pirates defeated the Cubs 4 to 1. Standridge worked late for Chicago, with key hits from Wegner and Wagner. Left on base totals favored Pittsburgh, and the game featured a lengthy pitching duel and late scoring bursts.
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Pittsburgh
Humphreys
Chicago
Blandridge
Mamaux
Catcago
al Pittsburch
Hood
al Carey
Fisher
T McAuley
Sebulte
al Colling
Fim'man
al Atuchman
Seler
al Wagner
Willa
Sex
Tvhelaas
Baird
Bb. Bresnahan
Standridge
Humphrien
Chicazo
Fitteburgh
Boo
Goed
Collins
Hinchman
Wagner
Arreors
Bresnahan
Haird
Mamaut
Aite
Bamphreya
Foninga
Sandridge
Plteher
Ty Mamaux
Mesers
Guigrey
Oday
Rudolph Gets Even By Beating Dodgers
Rudolph wins for Boston Nationals 8 to 6 over Brooklyn after being batted from the box yesterday. Boston hit Douglass and Smith for runs. Wheat leaves with a sprained ankle. Capt. Ivers suspended for five days and Evera fined. Schmidt and Fitzpatrick fined for yesterday.
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Boston
Rudolph
Brooklyn
Boston Nationals
Douglass
Smith
Wheat
Braves
Capt. Ivers
Gaffney
Evera
Schmidt
Fitzpatrick
Yeater
al Reaton
O'Mara
BO Daubert
Stengel
OlCompton
OlMages
Schialdt
Maranville
Eadorb
Myers
Gets
Witpatrick
Maxee
Gowdy
Wrror—Cutshaw
Maranvill
Fitapatrick
Compton
Marnville
Snodgraas
Cutshaw
Rovton
OM Douglas
Hite
Byron
Eaton
Reds error lead to 3 1 loss to St Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati committed multiple errors allowing St Louis to seize the game 3 to 1. Players, lineups, and innings descriptions show misplays by Williams Wingo and Rodgers contributing to the defeat, with Schner and Lear taking the mound for the Reds and Cardinals.
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Cardinals
REDS
Cincinnati
St. Louia
St. Lous
Abe
Fapetnnatt Autler
Beecher
Grai Wilson
Hyatt
Williams
Miller
Wingo
Reta
Clarionati
Hercher
Long
Wilson
Rodgers
Errora
Williama
Trobese
Atolen basab—Roagerr
Bescher
Sehneider
Hodgera
Mollwita
Butter
Suzder
Umpitar
Merers
Rigler
Orth
Griffinth’s doubles beat Yankees as Johnson dominates
Two doubles by Griffiths men Mulan and Gandil ignite the scoring in the sixth inning, backed by Williams’ single and a sacrifice to give the Nationals their only two runs. Walter Johnson remains nearly unbeatable, aside from a brief first inning rally by the Donovanitas. Peckinpaugh and Bauman sparked a lone early threat before Johnson shut the door, and no runner reached third afterwards.
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Stanley T. Milliken
Cy Pleh
Walter Johnson
Griffih
Messrs
Mulan
Gandil
Chick
Williams
Ita
Nationals
Johnson
Yankees
Walter
Donovanitas
Peckinpaugh
Bauman
Boone
Johnegn
Feckinpaugh
Peck
Foster
Vane
Pipp
Shankd
Daniel Peat
Wausl
Griff
Federal League Standings and Yesterday's Results
Five men reached first on Johnson in the opener as Brooklyn Kansas City and Baltimore games offered a mix of hits and mishaps. Pieh strengthened by pitching in pinch situations, while Foster’s double play highlighted fielding. The Nationals were tagged for a two-run inning with several misplays amid a tight early contest.
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Johnson
Rippey
Williame
Peck
Brooklyn
Kansa City
Baltimore
Chicago
Elim Moundsmen
Jim Bhow
New York
Donovan
Shaw Ant
Gandil
Milan
Shanks
Acosta
Pieh
Tigers Defeated by a Steal Home in St Louis Loss
St Louis beat Detroit 9 to 2 on September 3 behind a triple steal led by Shotten. With bases loaded in the eighth, Shotten scored from third on Davis’s delivery to break the tie, while the Tigers failed to tag him. Key players included Shotten Austin Howard and Baldwin for St. Louis, and Davis Stanage Pro West for Detroit. The game lasted 2 hours and 48 minutes in front of a St. Louis crowd.
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St. Louis
Shotten
Detroit
Davis
Stanage
Vite
Veach
Bhotten
Auatit
Howard
HivorsVitt
Dauss
Pratt
Shree
Bush
Cobb
Walker
Howat
Austin
Barnadruss
Taran
Bt. Louis
OM Dauis
Hamilton
Dauis
Mousra
Wallace
Connolly
New College Wardrobe Offers Aquascutum Among Topcoats
Young men heading to college can choose from a nearly complete assortment of suits and topcoats with fresh effects for the season. The display includes Aquascutum of London among the best patterns and models.
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Aquascutum of
London
Soft Hats and Derbys
The Dobbs Hat of New York is probably the most effective again this season. A make we control. But with that are the best English Italian and leading American makes exclusive with us. Hats are features here and while we show beyond question the largest line, it's also the most select. Mode Special Crofut & Knapp. Lasa ptt Dobbs & Co., of New blocks. $3.50 and $4.00 Robert Heath London. $5.00
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Dobbs
New York
Crofut & Knapp
Lasa Ptt Dobbs & Co
Robert Heath
London
American League Standings and Yesterday’s Results
The league table shows Chicago leading with 64 wins and 15 losses. Yesterday’s results include Washington 2, Boston 10. New York 0, Philadelphia 2. Chicago in action. St Louis and Cleveland games noted. Detroit and Cleveland matchups listed for today with New York at Washington and Beaton at Philadelphia among others.
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Washington
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
Beaton
Chionge
National League standings and pairings listed
In a condensed baseball update the National League standings are shown with teams such as Brooklyn Philadelphia Chicago Boston St Louis Cincinnati and Pittsburgh. Matchups listed include Brooklyn at Boston Philadelphia at New York St Louis at Cincinnati Chicago at Pittsburgh and Philadelphia at New York.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
New York
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Eleven Swimming Events in Policemen's Meet Livens Bathing Beach
Washington police hosts an all day swimming meet at the bathing beach pools starting at 9 o clock led by amateur coach and sponsor F J Bruner. Eleven events test skill from novice to life saving and endurance races with teams from precincts 1 4 7 and 8 and a list of competitors across strokes and relays.
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Washington
F. J. Bruner
Bruner
Burke-Quintan
Walm-Totten
Peck
Alexander
Pywell-Koonts
Kenney-Conrad
Foley-Smoot
Turney
J Thomas
Walsh
Totten
Brown
Burke-Quinlat
Kennedy-Conrad
Peck-Alexander
Waleh-Totten
Koonts-Pywell
Konnes
Conrad
Thors
Lewin
Soscot
Foley
Mansa
Lippold
Sist
Kennes
Bricars
Fetewall
Koonts
Alexander Peck
Seroma
Burke-Quinlan
Awan -Fotteb
Pawel
Kowls
Alexander Peku-Kenner
Swim
Buhdred Wanake
Thomas, Walsh, Totten, Brown
Sowalter
Cat
Trenla
Pywell
Kennoy End
Cmrad
Red Sox Rally To Beat Phillies In Major Victory
Boston wins its third straight as the Red Sox overpower Philadelphia 10 to 2 in Philadelphia. Six runs came in the third inning as Shore struck out seven and Ancker struggled on the mound. homer by Malone prolonged the Phillies’ bid.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Sheehan
Ancker
Tenafly
Shore
Malone
Grege
Schang
Rostov
al Phite
Abhoa Hooper
OlWalab
Jonveio
Lalote
Henriksen
Bopiitzeti
Cady
Ween
Rucker
Philsdelphia
Say Dtine Hooper
Jaovein
Speaker
Ob Mixell
Lewis
Gardner
Arty
Ady
Heheng
Chet
Uer
Sehangey Malone
Hite
Hooper
Tome Lone
Becrifice
Barry
Spear Mupteer
Berry
Januriy
Kehang
Free Agent Mayer Accuses Club Owner in Baseball Dispute
Samuel Mayer, new Griffith outfielder, travels to report for duty amid allegations that Kansas City owner George Tebeau failed to pay salary and attempted to force him to join the Federal League. Mayer proclaims himself a free agent, explains quitting Kansas City over pay and Tebeau’s treatment, and asserts he chose the Washington club. meanwhile, the Nationals face the Yankees in the final game of the series with Gallia and Johnson starred on the mound.
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Samuel Mayer
Griffith
Federal League
Washington
Florida Evenue
Mayer
Raleigh
Kanaag City
George Te‘heau
Brooklyn
Topeka
Kansas City
Tebeau
Federals
Tabeau
Kangas City
Aize
Clyde Milan
Atlanta
Harry Holland
Indy
Nationals
Charlottes
Ville
Minneapolis
Mayen
Paien’ Slabbit
Brees
Sayer
George Tebeau
Skme
Brike Griffith
Bert Gallia
Grif
Gallia
Griff
Charlottesville
Ban Johnson
Moelier
Danny
Bell
Yankees
Ike
Yanks
Rule Is Overlooked Gave Indians a Game
Chicago, Sept. 3 An unusual play cost the White Sox a double victory over Cleveland. In the second game, Kirke on first with Smith on second after a wild pitch, should have been called out. Umpires and players missed the rule breach, allowing Smith and Kirke to score after two more wild pitches and an error. Final scores 8-2 Chicago, 5-4 Cleveland.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
Smith
Kirke
al Ghieago
Chapman
Ai Murphy
Roth
Graney
Good Smith
Il Fetech
Turner
BO L Weaver
Wanibaga
Oneille
Behalk
Mitchell
Bens
Wille Oo Y Jones
J. Vollins
B. Colina
Weaver
Baalth
Sed
J. Golllan
Vero-bnce Mt pSebalk
Felsen
Hobie Teo
Wea
Baxey
J. Collins
Collins
Pelach
Batnedrux
Chevelaway
Felsch
J. Colling
Chiengs
Ercora
OM Mitchell
Olf Renz
Jones
Hita
Mitchel
Mitel
Mesare
Chill
Evans
Mitvater
Abhoa Chanmat
Murphy
Hoth
Ufo
Oideckeon
Letbold
Peet
Molino
Willett
Marton
Scott
Ooieoeboon & Ghirago
Phan
Toth
Grapes
Amich
Gatteriée
Groum
Witlert
Bartley
Alten
Bra
Berry
Johns
O'Neill
Btolen
EB. Collins
J. Cleveland
Wambsganss
Merton
Iases
Iise
Hiepfer
Morton
Cicotte
Coumbe
Kiepfer
Bing
Tantogs
Ty Klepfer
Mesers
Clill
R. HB
Brooklyn Defeats Baltimore in Ten Inning Thriller
Brooklyn downed Baltimore 3 to 2 in a 10 inning contest. Winning run came on four hits in the tenth. Also Buffalo beat Newark 8 to 1 as Moseley and Moran held Newark to four hits.
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Brooklyn
Baltimore
RH. B
Newark
Buffalo
Moseley, Moran and Meriden
Kubo
Krapp
Aten
Gardner and Anderson Winners In National Golf Tournament
Detroit Sept 2 Hubert A Gardner of Chicago and Yale defeated Mex R Marston of Springfield N J 7 up in 37 holes in a national amateur golf semifinal to set a final with John G Anderson of Mount Vernon N Y who eliminated Sherman All 2 up and 1 Looks Easy for Marston.
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Mich
Hubert A. Gardner
Chicago
Yale
Mex R. Marston
Springfield
N. J
John G. Anderson
Mount Vernon
Sherrie Sherman
Marston
Gardner
Anderson
Sherman
Maresea
Garter
Mahning
Ow Sorrinan
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Proctor Recreation Centers
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