Waldo Breezes Home in Close Horse Race
Waldo wins a tight finish by six lengths over Keene's entry in a gallant run. Dalmation beats Grasmere Hildreth's colt Comen out of Rock, quoted at 12 to 1 with Waldo favored at 5 to 5.
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Hildreth
Comen
Rock
God
Keene
Waldo A Kot Favors
Waldo wins Flatbush Stakes at Sheepshead Bay race day
At Sheepshead Bay 15,000 spectators watched Waldo triumph in the Flatbush stakes for 2-year-olds with Grasmere and Chickasaw close behind. The event featured top owners Keene and Bradley, with challengers including The Fad and Grand in a fast, wide-open finish.
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Spensal
Washington
York
Sheepshead Bay
Harrigan
Walde
Carlings
James R Keene
Laurier Handicap Opens Montreal Card with Great Heaven Victory
Opening day at Blue Bonnels track in Montreal features the Laurier Handicap as the day’s main event. Great Heaven, owned by P T Chinn, wins by three lengths amid a strong field in a crowded afternoon program with seven races and a Labor Day event at American League Park planned with diversions and contests.
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Quebec
Blue Bonnels Track
Tani
Alstance
Great Heaven
P T Chinn
Co. Bml Aluto
Herbert
Lang
Coward
Azte
Dolrott
Grandis- Aime Aatuen Irl
Kod Biegentin
Tonga
Nédod
Hervert
Ooo Peet
Woalstone
Petulant
Sally Co Fee Marts
Jane
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Panl Rivuere
Billy Agnes
Laurier Baaleap
Cook
Davenparo
Meomad
Jaen
Parke
Itary
Micheal Angelo
Woolldet Nie
Deokson
I Ted
Merryfaker
Henderson
Ania
Shmiler
Lady Bother
C Gana
Joel Froekley
Brennen
Rae Wine
American League Park
Sparta
Six Teams Considered as Possible Winners in Alphabetical Matchup
Al phonve E. Bhaban, a Incal fan, suggests six teams that might form two squads, one National and one American, listed in an alphabetical game concept. The idea imagines each game starting with the letter of the alphabet, intriguing baseball followers with a speculative, paper-only lineup.
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Alphonve E. Bhaban
Unclear OCR Note from First Page: Lose IC in the First
Fragmentary OCR reads like stray phrases from the first page noting a loss of IC in the opening segment. No clear event, date, or entity is established. readable bits suggest a routine page lead or editorial fragment without a defined reportable occurrence.
Results at Fort Erie keeps pace with heated races
Fort Erie meet results list multiple purse races headed by six furlongs for year-olds, headlined by Kid as 9 to 2 winner. Lotta Creed runs second, Laverne third with payouts and weights noted. Subsequent races show Reesboro, Quigg, Time, Merrick, and others placing in $460 and $900 handicaps, with Bewell and Oran among winners, and Good Intent and Eyewhite also in the field.
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Kid
Wilson
Lotta Creed
J. Reid
Laverne
Burton
Tims
Weolcasts
Robert Powell
Mac Hentoy
Ani
Merrick
Osaney
Secquols
Keabedy
Wilton
Wilton), 1S 1 4, Second; Eyewhite
Baris
Good Intent
Arin Fitth
Purae
Purte
Pysaroide
Ward
Welling
Wien
Rela
Tnt
Woo
Flom Rtey
Burne
Electrome
Iterep
Agoea Wood
Court
Cocata i
Wissa
Woos
Ben Downie
Roe
Saconé
St. Joanne
Ries
Thing
Arionetta
Mike Sultac Sale
Morday's Racing Entries at Sheepshead Bay Card
Entry list for Sheepshead Bay races includes The Gregoande handicaps for four furlongs with weights up to 128 pounds, followed by two-year-old events at a half mile and a mile. Notable runners include Rose Queen and Captain Swanson among others, with complex weights and fields across multiple stakes. The evening card features a Labor Day stake and a headline handicap with substantial purses. the results reference Murphy and Langdon in a Washington area recap.
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Sheepshead Bay
Maria
Kiverstt
Serena
Captain Swanson
Zephyr
Taxaler
Chestervroot
Bennie
Kelso
Albert Btar
Texeateudh
Mito
Bouwhcinn
Gr Gwlaad
Tie Ie
Ora Firebox
Glen Ellyn Club Wins Easterners Fal 10 Enter
Egan displays good form for winners as Glen Ellyn Club of St Louis wins the Olympia Cup, third time for Western Golf Association. Teams from Western, Ohio State, St Louis, and Wisconsin contest. dispute over rules for putts between Western and USGA widens split in American golf governance.
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Egan
Western
Ohio State
St. Louis
Wisconsin
United States Golf Association
Western Golf Association
St. Andrews
sMatch
Todey
Western Association
United State Golf Association
American Golf Association
United States
Canada
Tran Dinos
Trevis
T. Dr. Claffin
Hugo Johnstone
Boston
Oliver Perrin
Baltimore
Ned” Sawyer
Albert Becket
Riverside
Ned Herreshoff
Bob Watson
New York
Sawyer
Travis
Tigers Get Betback In Dizzy Baseball Action
fragmented OCR style report covers a Cleveland Detroit baseball game with players Moriarty Lehr Jones Delehanty and Umptres Nesom Perrips. mentions double plays and errors, home runs and pitching by Donovan and Young. umpire crew Merara and Pertti noted. game lasted about an hour and BS minutes.
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Hari
Peering
Moriarty
Jones
Lehr
Savle
Wuberg
Falkenberg
VSI
Priere
Clevelied
Hage-Cleveland
Detroit
Umptres
Nesom Perrips
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Pere
Totus
HTH
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Cseese
Selies
Alate
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Delehanty
Moriarky
Falilor
Solan ‘Tante
Rolliey
Kigcman
Double TayaEail
Lafole Ta Stovnyl
Sioyalt
Phillies Lose After Big Seventh Inning Rally
Philadelphia falls to Brooklyn 8 to 4 as five seventh inning runs erase early lead. A double play in the fourth inning featured Doolin Ward and Bransfield. McMillan scored on an at bat at the plate as Bransfield threw to Doolin for the final out.
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Doolin
Ward
Branefield
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Philadelphia Today
McMillen
Bergen
Bell
Bransfeld
Dooln
McMillan
Littlepage Wins Golf Playoff at Washington Country Club
Dr. W. H. Littlepage of this city won the weekly handicap medal play tourney at Washington Country Club, disposing of J. C. Davidson and A. Zappone in a playoff on August 21 after leading with two prior wins. The event awarded a handsome gap for the golfer winning the first three weekly matches of the summer. RR. B. Looker opened scoring, but Littlepage, with a liberal handicap, defeated all opponents. Scores and weekly winners are listed.
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Washington Country Club
W. H. Littlepage
J. C. Davidson
A. Zappone
B. Looker
Littlepate
Claude Rossman Quits After Criticism With Browns
Former Detroit champion first baseman Claude Rossman announced he would not play again for the St. Louis Americans after harsh criticism from his teammates. He had just joined the Browns in a trade for Tom Jones and stated he is through with St. Louis for all time.
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Tiger
Browns
Chicago
Apt
Claude Reason
Detroit
St Louis Americans
Tom Jones
Roxpman
St. Louis
Pirates Blank Cardinals 4-0 In Grimly Played Game
In a poorly played contest at Pitanurg St Louis committed six errors but Pittsburgh shut out the Cardinals 4 to 0. Louly reached third base twice while Byrne and Lush turned in solid all around efforts. An early double play stifled St Louis and the Pittsburgs benefited from favorable play and timely outs. Umpires O Day and Dour worked the game.
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Pitanurg
St. Louis
Pittsburgs
Louly
Eifth
Mattors
Byrne
Lush
Pittsbre
Naies
Piriabueee
Esme O'Day
Jo ‘Dleaine
Dour
Mintien
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Ferguson
Athletics
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Galvin
Miller
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Rhines
Harrington
Clackimat
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Rohinson
Flaines
Breitenstein
Petty
Eins
Louboville
Cubs Deliver Shutout of Reds in Cincinnati
Chicago overwhelmed Cincinnati 2 to 0 as the Reds couldn’t muster more than two hits off Overall. Key highlights included two two-base hits by Overall and Chance, a three-base hit by Tinker, and notable fielding by Gaspar and Evers. Stolen bases by Pankert and Evers aided the visitors in the early innings.
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Cincinnnati
Chicago
Cincinnati
Chcinauti
ADH
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Bean
Bleinfeldt
Gober
Hotman
Downey
Tiokar
Neednam
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Mithy
Overal
Stem
Geme
Doves Easy For Giants In Beaten Boston 7 to 3
New York defeated Boston 7 to 3 as Shean and Doyle highlighted the game. Shean scored nine putouts and Doyle eight, with key plays shaping the contest. Pitching and fielding miscues noted amid the Giants win late in the game.
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Shean
Doyle
New York
Boston
Putolta
Becket
Matard
Seymour
Sadlgras
Murray
Jenater
Merkle
Beaker
Shoan
Grabs
Eile Meidrell
Guecarass
Chow
Piaye
Wittee
Myers
Startle
Bheaa
Auteey
Wilton
Baos
Balle
Mattar
Uagie
Bisier
Postoffice Defeats Navy Yard in Largely Played Game
Postoffice secured another victory by defeating Navy Yard in a largely played matchup. Parker led pitching with 14 strikeouts and fourteen hits allowed, while Fairfax added a double and two singles. The Bureau did not appear, defaulting against Agriculture. details and line scores appear fragmentary.
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Postoffice
Navy Yard
Parker
Fairfax
Bureau
Otter
Mery Fata Abe
Baseball Batteries That Won Pennants Across Baseball’s Eras
A compendium of famed old time batteries and their pitchers and catchers. It traces famed pairings such as Plank and Powers, Spalding and McVey, Bond and Brown, and McKean and Keenan, highlighting their roles in pennants from the 1870s to early 1900s. The piece notes Italian battery McKean and Keenan, and cites Batting and catching duos shaping champions for Cleveland, Boston, Chicago, and New York.
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Young-Criges
Plank-Powers
Brainard
Atwater
Cincinnati Red
McBride
Malone
Athletics
Spalding
McVey
Bostons
Itf
Jin White Wee Ryalding
Chicago
George Wright
Cal McVey
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Brown
Tommy Bond
Lew Brown
Johnny Ward
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Bong
Boston
Jim McCormick
Charlie Briody
Briody
McCormick
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Eiie Mast
Chicago Cube
Theseague Shampionshipa
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Bing
Patito
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Criger
Zimmer
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Cincinnati
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West
Black
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Missouri
Eld Baldwin
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Anson
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Fouts
Boshons
St Louis Browns
Babl
Brooklyn
Charle Byrne
Smachiné
Nichols and Bannett
Providence
Whitney
Hackett
Radbourne
Gilligan
Mathewsons
Bresnahans
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Girlings
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Reldenport
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Hasaseett
Morthampton
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Waterbury
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Bresnahan
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Rusie
Buckley
Keefe
Ewing
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big_Buckley
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Holbert Tor
Meta
Giants
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Amos Rusia
Joust Mackin
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Farrell
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H. B. Talcott
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Chep
Faa
Ruaie
Shoot at Analostan Interest in Medal Matches
Stubener and C Wise again top the list in a Labor Day program summary. Nineteen killed of twenty sweepstakes mark a grim note as prizes are pledged across three classes.
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Stubener
C. Wise
Anailostan Gan Club
Benning Drigge
Wld
Wise
Cobey
Satine
Barnes
Taylor
Dove
Maladin Stein
WEDAL
Bruber
Cross Country and Track Highlights From Sporting Arena
Twenty states enter cross country events as preparations begin for a national marathon in September. Toronto hosts a sports fair with a $500 prize pool and a 10 rink hockey program. University of Pennsylvania fields candidates for September 15 events. Worldstar wins at a track meet with Hefton Gaptenber and Big Coe projecting a 30 foot shot put at Canadian championships on September 18.
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Butte
Toronto
University of Pennsylvania
Big Coe Saya
Ohempionshipa
Sis
Emerson Wins Singles in Tri-State Tennis Tourney Final
Emerson of Cincinnati defeated Richard Palmer in five sets to win the men’s singles, with Nat Emerson also defeating Harry Wardner to reach the final. Edith Hannam of Toronto won the women’s singles, topping Mrs Beard, in a tight finale.
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Wardner
Cincinnati
Ohio
Nat Emerson
Edith Hanmam
Toronto
Emerson
Richard Falmer
New Jersey
Harry Wardner
Chicago
Corneil Can
le le May
Welling
Palmer
Waldner
Nat Thornton
Atlanta
Hannam
Miriam Steevers
Con Beard
Cleveland
Edith Egan
Lincoln Mitchell
William D Breed
Clar Lockhorn
Wiliam Hopple
Forest Adell
Donovan Hesston Billiards Co mounts new venture in Detroit
Special to The Temeuanee Chronicle reports Wild Bill Donovan joins Hesston to form the Donovan Hesston Billiards Company in Detroit. They plan a full setup with new tables and accessories, aiming to open this winter as Donovan trains for next season and pursues world records in major leagues. References to other sports figures and events appear in brief alongside.
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Detroit
Donovan
Wille Heston
Michigan
Donovan-Heefon Billiards Company
Ater
Donoven
New Basketball Rules Outline Major Changes
A six member committee completed adjustments to basketball rules. The umpire will intervene when two players contest the ball and no foul is charged. Dribbling changes require a paused dribbler to resume with a bounce or pass. A third player may dispossess the ball from two contesting players without a foul if no contact occurs with the players. Other changes include a limit on backcourt and keeper duties and scoring comparisons after each basket.
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Althor
Giants and Giants: Size across baseball players of all kinds
A former Yale director notes baseball players come in all sizes from small to giants. He cites examples like Jap Barbeau and Honus Wagner to illustrate how height and weight influence positions and performance, comparing outfielders, infielders, and pitchers across teams such as the Pirates, Giants, Cubs, Red Sox, and White Sox with dozens of named players.
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Jap” Barbeau
St Louie Nationals
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Pirates
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Chicago White Box
Miller Bugging
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Bil" Bradley
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Java" Coffey
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