Kaufman Retains Lead In Ten Round Classic Fight
In a hard fought ten round match at Cof froth arena Johnson edged Kaufman on a news avec decision. Johnson used sharp lefts and frequent right uppercuts to control the later rounds while Kaufman answered with solid body work and a strong finish, keeping the bout competitive from start to finish.
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Kaufman
Pauly
San Menacisco
Jackavy
Coffroth Arena
Heferee
Eddie Smith
Statat Johnson
Flatso
Jubvsen
Jehnson
Cox
Johnson
Kawtman
Koper
Janeen Wrestiad Kaufman
Wien
John Futon
Wallen
Ivon Beicel Kaufman
Sland
Thal
Joregon
Rautman
Niall
Glennsan
Kayrago
Ube
Zins
Jebusen
Ptuing Kaufman
Simak
Ravina
Jonmenk
Danty
Eadleet
John Sear
Kansiaan
Keutman
Renwil
Torea
Khulman Sareen
Wang
Sohneen
Bea
Raduah
Joanson
Kachman
Amile
Jonsson
Beck
Quickis Reraldeanis Compreairena
Mautman
Loop Rangs Inti
Jearing Johnson
Sots
Nearent
Roaring Johnson
Ataefi
Ney
Waring
Ater Zohnvon
American Teague No Games Friday Card
Schedule note from American Teague shows Friday games canceled with matches listed as York versus Washington Cleveland versus Detroit, Chicago versus St Louis and Hoxton against Philadelphia.
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York
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago St St. Louis
Hoxton
Phladelphia
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pitteburg
Chisago
Young Griffo Declared Insane in Chicago Court
Known prize fighter "Young Griffo" was ruled insane in a Chicago court today. The former lightweight star has previously been under restraint, with reports noting his prominence in the ring.
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Young Griffo
Chicago
R—arther Griftth
Prise Eghtar
Yankees Lose to Athletics in Philadelphia Clash
Philadelphia defeated New York 3 to 1 as Laporte injured his ankle sliding into second. Line score shows Philadelphia outscoring 3 to 1 with key plays and errors noted. pitching details list More, Hughes for New York and Morgan, Oldring among Philadelphia players. Time of game two hours and minutes.
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Philadelpha
New York
Philadelphia
Laporte
Phila
Austin
Moran
Omumtes
Rutie—Collins
Tavla Gh
Murphy
Oldring
Livitasten
Morgan
Keeler
Chase
Cros
Cwo-hese Mt
Livingstun
Thres-Pakg Uils
iCeeLer
Livingsten
Coline
Womerun
Colline
Bassa
Davis
Murray
Cubs defeat Colts in featureless Chicago game
Chicago tops St Louis 3 to 1 in a dull contest. Bresnahan's Colts were held to minimal offense while Chicago forged ahead with a decisive second inning and solid pitching. The matchup produced few highlight moments as the Cubs secured the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cubs
Bresnahan
Colts
Chicago
St. Louis
Beore
EL St. Louie
New
Atelofeigi
Tinker
Dunwitt
Archer
Giscarve
Anne
Behulte
Cipher
Koteldhs
Twdshann
Bsculte Gj
Steinfeidt
Georifie
Wat Nan
Chance
Fiolan
Phelpa
Hor- Douala
Boston Falls In Ten Inning Slugfest At Dol ly Gray's Slow-Fielding
In a tight ten inning tilt the locals missed chances as Pape outdueled Gray. Boston tied the score in the seventh and again in the ninth, but Dol ly Gray faded late while Gesler sparked the visitors with a key hit and two runs in the tenth. McBride and Lord starred defensively with eleven chances apiece as the game featured sharp fielding and two unearned errors avoided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ED “Grillo
Boston
Dolly Gray
Miller
McBride
Lima
Nécas Eary
Ualf
Gesaler
National
Lelivelt
Gray
Pape
Batemen
Sige
Jaimeult
Grayland
Nile
Speaker
Killiter
Killifer
Ungland
Yoko
Niles
Tord
Qrat
Mac
Ling
Laird
Bit
Hopper
Lelvelt
Jake Stahl
Yohe
Lord
Yevvelt
Meride
Lord McBride
Turd
McConnadlst
Gexsler
Donahue
Milan
Schaefer
Conroy
Kuulifer
Yim of Fame
Carrigan
French
Gessler Trade Talk Divides Washington as Johnson Feels Better
Boston sluggers clash over waivers as manager Cantillon rebuffs a Smith for Gessler deal. President Taylor and Cantillon discuss a trade while Gessler, exhausted but in demand, hints at retirement after this season. Walter Johnson progresses in workouts as Boston batters pressure for a late-season push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cantillon
Boston
Jonn S. Taylor
Smith
Gessler
Cantilllon
Tocal
Washington
Geasler
Noyes
Pasebell
Canyllon
Rightield
Walter Johnson
Johnson
Chicago
Keene's Selectman Wins at Doncaster in Three-Year-Old Handicap
Selectman owned by James R. Keene won the Wharpcliffe three-year-old handicap over seven furlongs at Doncaster, with Battle Axe second and Atrophia third among fourteen runners. Yellow Slave won the Rous plate, while Americus Girl took the Portland handicap, and August Belmont's Privician ran in the Prix Languedoc. The report also notes fielding errors by a Boston player and praises Doc Gessler's performance, with plans for a double-header against New York and strategic rotations for playoffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doncaster
England
Eng
James R. Keane
Selectman
Battle Axe
Atrophia
Yellow Slave
Capltrim
Countess of Desmond
J. R. Keene
Elm‘atead O
August Belmont
Paris
T. FP
Rain Halts First Game As Doubleheader Delayed
Chicago led 3-0 in the first game before rain halted play restoring the score to the seventh inning and forcing the game to end tied at 1-1. The second game was postponed with doubleheaders rescheduled for Friday and Saturday. Details show mixed scorers and lineups across several teams in the American Association with noted delays and varied batteries.
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St Louis
Chicago
St Laure
Ase
E Chicags
Abhore Rone
Meee
Ifafemenpax
Efa'o
Douman
Tol
Deueneres
Gate As
Aietia Ee Aka Ee Leltagerly
Co Bhi
DiAltiMer
NeAteano
Qtanmodul
Oaro Wallace
Alsen
Oreo Sapteni
SiParas
C. Beach
Petty
Shugkaat
Pei
Q'Loughlin
Timi
Catteriee
Riroy
Gerlach
Walker
Stowers
Warner
Kansas City
Hans Clay
Minneapolis
Hatterley
Campbell
Sullivan
Patterson
Bleck
Tadlaiapolis
Columbus
Pittsburg Nabs Reds 2 1 in Minor League Matchup
Pittsburg secured a 2 to 1 victory over Cincinnati as Fromme and Adams yielded few hits while the Reds offense produced timely hits. Gibson set a world record with 112 consecutive games caught in a season, surpassing Zimmer's 111 from 1894.
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Gibson
Pittsburg
Esitepurg
Cincinnati
Fromme
Adams
Zimmer
Cleveland
Seace
Fish
Bescher
Etnalenatt
End Byrne
Fittebre
Balle
Au Fromme
Adama
Het
Fittebutre
Fmmme
Messmm
Wetem
Johnne
Ocinnatt
Boston Errors Costly In Philadelphia Win
Philadelphia won the third game of the series 3 to 0 with better support and timely hits. Boston's fielding errors and Moore’s pitching contributed to the defeat as Deininger and Richie excelled for the visitors. Philadelphia scored in the early innings and held the lead throughout.
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Payton
Philadeinhla
Weries Tadey
Moora
Chile
Soores
Phila
Abi Oal Toetau
Oigeuon
Ward
Jel Mautrey
Ibs
Droila
Graham
Daoln
ZL Wootey
Meera
Lg Dheeble
Ps Sf
Totes
Boston
Rios—Great
Deininger
Daou
Bates
Bock
Richle Ant
Coffey
Philadelphia
Bortor
D. Firet
Off Moore
Firat Bess
Bowton
Seruck
Moore
Richie
Buulle
Gee—L Bow
DOYLE'S HOME RUN WINS IN A CLOSE GAME
New York beats Brooklyn 6 to 5 as Doyle hits a seventh inning four-bagger scoring Crandall. Baltimore and other league results recap notable scores from major circuits including Providence over Baltimore and Buffalo over Montreal. Timonium fall races attract large betting crowds with multiple stakes races detailed.
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Bnabler
New York
Brooklyn
Shappirio Beats Kanns In Tight Tagged Game
Shappirio defeated Kann's in a tagged game taking advantage of misplays by Kann's catcher and pitcher. Errors, passed balls, and two interseraten hits aided the win as Shappirio surged with Keys, Dooley, Burns, and solid support from teammates.
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Shappirio
Kann
fCann
Aoider
Keys
Kanu
Fle
Dooley
Burns
Scire
Bhagpiri
Abhoat Hean
Arhoas
Tolaln
Io ‘Moore
Spite
Saiteon Fer
Karak
Gessler to Wear Washington Uniform in Future
The report notes DOG GESSLER a national spec Geasler who has staged events on local grounds will wear a Washington uniform in the future. A deal to send Geestey to Boston and Cuatley to Boston was closed after yesterday's game. Gessler stays and will play tonight in New York. Smith leaves for Fiskl adelphia this morning as Boston refuses to waive for Smith this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc Gessier
Boston
Jor Pinch
Gessler
Geasler
Washington
Geestey
Cuatley
Brrth Gas
New York
Smith
Jeagn
Fiskladelphia
Headton Foot Outfitters Fall Suits Advertised
An old newspaper ad promotes a new line of fall suits at 18.08 dollars. The copy emphasizes value and variety, urging readers to visit Headton Foot Outfitters located at Ninth and the Avenue.
Bonnie Kelso's Mark Wins Tight Sheepshead Stakes
Bonnie Kelso wins the 1400 stake at Busset as Sheepshead draws a field including Jeanne d Arc Harlem Maid and Kifig's Daughter. Odds shifted from 7 to 2 for Bonnie Kelso with Fulfil showing 2 to 1 while other runners such as MONTREAL and Right Rasy were also listed. Race details appear in Montreal with multiple connections and jockeys named.
Record Run at Sheepshead Bay by Bonnie Kelso in Stakes
George Adom's Bonnie Kelso set a track mark winning the Ruzset selling stakes of 1500 dollars at Sheepshead Bay. The favorite finished five lengths ahead of Beaucoup with The Peer fourth. Odom earned 1200 dollars and the field included Water Boy's song beside many noted entrants.
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Washington Port
New York
George Adom
Bannie Kelac
Ruzset
Sheepshead Bay
Miss Craftford
Beauclerc
Bonnie Kelso
Beaucoup
Ping
Bonnie Keleo
Peer
Odom
Tonga
Mars
Jeanne d'As
Barta | Gaurt
Coun
Good Beart
Wingohocking
Maarin
Prince Gal
Grena
da Barkley
Edwin Lebora
Starity Souren
Rowland Oli
Davenport
Calesh
Cwelaire Pio
Tne
Lotte Harvey Outpost
Grand
Intarpong
Tom Cat
Love
Kinga Daugiarss
Gardin Tod
Gilning Beil
Tag
Nnecod
Napwara
Welling
Ronnie Kelso
Loz
Urten
Bemucoup
Dominica
Fio
Katherine von
Stik
Hlaaying
Christing
Gleghelen
Little Hoy
Bang
Rod Shamrock
Strathcona Steeplechase Featured At Blue Bonnets
Montreal September 9 Strathcona steeplechase headlined Blue Bonnets racing. Capra led as a 10 to 1 shot to victory. Multiple race results follow with unclear OCR details for first to sixth races including times and placements. notable names include Paul Davis, Amanda Lee, Mar Henley, and Shepherd Sons among others.
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Montreal
Quebec
Strathcona
Blue Bonneta
Capra
Paul Davia
Burns
InGaction
Reid
Bob
Mangrove
Amanda Lee
AulDrops
Ida
G. Mowillar
Rieht Rasy
Taptini
Coorey K
Wilson
Goldstein
Tine
Ublive
Tae
Waterway
Folinck
Hyzantine
Basi
Bea
Thuservach
Time
Mise Wapleton
Berupies
Kis
Adxin
Judy Bass
Bontle Ber
Batty Laster
Balls Kingston
Bucelts
Leaguedl
Ragihan
Elgin
Cruche Dior
de Gamura
Lse Eluawoot
Aleq Rea
Meeting Again Blows Up Racing Enterprise at St Asaphs
A largely readbroken report describes a failed horse racing venture at St Asaphs race track grounds. The event, led by colored men, drew under a hundred attendees and collapsed after troubling financing. Names include Mile Salona, Sampson, and horse Colgnet Clay, with riders and backers listed and departures planned by sunset.
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St Asaphs
Falla
Sampson
Mile
Zoo
St. Asaphs
Jouch
Artate
St Assphs
Salona
Lorse
St. Arapha
John Benton
Jotria
George Huntington
Merry Lassie
Twister
Joe Wast
Spring Frog
Tassey
Cwitlh
Colgnet
Clay
Girahded
Clays
Sheepshead Bay Racing Entries And Sale At Sheepshead Bay
The report lists entries at Sheepshead Bay for multiple races including a four furlong dash and a two year old handicap, naming horses such as Rey del Cameron Nimbus Orphan Lad and Prince Imperial, along with a sale at the venue where Maquette was bought by S C Hidreta for 2900 dollars and Fair Louise for 3300 dollars. It also notes a later sale of Fort Johnson for 3, and mentions a league baseball schedule with a Navy Yard game at 6:25 p.m. and a Belmont Tigers matchup next Saturday at Union League Park.
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Sheepshead Bay
Nce
Rey del Cameron
Covite
Fhikerbert
Nimbus
Notamiga
Orphan Lad
Prince Imperial
Ren ‘Tavato
Lally
King So
Moncete
Moncete, 1" Feeb: Mise
Citecbs
Orphan’ Lad
Comedicr Oe
Maonehine
Geil
Grennoriee
Plame
Cts
Helm
J. H. Read
Chedpe
Robert
Codper
Hirt
Flight
Pulusity Vourie
Dahustina
Star
Ing Morris
Shasoen
Dace Mele
Fighting Bob
Zverer Jaquesse
Glearadhene
St Deiphin Line le
Captain Swanson
7Ington
Air Mimaus
Artie
Preetisal
Farndisa
Montreal
Moquette
Hildreth
N.Y
Sheeps—head Bay
Maquette
S.C. Hidreta
Fair Louise
R. Fleming
Fort Jonson
R. “MacKenzie
Colored’ Departments
Monument Grounds
Navy Yard and Bureau
Sleven Phayers
Belmont Tigers
Union League
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Bere
Pena
AestEe
RTZ Co
Jonson
Johason
Tata
Owas Kaufman
Amade
John Ano
WSR
National League
Clabe
Burton Philaded
Philadetp
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Claeim Tl
Ag Philadetst
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Thur
St. Louiseer
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Athletics
Cardinals
Givan
Boston Slugger
Stahl
Jake
Doc” Gessler
Buck
Keene
Yack
Bostone
Jack
Fenale
Groom
Witherup
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Nationals
Lake
Warl Wood
Cicette
Zobe
Ohird
Lane
Rand
Teague
Lolivelt
Ratn
Pirates
Phillies
Doyle
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Providence
Prorigenes
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Rochester
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Bufalo
Ac Ceracy
Jersey City
Hewark
Arma
Xrkness
Willie Barre
Pirot
Wites-Barrs
Absay
Wilkes-Barre
Almany
AL Blaire
Kimie
Syapnee
Scranton
Tray
Soranton
Tras
Utlea—Singhamton
Titow
Virginia State League
Richmond
Norfolk
Noun
Portsmouth
Danville
Lynchburg
Rein
New England League
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Taun
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Southern League
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Movile
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Rie
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Bebriver
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Cheltanvogs
Auraute
Hastlant
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Hever
New Britain
Ae Gate Ete
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Dex Moiars
Jebfire
Sioux City
Ous City
Pushlo
Magnelid
Timonium
Hvely
Leer Pate
Gilgir Lake
Rite
Falk
Kann's
Cantilion Tradex Smith
Helder
HeadtonFoot Outfitters
Ninth and the Avenue
Sheepshead
Busset
Rasy
Dada
Hughes
Garvenea
Troxter
Ragman
Dapra
Fileman
E.B
Spalding's Athletic Store
Tes
Spalding
Jobe
Okt
Walter Gaipp
Tila Eeazan
Ist
Coucbax
G. Price
Waiver
Boma
Newcorn & Green
F Street N. W
Tea Diasig
Peargt
Bulla Wlagron
Uceo Rove
Us Prikz
I Mereman
Lacalog
Vesar
Sierda
Zetha
Okis
Asa Oxpanal Selle
Victoria
moe—Ailagen
Magésion
Dacs
Burt
Carthage
Joanale Biaball
King Avondale
Dyasrolde
Mitelana
Muskoday
Bovelig
Golconan
Hahn & C & Co
Tae Coe
Wicabpa
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