Delehanty Refused to Play as Boston Tops New York
Boston used a late surge in the sixth and seventh innings to defeat New York 6 to 1. Delehanty refused to play today and the local management is weighing his case. Attendance 2,444. Bresnahan hit by a batted ball and the box score shows Boston with three earned runs to New York’s one. The game lasted about an hour and a half.
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Delehanty
New York
Boston
RHOAE
Rhoae Geler
Bresnahan
Barslay
Browne
Tenney
McGann
Abbatchie
Mertes
Cooley
Dahlen
Fisher
Dunn
Moran
Ghbert
Needham
Warnar
Wille
OliMathewaon
Wees Gooforzitons
Os Ooo
Messra Carpenter
Emsiie
Tims
Wagner's Two Long Hits Feature Pittsburg Victory
Chicago drops to third as Wagner delivers two long hits that decide the game. Both teams show wild pitching and ragged fielding with 1,200 attendance and scoring highlights limited to Wagner's three-base and two long hits amid a late rally by Pittsburg.
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Wagner
Pittsburg
Chicago
Scere
Rhoae Pittsburg
Rhoae Slagte
Caséy
Beaumonter
Harry
Ritchey
McCarthy
Oneill
Ol Bransfielaid
Evers
Mwc
Mick
Jones
Kruger
Flaherty
P. A
Leach
Bran Bele
Weimer
Om Weimer
Wener
Umpiire
Sir
Johnstone
Tinker
Philadelphians Bat Hard and Excel in Fielding
Philadelphia Nationals defeat the Brooklyns in two games, 8 to 4 and 12 to 5, in Brooklyn. Attendance 2,500. First game highlights include Gleason and McGee with multiple hits and strong Philadelphia fielding. Second game features Strang Gleason Titus and Lumley contributing, with Philadelphia totaling nine runs to Brooklyn five. Umpire Moran presides over both games, times 1 hour 48 minutes and 1 hour 35 minutes.
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Philadelphians
Brooklyn
Philadelphia Nationals
Brooklyns
Philadelphia
Rhoae ‘Thames
Strang
Gleason
Dnion
Walv’ton
Geaaler
McGee
Lumley
Lush
Sheekard
Hulawitz
Ritter
Roth
Oldoraan
Sparke
Beanlan
Freser
Dobpae
Scanton
Mr. Moran
Rhoae
Rhoaze Thomas
Ditton
Welson
Gessler
O'Lumtey
Lusk
Sheckara
Titus
Ol Baba
Bergen
Jordan
Lumley Tiome
Tush
Stoleybane
Wolverton Lait
Jones
Duggieby
Baseball scores from Eastern and other leagues
Eastern League games featured Jersey City losing to Baltimore 5 2 and 6 2 in two events while Newark swept Providence 10 4 in seven innings. Toronto topped Buffalo 6 10 and Montreal crushed Rochester 12 1. American Association results saw Louisville 3 Toledo 2 and St Paul 9 Milwaukee 4 by umpire’s award, Minneapolis 8 Kane City 4. Southern League saw Atlanta 7 Memphis 7 in nine innings, Nashville 10 Shreveport 6, Montgomery 4 Little Rock 2, and Birmingham 1 New Orleans 1 after darkness innings.
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Jersey City
Baltimore
Newark
Providence
Toronto
Buffalo
Montreal
Rochester
American Association
Loulaville
Toledo
St Paul
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Kanees City
Atlanta
Memphis
Nashville
Shreveport
Montgomery
Little Rock
Birmingham
New Orleans
Highlanders Win as Dougherty Homer Beats Chesbro
New York 4, Washington 2. Highlanders edge Senators 4 to 2 behind Pat Dougherty’s seventh inning homer after Hill’s misplay on Ganzel’s fly and Chesbro’s pitching. Clarke’s late attempt fails as Keeler nabs the ball for the final out. attendance 4,880.
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Washington Post
New York
P. Donovan
Washingtons
Highlanders
American League Park
Bill Clarke
Keeler
Townsend
Griffith
Chesbro
Delaware
New Yorks
Hill
Ganzel
Cassidy
Mullin
Senators
Stahl
Hussenan
Huelsman
Elberfeld
Williams
Stan
Donovan
Mullins
Happy Jack
Pat
Clarke
Hig High
Dougherty
Caseidy
Gunzel
Conroy
McGuire
Cheabro
Biberfelad
Anderson
Pat Dougherty
A. B. New York
Byberfeld
Vases Andersen
Nee McGurra
Igton
Huelema
B. Cassidy
Donavan
Tote
Ashington
Wanlington
Kadler
A McGuire
Hil
Cascidy
Taht
Sheridan
Chicago Beats Cleveland In Pitchers Battle Attendance 3268
Chicago wins a tight 4 to 0 game over Cleveland with White holding the line and Joss conceding four runs. Bay, Davis and Callahan contribute as the only runs and Chicago takes the lead in a low-scoring contest. St. Louis then tops Detroit in ten innings 2 to 1 with a late spark from Garrett.
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Chicago
White
Joss
Cleveland
Oah Green
Bay
Jones
Bradley
Callahan
Flick
Davis
Lafole
Bullivan
OlCert
Gimen
Isbell
Turner
Dundon
Buetow
Totaje
Boon
Calahan
Sullivan
Tannehil
Dundda
Balla
Om White
Mr. O'Loughlin
Largest crowd sees Boston and Philadelphia split doubleheader
Philadelphia, Pa. September 12. The largest crowd of the season attended as Boston and Philadelphia played a doubleheader. The two games featured strong hitting and pitching with Boston taking the first game and Philadelphia the second before darkness ended the nightcap. Attendance reached 18,684. Umpire Connolly called the earlier game after six innings due to darkness and the second game lasted 1 hour 15 minutes.
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Philadelphia
Boston
AD Philadelphise
Hoad Belbach
Hartsei
Baresi
Noonan
Colling
OIL
Crogs
Igg
Freeman
Seybold
LaChance
Murphy
OM. Cross
Eee
Schreck
Gibeon
Waddell
Bender
Philadelph
Jane
Stani
Hartsel
Selbach
Stahl
Parent
Pickering
Gibson
Wandell
Mr. Connolly
RHO AE
RHO AE Selback
Hartel
Et A
FC Gollins
Ibe
Olt Cross
Farris
M. Cross
Criger
Shreck
OjCoakney
Dinesa
Hartse
Dineen
Coaktey
Coakiey
Arlingtons Fall Short Against Unions in Short Game
In a six inning contest the Arlingtons cannot close the gap with the Unions. M Fenton led off with a two bagger for Arlington, but three quick outs followed. The Unions score three in the first and two more in the third, while Arlington answers with two in the third. Final line shows Unions winning with timely hits and errors. The Unions seek future games at American League Park, contact Manager George F Kirch.
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Arlingtons
Unions
M. Fenton
Aringtons
Rhoae
Ariingtons
Rhoae Webb
M.fenton
Walcher
Davis
Eli Lynham
Bagan
Ballenger
Dawson
Beall
Lawler
Adams
Fenton
Good Havens
Artingtons
Limback
OW Ashley
Leonard
A. Fenton
Ashley
Conner
bells—Beall
Umgpire
Boreheas
American League Park
Bureau Athletics
St. Stephen's Institute
Norris Feters
Commissioners
Radfords
Dolphins
George F. Kirch
Government Printing Office
Baseball Notes From The Nation's Leagues
Baseball notes summarize standings and player moves across leagues. St Paul leads in wins, Carr tops Indy batters at .313, and Western League tight at top between Colorado Springs and Denver. Providence clam diggers near bottom in Eastern League. Connie Mack buys Soffel for next season. Highlanders clash Champions in Boston and Ike drill as umpire. Hartsel, Laver Cross, and Monte Cross not homering. Giants win pennant via pitching. Cantillon considered for White Sox manager. Jones and Callahan top sacrifice hitters. Bats and steals leaderboards update. McGraw absent due to injury. NL stable yet new leaders possible in AL. Staunton beats Martinsburg in opener of three.
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Bill Coughlin
St. Paul
Jack Carr
Washington
Indianapoolis
Colorado Springs
Denver
Tom Daly
Providence Clam Diggers
Connie Mack
Soffel
Highlanders
Boston
Beville
Welther
Detroit News
New Orleans
Wiggs
Hartsel
Pickering
Laver Cross
Monte Cross
Athletics
Pittsburg
Giants
Congalton
Will
Senators
Detroit
Tigers
Mr. Armour
Clevelands
Detroits
Hol Dunkie
Louisville
Colonels
Tebeau
George Winters
Atlanta
de Montreville
Comiskey
Joe Cantillon
White Sox
Cantillon
Milwaukee
Arthur Devin
Washington Bey
Jones
Callahan
Harry Bay
Elmer Fuck
Day
Fick
Biuce McGraw
Gen Cat
American
Ourland
Chicago
Fielder Jones
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Chicago Nationals
Boston Post
McGinnity
New York Nationals
Chesbro
New York Americans
Sigured
Dougherty
Lajoie
Selbach
Buster Brown Headquarters Expands Fall Suit Stock
The Buster Brown headquarters showcases original boys suits and adds productions from several makers to fall stock. Aiming for variety in cuts to suit different men, the shop offers many fabric effects with prices from $172 to $35.
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Buster Brown
Fort Wayne Wins Central Baseball League Title
Terre Haute reports Fort Wayne clinches the pennant for the second straight year as Wheeling and Grand Rapids split at Grand Rapids closing the 1951 Central Baseball League season. Other clubs finish in order: Terre Haute South Bend Wheeling Dayton Marion Grand Rapids Evansville. Rumors mention possible changes with Duanaville Marlon Wheeling and new teams from Saginaw Jackson and Youngstown or Toledo joining next season.
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Central Baseball League
Terre Haute
Ind
Grand Rapids
Wheeling
Fort Wayne
South Bend
Dayton
Marion
Evansville
Duanaville
Marlon
Saginaw
Jackson
Mich
Youngstown
Ohio
Toledo
Norfolk Defeats Bureau League In 11 to 5 Tilt
Norfolk College trounced the Bureau League team from Washington 11 to 5 at Norfolk. Key double plays by Lawler and White for Norfolk and Handibee and Riston for Washington highlighted the game amid miscues. Washington’s batting fell short against Atkinson as Norfolk capitalized on errors.
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Washington Post
Norfolk
Norfolk College
Washington
Lawler
White
Handibee
Riston
Atkinson
R, H. Norfolk
Bureau
Jones
French
Clancy
Grover Graham Dyspesia Remedy Ad Claims Cure
An advertisement proclaims Grover Graham Dyspesia Remedy cures for dyspepsia and stomach disorders. It promises immediate relief after first dose, claims broad health benefits, and asserts thousands cured. The firm touts the McDermott formula, European renown, American rights, and offers pamphlets and case histories.
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Grover Graham
McDermott
Europe
Grover Graham Co
Newburgh
Diamond Wins Produce Stakes at Brighton Beach Opener
Diamond, the 7 to 2 favorite, captures the $15,000 Produce Stakes feature at Brighton Beach on opening day, covering six furlongs in 1:14 1-8 as Wild Mint and Jack Lory finish behind. Pulsus wins the handicap race by one mile and a furlong in 1:51 3-5, with only one other favorite triumphant.
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Jessup
Brighton Beach
Walter Cleary
New York
Diamond
Wild Mint
Jack Lory
Lyne
Dimond
Pulsus
Collector Jeanup
Odom
Duchess Ollie
Hildebrand
Adriatia
Burny
Ancestor
Wotan
Judge Denton
Ray
Paulaker
E. Helder
Flying Buttress
Finnegan
Duo G
Amur
Royelle
Wodan
Moon Daisy
Palaus
H. Phillips
Ostrich
Crimmins
Dekaber
W. Davis
Dalesman
Sheriff Bell
Ronetint
Burns
Jack Lary
Gannepy
Bedouin
Amberjack
Charter
Redfern
Bridle Path
Nuit Blanche
Rosie Dinkham
Chanida
Crimming
Vidalia
Breed Up
Martin
Danseuse
Sweet Pepper
Gilpin
Confessor
Delcanta
Eecentrical
Charles Biote
Mrs. Bob
R. L. Jounstea
Sam
Leader
Cottage Maid
the Southerner
South Trimble
Dick Bernard
Gay Lotharto
Allan
Naughty Lady
Gold Dome
Brooklynite
Canteen
Gulaten
Garniah
Malden
Sea Girl
Night Mare
Myopia
Fatey Dresa
Smiling Alice
Favermeer
Jennie McCabe
Prude
Lucy Young
My Buela
Mias Modesty
Queen Rose
Galice
High Life
Linda Lee
Delagao Beats McGee in Hawthorne Sprint Duel
At Hawthorne Chicago on September 12 Delagoa edged McGee in a thrilling final sixteenth of the Excelsior Stakes at one and one-eighth miles. Prince Silver Wings won the feature, with The Lady second and Miss Crawford third. The day’s other races included six furlongs won by Med Mullah and a steeplechase won by Cre Olin. Weather was clear and track good.
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Hawthorne
Chicago
Prince Silver Wings
Miss Crawford
McGee
Delagoa
Med Mullah
Nice
Dragon
Larsen
Julia M
Aubuchon
Singing Master
Baywood
Creolin
Peter
Weird
Pem- Degen
Rive
Evander
Cardigan
Martin Brady
Laura Kalsoren
Dagmar
Allegiance
Nitrate
Delagon
Henry
Matador
Knapp
St. Blue
Father Tallent
Exceleior
Aubu~chon
Ley
Lawia
Mins Crawford
Flying Torpedo
Haviland
Dr. Stephens
D. L. Moore
Neamater
Harney
Paramount
Royalty
Mr Farnum
Louisville
Cigar Lighten
Subtle
Ram's Horn
Down Patrick
Envoy
Broadway Girl
Lookout
Bone Hrake
Seaworthy
Baker
Judge Saufey
Happy Jack
Togo
Wireman
Maxnard
Deshon
Matt Gentry
San Jose
Ed Early
Lolo
Mat
Lady Fashion
Hardy Bill
Ralph Reese
Sea Sick
Janette
Fleetwood
Bishop Poole
Lida Leth
Plautua
Exile
Voda
Benson Caldwell
Ben Chance
Telephone
Dorgannon
Sioux Chief
the Bugaboo
Leffare
Bombardier
Newtown Hay
Felipe Lugo
Dalvay
Useful Lady
Dixele
Pey Templeton
Dundall
Petit Duc
del Catina
Torpedo
Tyrollan
Girdlestone
Devout
Durbar
the Hawaiian
the Forum
Langford James
Sweetie
Inventor
Hane Wasner
D. Austin
Trizle White
Howell
Aupatie
Betty Gold
Sonya
Fay Sharp
Matera
Beastie Mc
Bannock Belle
Acrette
Wakeful
Crescerton
CW. Dugen
Tribes
L. Willems
Mindora
H. Anderson
Hose Court
d’Arcy
Feronta
Detest
Afines
Kitty
Barkleyite
W. Dugan
Lady Strath- More
Blissful
Flora Willoughby
CW. Dugan
Tryon
Dawson
C- Mullen
Pierce J
Jim Craw
Iso
Mr. Wilson
A. Prince
Piller
the Eye
Our Mo
Billy Handsell
Tullz
Tuskee
Bavarian
John Randolph
Judge Larnay
Fox H
Triple Silver
Eugenie B
Tom Rowe
Potter
Metlakatla
Atlas
Felix Morzes
Anadarco
Happy Chaper
Queon
Death
Flyer
Lady Contrary
Jake Greenburg
Miss Manners
Jim Along
Mever Bach
Jack Young
Toby Tova
Commodore
Qldstone
Allen Aven
Monaco Maid
Scotch Dance
Urtent
Edgardo
Nellie Bawn
Regina
John McGurk
Hycena
Bengal
Judge Cantrill
Gudenarde
Simonian
Gulden Light
Bardian
Light Opera
Buffalo
Kenilworth
Abel
Ben Fopro
Benehart
Peggy
Cenjurzee
Miss Morgan
Shrine
Columbia Girl
Adel ‘Treblu
Pirate Polly
Mirthless
Rusk
Gotuwin
Jully Witch
James F
Judge
Commodore Off Running In Delmar Feature
Commodore easily wins Delmar feature after off sprinting to a length win over Vestry with Braden a neck back Barkleyue also wins the fourth race by a wide margin Track fast Conditions set for a multi race card including six furlongs Extol Ben Lear Valesia and other runners noted in the first race results
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St. Louis
Commodore
Delmar
Vestry
Braden
Barkleyue
Lady Strathmore
Extol
Dicknon
Ben Lear
Willame
Valesia
H. Anderson
Happy Jack
Dr. Hiley
Tangible
Johnie Hughes
la Cache
Bt. Vitus
Dr. Burns
Topsoil
Bischmore
Imp
Nepenthe
fcLaughlin
Ethel’s
Six furlong and mile races dominate Crescerton card
Thorough racing rundown lists winners and placings across six events at Crescerton with odds, times, and connections. Tribes and Commore lead their races, while Barkleyite and Flora Willoughby headline later events. Several notable horses and owners appear, including Dugen, Mindora, and Vestry, with assorted payouts and racing notes throughout the program.
Backers Picked Mudlarks in Detroit Races
Detroit September 12 mudlarks selected three favorites two second choices and one outsider. Santa Teresa led a card at Highland Park, while Buffalo Kenilworth and Prospect Park harness events reported winnings. Vanderbilt's Bengal won the Prix Viuduc at St Cloud with Idala runner-up.
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Detroit
Mich
Mudlarks
Highland Park
Santa Teresa
Albert
Glendon
Mint Bed
Merino
Miay Gunn
Edna Tanner
Barney Burk
Edward Hale
Lerida
Arrab May
McIlvain
Chambrey
Prince Light
Frank Rice
Vanderbilt
Bengal
Paris
W. K. Vanderbilt
Idala
Cloud Races Co
Readville opening day trots slow by rain soaked track
At Readville Mass on September 1, a program opened with two favorites and an outsider winning. Ben F the favorite won heat one but Peeler Patron came back to claim the second by a head and then dominated the following two heats. Ecstatic captured the 2 06 trot while Major Delmar announced plans to challenge the world records with and without pacers. A second race featured the 2 10 pace with Peeler Patron prevailing. A separate note mentions the New Fishing and Gunning Club at Chesapeake Beach, electing temporary officers and planning a future meeting on September 1x with over ten acres secured for hunting use.
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Readville
Mass
Read Ville
Ben. F
Peeler Patron
Ecstatic
Delmar
Purae
John Caldwell
Strathwan (Thompson
Tid the Peer
Howard
Kyrtine
Ch. H
Young
Trilby Nutwood
Branley
Aq Mash
B. G
de Ryder
Flexo
Demarest
Lady Iona
Rathburn
Nicoli
Br. H
Raymond
Majestic
B. x
Sullivan
B. m
Oratorio
Lang
G. T Allen
Frank Yoakum
Goaswell
Erskin Heed
Carpenter
Red Bird
Walker
Peeler
Belvedere Fishing and Gunning Club
Belvedere Hotel
Chesapeake Beach
Asthma Cure Promises Relief and Cure Claim
A Chicago man testifies that Dr Schiffmanns Asthma Cure relieved ten years of terrible misery. He claims nine years of complete cure after a first use and notes the medicine is sold by druggists for bic and one dollar. Readers are invited to request a free trial package by sending a stamp to Dr R Schiffmann Box 50 St Paul Minnesota.
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J. F. Homan
E. Adamgyal
Chicago
Bic
R. Reader
Sindara
Twelfth Street
Shade
Corsul Nw
Fall Hats For Men At Great Prices
Fall hats for men highlight latest styles and value with a full Stetson assortment. Regular customers praise the shop for saving money and quality headwear with items like a $3.90 Derby or Soft Hat and a 25 color children’s school date collection.
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Ely
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Razor
O Stores
PA. Ave.ng
Athletic Goods
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America
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North Capitol Street
Washington, D
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Niev
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Beas Fanna Westet
SOC
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Giada
Ord
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Pelty
Hypes
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Alay
Darrett
Will. Paased Ballevise
Holdrick
Balle
SF Palty
Meser and Dwyer
Baseball Notes
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Martinsburg
Washington Pos
W. Va
Litz
Findeay
Moore and Lambert
Parker, Bridget & Co
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Lady Matharine
Fred G. Wilkes
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Ben F
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Fileman Bros Outfittera
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Louis Bush's
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Adl Drugemnts
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Sandu Donte Tgyfeana
Leroy
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Cook Remedy Co
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