Lost Uphill Fight as Hogg Tops Adams in Nats Win
New York and Washington battled in an erratic pitchers duel with Hogg better than Adams. Yeager drove in three, Washington rallied with six hits late but fell short as New York won 7 to 6. Cassidy, Dougherty, and Elberfeld contributed for the Nationals. Hogg, Hahn, and McGuire starred for the Mets. Attendance 1,500.
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Boston Wins Close Game Over Philadelphia
Boston defeats Philadelphia in a tight ball game with Ben der driving in two runs on bases on balls. Attendance 6,000. Scoring details show Boston 4 and Philadelphia 0 in later innings. Lineups include Hartsel Seltach Davis and others with Burkett and Grimshaw credited with steals. Electric Bitters advertisement notes relief from nervous breakdown caused by dyspepsia.
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Chicago Triumphs Over St Louis In 9th Rally
Chicago defeated St Louis 2 to 1 as Howe opened with a homer in the third. St Louis answered with two in the fourth and Chicago rallied for two in the seventh. Attendance 3,016. Key plays include Robe’s homer and Frisk, Jones, Davis, and Callahan contributing. Altrock pitched for Chicago and Howell for St Louis with 9 and 8 strikeouts respectively. Umpires Connor and Conolly. Time 1 hour 43 minutes.
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Donovan Dominates as Detroit Blankets Cleveland
Donovan shut out Cleveland in Detroit with eight strikeouts and only two hits allowed. Schaefer starred with bat and glove, contributing four of Detroit’s five hits. Attendance listed as 14,000 plus. Details show lineup by Bay Lindsay Flick Schaefer Stovall Crawford Bradley Cobb Turner Towe Carr O Leary Hess Warner Clark and West, with Moore and Donovan on the mound. Detroit won 6-0.
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National League results and standings update
Yesterday’s NL games saw New York 10 Brooklyn 2 and Philadelphia 5 Boston 2. Today Philadelphia at Boston as New York and Cincinnati chase leaders with Pittsburgh St Louis Chicago and Boston in tight spots.
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New York Defeats Brooklyn 10 to 2 in Easy Victory
New York triumphed over Brooklyn 10 to 2 in Brooklyn on Sept 14. The visitors erupted for seven runs in the seventh inning aided by two hits, Strick- Jett wild pitches, and errors. Attendance reported at 3,506 as Sucre and the New York team posted the win.
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Mr. O'Day
Timely hits by Phillies in Boston game
Philadelphia defeated Boston 5 to 0 as Wilhelm struggled but solidly supported by Magee. Attendance 1,298. Magee starred with a stolen base and fine fielding catch, while Duggleby and Wilhelm yielded five runs. Abbreviated box scores list Abbaticchia Titus Magee and Raymer among Philadelphia hitters.
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Postseason Games Set Between Boston Teams
Postseason baseball series arranged between Boston American and National League teams. Seven games to decide the city championship. first game October 9 at American League grounds. In Chicago a similar plan for a Chicago championship series begins October 10, with games to continue until one team wins four of seven.
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Minor league baseball scores and weathered games
Eastern League results include Newark 1 Newark 4 and Jersey City 8 Toronto 15. Baltimore 11 in 11 innings over Rochester. Providence 6 Montreal 8 after a night game, two Montreal games. Louisville 0 Indianapolis 4, second game 0 seven innings. Milwaukee 7 Minneapolis 14, end of seventh due to darkness. Kansas City vs St Paul game postponed by rain. Toledo 3 Columbus 11. Southern League Atlanta 5 Shreveport 2. Nashville 10 Little Rock 0. Birmingham 2 Memphis 7. Montgomery 9 New Orleans 0. South Atlantic Jacksonville 9 Augusta 2. Charleston 6 Macon 5. Savannah 2 Columbia 0. second Savannah 4 Columbia 0.
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Baseball Notes Mixed on pennant hopes and player moves
A Chicago paper predicts the White Sox can win the pennant while citing other clubs and players. The piece notes deaths, signings, and trades, mentions Cy Sanborn and Noodles Hahn, Dartmouth links, and previews spring training plans for Washington and Cincinnati, with various players shifting teams and roles.
Departmental League showcases no-hit victory by Clarke
Rube Clarke pitched a no hit no run win for Agriculture against Justice in a Departmental League game. Post-game festivities marked by a baby carriage gift to Fennington as Pennington fielded an easy ball. Officials noted errors by Post-office and Justice as Clarke struck out two while Burbank and Bielaski combined for several hits.
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Doyle Wins Semi Final in Y M C A Tennis Tourney
The Y M C A tennis semi finals at Thirteenth Street and Columbia Road saw C B Doyle defeat C F Hatch 6-4 6-2 to reach the finals, with H B Doyle beating C G Heylman 6-0 6-4 in a close match. Doubles results include Hatch and Eager over Jones and Bagby 6-2 6-7 6-? and Lundy Van Hoevesen over Wiley Hinton 4-6 7-3 6-? Doyle and Doyle also won one set 6-4 in mixed or unfinished action as the consolation round began.
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Torrance Defeats Tallant In Hudson River Tennis Semi
New York Sept 24 Henry A Torrance Englewood defeated Harvard veteran Hugh Tallant Powellton Country Club in three set semifinals of the Hudson River tennis championship. Other results include doubles and mixed doubles matches at Englewood and Powellton venues with several unfinished affairs.
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Katrina Wins Walters Cup In Newport Yacht Race
Newport R I September 14 Katrina owned by James Ford won the Walters Cup schooner race on 3 15 time over Fimina J1 first and Corona second Elmina II led the field early after a 38 mile course sent away at 10 30 Venona started but did not finish Katrina clocked 5 013 Elmina Lis 5 22 21 The cubans later beat the Picked Team 8 4 at American League Park with a double header planned the Cuban XX Giants impressed spectators during the day’s events The season highlight and a busy slate continued with other baseball and naval league notes.
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Giants and Athletics In Championship Race Insight
The piece weighs Giants and Athletics as strong pennant contenders with Mathewson and Waddell as duelists. It contrasts McGraw and Mack management styles, notes Waddell's volatility, Plank and Coakley options, and praises fielding depth in both clubs.
Giants and Athletics Set for World Series Showdown in 1900s
The article assesses key players across both teams including Murphy, Dahlen, Mertes, Hartsel, Hofmann, Donlin, Bicane, Browne, Seibold, and Mertes, weighing fielding, hitting and pitching prowess. It notes American League superiority in pitching with Mathewson and Waddell and predicts the series outcome hinges on pitching depth and team support. It mentions fan expectations and cautious optimism for a tightly contested contest.
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