Hogg Edges Adams as Nationals Rally Falls Short
New York 7 Washington 6 in a tense game where Hogg outpitched Adams yet Washington’s late rally faded. Yeager drove in three for New York. Fultz, Cassidy, and Anderson sparked a ninth inning push, while Hogg and Kleinow delivered key moments in a tight line. Attendance 1,500.
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Boston Wins Close Game Over Philadelphia
Boston defeats Philadelphia 4 to 3 in a tight contest as Bender drives in two runs with bases on balls. Attendance 6,000. Players listed include Hartsel Seltach Davis and Burkett for Boston, Schreck and Henley noted for pitching. Also mentions Electric Bitters as a remedy for dyspepsia in a separate notice.
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Chicago Defeats St Louis In 9 Inning Baseball Card
Chicago beat St Louis 9 to 2 as Howe opened scoring with a third inning home run. St Louis answered with two in the fourth, Chicago rallied for two in the seventh. Attendance 3,016. Key players include Jones and Roche for Chicago and Robe and Stoehler for St Louis. Altrock pitched for Chicago, Howell for St Louis. Umpires Connor and Connelly. Time 1 hour 43 minutes.
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Detroit shuts out Cleveland as Schaefer shines
Donovan pitched a splendid game for Detroit striking out eight and allowing two hits. Schaefer starred in the field and at bat with four of Detroit’s five hits. Attendance was 14,000 as Detroit beat Cleveland 6 to 0.
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National League results and standings snapshot
Yesterday results show New York 10, Brooklyn 2 and Philadelphia 5, Boston 2. Today’s schedule lists Philadelphia at Boston and New York at Cincinnati with teams and records in a dense table of yeast-laden standings.
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New York Accepts Easy Victory Over Brooklyn Nine Runs Big Inning
New York defeated Brooklyn 10 to 2 in Brooklyn as seven runs came in the seventh inning on two hits and wildness from Stricklett plus a Brooklyn error. Attendance 3,506. Line scores show New York with 19 left on base and Brooklyn with 12. Stricklett and McGinnity split pitching duties with seven walks apiece. Final: New York 10, Brooklyn 2.
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Timely hits by Phillies at Boston in 5 to 4 win
Philadelphia capitalized onWilhelm miscues to edge Boston 5 to 4. Magee sparkled with a running catch and two base hits, while Duggleby and Wilhelm provided the pitching and errors fueled the contest. Attendance 1,298.
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Post season games set between city leagues in Boston and Chicago
A seven game post season baseball series was arranged today between the city’s American League and National League teams. The first game in Boston is set for October 9 and all games will be on American League grounds. In Chicago arrangements were also completed for a similar post season series beginning October 10 to decide the Chicago championship, with the series lasting until a team wins four of seven games.
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Chicago
Minor league baseball scores across leagues from Newark to Savannah
Eastern League games in Newark Jersey City Baltimore Providence Milwaukee Kansas City Toledo and more. Notable results include Montreal taking Providence in a doubleheader halted by darkness and Louisville beating Indianapolis twice. Southern League games in Atlanta Nashville Birmingham Montgomery yielded Shreveport Little Rock New Orleans. South Atlantic League saw Jacksonville over Augusta Charleston over Macon and Savannah defeating Columbia twice.
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Baseball Notes on pennants and players across leagues
A Chicago paper notes White Sox pennant hopes while mourning a Detroit man. Reports cover Eels, Steamer Flanigan, Giants, Nationals, and Pirates races. Mentions Hummell, Hahn, Lush, Lush says he'll return. Jones, Stanley, and Duffy discussed. college players like Appe tions and Dorman mentioned in season wrap and spring plans.
Rube Clarke Shuts Out Justice Team on No Hits
In the departmental league the Agriculture club backed Rube Clarke as he held Justice to no hits and no runs. Despite a patched Justice lineup, Clarkes’s victory featured a new baby carriage presentation to left fielder Pennington. Umpire Betz officiated as Pennington accepted the honor after an easy fielding play.
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Haring
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Doyle wins YMCA tennis semi final in hard fought matches
In the YMCA championship semifinals at Thirteenth Street and Columbia Road, C. B. Doyle defeated C. F. Hatch 6-4 6-2 after Hatch’s brilliant net play. H. B. Doyle beat C. G. Heylman 6-0 6-4 in a tighter finish. Doubles saw Hatch/Eager top Jones/Bagby 6-2 6-7 6-? with other results ongoing. The consolation round began last evening and resumes today per the published schedule.
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Torrance Defeats Tallant In Hudson River Tennis Semi finals
In New York on September 24 at Englewood Field Club Henry A Torrance of Englewood beat Harvard veteran Hugh Tallant of Powellton in a three set singles semi final of the Hudson River championship tourney. Other results from the day include mixed doubles where N Pouch and Mrs Platt won 6 2 6 1 over Englewood pair and a women's doubles semi final where Haight and El iman defeated Amend and Howry.
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Sleepy Hollow
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Katrina Wins Walters Cup Race At Newport
Newport Rhode Island September 14 The season ended with the Walters Cup race for schooners in which James Ford's Katrina won on a 3 15 time allowance over Fimina J1 which finished first and Corona second Elmina II led early but Katrina secured best corrected time 5 01 3 Elmina Lis 5 22 21 Venona started but did not finish The Cuban XX Giants defeated a white Washington picked team 8 to 4 at American League Park in an exhibition contest today a double header and a late afternoon game marquee on the schedule also noted the Navy Agricultures clash with Sanders and Weber McCarron and Kraft on the batteries
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Giants and Athletics Set for World Series Showdown
The erratic Rube Waddell faces Mathewson as two balanced teams compete for the pennant. Giants rely on McGraw’s ace and strong batting while Mack’s Athletics emphasize steady defense and clutch pitching. Waddell’s form and McGinnity’s age shape the key matchup, with Ames, Taylor, Willie, Plank, and Coakley among the rotation, and Bresnahan backing the Giants’ catching duo alongside a solid infield corps from both clubs.
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Giants and Athletics in World Series Preview
A detailed, opinionated look at key players across both teams. It covers Gilbert and Dahlen at short, Mertes and Hartsel in the outfield, Hofmann, Donlin, and Browne in the batting orders, and the impact of American League pitching depth on the series. The piece weighs defense, speed, and power, noting Waddell and Mathewson as elite pitchers and predicting the outcome based on pitching strength and team support.
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