Washington Fielders Fall as Athletics Rally
Washington hosts Philadelphia in a 5 to 3 defeat for the Fielders after a rugged day of errors mild and wild. Henley pitched well but the defense faltered. the Senators forced a ninth inning rally before the Quakers pulled ahead for good.
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Washington
Case
Sueial
Washington Post
Hilidefptna
Henley
Sam
Case Potter
Andiven
Senators
Eivelsman
Mullin
Cassidy
Hartsel
Donovan
Pickanny
Chirke
Fellen
O'Neill
Schreck
Monte
Clarke
Athletics
Seybold
Murphy
Leaders Break Even In Boston New York Twin Bill
Boston and New York split the doubleheader before a record crowd. New York won the first game 4 to 2 and held Boston in the second as Parent and Elberfeld led Boston threats. Chesbro and Dineen pitched in a tight affair with key hits from Farrel and Dougherty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Ture
Young
Parent
Gawth
Nh HO AB
Sostan
AE Doughty
McGuire
Farrell
C Chesbro
Dineen
Direen
Ninth
Thrse-basa Hite
Farrel
Farent
Dougherty
Anderson
Hiberfeld
Fiberfeld
Wiliams
Ganael
Ferris
la Chance
Chesbro
Elberfeld
Ganzeil
Boston and New York Clash in Second Game Thriller
Boston and New York played a tight second game with runs in each inning, La Chance and Ferris collecting key hits. Garvin to Elverfeld turned double plays, while Young struggled with control as Puttman and Garvin allowed limited offense over four innings each. Time of game 1 hour 40 minutes.
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Boston
RHOAB
New York
Rhoah Selgach
Doughty
Parent
Kesler
Stan
Eiberfeld
Follius
Anderson
Freeman
Willams
LaChance
Ganzel
Ferris
Conroy
Criger
McGuire
Oe Young
Garvin
Puttman
Fuite
Soetan
la Chance
Collins
Williams
Hiberfeld
Elverfeld
Vita
Young
Keeler
Mr. Sheridan
Brooklyn
RHOAE
Rhoae Dillon
Bresnahan
Browne
Lumley
McGann
Bheckard
Mertes
Babb
Deblen
Batch
Duan
Ritter
d/Gilbert
Jordan
Warner
Cronin
P McGinuity
Gos Agagtators
McGinnity
Af Cronin
Rateb
McGaon
Dillon
Gilbart
Werner
Dillion
Mitcher
Mesers
Emalis
O'Day
Stovall's Revenge in Detroit Win Over Cleveland
Cleveland and Detroit split a doubleheader as Stovall pitched a shutout in the first game. Errors by Cleveland and fielding miscues opened the door for Detroit, with Leary, Beville, and Carr contributing. Lajoie left with a knee issue while Donovan and Crawford were suspended for three days. Attendance 2,442.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Stovall
Rossman
Kradley
Carr
Lajoie
Donovan
Crawford
Ean Johnson
RHORE
Lush If
Barrett
Oo Bradley
MeIntyre May Funk
Coughlin
G Stovall
Beville
Robinson
Ri O
Turner
Dri
Lowe
Huslow
O'Leary
Jos
Poo
Old
Yasex
Flick
Leary
Heville
Joss
RHOAE
Rhoa Lush
Bradley
McIntyre
Puck
Coughiin
Rob’son
Lette
Lush
Bay
Tusner
Moore
Jaeger
Mr. Owyer
Baseball Notes Inspire Hope for Next Season
Cincinnati has twenty four men reserved for next season. Senators have twenty five more games to lose. The Athletics finish their season at home while the Nationals gauge post season ideas. Muggsy McGraw may manage the Giants next year. Pat Dowling at Wilmington, and clues from Philadelphia papers on players and prices. The American League expects a $600000 gain for the season and Brooklyn is rated a bigger force.
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Cincinnati
Jake Weimer
Cubs
Senators
Collins
Griffith
Washington Club
Huelman
Philadelphia
Jennings
Orioles
Pennsylvania
New York
Athletics
Detroit
Buffalo
Steinfeldt
Ayndt
Red
Boston
Tom Hughes
Barry McCormick
Chicago
Pat Dowling
Georgetown
Wilmington
Johnson
Hanlon
Brooklyn
Browns
McAleer
St. Louis
Inele Jake Morse
Boston Herald
Selbach
Ffis
al May
Sove Cross
Connolly
Lave
Washington
Davis
Shreck
Noonan
Powers
Norma Peters
Fourth Presbyterian
Kennedy
Pittsburg
Pulliam
Honus Wagner
National League results and club standings summary
National League scores include New York 2 Brooklyn 1 and New York 5 Brooklyn 3 with Chicago 3 Cincinnati 2 and Pittsburgh 10 St Louis 1. Boston at Philadelphia scheduled for two games. Standings show St Louis 76 52 .693 and Boston and Chicago tied around .558 with Philadelphia nearby.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Work
Boston
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Cheigo
St. Louisa
Chicago
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
L. Pet
Chactonatl
Good Pitching Wins as Batch Homers for Brooklyn
New York journalists report Brooklyn rallies with Batch two homers and a triple to beat New York twice, aided by Brooklyn errors. Sheckard makes remarkable catches as Tranton's team falls to the leaders in the pennant race. Attendance listed at 5,857.
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New York
Brooklyn Nationals
Batch
Brooklyn
Sheckard
Tranton
Geores
Rhoa
NHOAE
OlBres
Gilbert
Bi Jordan
Fuwerman
Jones
Mathewson
Totaia
Ara
Hatch
McGann
Breanahan
Lumley
Dillon
Messrs
Ensiie and O'Day
Davis Wins Four of Six On Brighton Beach Card
New York September 16 Davis rode four winners from six mounts at Brighton Beach through a tight card. In fourth race Dekaber beat Ostrich by a head after a late surge with Jecund and The Southerner also favorites winning. Castalian led home Counterpoise in the third, while The Southerner captured the fifth and Linds Lee took the sixth.
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New York
Brighton Beach
W. Davis
Dekaber
Ostrich
Jecund
Fleur de
Marie
Burns
Workman
Crimmins
Confessor
Phillips
Escutcheon
Gold Croft
Yorkshire Lad
Fra Filligo
Judge Denton
Ben Crockett
Castallan
Counterpoise
Bullman
Liberia
Sperling
Auditor
Arenal
George Keene
Sovereign
Cascine
Girdle
Prince Salm
Salm
Hydrangea
Mary Glenn
Neptunus
Palette
Ran
Monongahela
Monongahela City
Nellie B
Vita
Neille B
Lady Epsey
Admiral Schrey
Freebooter
Boodle
Sweet Home
Jim Fenton
Blanche
Reba
Adara
Woodgil
Henry S., Jr
Anne W
Conduct
Lad Miller
Cora Mack
Struck Out Nine By Lundgren In Chicago Win
Chicago blanks Cincinnati 3 to 2 as Lundgren fans nine, fending off late visitors. Evers and McCarthy collect key sacrifices and hits while Seymour and Odwell pace Cincinnati with three-base plays and clean contact.
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Chicago
Hwing
Woodruff
Lundgren
Rhoar Cincinnati
Rhoa E Jones
Beymour
Casey
Dolan
Barry
Kelley
McCarthy
Sebring
Qdwell
Tinker
Stemnfeldt
Williams
Evers
Huggins
Pittsburg Tops St Louis In First Game Of Series
Pittsburg outplayed St Louis with Leever effective on the mound and Tay lor hit hard. Attendance 3,200 as Pittsburgh won 10 to 1. Leever allowed two runs while Taylor struggled and staff support faltered.
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St. Louis
Pittsburg
Taylor
Leever
St. Louiss
Rhoah
Rhoae Farrell
Leach
Hum
Ritchey
Brain
Wagner
Smeal
Bransfald
Dunteavy
Phelps
Ola
Potals
St. Louia
Pittsburgh
Bransfield
Beaumont
Grady
Kroger
Kruger
Hitchey
Branefield
Farrel
Mr. Jubastone
Scores Across Minor Leagues Prompt Varied Results
Eastern League games ended in a 3 3 tie between Rochester and Baltimore after twelve innings due to darkness. Buffalo routed Providence 10 3. Toronto beat Jersey City 6 2. Montreal defeated Newark 8 4. Southern League results included Atlanta 4 Little Rock 7 and Montgomery 6 Birmingham 0 with a split Birmingham Shreveport games 6 5 and 2 1. American Association saw Toledo 1 Indianapolis 2 and Milwaukee 6 St Paul 4. Columbus twin bill 6 4 and 2 4 versus Louisville.
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Baltimore
Rochester
Buffalo
Providence
Toronto
Jersey City
Montresl
Montreal
Newark
Atlanta
Little Rock
Nashville
New Orleans
Montgomery
Memphis
Birmingham
Shreveport
American Association
Toledo
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Columbus
Louisville
Honor League Champions Presented by City Official
Fourth Presbyterian team receives the Sun day-school Baseball League pennant and Evening Star Cup in a 4:45 p.m. ceremony at Fourteenth Street and Lydecker Avenue. Commissioner West, invited and accepted, may see an exhibition game with Gunton or another league team as part of the presentation. Philadelphia and Boston NL games postponed to avoid a conflict with the Phillies-Washington AL game. The ad ends with a Hood's Sarsaparilla promotion.
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Fourth Presbyterian
Commissioner West
Thomas C. Noyes
Fourteenth Street
Lydecker Avenue
Gunton
Philadelphia
Boston
Pinkerton Hurt in Del Mar Fourth Race Upset
Pinkerton failed to contend in the Del Mar card with Commodore winning the feature. The day’s other results included Tryon in the second race and Aggie Lewis preferred in the third. Announced tomorrow entries feature Miss Doyle and Easter Walters among others.
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St. Louis
Pinkerton
del Mar
Commodore
Easly
Billy Handset
Howell
Ethel’s Pride
Seder
Tom Rowe
Rive
Lookaway
Kiowa Chief
Beloveur
Yellow Hammer
Muscovoir
Terro
Maid of the Order
Sam Stevens
Aggie Lewis
J. Anderson
Whiskers
B. Matthews
King's Charm
W. Dugan
Thisbe
Milton Young
Preakness
Eleanor Howard
Jena
Red Leaf
McLaughlin
Layson
D. Austin
Annabella Lee
Alien Avon
H. Anderson
Lewater
Lasac
Perrine
Kindred
Barkleyite
Drummond
Edgardo
John McQurk
Harry K
George Vivian
Secundus
Judge Cantrill
Murmur
Oudenarde
St. Simonian
Bates
Miss Doyle
Mafaliz
Hesponatve
Maid of Enid
Blissful
Crescerton
the Regent
Gelling
Easter Walters
Dargio
Phiora
Algonquin
Bradley Girl
Juliter
Atlas and
Gatchel
Ryevale
St Agnes II
Neckwear display promises exclusive, quality clothing
A window display touts exclusive items and argues customers should judge quality before price. It extols $20 suits cut by top American tailors, made of Scotch tweeds and worsted fabrics in neat effects and colors, calling them bar gains at regular price.
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America
Head to Foot Outfitters in brisk six and a half furlong upset
Bridget Parker & Co. sent Brig adier to win the first race at 2 to 1 over San Nicholas with Moerhen third. Darouque paid 129 to win the five night mile, Hazel Baker 18 to 1 second Stori Scoud 10 to 1. Love Note led 1 mile 40 yards with Courtmala 1% to 20 second and Arachne 112 to 1 third. Pirate Polly at 9 to 20 won the three quarters with Dutch Barbara second. Mounyeador at 5 to 1 won five and a half furlongs, Yeoman 6 to 1 second. Woodshade 3 to 1 won the mile and forty yards, Launay 15 to 1 second, Charmel 3 to 1 third.
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De'Kaber
W. Davis
Wo Ostrich
Crimming
Haretbourne
Martin
Mme
Little Emalee
the Southerner
Ed Tierney
Crimmins
Garnish
Allan
Agnes D
Merry Pioneer
Stonewall
Ikki
Bolina
Linds Lee
Santa Catalina
Lyne
Balment
Burns
Lucy Young
Marle M
Jennie McCabe
Fair Reveler
Sumatra
Holy Smoke
Pasadena
Dandelson
Alucher
H. L. Johnston
Amberjack
Ivanhoe
Miss Jordan
Hedouin
Foxhunter
Judge Philips
Piring Buttress
Amur
Georgia Pine
Brosdelath
Gamara
Simplicity
Bulwark
King Cole
Juvenags
Dance Muale
McChesney
Maj. Daingerfield
Africander
Carbuncle
Lord Badge
Brigand
Moon Dafay
Jason
Wild Thiatie
Revane
Gansevdorf
Stalker
All Right
Water Pansy
Royal
Window
Princess Atheling
Rosie Dinham
Tide
Destiny
Lem Reed
Falmouth
Brigadier
San Nicholas
Moerhen
Tima
Darouque
Hazel Baker
Stori Scoud
Courtmala
Pirate Polly
Dutch Barbara
King of Troy
Mounveador
Yeoman
Roundelay
Woodshade
Launay
Charmel
HOW DON DOMO LOST IN THRILLING HAWTHORNE FEATURE
In Chicago Hawthorne’s feature race Ram's Horn surged from 6 to 1 to 9 to 2 with a perfect ride, beating Mad Mullah by two lengths while Don Domo tired and finished third after a late stretch rush. The three-year-olds battled six furlongs in clear, cool weather as Ram's Horn claimed the win by a length and a half over Mad Mullah with Don Domo fading in the stretch.
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Ram's Horn
Mad Mullah
Chicago
Don Dorko
Hawthorne
Ram’‘s Horn
Jehane
Nivol
Beratee
Trossachs
Odd Anderson
Cleora
Floriata
Eleata
Pearl Stone
Janet Fouse
Sarna
Wine Sapalee
Ebeny
Nicol
Gloriosa
Prior
Louisville
Lawrence
Nathan
Great Astern
Oaxaca
Pear
Diver
Alma Girl
Mad Nullah
Wilson
Don
O'Hagen
Mr. Farnum
Envoy
Aubuchen
Ldeut
Rice
the Gadfly
the Lorelei
Dixie Andrawa
Plvo
Turiongs
Azelina
Booker
St. Denis
Sheehan
Gilverskin
Marmont
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the Lady
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Emperor of Indie
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Arnmald
Bombardier
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Newmawn Hay
Marahalsea
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Ragtag
Josette
Mirance
Barkermore
Cleuson
the Fog
Mansard
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Fleetwood
McClellan
Trumpet
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Felipe Lugo
Ahala
Ethylene
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Princess Tulane
Judge Himex
Misa Crawford
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Dalvay
Prince Silverwings
Tokalon
Singing Master
Ebony
Elle
Viola
Lelie
the Bugaboo
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Paramount
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Hayiland
Port Royal
Gallant Cassie
Miss Deuce
Padre
Green Gown
Dundall
Dixelle
Bonnie Prince Charlie
Hanny Bill
Wiseman
Baker
Mandy Lee
My Alice
Allista
Robin Hood
Nannie Hodge
Magistrate
Mohican
St. Tammany
Frontenac
the Crisis
Major Delmar Fails to Break Unpaced Trotting Record
Readville Massachusetts September 16 Major Delmar failed to beat the unpaced trotting mark at Readville track due to a heavy surface and a sudden breeze after start. Time segments read 0:30.75 1:00.75 1:30.75 2:02.34 with the effort ending in 2:02% for the pace. Several horses underperformed while John Caldwell topped expectations in the 2:16 trot and Invader lost a heat in a delayed race. The day featured mixed results across the program with Angiola and Knoxs Gelatine King also misfaring and Nathan Strauss outrushing Gallagher in late heats.
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Readville
Mags
Delmar
Anglolu
Jay McGregor
Knox
John Taylor
Gallagher
Nathan Strauss
John Caldwell
Invader
Alice L
Threa
Altro
Alcantarus
Ickerson
Patchenaia
B. G
Demarest
Lady Gail Hamilton
Hudson
el Milagro
Lageli
the General
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Jay Hawker
Masetto
Blk. G
Dickerson
Angiola
B. m
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B. G. Gally
Marton Wilkes
Carpenter
Strathway
B. x
Huingareyville
Red Bird
Rathbun
Laxconomo
Hyde
Cassie C
Bik. m
Kinney
Doctor Short
Bik. G
Titer
G G
Wilson
B. & Cerout
Norrie
Shank. Promise
Jim Ferry
G. G
Frank
Highland Park Meeting Closes with Balzar Dominant Steeple
Highland Park Detroit September 16 The day’s feature steeplechase was a walkover for Balzar the 1 to 2 favorite who led from the start and built a lap margin of almost a sixteenth of a mile Balzar won with ease along with fast times and several other race results from the card at Prospect Park and American Park including light harness and local amateur ball double header details.
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Mich
Balzar
St. Wood
Watertower
Capitano
Carthula
Meilyain
Aden
Boencerian
By Way
Merino
Olonetz
Glendon
Chanterelle
Elyer Heels
Easy
Balzac
Bazik Ioliday
Percy R. T Tod
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