Mediant Dominates First Saratoga Race In July Card
At Saratoga Aug 5 Mediant led from start to finish in the first race beating Sea Cliff and Preceptor as Pins and Needles won the second race by a half length over Fancy. Sir John Johnson upset Royal Tourist in the Huron handicap marking Sanford's first victory. Kalamazoo aug 5 heats featured Grand Circuit action with Wilkes Heart taking 2:07 trot and Major Brino sweeping the 2:10 pace. multiple races at Erie Trotting Circuit showed Klondike and Dossie Villiers delivering straight-heat wins despite veterinary checks. The Roosevelt document details Bar Sinister’s visit to Sagamore Hill as President Roosevelt praised the English stallion.
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Long Wisconsin baseball tilt ends 4 to 2 in 23 innings
In Fond Du Lac versus Oshkosh a 23 inning pitchers battle ends with Oshkosh winning 4 to 2. Reilly and Pinkney pitched the marathon game lasting three hours forty minutes. Fond Du Lac scored in the first. Oshkosh tallied in the first and second and in the twenty third inning. Pinkney struck out 13. Reilly 2. Fond Du Lac may protest for darkness halting play earlier.
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Reilly
Fon du Lac
Pinkney
Oshkosh
Wisconsin
Warren
Johnson
Johnson O White
Pirates Pass On Late Offer For Waller And Tuckey
Bridgeport manager Dan O Neil offered Waller to the Pittsburg Pirates for 2500 and suggested Meriden’s Tom Tuckey for 1500. Pirates president Barney Dreyfuss left Boston. Clarke and Locke declined, preferring to avoid risking Nutmeg pitchers as of now. Waller would have been sold August 20 if accepted.
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Waller
Bridgeport
Dan O'Neil
Springfield
Pittsburg
Pirates
Tom Tuckey
Meriden
Barney Dreyfuss
Boston
Clarke
Locke
Tuckey
O'Neil
O'Rourke
Dreyfuss
Pirate
Left handed pitcher fractures shoulder delivering fastball
Pittsburg reports George Ziringer, a left handed pitcher for the Monarchs, fractured his right shoulder blade during a twilight game against the Hilderfers. He remains at Allegheny General Hospital for a shoulder reset after striking out the batter in the ninth inning with two on and two out.
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George Ziringer
Allegheny General Hospital
Monarchs
Ziringer
Hilderfers
This Week's Baseball Schedule and Notes From Connecticut
Schedule for Aug 6 to Aug 9 lists Waterbury New Britain Hartford Meriden Springfield Holyoke and Bridgeport matchups with multiple games daily. Paragraphs note rain affected an Elks game in Bristol, praise Joe O Rourke's bat, Eastman’s debut on the mound, and critique league decisions and umpire conduct.
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Hartford
Meriden
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Holyoke
New Haven
Bridgeport
Springfeld
Ringfeld
Ow Britain
Elks
Bristol
Joe O'Rourke
Eastman
Charley Kennedy
L. Hartford
Waterbury vs New Haven end in late baseball tilt
In a closely contested game Waterbury pushed to lead but New Haven hit better. Sillery and Eastman pitched for Waterbury and New Haven, with Joe O'Rourke returning to the locals and delivering at bat. Stoup impressed by knotting Waterbury, while Eastman contributed strong pitching and a near homer.
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Sillery
Durant
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Phil Corcoran
Phil
Stoup
Joe O'Rourke
St Louis Nationals
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Hoo Ae
Connell
Zacher
Sherwood
Simmons
Havel
O'Rourke
Waters
Corcoran
Swander
J. O'Rourke
Murphy
Plates
Fitzpatrick
Nichols
Bronk
Pleise Zacher
Gret
Shincel
Finn
Players with strings tied to them in major league rosters
The national commission may reclaim several minor league players this month under a ruling, listing Connecticut players like Waterbury pitcher Eddie Farley Springfield pitcher Jack Hess and Hartford second baseman Earl Gardner. The document details player transfers and purchase rights across teams including Cincinnati Pittsburgh New York Brooklyn Philadelphia Chicago Boston Cleveland Detroit and Washington with various dollar amounts and August deadlines.
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Hatteries
Mathewson
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Coakley
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Wires Schmidt to Return to Baltimore Club
Holyoke reports say Baltimore Eastern League club notified pitcher Charlie Schmidt to report tomorrow. Manager Fred Winkler denied the demand and noted Schmidt received a telegram from a Baltimore friend urging him to the city. The Baltimore club reportedly had an option on him.
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Holyoke
Charlie Schmidt
Moust
Fred Winkier
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