Boston Grabs Lead in National League Races
Boston won both ends of a doubleheader against Philadelphia to extend its NL lead by a full game as New York split with Brooklyn. Rudolph and James powered the offense while Gowdy and Doolin contributed in the field and at bat.
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Brywin
Boston
Mase
Ming
Philadelphia
New York
Brooklyn
Rudolph
James
Brers
Eason
Whitted
Rodoelph
Gowdy
Marshall
Doolin
Phila
Baumgartner
Qeschger
Barns
Kew
York
Tesreau
Ragan
Demaree
Allen
Steele
MeCarty
Tesrean
McLean
Miller
Wiltge
McLeap
Foster
Bressler
Tloh Osha
HF Foster
Carrigan
Lapp
Chicago
Louis
Pittsburgh
Tudlana Pal
Baltimore
Buffalo
Wansas City
St. Loenis
Pittrsburgh
Standings and Scores From The Leagues
Baseball standings show American League games with postponements due to rain including Chicago Detroit and Minneapolis Milwaukee. NY, Brooklyn, Boston, Philadelphia and St Louis also post results with various scores across the leagues.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Cleveland
Columbus
Indianapolis
Louisville
Tearney to retire from Three-I league presidency
A Chicago report states AY R Tearney will withdraw from organized baseball as his term ends and he will retire from the Three-I league presidency. Rock Island eyed a return amid Davenport leadership changes and possible league action at the October meeting.
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Rock Island
Davenport
Teurney
Fld
Slancore
Hayes
Davenport Marenate
Simuls
Tearney
Anson team to retain manager Frank Richards for next season
Marshalltown Iowa September 11 manager Frank Richards of the Anson team will be retained to pilot the Marshalltown club next season. Directors voted after a stockholders’ roll call to keep Richards amid a season of difficulties and frequent lineup changes. He will spend winter scouting players and planning for the battle of next year. Attendance for the season neared 45,000 with gate receipts at 43,347 plus book tickets. only Cedar Rapids and Waterloo likely surpassed Marshalltown.
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Marshalltown
Frank Richards
Anson
Iid
Laval Association
Richardy
Nichards
Geson
Kewanee
Richards
Sam Foster
Lota
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Field Meet Drives Prizes for Sunday Dubuque Waterloo Game
Waterloo merchants donate prizes for a field meet before the Dubuque Waterloo baseball game at Red Cedar Spark Sunday afternoon. Contests include tango hitting long distance throwing and races as fans anticipate a clash of Central Association and Three-I League teams.
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Waterloo
Dubuque-Watterloo
Red Cedar Spark
Dubuque
Central Association
Forest City
Jays
Vinton
Rob Apfel
Black & Garrabrant
George E. Sibert
A. J. McDermott
Joe Schfel
Fessier & Demfel
Louis A. Wangler
Savor Cafe
Hanson & Pletcher
A. C. Willford
Dotson-Kerwin
Ball Park
Sunday to star in Western League pennant chase
Billy Sunday plans to step onto the Denver and Stonx City diamonds for a decisive Western league pennant series while conducting a Denver revival. Both clubs will join in singing Sunday services as a compromise to ease umpire tensions and avert a larger feud. Horton signs with the Federals
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Denver
Billy Sunday
Stonx City
Billy
Yamada Resumes Bid with Willard Billiard League Return
Koji Yamada, the champion Japanese billiard player, is due in New York aboard the Potsdam around September 14 to join the Champion Willard Players' league. After wartime disruption and a perilous route from Berlin to Amsterdam, he anticipates two weeks of practice before league games begin in October.
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New York
Koji Yamada
Yamada
Potsdam
Takashi Nakamura
Mank
Rotterdam
Foj Yamada
Amsterdam
Holland
Potedam
Europe
America
Tae
Hotel Astor
Berlin
Germany
Japan
Heidleberg
Backers Bet On Walstead Versus Unknown Challenger
A promoter hid the unknown challenger backed by Walstead backers with a 3200 wan wager on the outcome. The professional level contest, to be for 100 points at 3% feet distance, will use regulation weight horseshoes and is expected to involve several thousand dollars changing hands.
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Walstead
Kimpalites
Bet Wag
M Auley Debuts in Major League for Pirates
James McAuley star shortstop from the Central association debuted in the majors replacing Hana Wagner at third base. He batted four times with one single, made five chances and one error that led to a run, while Paddy Siglin watched from the bench. Pirates won the game and McAuley and Siglin anticipated future chances.
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James McAuley
Central Association
Hana Wagner
Dutchman
Paddy Siglin
Mc Auley
McAuley
Minth
Pirates
Waterloo
Iowa Backers in Horseshoe Match at Kimball
Hawarden reports a high stakes horseshoe contest offering a $1000 purse in late September at Kimball D. D. Albert Walstead of Aries South Dakota leads Iowa supporters after routing the Kimball champion with remarkable pitching. A second match is arranged with a $500 side bet.
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Hawarden
Iowa
South Dakota
Kimball
D. D
Albert Walstead
Aries
Mne
Walstead
Murphy wins four events at Charter Oak Park meet
Murphy swept four races at Charter Oak park, taking the Matron stake trotting with Peter Volo, the pacing with Anna Bradford, the 2:24 trot with Barbara Overton, and the free-for-all pace with Frank Bogash Jr. All heats went straight, with Peter Volo and Anna Bradford yielding strong performances.
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Peter Volo
Matron Stake
Anna Bradford
Charses
Frank Bogash, Jr
Harbara Overton
Henderson Wins Grand American Amateur Shoot
Dayton dispatch reports 516 shooters at the Grand American handicap at the N C R Gun Club. Henderson of Lexington Ky won the national amateur championship in both single and double targets by breaking sixty straight. Other top scores included Coote San Diego 79 of 80 and Blair New Burlington 77 of 80.
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Dayton
Woolfolk Henderson
Lexington
J. F. Coote
San Diego
Cal
A.C. Blair
New Burlington
M. J. Johnson
Rankin
J. D. Perker
Sandusky, O
Horate Bouser
Cincinnati
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Hanlon & Clifton Athletes Supreme
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Pfalan-Bollman CO
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Blytheville
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Marion City
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Goxles
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Apache den
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England
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American Tobacco Company
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Mar
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Night
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