Glidden Cup Award Decided Amid Uncertainty Tomorrow
Contestants in the AAA Glidden trophy tour await a Boston ceremony at the Massachusetts Automobile Club on Boylston Street tomorrow afternoon. They lack a clear method for scoring credit points, with only Glidden and Kurtz certain of the basis. Daily run cards and last day ballots will feed the commission, emphasizing economy and merit, while tourist votes seek a consensus on top cars.
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American Automobile Association
Massachusetts Automobile Club
Boylston Street
A. B. Tucker
Glidden
Kurtz
Association of Automobile Manufacturers
Baseball News And Comment From The Season's Pulse
Readers note two 2 PM games with Boston pitchers Young Winter or Olmstead. Giants ride a long win streak as a pennant favorite while chatter questions their record. Posts discuss balk rules, late game notes, and preparations for doubleheaders with St. Louis. Local clubs seek games and players move between cities as baseball news unfolds.
Pailmo Tablets Promote Success and Health Claims
A Boston area advertisement touts Pailmo Tablets as boosting nerve, brain power, energy, kidney health, and sleep while promising a youthful look. Priced 50 cents a box or 5 for five dollars with a guarantee. Sold by Klein's Gardner Eaton Knight's Sawyer and others at multiple Tremont and Washington Street locations.
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Klein's
Tremont and
Boylgton Sts
Gardner
Tremont St
Harrison Ave
Washington St
FB. Eaton
Friend St
Knight's
Court
Hanover Sts
Sawyer
Tremont
Hollis Sts
Philadelphia Triumphs Over Chicago On Powerful Hitting
Philadelphia edged Chicago today with timely hitting as Plank pitched well and both teams played strong defense. The game featured standout hitting by Philadelphia and solid fielding from both sides.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Plank
Washington 5 Detroit 1 in second game of series
Washington capitalized on Detroit errors and timely hits to defeat the Tigers 5 to 1. Detroit struggled against Patten and failed to capitalize on chances as Washington strengthened its position in the series.
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Washington
Washington Today
Detroit
Kitson
Patten
Washhington
Cassidy
Ne & A
Aull
Hickman
Nill
Huelsman
Lindsay
es—Anderson
Jones
ritch—Kitson
O’ Loughlin
Tennis Tourney Opened by the Nahant Club
The annual invitation tennis tournament at the Nahant Club opened amid drizzle and soft courts. Seven first round matches were completed with three needing extra sets. The best contest ended 32 games as F. B. Winslow defeated J. C. Lovering.
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Nahant
Nahant Club
F. B. Winslow
J. C. Lovering
Connecticut League Scores Reported From Holyoke and Nearby Cities
Holyoke defeated Bridgeport 9 to 8 in the first game and 11 to 3 in the second. Meriden fell to New London 4 to 1 in New London. Norwich defeated Hartford 3 to 1 in Norwich. New Haven routed Springfield 33 to 0 in New Haven.
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Holyoke
Bridgeport
New London
Meriden
Norwich
Hartford
New Haven
Springfield
Cardinals Rout Boston to Clinch Fourth Straight
St Louis defeats Boston 7 to 1 in St Louis after a tight early duel. Seven hits and a six run fifth inning broke the deadlock as Dolan shut out Boston over the last two innings. Boston pitching faltered and Fraser Wilhelm struggled earlier in the game.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston
Tenneys
Wilhelm
Dolan
Tenney
Cardinals
Cosy’ Dolan
Fraser
Willis
Young
Thielman
Dunleavy
Leng Hner
Delehanty
Burke
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Figan
Shannon
McBride
Egan
Klem
Brooklyn Beats Pittsburg 1 0 In Ninth Inning Sprinter
Brooklyn wins 1 to 0 over Pittsburg after Case overthrows Malay on a bunt in the 10th, Bergen drives home the deciding run. Ritchey and Howard turn a double play as the game ends with 2 500 in attendance.
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Pittsburg
Case
Malay
Bergen
Peitz
Brooklyn
Clarke
Howard
Ritchey
Scanlon
Gessler
Emslie
AB. R. BH
Dobbs
Sheckard
Lumley
Batch
Eie
Dubat
Silvediele
Ceiccevaseces Howard
aHillebrand
Wicker and Nichols Struck by Bad Innings in Chicago
Wicker and Nichols each endured a rough frame as Chicago play saw Wicker allowing four hits and forcing in one run via a gift in the first inning. Nichols gave up three runs in the third after four hits and two outs. Bransfield was ejected and Manager Duffy banished to the clubhouse for challenging the umpire.
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National
Chicago
New York Benefits From Cincinnati Errors in Narrow Win
National league game in Cincinnati on July 31 sees New York gain the edge as locals misplay to aid every run, with Cincinnati outmatched by fielding miscues and base running miscues.
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Cincinnati
New York
AB. R Browne
Devlin
McGann
Mertes
Huggins
Dahlen
ays—Bresnahan
Barry
Check
Ames
Strang
O’day
Johnstone
Baseball Matchups Revealed in City Pairings
Boston meets St. Louis, Brooklyn takes on Pittsburgh, New York faces Cincinnati, and Philadelphia clashes with Chicago in a set of early season showdowns.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
Boston-St. Louis
New York-Cleveland
Eevee
St. Louis
Boston
Cleveland
New York
Brooklyn Ee
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Taylor Aims to Strengthen Team With New Players
John I. Taylor vows not to rest on last season's success and will spend any reasonable amount to recruit new ball players. He aims to win again this year and in 1906, insisting money should not hinder improvements.
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John I. Taylor
Boston and St Louis to play two games today
Rain canceled yesterday's doubleheader at Huntington avenue. Two games will be held this afternoon with St Louis for one admission. Managerial plans include pitching Cy Young in one game and Olmstead or Winter in the other. Only a small crowd attended yesterday as sun hopes faded.
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St. Louis
Ward 17 Tammany Club
Norfolk A. C
Dorchester
Joseph Howard
Vinestreet
Roxbury
Hobe” Ferris
Providence
John Manning
Boston College Preparatory School
Holy Cross
Centre Garden
Onset
Arthur McGovern
Chicago
Boston
Arthur
Huntington Avenue
Jimmy Collins
Cy Young
Olmstead
Winter
George Winter
Fred Clarke
Pittsburg
Barney Dreyfuss
Philadelphia Cricket Victory Over Britons by 61 Runs
The Gentlemen of Philadelphia defeated the Marylebone eleven of London by 61 runs in a match that started Friday and concluded today in Philadelphia. Local players secured the win at home.
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Philadelphia
Gentlemen of
Marylebone
London
Midget Gleason Hits Big Bomb for St Louis Ameri cans
Little Harry Gleason stars for the St. Louis Americans as his Saturday home run drives to left field wow fans. The diminutive Leaguer outshines others and is well liked, while his elder brother Kid Gleason plays fast ball for the Phillies making it a strong Gleason family season.
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Gleason
ST. Louis Americans
Harry Gleason
Collins
Boston
Kid Gleason
Phillies
Athletes Ready for New England Championships at Combination Park
Local amateur runners enter a brief layoff after the Tammany games and will train for the New England championships to be held at Combination Park one week from next Saturday. Top performers from the region are expected to compete, including new entrants not yet seen here. A steeplechase for men is highlighted as a feature event, rare in this area.
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Mitchell’s
Combination Park
England
Terry McGovern jailed on an assault charge
New York July 31 Terry McGovern the prize fighter was arraigned in Brooklyn police court on assault charges after William Kemp of 314 Fourteenth street reported a brutal uppercut near Fifth avenue. Kemp suffered a fractured jaw and facial injuries and police intervened. Kemp says McGovern has held a grudge and he was locked in a cell before court. The report notes McGovern as a student at Dorchester High School and a baseball team prospect.
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New York
Terry McGovern
Butler Street
Brooklyn
William Kemp
Fourteenth Street
Kemp
Fifth Avenue
McGovern
Moore
Hannigan
Hoernle Hits Fast Pace for Norfolk A. C.
Charley Hoernle, a 16 year old catcher for the Norfolk Amateur Club of Dorchester, shows a remarkable physique and promising talent, positioning him as a standout among the state's young amateur players.
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Horner
Charley Hoernle
Norfolk A. C
Dorchester
Hoernle
Collins Still Hopes 1906 Pennant Amid Rain Delays
Ferns: Jimmy Collins speaks on patience and hope as his Boston Americans face weather delays and a pivotal run for the pennant. Manager Jim McAleer of St Louis consoles and probes rival teams while Collins emphasizes gameness and the chance to finish strong.
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Collins
McAleer
Boston
Mac
Lajoie
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Boston Sports Dream Puts Winners in 20 Games
A hopeful fan recalls a dream sequence about Boston beating Pittsburgh and Chicago players changing teams. The piece riffs on hypothetical lineups with figures like George Winter Cy Young and Wagner, imagining pennant glory and odd fates in a playful, speculative note.
Gossip of the boxers and fighting plans
In an interview Tommy Ryan discusses boxing science and training methods that helped Kid McCoy and Jeffries reach world champion status. He cites head slips, knee-reading, and nonleading tactics as keys, noting Jeffries and McCoy followed his lessons. Bob Fitzsimmons returns home and remains eager to fight. future bouts with Hart, Briggs, and Cote are listed with dates and venues.
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Tommy Ryan
Kid McCoy
Jeffries
Ryan
Fitz
McCoy
Abe
Mmost
Bob Fitzsimmons
New York
Bob
Miss Fitzsimmons
Marvin Hart
Jimmy Briggs
Urik Russell
National A. C
Philadelphia
Arthur Cote
Bellows Falls
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