Collins Men Shut Out Cleveland 8 to 0
Cy Young powered Boston Americans to an 8 to 0 victory over Cleveland as Collins used Young to secure first place. Cleveland managed five hits, with Lush the lone clean hit in the sixth, while Cleveland’s errors aided Boston’s three early runs. Stahl stole two bases, Lajoie and Ray scored on miscues, and Lush made a spectacular left field catch. Tannehill slated to pitch for Boston next, Moore for Cleveland.
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Boston Americans
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Clevelands
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New York
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Selbach
Turner
Lush
Ray
Lajoie
Parent
Ohio
Boston
Hickman
Stahl
Freeman
Lachance
Bernhard
Ferris
Bradley
Criger
Hick
Boston at Cleveland and other NBA matchups
American schedule lists Boston visiting Cleveland, Washington at Chicago, New York at Detroit, and Philadelphia traveling to St. Louis for a series of basketball games.
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Cleveland
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Detroit
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Chicago homecoming victory over Washington 4 to 2
Chicago celebrated its homecoming by beating Washington 4 to 2. A pitchers battle persisted seven innings before Chicago broke through in the eighth, Townsend grounded safely three times and a well-placed sacrifice chased in two runs.
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Chicago
Washington
Townsend
Detroit 8 New York 6 in American League game
Detroit homecoming as Griffith starts strong three innings and Cleveland? No, Griffith. Donovan falters in ninth as Detroit counters with doubles and singles. McIntyre Coughlin O Leary Lowe Keeler shine in field. O Leary and Ganzel pace hits with two base blows. Attendance listed at 2,500 with umpires Dwyer and Sting.
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Detroits
Ceca Griffith
Puttmann
Donovan
Kitson
McIntyre
Coughlin
O'Leary
Lowe
Keeler
New York
Griffith
Ganzel
Anderson
Williams
Fultz
Carr
Dwyer
Sting
E. Barrett
Ee Coughlin
Crawford
Eibs
Drill
Ponovan
Dee
St Louis Defeated 4-0 by Bender in Openers
St Louis opened its Eastern American league campaign facing damages from Bender as Philadelphia blanked the Cardinals 4 to 0 in the season opener played in St Louis.
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ST. Louis
Caledonian Games Entries Out for Boston Club Meet
The Boston Caledonian Club lists many entries for the Aug. 3 meet at Caledonian Grove West Roxbury. Events include pole vault one mile handicap 190 yard dash five mile race 440 yard dash 220 yard handicap with numerous named competitors and prizes. Most entries arrive on race day with the five mile starting at five o'clock.
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Boston Caledonian Club
Caledonian Grove
West Roxbury
John A. Hawkins
William J. Lynch
L. P. Lawrence
K. N. C. Torrey
E. H. McLean
Sam Myers
John A. Campbell
Henry Sweeney
Walter
Campbell
Prine
Tom Bishop
John A. Leavitt
Alex McDonald
Tom Williams
F. J. McGonagle
Thomas A. Wright
F. May
Jerry Moynihan
M. Shortell
James H. Laird
H. ©. Prine
Frank Ryan
FE. H. McLean
Joseph Evans
James L. McNeil
Irish champion athlete Kiely to make first Boston appearance
Thomas F Kiely renowned all round athlete of Britain Ireland and the United States will appear at St Augustine's field day Locust street grounds South Boston next Saturday. He hints this may be his final field appearance before returning to Ireland to join his father in stock raising. He boasts 80 championships 40 records and 1500 prizes with world records in hammer 151 feet 11 inches and 66 pound weight 388 feet 11 inches. Kiely aged 33 tall 6 ft 1 in 194 pounds credits tough AAU meet amid rain and mud and praises officials and opponents. He regards Hare of Philadelphia as the rising all rounder.
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Thomas F. Kiely
Great Britain
Ireland
United States
Boston
St. Augustine's
Locust Street Grounds
Kiley
Kiely
Ballyaneal
Garricge-on-Suir
County Tipperary
Hare
Philadelphia
America
Parent's Five Year Old Son Is Loyal Baseball Fan
Fred Parent of the Collins team enjoys daily support from his five year old son Freddy Junior who sits with the crowd at Huntington avenue. The boy, practicing early, believes his father will be a great ball player and dreams of college and a future in baseball. Freddy Jr. loves the game and often compares his father favorably to other stars. The piece notes the boy’s close observation of his father’s play and his cheerful endorsement of Boston’s star.
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Collins
Boston
Parent
Huntington Avenue
Fred Parent, Jr
Shortstop
Tie
Freddy, Jr
Gandy
Wagner
Pittsburg
Collins Signals End Of Slump After Cleveland Trip
Boston Americans manager Collins, wired from Cleveland, said the team found its real gait after two weeks of slump. He noted they hit the ball today and should continue, predicted Tannehill would start the second game against Cleveland, and called it a good start.
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Collins
Boston Americans
Cleveland
Tannehill
White Bear to race Nooma for Seawanhaka Cup
Montreal Aug. 1 The yacht White Bear owned by the White Bear Cup of St Paul the Sigma in trial races has been selected as the challenger for the Seawanhaka cup. The Nooma will defend the cup.
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Nooma
Montreal
St. Paul
Sigma
Post and Herald clash in Newspaper league game
The Post and Herald meet this afternoon at 3 30 at the American League grounds in the second series of the Newspaper league. The Post won the first series 10 innings, and today’s game could tie the rivals for the Allied Printing Trades Club cup amid tight league play.
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Post and Herald
Post
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Herald
Allied Printing Trades Club
Lowell Split Double Header Action Today
New England games include Manchester at Lowell Nashua at Concord five games and Haverhill at New Bedford Lawrence at Fall River. Local schedules show teams contesting multiple matchups across the day with regional standings influenced by results.
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Lowell
Nashua
Concord
Haverhill
New Bedford
Lawrence
Fall River
Haverhill Ee
Lowell Tcs Cos
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Manchester Lowell Doubleheader Ends With Split Wins
Manchester and Lowell split a twin bill with Lowell taking 8 to 2 in the opener and Manchester winning 9 to 0 in the nightcap. Cross pitched well for Lowell in the first game, Day faltered for Manchester, while Leith dominated in relief the second game. Attendance around 500.
Ten inning tie as Nashua hosts Concord in rain halted game
Nashua and Concord battled 10 innings in Nashua New Hampshire with a 5 to 5 draw when rain ended play. Nashua struck early scoring three runs off Stevenson while Concord rallied with steady hitting to tie it in the ninth. Pastor stood out for base running and hitting.
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Stevenson
Pastor
Runs-Labey Chilcott and O'Hara in July game
Earned runs credited to Lawrence with two. Moorhead hit two-base and Wiley a three-base hit. Moorhead with a sacrifice. Murch and Beard stole bases. Double plays by Chilcott, Murch and Wiley. Weddige, Moorhead and Gus heen. Off Harris one base on balls and Lahey two. Hit by pitched ball by Lahey and Gus heen. Harris struck out five, Lahey g. Lahey wild pitch. Time b 42m. Umpire Brady. Attendance 500.
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Wiley
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Lahey
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New Bedford Beats Haverhill In Narrow Baseball Finish
Winning run came with two out as New Bedford edged Haverhill 1 to 0. Tighe and Mullaney led New Bedford with key hits. Kehoe had a three base hit for Haverhill. Mullaney and Calhoun drew walks, Mulllaney stole a base, and McGinley allowed the decisive run. Attendance was about 500.
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Calhoun
Burrill
Con'ton
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Rafferty
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Wallace
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Luck Makes Urchin Win at Marblehead in Open Race
In rough conditions at Marblehead the Urchin won the 22-foot class after a shifting southwesterly wind, with Chewink IV and Sauquoit close. The Chewink IV captured the 60-foot class, beating Sauquoit by about three and a half minutes, while the Clotho and Medric trailed in the 22-footers.
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Larchmont Y. C
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John Noble, Jr
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Loring
Harry
Nichols Returns to Boston as Cardinals Face Braves
Charley Nichols leads the St. Louis Cardinals against Buckenhberger's Braves at the South End doubleheader starting at 2 PM. Nichols, once king of Boston’s park, has rebuilt his team for a challenging Western swing, with St. Louis favored for a strong finish and a potential repeat of the exciting play seen in prior meetings with Boston.
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Boston
Pittsburg
St. Louis
New York
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South End
Boston's young players show stronger effort at home
Boston performances by the younger players mark a substantial improvement over away games as the event is framed as a ladies day.
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Boston
Baseball Notes Highlight World Beaters Lead in Doubleheader Daily
Enthusiastic notes from Dorchester describe the world beaters in first place with a doubleheader at South End starting at 2. Young pitched well in Cleveland as Lajoie’s crew faltered. Di Nin e en likely to pitch for Boston. Collins team wins ease in Cleveland with Hemlocks and Huron A C discussed. Pat Dougherty tops Invaders at .318 with .859 fielding. Johnson versus McGraw sparks controversy as press previews score-salvo continues. Fans in Boston monitor Western scores with feverish interest.
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Cleveland
Lajoie
Dineen
Boston
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Dorchester
West
Sodekson
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Pat Dougherty
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Boxing Card Promises Fast Night in Marlboro
Highland A C Marlboro hosts a 15 round main event Eddie Carr versus Rouse O'Brien in the 115 pound class. Cambridge rivals Ralph Kelley and Johnny Lynch meet as a featured eight round bout with a Worcester six round prelim. Corbett O'Brien bout eyed for September. Corbett training at Bayshore L I, clocking into top condition.
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Highland A. C
Marlboro
Eddie Carr
Rouse O'Brien
Boston
Carr
O'Brien
Aimatch
Albert Delmont
Jimmy Walsh
Ralph Kelley
Johnny Lynch
Cambridge
Paul Lavigne
Young McCoy
Worcester
Pishland Club
Jim Corbett
Philadelphia
Jack O'Brien
Corbett
Bayshore
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National NBA schedule notes two games in St Louis Boston
The listing shows matchups including St Louis at Boston for two games, Pittsburg at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at New York and Chicago at Philadelphia, with no scores or dates provided.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
St Louis
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburg Beats Chicago on Errors and Fine Fielding
Pittsburg held Chicago scoreless with sharp defense as errors by Chicago allowed two Pittsburg runs. Key hits included two-base efforts by Chance and Tinker while Beaumont Slagle and St. Bransfield contributed triples. Bransfield, Ritchey, and Wagner turned double plays. Briggs issued two walks. Attendance reached 3,640 with Umpire Emslie at the plate.
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Chicago
E. Leach
Beaumont
Kruger
Wagner
Bransfield
Diehl
Ritchey
Smith
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Slagle
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A McCarthy
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Briggs
Swamp Root Endorsement Letter From 1904 Reader
A 1904 Melrose letter praises Swamp-Root for curing kidney trouble after army service. The writer I C Richardson reports rapid improvement, a doctor confirming healthy water results, and urges use of the vegetable remedy. Offers sample bottle and keepsake book, with bottle pricing and Kilmer’s address in Binghamton NY.
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I. C. Richardson
Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton, N. Y
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