Lowell Bats Out Five Runs in Ninth Inning
Lowell came from behind to beat Brockton 10 to 5. Maybohm returned after yesterday’s loss, and Lowell tallied five runs in the ninth to clinch the victory. The game featured multiple players with two base hits and a home run by Boultes while Henriksen Magee and others contributed key hits. Brockton battled but could not overcome the late rally.
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Brockton
Maybohm
Moulton
Wright
Smith
Boultes
Lovergan
Lavigne
OjAylward
OjGaw
Ava adWart
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Ne Ee Sap
Brockies
Cooney
Magee
Vlaharty
Henriksen
Lonergan
Aylward
Connaughton
Gaw
Ward
McLane
Barrows
Flaharty
Jay—Boultes
Ses Brockton
Lowel
Navigne
Stafford
J. H
Clinton
Mass
Haverhill Tops Lynn 7 to 1 Behind Hogge Winning Pitch
Haverhill defeated Lynn 7 to 1 as Hogge earned his sixth straight win. Abbott batted for Abbott in the ninth and yielded to timely hits from Haverhill, with solid hitting from Courtney Young McGamwell Reynolds Parte and Hogge.
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Abbott
Aig
Cag
Courtney
Young
McGamwell
Reynolds
Parte
Hogge
Logan
Wilson
Strands
Cargo
Haverhill
Lynn
Bannon
Haverhill Lynn
Po.a
Marshall
Young Ss
Wallace
G’ Well
Coulter
Luby
M’govern
Sullivan
Arle Mee
Daum
Wakefield
Bseeeeue
Lawrence 3 Fall River 0 adds decisive third inning run
Lawrence defeated Fall River 3 to 0 after a three run third inning. Errors aided Fall River's lone ninth inning score. Hagan Catterson Phoenix Moore drive runs. Kennedy Briggs Devine collect two base hits. Pearson and Jensen pitcher duel with several errors and baserunners.
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Lawrence
Jensen
Fall River
Wall River
Hagan
Catterson
Phoenix
Moore
Kennedy
Briggs
Devine
Williams
Haight
Walsh
Kopf
Pearson
Breymaier
Lanigan
Bil.po.a
Ifi
Crisham
Hickman
K'Dy
Carlstrom
Path
Asapeta
Worcester Triumph Over New Bedford 7 to 1
Worcester defeated New Bedford 7 to 1 as pitcher Van Dyke dominated, retiring the visitors with high effectiveness and control on the mound.
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Worcester
New Bedford
van Dyke
Dowd Laughs at Being Deposed as New Bedford Manager
Worcester reports manager Tom Dowd and the New Bedford team dispute over contract clauses. Dowd cites a 25 percent share of player sale proceeds and notes past trades including McCrone and Bushelman to the Red Sox for 5000, Bau man to Detroit, and Ness sale for 3500. He says his iron clad contract ensures continued pay.
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Worcester
New Bedford
New England
Tom
Dowd
McCrone
Bushelman
Red
Local Intercity Matches Highlight Soccer Rivalries
Brockton travels to New Bedford while Worcester visits Fall River. Lynn faces Lawrence and Lowell meets Haverhill in a set of regional league showdowns.
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New England
R. E Lowell
Brockton
Worcester
New Bedford
Lawrence
Fall River
Wiaverhill
Lynn
Ct. Lowell
Lowell
Haverhill
Magee Case Deliberations Enter Second Night With Umpire Feud
Chicago August reports the National League directors near a verdict on Sherwood Magee after a day of witness testimony and closed door sessions. Magee admits details of the s trong dispute with Umpire Finneran while Philadelphia officials and managers testify, keeping suspense high as proceedings continue.
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Chicago
National Baseball League
Sherwood Magee
Philadelphia
Finneran
Magee
Lynch
Garry Herrmann
St. Louis
Rigler
Cincinnati
Advertising men flock to Boston for meeting and tours
Harry Ford of Chalmers tours Boston sharing famed publicity stunts that boosted Chalmers nationwide. Otto J. Koch visits from Milwaukee praising Beantown. Tom Feeney warns drivers about wet sand hazards on Old Archard Way. Admiral Winningham plans campaigns for Henry Kimball Company as Georgia hosts melons for a hotel feast. Autocar ships three trucks to move melons to Hotel Victoria.
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Harry Ford
Chalmers Motor Car Company
Ford
Chalmers
United States
Otto J. Koch
Milwaukee
Boston
Mr. Koch
Beantown
Koch Agency
Kissel Bar
Federal Tires
Tom Feeney
The
Telephone Company
Old Archard Way
Admiral C. C. Winningham
Hudson Company
Detroit
New Henry Kimball Company
Hudson Motor Car
Georgia
Hotel Victoria
Chase Langmaid
Autocar Company
Another White Hope Roundup Planned in New York
The National Sporting Club of America invites heavyweight boxers to a tourney in New York on Thursday Aug 10 to select a challenger for World Champion Jack Johnson. The winner will fight Al Palzer, protege of Tom O Rourke, who won the first white hope elimination tourney.
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New York
Jack Johnson
National Sporting Club of America
al Palzer
Tom O’rourke
Eastern League Batting Averages Highlight Stars
The Eastern League reports exactly 30 batters with a .300 or better average. Twenty three of these hitters are regulars. Rochester Hustlers third baseman Joe Ward leads with a .361 mark.
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Rochester Hustlers
Local hockey results skip to narrow margins
Columbus 3 Minneapolis 2 Louisville 4 St Paul 3 Kansas City 9 Toledo 5 Indianapolis 8 Milwaukee 6.
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Minneapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
Kansas City
Toledo
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Providence Splits With Montreal in Two Games
Pair of games feature Providence beating Montreal 12 8 in the first, and 12 10 in the second. Rochester loses 4 3 to Baltimore, while Toronto I blank Newark 0 and Buffalo defeats Jersey City 7.
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Montreal
Baltimore
Rochester
Buffalo
Jersey City
Toronto I
Newark
Pirates Take Fifth Straight in Heps Series Win
PITTSBURGH August 1 The Heps were routed in the fifth straight loss to Pittsburg as the locals extended their streak to 13. Al Mattern struggled in the third inning while Jack Ferry pitched for Pittsburg and Boston committed numerous fielding errors in a poorly played game.
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al Mattern
Tenney
Jack Ferry
New
Pirates Struggle as Boston Wins Behind Ferry’s Tight Defense
A dim Forbes Field crowd sees Boston edge Pittsburgh 2 to 1. Ferry keeps Pirates quiet after early threats while Leach, Byrne and McKechnie push Pittsburg’s offense but fall short. Kling masters the field and hinders Wagner’s steals, sealing Boston’s win.
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Pittsburg
A. E R
Byrne
Leach
Carey
Wagner
J. Miller
McKechnie
Wilson
Een Eeerenes A
Simon
Ferry
Boston
AB BH
Sweeney
Tenney
Pfeffer
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Bdpatt
R. Miller
F Flaherty
Kling
Mattern
Miller
McKechoie
Spratt
Yerry
Wil
Pittsburgh
O’ Day
Emsiie
Ketchel fortune settles at 103 in probate court
The remaining estate of Stanley Ketchel, late middleweight champion, totals 103.17 dollars after today’s probate settlement. The funds will be sent to Clement County, Michigan.
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Ketchel
San Francisco
Stanley Ketchel
Clement County
Michigan
Jeanette and Ross Fight to Ten Round Draw in New York
Joe Jeanette of Boston and Tony Ross of Pittsburgh battled ten fast rounds at the Twentieth Century Athletic Club. Jeanette drew blood in the second round, but Ross improved and pressed the action in the later rounds, the newspaper reports a draw.
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New York
Joe Jeanette
Boston
Tony Ross
Pittsburg
Twentieth Century Athletic Club
Jeanette
Ross
Boston Acquires Mike Donlin From New York
The telegram from Pittsburg dated Aug 1 states the Boston team has bought the release of Mike Donlin from New York to join immediately. Sports editor WM H Hepburn Russell notes Donlin should be a tower of strength for Boston.
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Pittsburg
Post
Boston
New York
Mike Donlin
Hepburn Russell
Donlin Delayed as Boston Acquires Mike Donlin
Pittsburg is abuzz as Secretary Gray confirms the outright sale of Mike Donlin to the Boston Nationals. Donlin learns of the deal only after arriving with the Giants and plans to remain until a message from Mabel Hite clears his future.
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Pittsburg
Gray
New York
Mike Donlin
Boston Nationals
Donlin
Giants
Boston
St. Louis
Mabel Hite
Johnny Kling
Hep
Amateurs Enter Caledonian Games at Boston Picnic
The Boston Caledonian Club announces amateur events for its Caledonian Grove picnic with five running field events and a three mile handicap race. Entries must reach Peter Niven by morning mail. notable entrants include local youth contenders and the 12 mile pro race with prize of 200 dollars featuring Mike Norris and others.
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Caledonian Grove
Peter Niven
Tremont Street
Mr. Niven
Mike Norris
New England
Prouty
Hyde Parx
Matty Connelly
South Boston
Jim Crowley
New York
Billy Queal
Lkely
Vambra
Hayes
Dorando
Revere Police Triumph in 10 Inning Victory at Curtis Park
The Revere police defeated Cambridge police 6-5 in 10 innings at Curtis Park Revere. Dowd's fielding A Hearn's baserunning and the battery of A Hearn and Starkey powered the win while Kearns and Coady starred for Cambridge.
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Revere
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A’hearn
Starkey
Kearns
Coady
Cambridge
R.H.E. Revere
A'Hearn
Cum
Mings
Dynan
National baseball schedule streams for five city matchups
National card lists five doubleheaders with Boston at St. Louis Brooklyn at Chicago New York at Pittsburg and Philadelphia at Cincinnati. The listings emphasize upcoming games and host cities without scores or dates.
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New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Aoa
Boston Hee
Pittsburg Oro
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn Tee
Boston
Brooklyn
Hogan Heads to New York to Train for Labor Day Bout
San Francisco light heavyweight Hogan left for New York to begin training for a 10 round fight with Knockout Brown on Labor Day. He declined a local offer to fight Freddie Welch this month to avoid risk before the Brown bout.
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Hogan
New York
Brown
Labor Day
Freddie Welch
Baseball Hype and Continental Boxing Talk Fill the Opening
The piece mixes anticipation for the ad men convention and Hughie Jennings with sports chatter about the Tigers staying in a tight AL race. It notes boxing law changes in New York and speculative impacts on national bouts, plus queries and fan banter about baseball games, players, and schedules.
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Mr. Jennings
Desuetude
P. T. Barnum
Tigers
Huntington Avenue
Vessels Report From Boston Harbor Fishing Fleet
The schooner Speculator arrived at T wharf with 6000 feet spruce scantling likely from a vessel wrecked in Friday’s gale. The Philomena carried 1000 small fish while the Tecumseh landed 47 swordfish. Eight trawlers reported large hauls of haddock cod hake pollock and cask. The Canadian from Liverpool brought 62 cabin passengers and 30006 tons of cargo. The Emma E Potter is missing after leaving Clementsport during the hurricane. The Addie M Lawrence changes command after the captain’s death on the return voyage to Hamp ton Roads. The George B Cluett arrives carrying Grenfell Association supplies for Labrador. The Annie from Salem River reports no damage from the hurricane. The Canopic sails to Boston with many passengers from Italian ports. The Motor will be repaired in Gloucester after heavy storm damage. The Craster Hall heads toward New York with nitrate of soda cargo.
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Tecumseh
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Liverpool
Europe
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Rain Delays Detroit Grand Circuit Races
A heavy rain broke over the track shortly before 2 p m causing a postponement of today's grand circuit races. The program shifts to tomorrow and the meeting extends to Saturday with all cars run on the updated schedule.
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Detroit
O'Toole to Report to Pirates Friday
Pittsburg reports indicate pitcher Marty O'Toole, bought from St Paul for 22500, will report Friday. The club also may add catcher James Kelly as his battery mate, arriving with O'Toole. Verification efforts were inconclusive.
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Marty O'Toole
St. Paul
Shipping News Mini Almanac August Item
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