Queer Dead Heat and Pirates Fall in Rough Day of Play
A queer dead heat dominates the report as the Giants rush away with the score. Ward places second while Anson leads the Colonels to a home win over Comiskey. A Boston tie for third ends a busy day with multiple League games listed including Baltimore at Leaton and Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
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Brooklyn
Washington
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Cincinnati
Cleveland
Louisville
New England League
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Salem
Portland
Brockton
Lawrence
Lewiston
Baseball Rivalries Flip Ends In Uneven Showdowns
A muddled recap describes Boston failing to hold a lead against New York, Ward’s squad beating the Senators at a park, Cleveland’s Spiders advancing after a win over the Browns, and Colonels maneuvering to victory over Reds amid scattered reports of Chicago defeats.
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New Yorks
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Ward
Senators
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Browns
Reds
Colonels
Chicago
Giants and Boston Fight To Ten Innings In Wet Tie
A soggy ninth inning ended in a 6 6 deadlock as Boston and New York Giants halted play with darkness approaching. Rosie pitched well for Boston, striking out seven and allowing only three clean hits while Nash Lowe Quinn and McCarthy led a comeback that tied the score in the seventh after the visitors initially took an early lead.
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Bostons
Kelly
Nic
Gotham
Rosie
Boston
Chicago Narrowly Beats Pittsburg on Last-Minute Rally
Chicago escaped 9 to 8 as Pittsburg rallied in the ninth. Mack batted for Baldwin with a key hit to swing the game, in a contest before about 1000 spectators. Line scores show Chicago and Pittsburg led by narrow margins with late drama and miscues shaping the finish.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
Mack
Baldwin
Brooklyn Beats Washingtons In Tight Exhibition
Brooklyn outplayed Washington in all phases as Stein pitched a fine game allowing five hits. Radford and Robinson made one handed catches with Griffin Ward and Richardson solid in the field. Burns drove in runs and Daly hit a two bagger as Brooklyn scored nine to eight with strong defense and timely hitting. Attendance was 1110 at the Brooklyn park.
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Brooklyns
Washingtons
Stein
Radford
Robinson
Griffin
Ward
Richardson
Daly
Burns
Washington
Corcoran
Dowd
Wird
Olltoy
Maguire
Berger
Foutz
Duryea
C. Daley
Rich'son
Kinslow
Duffee
T Daly
Dailey
McGuire
T. Daly
Hoy
Rainford
Lynch
Cleveland bats overwhelm St Louis as Browns fall short
Cleveland conquers St Louis 12 to 10 in a slugfest after St Louis jumps to seven runs in the first inning. McAleer shines for Cleveland with key hits and plays. Attendance 2 250. Cuppy takes the loss and Hawke finishes for St Louis.
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Clevelands
Browns
McAleer
Childs
Gore
Burkett
LO LyGlasseck
Davis
Carroll
McKean
Werden
Virtue
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O’brodie
St. Lows
Zimmer
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Brodie
Threeseuls
Milleer
Burnett
McKexon
Glasscock
Hawke
Galvin
Caruthers
Buckley
C Alvin
Appy
Inkney
Pinkney
Umle
Snyder
Lime
Pfeffer Stars As Colonels Beat Reds Again
Louisville defeats Cincinnati 4 to 2 as Pfeffer collects three timely hits in five at bats. Rhines struggles in third and fourth innings with poor support, while 1300 fans watch. Latham and Welch stand out with key hits and defense.
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Colonels
Cincinnati Reds
Rhinos
Pfeffer
Highlands in Form, Pittsburg Aug 2 game headline
The Boston and Pittsburg Athletic associations teams played a clever game with Highlands winning in great form. Highlands struck out fifteen opponents and allowed four hits. Robertson pitched well for Alleghenys. Cooke and Gray starred in defense. Two amonges and a base on balls for Boston.
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Boston and Pittsburg Athletic Associations
Highlands
Robertson
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Cooke
Gray
Aingies
Boston
Notable Boston A A Allegre ny Varsity Baseball Box Score
The page shows a long baseball box score from a Boston A A game with attendance 843. Players listed include Masonic, McCandless, Warren, Gray, Sternes, Arbutrough, Dickson, Jackson, Soule, Speer, Corbett, Schoyer, Murray and pitcher Robertson among others. Earned runs total two for Boston and three for the opponent. The narrative also includes scattered track and field event listings with names and distances, indicating a combined sports page.
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POA & Masonic
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Gray
Sternes
Arbuth
St.cs
Dick’son
Jackson
Sonle
Corbett
Schoyer
Murray
Bostons
Cooke
Soule
J. M. Speer
Mason
Robertson
Highlands
Anderson
McCandless
Arbu Hust
J. B. Speer
Farrow
Rochester Beats Providence In opener at home
Rochester offense explodes in first inning with four hits and a walk to lead 5 runs. Providence fights back but final score Rochester six Providence four with 6 and 7 base hits respectively. Attendance around 500. Swartzel McKeough win for Rochester Kilroy Gray behind Providence.
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Swartzel
McKeough
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Lewiston Beats Brockton In Low-Scoring Exhibition
Darkness halted a well played game in Lewiston as 855 fans watched. Lewiston 6 Brockton 6 with six Lewiston hits to Brockton five. Wheeler and Connaughton pitched for Lewiston with Lincoln and Lurke catching.
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Brockton
Friars
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Lurke
Downed the Leaders in Woonsocket Win
Timely hitting aided by errors gave Woonsocket an 8 to 8 tie? score not clear. Woonsocket beat Portland with 8 runs to 8. Bases: Woonsocket 8 Portland 4. Errors: Woonsocket 3 Portland 6. Batteries Kiley Burrill Carey Morse Lachance.
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Portland
Kiley
Burrill
Carey
Morse
Lachance
Troy Clashes With Binghamton On August 2
In Troy New York on August 2 the score shows Troy 5 Binghamton 1 in a local contest. The brief recap notes the outcome with limited details from the game.
Working Boys Home Games Set for Oakland Garden
The article lists 400 entries for the Working Boys' Home Games to be held at Oakland Garden on Saturday. It details numerous participants across multiple events including the 400 yard dash and 440 yard events with wide participation from clubs such as the Melrose A C and Chelsea teams, naming many athletes and distances.
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G. A. Ss
H. Bridges
F.W. Lord
TF. Keany
Merose
A Keenan
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E. K. Bowser
W.H.S
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T. F. Gallagher
Corey B. C
F. C. Stinel
Melrose A. C
J.A. Stewart
G. T. Collins
Max Eawine
John Dahl
W. J. Holland
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J. O'Keefe
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J. E. McCarthy
Burt Lang
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Dorchesters have rising shot putter P J Mulligan at Trimount
The article notes P J Mulligan as a likely winner in the shot at the Trimount games tomorrow. It also mentions Billy Ryan leaving the Suffolk club to join a new Cambridge club, plus updates on teams and officials connected to the Working Boys Home events.
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Billy Ryan
Suffolks
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Bennet Street
Holland
Tom Keene
Fred Robertson
Mike Cronin
Martin Cronin
J. C. Denning
Chelsea A. A
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P. A. Berkeley
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Safety Boat Club
Chelsea
Monmouth Park Races Results From Aug 2 Card
At Monmouth Park Lona Branca New Jersey the August 2 racing card listed six furlong wins for Iris Highness in race one Uncle Jeas won the Red Bank Stakes in race two Locomitelee captured the Palisade Stakes in race three A ry Stone led race four Zorling won race five and Moyne gelding took race six with Trouble finishing second in that six furlong event Times ranged from 1 01 to 1 16 and positions noted for each race’s top three finishers.
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Ary Stone
Merry Monarch
Reckon
Zorling
Flavilla
Westchester
Trouble
Sir Richard
Saratoga Turf Race Results At A Glance
At Saratoga on August 2 in the turph race card Addice Lk won the opening event with B B Million second and Freezer third in 1 50 14. Stonewall captured the six furlong second race with Dr Hasbrouck second and Toano third in 1 13 in the sprint fourth Nick won over Robusta and Bertha in 1 02. The hurdle race went to St Luke with St Jon second and Hercules third in 2 49.
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Toano
Headright
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Margherite
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St. Luke
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Hercules
Orchard Races Open Two Tight Trots At Old Orchard
The August meet at the Old Orchard kite track drew about 2000 spectators as two close trots were run. In the 2:30 Class purse $500 Watson won with Caprice second and Schoolmarm third. times 2:27, 2:27%, 2:29% over a 2:40 Class where Charles Keeler took the $500 purse with Lizzie L. second and Frances third. times 2:33 1/4, 2:33 3/4, 2:35.
Trimount Games Preparations And Schedule
A club delegation will measure the lake for a swimming race and erect a boxing platform at Highland Lake Grove. Games start at 0 p m with officials enforcing early starts. Trains will skip First Street South Boston, with two services at 9 am and 12 15 pm. Entries and handicaps will run in tomorrow's papers.
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Monotony Wheel Club Forms in Arlington Heights
The Monotony Wheel Club of Arlington Heights was organized last week. It begins with capable officers led by President Lemuel Pope Jr and Vice President Clarence Brockway. Members expect strong enthusiasm as the white shield emblem with blue initials becomes familiar in local cycling.
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Arlington Heights
Lemuel Pope, Jr
Clarence Brockway
Hartford Beaumont
Edward Bailey
Revere Open Handicap Games at Ocean Grove Aug 18
Entries for the Revere Athletic Association open handicap games at Ocean Grove Revere Beach Aug 18 must be mailed to J P Roche Bay View Street Revere by Aug 4. New York Athletic Club athletes are among entrants. Ocean Grove manager E K Newell will prepare a first class track with full support to ensure success.
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Revere Beach
J. P. Roche
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Great Cricket Match Inter City Opener Team List
The Boston team to face Philadelphia for the inter city championship next Monday and Tuesday August 8 and 9 is named from the Long Wool Club grounds. The selection includes George Wright L Mansfield G Houghton T Pettitt J H Comber O Thorpe F Fairburn RK Model J W Dutton J Muir L Houghton R Cracknell Chambers.
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T. Pettitt
J. H. Comber
O. Thorpe
F. Fairburn
RK. Model
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J. Muir
L. Houghton
R. Cracknell
Chambers
Bradford’s Boxing Tourney at Bradford Boat Club
Bradford Boat Club in Brookline street hosts an amateur boxing tourney on August 29 featuring about six bouts. The club expects a crowd of around two hundred friends and members will arrange seating at the clubhouse.
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Pure California Wines Offered In Bulk Sale
Fragmentary listing shows a bulk wine sale in California with prices cited per gallon. The readable items include quantities and vendor names but lack complete details for a full itemization or confirming entities.
Judge Hutchinson Owes Vast Sum After Embezzlement Confession
A missing Chelsea judge, Eben Hutchinson, is linked to embezzlement and a four year swindling scheme. A confession-like eight page document in his handwriting lists $165,782.61 owed on notes and mortgages and $76,025 in other claims. A creditors’ meeting reveals widespread money mismanagement and possible criminal action.
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Chelsea
Hutchinson
T. W. Porter
School Street
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W. L. Whittlesey
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Whittlesey
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Everett
Clifford
North Easton Stitchers dispute at Rice Hutchins shop
The Rice & Hutchins shoe shop grievance continues as two welt sewers and three Campbell stitchers resist union terms. The yardage price and per day pay clash with management plans. non union workers were recruited and then left as the factory operates with variable demand.
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Rice & Hutchins
Campbell
Convicted London Ring Planned Horse Insurance Fraud
Lambert Barron and John Machattie, with two grooms, were indicted for conspiring to defraud foreign marine insurers by shipping horses to America after heavy insurance, and poisoning them at sea. They were convicted and sentenced to one year in prison and a $1000 fine each. The grooms received three months’ imprisonment.
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John Machattie
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Safety record broken at Hampton Park
Springfield reports George F. Taylor ran a mile in 2m 14s 15s on a safety at Hampton Park, lowering the world mark from 2m 15s. The trial was officially managed by timers J A Bryan E wy bipple A O McGarrett, judges C B Trask A O Sinclair Edward Emerson, referee W E Taylor, starter H A Ball.
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J. A. Bryan
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C. B. Trask
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Edward Emerson
W. E. Taylor
H. A. Ball
Vanessa and Pyxie Race Near Marblehead
A six mile match race at Marblehead on August 2 featured Vanessa and Pyxie. The Vanessa led early, Pyxie briefly edged ahead before the wind faded. Vanessa finished about two minutes forty seconds ahead at Bowditch Lodge Beacon.
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