Americans Again Defeat Cleveland in Tight AL Clash
Boston tops Cleveland 3 to 2 as Ferris fumble and Farrell misthrow create Cleveland’s only tally. Tannehill shuts down the visitors while Collins, Parent, and Ferris shine in defense. Umpire O Loughlin’s calls draw criticism as Dineen set to start for Boston and Joss for Cleveland tomorrow. Philadelphia over St Louis in a batting duel. Gleason suffers possible concussion after being hit.
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Cleveland
Jimmy Collins
Bostons
Clevelands
Napoleons
Ferris
Farrell
Jess Tannehill
Collins
Parent
Buelow
Fie
Flick
Stahl
Moore
Freeman
Tannehill
Selbach
Ray
Dineen
Boston
Joss
Boston AB
R. Bi PO
Wille
Sss
Eelereielenre Lush
Bradley BO Fees
Ppa
Lajoie Ob A
Hickman
Turner SS
Weer
Bay
Aoc
Parent Lachance
Collins Sac Farrell
Turner
Lush
Lajoie
Parent Ferris
Lachance Turner
O' Loughlin
Detroit Narrowly Beats New York On Late Runs
In Detroit on August 2 McGuire's errors and Mullin's misthrow set a tight pace. In the 10th inning two hits and sacrifices produced the winning run for Detroit while Powell aimed for a shutout. Keeler's one handed catch ended the game as Detroit edged New York 2 to 1 in a pitchers duel with sharp fielding and timely hits.
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Detroit
McGuire
Mullin
Powell
Elberfeld
Keeler
McIntyre
O’leary
New York
Oes
Eyo Beeen
Lowe
Drill
Barrett
Carr
Kleinow
Williams
King
Dwyer
Chicago 5 Washington 1 victory in pitchers battle
Chicago defeated Washington 5 to 1 in a pitchers duel. The locals relied on clever sacrifices and eight stolen bases to win easily after a game with only two hits on one side and five on the other.
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AB R
O'Neill
Donovan
Pete
Cassidy
Stahl
Hill
VY McCormick
Huelsman
Kittridge
Jacobsen
Ewes
Ewe
Chicago
Ree Eeenes
Washington
Donohue
Green Owen
Dundon Sullivan Davis
Stahl O'Neill
Dlay
Nichols Poised for Clean Sweep in Rainy Doubleheader
Rain and wet grounds postponed yesterday's double-header at the South End. Today another two games planned with a ladies' day as Business Manager Rogers confirms. Charley Nichols aims to prevail over Buck's Braves as New York eyes the pennant, per Nichols.
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South End
Nichols
Rogers
Charley Nichols
Buck
Braves
New York
Weather delays Boston cycling championship race
Disappointed contenders Bobby Walthour Hugh MacLean and Jimmy Moran awaited the paced championship in Boston. Rain forced postponement and trainers bore the brunt of the delay while MacLean hoped the rest would sharpen all three rivals for the five mile paced race a one mile handicap and a five mile open for amateurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Bobby Walthour
Hugh MacLean
Jimmy Moran
Walthour
Moran
Atlanta
MacLean
Yankees Aim for Second Place in Series Push
The team aims to rise to second by sweeping Boston, with Nichols noting only second place will satisfy fans in St. Louis. Payday had local players rushing downtown to cash checks after the game, as Buckenberger expressed confidence of an even break against St. Louis and Charley Pittinger expected to pitch.
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Terday
Nichols
St. Louis
Boston
Buckenberger
Charley Pittinger
National Basketball Schedule Tosses Cities Across Two Games
National matchups outline today include St Louis at Boston in a doubleheader, Pittsburg visiting Brooklyn, Cincinnati traveling to New York, and Chicago facing Philadelphia. Each game features top teams in marquee cross city play.
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Boston
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
R H Eattee
Ce Vv
Nneinnati Ereewe Aeenee
Pittsburg
St Louis
Eee
Poston Sinsivenctvees
Brooklyn
Eevee
Cincinnati
Rainy day reshapes National league outlook in Boston notes
Boston fans hear updates from the South End where two games against St Louis are scheduled, Pittinger to pitch one game, Dineen or Gibson to start in Cleveland, and a hope for four straight wins. Mention of outfield fieldwork, 100 hit makers LaJoie, Bradley, Dougherty, and Buck Freeman, plus midseason notes on players and amateur team openings.
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Cleveland
Boston
South End
St. Louis
Pittinger
St. Cleveland
Tannehill
Dineen
Gibson
Post
Herald
Taylor
Ball Park
Jerome Kelley
Kelley
Huntington Avenue Park
Killilea
Lajoie
Bradley
Dougherty
al Buckenberger
Fred Tenney
Johnson
Hart
Brush
McGraw
Buck Freeman
Boston Rubber Shoe Company
Asa K. Purdy
Pleasant Street
Melrose
Columbias of
Cambridge
Charles Mahoney
Tannery Street
North Cambridge
Independents of
Jamaica Plain
John H. May, Jr
Child Street
Chicago
Philadelphia
Complete Cure Offer By Doctor Blair for $5 Full Treatment
Doctor Blair announces a second object lesson rebuking heartless medical profiteers. All applicants before August 14 receive a complete radical cure for $5, covering all diseases. The offer includes x ray examination free of charge with Blair's equipment touted as the most perfect in existence.
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Blair
Doctor Blair’s Honest Advertising Lesson Begins
Doctor Blair opens in Boston and denounces hard selling by physicians. He praises noble doctors while condemning high fees and empty promises. He aims to provide the best care at the lowest price and warns imitators that success comes from study and genuine skill, not copied ads.
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Doctor Blair
Boston
New England
Blair
Doctor Blair's Offer to Treat All Diseases for Five Dollars
All patients starting treatment with Doctor Blair on or before August 13th will be treated and furnished medicines until cured for a nominal sum of five dollars. This applies to office and distant patients and covers all diseases. The offer expires Saturday August 11th at 8:00 PM.
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Blair
The Rapidity of the Cure by Dr Blair
Dr Blair's methods have been copied nationwide. His literature is used by doctors across the United States, though the cures themselves cannot be duplicated. The rapid cures astonish the community and are portrayed as achieved without dangerous drugs through patient testimonials urging independent investigation.
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Blair
United States
Bronchial Trouble Relief From Medico-Osteopathy
Mrs G A Hutchins of East Boston describes lifelong bronchitis and near choking during sleep. After limited success with doctors, she underwent Doctor Blair's Medico-Osteopathy treatment and reports restored breathing, vigor, and health.
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Mra
G. A. Hutchins
Princeton St
East
Boston
Mass
Blair
Deaf for 15 years a Weymouth man cites ear treatment
C A Babcock of East Braintree now reports hearing improvement after Dr Blair's Medico Osteopathic treatment. He describes long standing deafness, difficulty understanding speech and an inability to hear a clock tick unless close to the ear, praising the doctor for restoring sound. He is a Grand Army man and Odd Fellow.
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C. A. Babcock
Fast Braintree
Mass
Babcock
East Braintree
Weymouth
Doctor Blair
Home Treatment by Doctor Blair Brings Remote Care
Doctor Blair offers mail treatment with consultation and medicines for a fixed $5 before August 14. The full cure costs $5 with no extra charges. His Book and Diagnosis Chart will be mailed free to any applicant.
Complicated Case of Illness Healed by Medico Osteopathy
Albert N. Leathers of Wakefield Massachusetts describes a long illness history from 1864 including catarrh deafness and multiple ailments. After years of doctors and drugs he pursued Medico Osteopathy and reports becoming a new man with better health and relief from chronic disease.
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Albert N. Leathers
Pleasant St
Wakefield
Mass
Even Dories Triumph In Windswept Marblehead Regatta
After two postponements due to light wind, the Boston Yacht Club open regatta at Marblehead started at 3:15 under drizzle and fickle breezes. The 30-foot Sauquito won the main race, with Opitsah V taking the 22-foot class, Otter the 18-footers, and Ventus II the Class T. Jingo, Scapegoat, and Crescent won handicap divisions as the day’s action unfolded amid shifting wind and a dramatic finish where Clotho lost to Opitsah V by four seconds. The 22-footers produced the day’s most thrilling race, while many boats mishandled windward sections. The YRA standings tightened, with Hayseed moving to lead the 18-foot group, followed by Bat and Arrow. The day closed with upcoming Corinthian midsummer races due tomorrow at 2:30.
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Marblehead
Boston
Bowditch Lodge Beacon
Cat Island
Marblehead Light
Sauquoit
Opitsah V
Otter
Ventus II
T. Jingo
Scapegoat
Crescent
Medric
Clotho
Urchin
Opitsah
Perili
Chewink
Mirage II
Bonito
Aladdin
Hayseed
Leeward
Arrow
Bat
H m Saugguolt
T. K. Lothrop
Chewink TV
G. Macomber
Paeke
J. I. Foster
Cal Sabre
K. Heney & Laning
H. White
Pert N
George Lee
Teweee
John Greenough
A. D. Irving
B. D. Barker
H. L. Bowden
C. F. Adams
E. A. Boardman
J. W. Olmstead
Fritter
Caleb Loring
Miladi
F Iaghine Sss
Privateer N
Alden & Carlton
Dorehen
A. W. Finlay
Myrmidon
John Noble
G. H. Wightman
Ventus Iti
Pevear
Tabasco, Jr
H. H. Wiggin
Nibelung
E. G. Loring
Vera
H. Lundberg
Dories
Barbara
Zaza
Red Devil
Massachusetts Racing Dory Association
Act
Opisah Ill
W Whitney
Meemer
R. OG. Nickerson
W. P. Keyes
OS Gringo
W. J. Browneen
Boxing Gossip Heads to Cambridge A A Clash in 10 Rounds
Boxing gossip previews a Monday night showdown at the Cambridge A A between Kid Pantz and Young Donohue in a 10 round essay, Pantz seen as Donohue’s strongest local challenger after a year of rugged form and steady ring work. The piece notes strong interest from Boston fans, mentions Eddie Carr vs Rouse O'Brien, and lists other bouts and fighters with possible trips and titles in play.
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Cambridge A. A
Kid Pantz
Young Donohue
Pantz
Donohue
North End
Donahue
Boston
Eddie Carr
Rouse O'Brien
Highland A.C
Marlboro
Carr
Albert Delmont
O’brien
O'Brien
A. C
Brockton
Young Sidney
Kid Crowe
Fall River
Young Finnegan
Canton
Eddie Burke
Newton
Young Burns
Brookline
Jack Tracy
Roxbury
Jack Mooney
Billy Mellody
Rita Goodman
Butte
Mon
Goodman
Aurelian Hererra
Mellody
Jimmy Gardner
Lowell
Gardner
Mooney
Herrerra
San Francisco
Battling Nelson
Bey
Eddie Keevin
Jimmy Walsh
Young Quigley
Wilkesbarre
Penn
Walsh
Quigley
Reed
Lancaster
Joseph Hagan
Jack O’brien
Methuen
George Dixon
Jimmy Britt
Fitzsi
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Seybold
Murphy
M. Cross
Schreck
Waddell
Baker
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Wallace
Pickering
Petty
Jones
Gross
Pelty
Connolly
R. Mitchell
Mitchell
Washington Street
Old South Church
AB. Dougherty
Anderson
Crete
Ates
Fultz
Conroy
McGuirre
Erree
North
Seem
Coughlin
Robinson
Sree
Evreee
AB H. PO. A. E
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Boston Nationals
H. C. Orton
Lynch of
Goupor
LFS Omy Clothier
Hanover & Pertland
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Manchester
W. Ff. Blair
Blair Medico-Osteopathic Institute
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