Boston Americans trounce St Louis Glade in big win
The Boston Americans defeated St Louis 11 to 3 at Huntington avenue, chasing pitcher Glade early. Winter pitched for Boston while Grimshaw contributed at second, Barrett started with a triple and Congalton homered, as St Louis woes continued and Gr…
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Griffith
New York Highlanders
Norman Elberfeld
Grade
St. Louis
Huntington Avenue Grounds
McAleer
Mac
Boston Americans
MacAleer
Mr. Glade
Glade
Winter
Boston
Bostons
Grimshaw
Barrett
Sully
Donnie
Congalton
Waterloo
Knight
Wagner
Criger
Sullivan
Unglaub
Shaw
Niles
Wallace
Jones
Grim
Detroit Wins Lead Taking 2 From Senators
Detroit outplayed Washington in both games of a doubleheader, winning 3 2 and 6 1. Johnson and Hughes pitched for the pitchers with various hits and errors noted, including Delehanty and Cobb stealing bases. Attendance 4,815.
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Detroit
Senators
Washington
D. Jones
Coughlin
Crawford
C. Otee
Dobb
Rossman
Schmidt
Il O'Leary
Ae Ee Siever
I Clymer
Ganley
Seeee
Johnson
P Wee . Hughes
Ugebring
St. Louis at Boston and Other NBA Matchups
Report highlights four NBA games with St. Louis visiting Boston Chicago visiting New York Detroit playing Washington and Cleveland traveling to Philadelphia as teams pursue standings and regional rivalries in a packed schedule.
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R. H Attee
Boston
ST. Louis Pe
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
See
Sete Hee
St. Louis
Sae
New York Beats Chicago 7 to 5 Behind Altrock Pitching
New York defeated Chicago today 7 to 5 with all runs scored by New York while Altrock pitched for the mound. The game featured a Bloke-like lineup and end-of-day excitement as fans witnessed a tight contest.
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New York
Chicago Today
Altrock
Rhoades Struggles as Cleveland Falls to Philadelphia
Cleveland endured Rhoades ineffective, hurt by nine nine runs and miscues. Delehanty batted for Rhoades in the ninth as Philadelphia piled up hits and scoring opportunities. Two-base hits came from Lord Hartsel Nicholls and Birmingham led off the key rallies, while Murphy Collins Stolten and Hartsel contributed. Cleveland left eight men on base, Philadelphia ten, with Bender striking out nine Philadelphia pitchers.
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New York
AB. R
Laporte
Williams
Rickey
I. F
Thomas
Hoffman
C. T
Doyle
Chicago
Altrock
Patterson
Newi York
Chicago Ik
Seain
Moriarity
Davis Innis
Ases
Donohue
Lapert
Chica
Seri Celene
York
Jerie
O’ Loughlin
Delehanty
Rhoades
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Lord
Hartsel
Nicholls
Birmingham
W. Triebman
Seybold
Murphy
Collins
Stolten Hartsel
W. Hinchman
Stovall
Bender
Philadlephia
Phener
Stafford End Hurst
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Ener
Eeeweeegere Weer
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Titus
Magee
Courtney
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Saales
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Seer
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Barry
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Burnett
Seeene
Holly
Murray
Hostetter
Marshall
Karger
Deee
St. Louis
Dolly
Hos- Thomas
Tetter
Jack Knabe
Jacklitsch
Litsch
Johnstone
Nahant Tennis Tournament Singles and Doubles Action
In Nahant on August 2 the round robin doubles saw Pell and Lovering beat Niles and Dabney 8-6. Afternoon results featured Collston and Leroy defeating Hallowell and Storer Ware, Grant and Westfall beating Sulloway and Tilden, Hallowell and Ware besting Leroy and Tilden, and Collston with Leroy defeating Pell and Lovering 6-4 6-4.
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Niles and
Dabney
Nahant
Pell
Lovering
Niles
F. C. Collston
R. Leroy
Pp, Haliowell
Storer Ware
W. C. Grant
A. L. Westfall
F. J. Sulloway
W. N. Tilden
N. P. Hallowell
FP. J. Aeleroy
Beals and Scott Victors in Newcastle Doubles
Beals and Scott won the Newcastle tennis trophy doubles final in Newcastle New Hampshire defeating Sweetzer and Niles 6 8 6 3 6 3 6 4. The singles finals are scheduled for tomorrow.
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Beals
Scott
Newcastle
N. H
F. L. Beals
H. P. Scott
A. Sweetzer
D. C. Niles
Crack Wrestlers Meet Today at Tammany Games
Charley Leonhardt of Newark champions Greco Roman wrestling meets Jim Barnes national middleweight champion in a finish match at the National league baseball grounds Columbus avenue this afternoon at about 430 o clock during the Tammany Club field day sports.
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Charley Leonhardt
Newark
N. J
America
Jim Barnes
National League Baseball
Columbus Avenue
Tammany Club
Old Cy Young to Pitch for Boston and Semi Pro Notes
Old Cy Young is slated to pitch for Boston today while unnamed semi pro prospects seek games. Numerous regional teams advertise for out of town opponents and schedules with dates in August and Labor Day. Rube Waddell is absent as Philadelphia eyes pennant, and Gilchrist Company seeks strong semi pro visitors for Aug 3 and 19.
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Cy Young
Boston
Aumont
Unglaub
South
Taylor
Anthony Cowles
Americans
Nationals
Rube Waddell
Philadelphia
Roxbury Athletics
Charlestown
Marcella Street
Hart
Gilmore
Milton-Dorchesters
H. W. Balch
Richmond
A. C
Somerville
Opford
Warren Timmons
South Quincy
W. H. Flynn
Sumner Street
Quincy
St. Pauls
Cambridge
William J. Shea
Athens Street
Reds Top Beaneaters 5 3 In Opening Game At League Park
Cincinnati Reds defeated the Boston Beaneaters 5 to 3 at League Park to seize the lead for sixth place in the series. Ewing dominated Lindaman with tight support, while Lindaman’s wildness and Tenney’s fielding miscues aided Reds. Brain stood out with a highlight play at third base and two solid catches, and Boston mounted a late threats in the ninth before Brown ended the rally.
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Cincinnati
Reds
Beaneaters
League Park
Ewing
Lindaman
Beantown
Brain
McLean
Larry
Kruger
Brown
Carpenter
al Bridewell
Bride
Bill Sweeney
Newport
Bridewell
Lobert
Tenney
Boston
Mowrey
Odwell
Huggins
Hug
Bostons
Beaumont
Bates
Randall
Ritchey
Karger Wild In Loss As Phillies Take Opener
National League action from St. Louis Philadelphia defeated the host 5 to 1. Karger pitched poorly and was ineffective allowing multiple runs in the series opener.
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ST. Louis
Karger
Philadelphia
Pittsburg Triumph Over Brooklyn in Baseball Tilt
National news from Pittsburg reports Abbaticchio and Welfield hit three basehits powering a 102 to 92 win over Brooklyn. Abbaticchio, Welfield noted for three-base hits while Queach, Sheehan, Phelps, Burehb, and Lewis recorded sacrifices. Anderson and Wagner stole bases. double plays by Abbaticchio-Nealon and Sheehan-Nealon. Pitchers Leifeld and Stricklett issued three walks each.
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Bergen
Stricklett
Pittehbire
Wsasees
Brooklyn
Abbaticchio
Welfield
Queach
Sheehan
Phelps
Burehb
Lewis
Anderson
Wagner
Nealon
Leifield
Beaten at Cincinnati New York at Chicago Brooklyn at Pittsburg
Team results from a national slate show Cincinnati defeated others while New York lost at Chicago Brooklyn fell to Pittsburg and Philadelphia played St. Louis in a series of basin matchups.
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Cincinnati
Boston Ee
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Chicago
NEW York
Philadelphia
Boston
Everest
St. Louis
Struck out by Stricklett in tight game report
Clarke and Lumley mark Stricklett as strikeout pitcher while Pittsburg edges Brooklyn 8 to 6. Bases left and errors split 1 apiece with time cited as 50 minutes and Rigler as umpire in a compact box score style summary.
Brown Shuts Out Mathewson In Masterful Pitching Duel
National news from Chicago reports Brown delivering a near perfect game against Mathewson with only one base on balls as Seymour and Dahlen collide, Seymour knocked unconscious, Hofman forced to retire after being spiked on a steal.
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Chicago
Brown
Mathewson
Seymour
Dahlen
Howard
Hofman
Eeereneee AB
Sheckard
Schulte
C. F
Steinfeldt
Browne
Devlin
Strang
Bresnahan
McGann
Ib One
Ss Eee
Doyle
Dennee
Dollard
Ble
Bagses
New York
Town
Emslie and
Klem
Gold In Queen's Tomb Obsession Draws Famous Artist
J L Smith, renowned painter, arrived aboard the Canopic with his family from Egypt and Asia. He was greeted by Mrs Jack Gardner and local Back Bay residents. Smith helped present the Queen Tii tomb find. He painted Queen Tii while Mrs Smith described the scene as gold everywhere with exquisite vases and pottery.
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J. L. Smith
Egypt
Asia
Mr. Smith
Jack Gardner
Back Bay
Brookline
Man Commits Suicide by Gas at Roxbury Rooms
David Klein a widower died yesterday by inhaling gas in his rooms at Maywood terrace Roxbury. Residents discovered him and alerted a doctor. He had lived in Roxbury only a few months and little is known about him. He previously worked in shoe findings.
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David Klein
Maywood Terrace
Roxbury
Klein
Stop Killing Fish With Dynamite In Passamaquoddy Bay
Digby N S Aug 2 A J B Copp member of Parliament for Digby seeks Canada United States cooperation to end fishing by dynamite in Passamaquoddy Bay. The practice has persisted for several years with some fishermen using explosives.
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Digby, N. S
A. J. B. Copp
Digby
Canada
United States
Passamaquoddy Bay
Maiden Man Arrested After Train Ride Stunt
George K. Centwell of Haverhill was arrested in Maiden after attempting to ride a moving train No 85 during Old Home Week. He climbed on top of a coach to get a free ride and was spotted by a towerman near East Somerville station prompting authorities to intervene.
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Maiden
George KE. Centwell
Haverill
Centwell
East Somerville
Argonauts Beat Ottawa In Canadian Henley
At St. Catharines Ontario on August 2 the Argonauts junior eight defeated the Ottawas in a dominant race. Taylor stroke led the winners with steady judgment. In the junior four the Lachine B and Co C crew from Summerlea Quebec edged St. Catharines by about a length in a hard-fought clash.
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ST. Catharines
Ont
Argonaut
Ottawas
Taylor
Lachine B. & Co. C
Summerlea
Que
East
Miss Sears of Boston Wins Casino Cup in Newport
Miss Evelyn Sears of Boston, the national women's champion, won the Casino Cup in Newport Rhode Island by defeating Mrs. Bargar Wallach of New York in the finals two sets to one. The match featured basel ine play with most points decided by errors as the players traded sets 2-6, 6-4, 6-5.
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Newport
R. I
Evelyn Sears
Boston
Bargar-Wallach
New York
Dixie Wins International Marine Motor Cup Race at Southampton
Southampton August 2 The American motor boat Dixie owned by Commodore E. B. Schroeder of the Autoboat Club of America won the race for the International Marine Motor Cup in Southampton waters beating the British entry Daimler II. Dixies time was 1h 11m 44.35s.
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Southampton
Dixie
Commodore EB. J. Schroeder
Autoboat Club of America
Daimler II
Lh. Lim
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