Reds Walk Off Doves 6 1 Behind Rowans Arm
Cincinnati Reds defeated the Boston Doves 6 to 1 at the South End grounds. Rowan pitched well for Cincinnati, while Doves debutant James Riley drew praise but misplayed a few plays. Fred Beck stood out for Boston with a running catch and a tidy bat, though the Doves showed scattered life only in two innings.
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Reds
Centre Garden
Miller
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Paskett
Mclean
Rgan
Beck
Smith
Bescher
Egan
Herzog
Riley
Hobby
Shean
Abby
Brown
Graham
Peaches
Sweeney
Collins
Cincinnati
Mitchell
Paskert
Downey
McMillen
Rowan
Ed “Gan
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Eeereee McMillan
Keaes
Boston
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San Ene
Meclean
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Hoblitzel
Abby Kert
Sharpe
Pasoff Brown
Um- Ferguson
Pires
Rigler
Emsile
Dodgers Beat Cardinals in Two Exciting Games
Brooklyn defeated St Louis in both ends of a doubleheader 3 to 1 and 5 to 4. Bell and Lush staged a pitching duel in game one, while Burch drove in the winning runs with bases loaded in the fifth. In game two St Louis jumped ahead four, but Brooklyn rallied behind strong pitching and five double plays.
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Cardinals
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St. Louis
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Perpetual Youth Health Belt Offer From Dr. Sanden Co.
An advertisement touts a Health Belt promising renewed energy strength and youthfulness. It claims to cure rheumatism back ache and stomach trouble and offers a free book Health 4m Nature by mail. Address 501 Washington Street Boston Mass with office hours 9 to 4.
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P. Sanden
Double Header Carded for Reds and Doves Today
The Reds are booked for two games today with the first at 2 o clock. The Doves show a bargain matinee and promise a run for the fans. Fred Lake may use Mattern after the first game and give youngsters a chance in the second. Clarke Griffith will start Suggs and perhaps Burns in the second game.
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Reds
Doves
Fred Lake
Mattern
Clarke Griffith
Suggs
Bill Burns
Cinci's Infield Delivers With Solid Defense
The Cincinnati infield performed well yesterday against the Doves with McMillan making sharp plays at short and initiating a lightning double play. Downey handled third base competently, covering his area effectively.
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Cincinnati
McMillan
Downey
Unknown Young Giant McLeod Ties to Corbett Plan
In Bakersfield California a Albany Missouri message claims Miles McLeod a 27 year old 20 pound giant is Corbett’s unknown protegee. The note says he signed with Corbett to enter the ring and is secretly training under the former champion as a potential challenger to Jack Johnson for the white heavy weight title.
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Bakersfield
Cal
James J. Corbett
Jack Johnson
Albany
Miles McLeod
Corbett
McLeod
Baseball matchups listed for national and regional play
National games include Cincinnati at Boston in two games, Pittsburg at Philadelphia, St. Louis at Brooklyn, Chicago at New York. American games feature Philadelphia at Chicago, New York at Cleveland, Washington at St. Louis. New England pairings: Brockton at Lawrence, Lynn at Fall River, Worcester at Lowell, Haverhill at New Bedford.
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Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Brookly
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Brooklyn
ST. Louis
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Sir. Louis
Washington
New Ingland
New Bedford
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Haverhill
Worcester
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Cincinnati
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Lynn
Lowell
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Lawrence
Riley Nervous On First Hub Appearance
Riley, the new Dove recruit, was nervous yesterday but looked the part of a ball player. He is expected to receive a thorough tryout in his first venture at the Hub.
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Riley
Dove
Exit Racing in New York Ends Likely by Sept
Reports say the board of stewards of the Jockey Club plans to end racing in New York by September 1. Coney Island at Sheepshead Bay will move its dates and Futurity to Saratoga on extra days to avoid the new betting law making track directors criminally liable.
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New York
Stewarts
Jockey Club
Coney Island
Sheepshead Bay
Saratoga
Waltham Watch Band Plays August Wednesday Concerts
The Waltham Watch Company band moves August concerts from Saturdays to Wednesday evenings at 8 at Cypress Street Playground Brookline. Program includes In Guarany Overture The Chocolate Soldier selections Skaters Waldteufel cornet Marguerite Offenbach Tales of Hoffmann The Merry Widow Lehar Medley Babes in Toyland Light Cavalry Lohen Grin The Post Serenade Carnival of Venice Watch on the Rhine and more followed by Star Spangled Banner.
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Waltham Watch Company
Cypress Street
Brookline
Gomez
Waldteufel
Marguerite
Smith Herbert W. Treet
T’elegante
Offenbach
Lampe
Herbert
Paris
Trenkl
Light Cavalry
the Post
Schubert
Il Trovatore
Conn League Scores Feature Mixed Results
Springfield defeated Holyoke 5 to 3 with Northampton at 2 to 0 against Bridgeport. Bridgeport led 7 to 56 in a second match as Northampton posted 1 with Waterbury 6 and Hartford also listed.
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Springfield
Holyoke
Northampton
Bridgeport
Waterbury
Hartford
Beck Stars at Bat and in Field for South End Game
Fred Beck starred for the South End grounds, making a hair raising seventh inning catch in deep center off Hoblitzer. He chased a ball that seemed a double, saved it, and scored a perfect day at the plate, facing Rowan three times with two hits and a walk.
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Fred Beck
South End
Fred
Hoblitzer
Rowan
Cubs Roll to 5-4 Win Over Giants in Key Series Opener
Chicago overcame a four run deficit as Mathewson faltered after the first inning. Schulte hit a homer and Hofman drove in two via timely hits. Kroh held New York scoreless after relieving, while Sheckard’s sensational defense fueled the comeback.
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Nationat
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Chicago
Giants
Mathewson
Boxman
Schulte
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Evers
Sheckard
Hofman
Kroh
R. BH Devore
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Snodgrass
Murray
Sridwell
Devlin
Seer
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Mrers
Pogue
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Chance
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Klem
Kane
Phillies Beat Pirates 2-1 in Easy Fashion
Philadelphia defeated Pittsburgh 2 to 1 as the Phillies bunched hits amid fielding errors by Pittsburgh. Moore pitched strongly, holding the Pirates without a runner past second base after the second inning. The home team secured the win with steady offense and sound defense.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Moore
Herzog Fills In Nicely at Third for Doves
Charley Herzog returns to third base for the Doves after a layoff and has patched things up with Fred Lake. He plans to play hard and contribute to the team's success in the present time.
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Herzog
Charley Herzog
Fred Lake
Niicely
League Leaders Rout Lynn's Hopefuls in Big Win
New Bedford defeated Lynn 11 runs to 5 in a high scoring contest. Buzick started for Lynn. New Bedford struck in the fourth and sixth innings to seize control. de WORCESTER, Aug. 2 Worcester beat Lawrence 38 to 2 as errors and timely hits produced the ninth inning winning run.
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Lynn
Buzick
Boston Americans
O’connor
New England
Worcester
Lawrence
Burkett
Rorty
Fall River Tops Haverhill 1 to 0 on Error and Sacrifice
Fall River secures the only run in the first inning to defeat Haverhill 1 to 0. Two base hits by Bertwistie Devine Moore MelIntyre and Butler's triple highlight a tight game. Merrill steals a base, and left on base totals favor Fall River with four apiece.
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Titus
Ceseavesenes
Bates
C. Autte Erree
Srant
Shia Vis
Walsh
Maree
Leesyesseset
Bransfield
Eesear
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Eiaigie
Pete Teense
Grant
White Mercer
O’day
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New England
Fall River
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Weil
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Moore
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Brockton Tops Lowell 4 0 in Baseball Nod
Brockton defeats Lowell 4 to 0 for the second straight day with Jolly delivering a home run and contributing to the Brockton win. McHale allowed four walks and struck out five for Brockton while Yount fanned two in relief for Lowell.
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Lowell
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M'Lane
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Dulin
Magee
Jolly
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Weeden
Oj Sullivan
M’hale
Yount
Henricksen
Murphy
McHale
McLane
MceGovern
Blake
Fitzpatrick
MelTale
O’brien
Dovey’s Ball Park Praised as New Grounds Stir Fans
In a lively opener against Clark Griffith’s team the crowd praised the new ball park and Dovey’s changes. Fred Lake must energize locals at the revamped grounds while Charley Herzog and Sam Langford anticipate a big match in Philadelphia. Amateur sprinters outpace top pros as谈 Bobby Clough and Ernie Nelson shine. The 1915 committee seeks AAU membership as schools prep for Olympic contests.
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John Dovey
Clark Griffith
Dovey
Polo Grounds
Fred Lake
J. €. Donaldson
E. B. Holway
Bobby Cloughen
New York
Ernie Nelson
Public Schools Athletic League of
Boston
Answers to Queries About Baseball and Players
The text reviews multiple baseball topics including double headers at Walpole street grounds, Worcester and New Bede ford results, and questions about players Warhop Sullivan Kilrain Cobb Metz and Leary. It notes Kilrain and Sullivan fought July 8, 1889, in Richburg Mississippi and mentions Irish descent for Warhop.
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Nationals
Walpole Street
Warhop
New York
Sullivan
Kilrain
Richburg
Miss
TJ Cobb
Centre Garden
Tigers
Metz
Boston
Arellanes
Smith
Eastern League Results Highlight Nonstop Scoring
Baltimore beats Toronto 12 1 Montreal tops Providence 4 3 in first game Montreal 3 Providence 2 in second Rochester edges Jersey City 7 6 in 10 innings Buffalo defeats Newark 10 6.
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Toronto
Montreal
Providence
Rochester
Jersey City
Buffalo
Newark
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