Heps Break Pennant Chase With 5 2 Win In St Louis
Fred Tenney’s touring Heps upset the cardinal-clad climbers 5 to 2 in St Louis. Buster Brown starred for the Rustlers and Spitballer Steele pitched for the vanquished as Purdue rallied in the ninth to salvage the day.
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ST. Louis
Fred Tenney
Hubtown
Rogers’ Rogues
Buster Brown
Rustlers
Steele
Purdue
Brown
Buster
Ellis
Koney
Evans
Appeal Denied in Magee Case by National League Board
Chicago August 2 The National League board by a 4 to 3 vote upheld President Lynch in fining and suspending Sherwood Magee Philadelphia outfielder for assaulting umpire Finneran after a game with St Louis in Philadelphia
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Chicago
Board of Directors
National Baseball League Today
Lynch
Sherwood Magee
Philadelphia
Finneran
St. Louis
Pirates Stop Cardinals Winning Streak After Tight Loss
About 3000 fans attended as the Cardinals lost today while Buster Brown allowed eight hits seven walks and a key pinch hitting save by Mr Brown. J Jackson led the Pirates with three singles two stolen bases and two runs as Donlin was absent and Tenney hinted at lineup changes for tomorrow.
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Demon Swatter Honey
Eeney
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der Kaiser
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Duke Bresnahan
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Jackson
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Fletcher
Meyers
Byrne
Leach
Carey
Pigs
Wagner
Miller
Flynn
Vo Wilson
Gibson
Cheeves
Campbell
Pittsburgh
O'Day
Emstie
Matchups Set for Six Major League Games
Boston faces St. Louis while Brooklyn plays Chicago. New York meets Pittsburg and Philadelphia engages Cincinnati in a slate of league clashes.
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Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Boston
Louis
Chicago Fas
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Filly Wins Horseman Futurity at Grand Circuit
Miss Stokes a bay filly, once trotting champion as a yearling, swept three heats to claim the $11,000 purse and silver cup in the trotting division of the Horseman Futurity on today's Grand Circuit program in Detroit.
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Detroit
Miss Stokes
Archer Wins By Homer In Tenth
Archer's home run cleared the left field fence in the tenth inning to give Chicago a 1 0 victory over Brooklyn in the opening game of the series. Cole and Rucker pitched superbly in a classic duel, with Cole allowing one hit and Rucker four. Chicago 1 Brooklyn 0.
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Chicago
Archer
Brooklyn
Cole
Rucker
H. Zimmerman
Davidson
E. Zimmerman
Hofman
Safer
Tinker
Daubert
Johnstone and
Huson
Triune Ale Claims Unmatched Flavor Across New England
Ale lovers praise Triune Ale for a rich full body from barley malt and seasoned hops, with clear amber color from pure water. It is advertised as the only ale brewed in New England with a Pure Malt Pure Hops Pure Water certificate by Prof J W Baird, with a triangle emblem and Three in One branding.
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New England
J. W. Baird
Massaseusetts College of Pharmacy
First meet action heats for 8 year olds pacing trotting
Readable race notes describe an 8 year olds stake with Justice Brooke leading early in the first heat and Miss Stokes taking the final win. Mainleaf and others chased through the last stretch as purses ranged up to 2000 with times around 2 08. The summary covers pacing and trotting heats, placements, and notable horses such as Belvasia The Hermitage and The Angelus.
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Justice Brooke
Michigan
Miss Stokes
Mainleaf
Black Joe
Bik. G
Waymark
Ene Shaw
Game Maid
B. m
Snow
Nellie Temple
Procter
The
Hermitage
B. S
Harry Jones
Lon Allen
B. G
McMahan
the Tsar
B. B
Cares
Sewere Ees
Belvasia
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Murphy
Q. Chatty Direct
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Colby
Stroller
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MecDevitt
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Br. S
Jay McGregor
Sanders
Horseman
Spirit of the Times
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Peter the Great
MacDonald
Cnewes Aa Eoaen
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Miller
Curtis
Margaret Parris
Andrews
Lady Jay
G. Macey
Hs App
Mealy Atlantic Express
B. Ec
Dickerson
Centerville
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Allen
Branden Direct
Baron di
Harri
Fleeta Americus
Br. F
Henry Jones
Olive O’beirne
Baseball Board Sticks With Magee Ban After Lynch Ruling
President Lynch fined Magee two hundred dollars and suspended him for the season as the board sustains the disciplinary action. A majority opinion quotes league constitution on powers to enforce discipline and denies the board’s power to overturn the president’s verdict. Mr Murphy dissents. Horace Fogel declines comment awaiting the board’s findings.
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Lynch
Magee
Murphy
Board of Directors
Horace Fogel
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
What They Say Goes Says Sherwood Magee
Sherwood Magee in Cincinnati says league directors run baseball and their word goes. He notes his stance depends on President Fogel and that a decision is expected if the team must obey the league’s direction before the ballpark visit.
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Sherwood Magee
Cincinnati
Chicago
Philadelphia
Magee
Fogel
Unjust Decision Says Dooin Over Magee Case
Philadelphia manager Charles S. Dooin calls the league directors action unjust and says Magee should be reinstated. Dooin spoke after arriving home from St. Louis only to learn of the decision while a physician examined his broken leg. He believes an apology to umpire Finneran and President Lynch could lead to reinstatement.
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Philadelphia
Charles S. Dooin
National League Baseball Club
Magee
Dooin
St. Louis
Finneran
Lynch
Doom
Lawrence and Lynn Split Their Double-Header
Lawrence and Lynn split a double-header with Lawrence winning 7 to 0 in game one and Lynn taking game two 4 to 2. Howard pitched for Lawrence in both games and Briggs made a key one hand catch in the second. Harrington earned the second game win for Lynn with a seventh inning double and aggressive baserunning.
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Lawrence
Lynn
Howard
Harrington
Briggs
New Bedford Beats Brockton 5-2 in Season Return
New Bedford defeated Brockton 5-2, snapping a season-long skid. Bushelman pitched effectively holding Brockton to five hits as Reardon struggled in early innings. McCrone stood out with strong hitting and fielding, securing the win for New Bedford.
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Brockton
Bushelman
Reardon
McCrone
A.E
Banman
McLane
M'Crowert
Howard
Rising
Ness
Boardman
Merrill
Eastman
M'nville
Lonergan
Prattee
Bush
Vine
Lonergan Rising
Bauman
Marley Bushelman
Rortganville
High School Matchups Across New England
Baseball or basketball schedule lists Brockton at New Bedford Haverhill at Lowell Lawrence at Lynn Worcester at Mall River two games implied Planned pairings span multiple venues with regional teams facing off in upcoming action
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New Bedford
Haverhill
Lowell
Lowell Seeeweeee
Boxing Bill in New York Spurs Framing of Game Rules
Arthur Duffey notes the Frawley bill will stabilize boxing in New York, praising Governor Dix appointees for honesty and warning promoters against manipulating decisions. He predicts national impact if the Empire State’s law works, while Boston fans fill stadiums and witness sharp games as fate of champions remains unsettled.
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Frawley
New York
Burg
Dix
Empire State
World cycling and automobile records noted
South Boston reports the hour records: Guignard rode 68 miles 189.8 yards in Munich on Sept 15 1909. Oldfield’s car pace reached about 133 miles in one hour in Florida. Meade notes no authentic Detroit offer to Cobb for a $2000 salary raise tied to a 300 point batting mark.
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Paul Guignard
Munich
Germany
Barney Oldfield
Florida
G. S. Meade
Detroit
Cobb
Lowell Beats Haverhill 8 4 In Ten Innings
Lowell defeats Haverhill 8 to 4 in a 10 inning game. Wilson drives in two in the ninth to tie, then Lowell scores four in the tenth. McGamwell homered. Moulton, Barrows, Cooney and Magee pace Lowell with multiple hits. Graverson, Ferris charged with losses. Bannon umpired.
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Lowell
Wilson
Graverson
Ferris
McIntyre
Moulton
Barrows
Cooney
Magee Boukes
Huston
Courtner
McGamwell
Reynolds
Parle
Houston
Magee Moulton
Bannon
Slaverhill
Tains Ms
A.E. Es Moulton
Courtney
Ozoung
Plate
Ison
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Well
Flaharty
Wright
Boultes
Milliman
Wolfgang
Hogge
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