Browns Win 1-0 in 12 Innings on Squeeze Play
In St Louis on August 2 the Browns beat the Red Sox 1-0 after 12 innings. Leary opened the 12th with a single and scored on Speaker’s fumble and Lavan’s squeeze bunt. Foster pitched well for Boston despite loss as Weisman allowed only seven hits.
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Mackmen
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Lavan
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Naps Beat Senators In Slugging Game
Naps defeat Senators in a high scoring slugfest. Key offensive plays include Olson, Jackson, and Moel with multiple hits, Chapman and Graney with three bases, Olson homer, and Sacrifice flies by Chapman and Shan. Bentley earned the win with five innings pitched, Poehling five innings, Altrock and Steen also referenced.
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Yankees
Tigers
Naps
Senators
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Cleveland
Washington
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Jackson
Moel
Chapman
Graney
Shan
Gandil
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Poehling
Altrock
Balk
Steen
Cleveland, CO
Washington Today
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Ewe
Foster
Mitchell
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Sewnene Schaefer
McBride
Williams
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Coreeornse
Boston Men in National Regatta
Cambridge oarsmen head to Philadelphia for the national regatta with Faulkner brothers aiming for the senior doubles. Their father George Faulkner coaches and travels with the team, while H. H. Livingston of Riverside Boat Club will race in the senior single sculls. Several local rowers follow to compete on the Schuylkill next Friday and Saturday.
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Boston
Cambridge
Faulkner Brothers
Peary
William
George Faulkner
H. H. Livingston
Riverside Boat Club
Schuy Killiver
Work at Rockingham Park Begins for Safe Track
Experts start today to work on the Rockingham Park track to ensure safety for the light harness meet during the Rockingham Fair September 1 to 5. Ralph T. Miller, manager of the horse racing department, says every effort will be made to have the track right for good racing and safety for the horses.
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Rockingham Park
Ralph T. Miller
Rockingham Fair
Mackmen's Bats Win From Chicago
Batted for Cicotte in the Philadelphia game with a 10-8 Chicago win. Scored through hits including a two-base hit by Blackburn and a three-base hit by Baker. Walsh allowed four in 4 innings, Lathrop four in 2 2/3, Cicotte two in 1 1/3. Bodie Sacrifice, double plays by Blackburn Alcock Lathrop Daly and Barry FE Collins McInnis. Walks issued by Lathrop three Cicotte two. Shawkey struck out eight. Time 2 hours. Umpires Chill and Connolly.
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McCormick Beats Nickerson in New York State Tennis Final
E R McCormick the Pacific Coast interscholastic tennis champion defeated H Nickerson, former Harvard star, 3 6 19 17 5 in the Crescent Athletic Club on August 2. Nickerson led late in the third set but McCormick surged to win as Otto Froitsheim and Oscar Kreuzer failed to appear from Pittsburgh.
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New York
E. R. McCormick
Pittsburg
Bridgeport Sweep Hints at Doubleheader Results
Bridgeport won 5 4 in game one and 8 1 in game two against Pittsfield. New Haven routed Springfield 7 1. Waterbury defeated New London 8 1.
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Pittsfield
New Haven
Springfield
Waterbury
New London
First New England Automobile Show at Rockingham Fair
The first New England auto show featuring 1915 cars will run September 1 to 5 at Rockingham Fair. Space has been allotted for the automobile department with many dealers exhibiting 1914 and 1915 models under a tent near the midway. Rollin H. White visits Boston and Marblehead on company business as part of a trip to inspect new sales and service stations. The Wisconsin State Automobile Association schedules the fourth annual Sentinel Trophy tour for early September with a 1915 Mitchell Special Six designated as the path finding car.
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New England
Rockingham Fair
Automobile Department
Chester I. Campbell
Rollin H. White
White Company
Maine
J. & Hathaway
Boston
Mr. White
Marblehead
W. Starling Burgess
M. CG. Moore
Milwaukee
Pittsburg Federals Edge Chicago 1 0 In Low-Scoring Game
In Chicago on August 2, Pittsburg Federals defeated Chicago 1 to 0. Jones singled to start the rally, advanced on Delehanty drive, and scored when Oakes lined a hit. Batteries Knetzer Kerr Pendergast Block provided the pitching.
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Pittsburg
Jones
Delehanty
Oakes
R.ae. Pittehurm Cys Escas
Knetzer
Kerr
Pendergast
Block
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