Boston Beats Cleveland 7 to 2 in Foggy Yacht Race News
In Cleveland, the Boston team wins their third straight against the Napoleons, scoring seven to two as Dineen and Ferris dominate. Rhoades, Lachance, and Parent contribute, while Cleveland ties the series and Boston aims for a four game sweep.
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Bostons
Parent
Lachance
Dineen
Clevelands
Napoleons
Young
Tannehill
Rhoades
Freeman
Ferris
Tajoie
Lajoie
Napoleon
Flick
Bradley
Bay
Gibson
Boston
Donahue
Locals rally to tie lead. Green drives winning run
In Chicago on August 3 the locals tied Washington's seemingly safe lead in the ninth by sending Holmes and Isbell to bat for Sullivan and Walsh, both of whom delivered. They won in the 10th era as Green scored the winning run after a tense rally.
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Chicago
Washington
Holmes
Isbell
Sullivan
Walsh
Green
Detroit Strikes Out 11 as Williams Hits Homers in Loss
Detroit team retired all 11 on strikes but errors doomed them. Williams belted a home run and a three bagger spurred the scoring. Greminger was sold to Minneapolis today as attendance reached about 2000. The score remains unsettled.
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Cheshro
Detroits
Williams
Greminger
Minneapolis
Philadelphia Defeats St Louis in Loose Game
Philadelphia defeated St Louis 10 to 6 in a loosely played contest. Siever was hit hard by the visitors, who batted him for nine runs while St Louis misplayed frequently. Murphey hit a three base double and M Cross led the hitting for Philadelphia. Attendance was 161,000.
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Philadelphia
St. Tonis
Siever
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Davis
Trenley
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Teers
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Bergen
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Ja Gessler
Pittsburg
Hite
Sheechard
Agner
Carlsch
Ritchey
Pittsboro
Carpenter and O'Day
Journal Beats American In Nine to Seven Victory
The Journal defeated American 9 to 7 at the American league grounds yesterday afternoon. Journal's Hallahan and McCourt starred on a fast-paced day while Maloney and Kelly paired for the win. Attendance was 425 with McGee and Shaughnessy catching for American.
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Journal
American
Hallahan
McCourt
R.A.B. Journal
Maloney and Kelly
McGee and
Shaughnessy
Stafford
Roxbury Triumphs 11-9 After 14 Innings at Fort Warren
In a bitterly fought 14 inning game Roxbury defeated Fort Warren 11 to 9 at Fort Warren yesterday. Key performances came from Roxbury batters Towle and Tyons and Fort Warren pitcher Shaw. Fielding standout plays came from Cooney Barrett Dougherty and Shaw as the teams combined for a lengthy Eastern matchup.
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Fort Warren
Towle
Tyons
Shaw
Cooney
Barrett
Dougherty
Moran Heads to St Louis for Cycling Championship
Jimmy Moran has left for St Louis to chase a championship medal, making a Moran MacLean clash at Revere impossible. A 20 mile contest pits Caldwell Butler and MacLean as the featured trio, with a five mile motor-paced race and a 10 mile open for amateurs on the same program.
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Jimmy Moran
St. Louis
MacLean
Moran
Revere
Caldwell
Butler
Sailboat races near Eagle Island crown Chewink IV and Tayac winners
In a foggy coast series off Eagle Island the Chewink IV won the 30-foot class by 47 seconds while the Tayac led late to take the 22s and the Medric placed second in close pursuit. The Arrow topped the 18s, Meemer won A, Yarico B, Susanne C. Loon lost in fog, a search launch deployed. 15-footers did not finish within time.
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Baseball Notes from the South End and Nearby Teams
Two games today at the South End keep teams in first place with three straight wins from Cleveland. Washington nearly beat Chicago. White Sox needed 10 innings to top Washington. Gibson to pitch in Cleveland today as teams plan more matchups and seeks for stronger opponents for next Saturday. Brooklines and Winter Hills seek away games. Calhoun of Haverhill drawn into offseason talk. several clubs announce contacts and open dates.
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Washington
Chicago
Pittinger
Gibson
White Sox
Senators
Shorty McCuish
Boston
Royal Rooters
Brooklines
J. Ryan
Brookline
Winter Hills
H. Cross
St. Louis
Zearfoss
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Taylor
Collins
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Haverhill
Calhoun
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Lynn
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I.oo
Blue Sfill Association
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Roxburys
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Quincey Street
St. Philip's A. A
Tabor
John J. Barry
Washington Street
Jack McLean
Bill Dineen
Cleveaud
Boxing Gossip Points to High Driven Rivalry in 15 Round Match
Eddie Carr and Rouse O'Brien train hard for a 15 round bout slated for Marlboro tomorrow night. Carr seeks victory and eyes a future title bid against New England bantam champion Jimmy Walsh while O'Brien aims to prove his equal in a bout that promises a keen contest from start to finish.
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Rouse O'Brien
Highland A
Marlboro
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O'Brien
Jimmy Walsh
New England
South
Ralph Kelley
Johnny Lynch
Cambridge
Young Donahue
Kid Pantz
Cambridge A. A
Betwen Donohue
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Pride of
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Boston
Donahue
North End
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James J. Corbett
Jack White
New Brunswick
Corbett
Bayside
White
Jeffries
George Gardner
Lowell
Jim Jeffords
Silverbow A. C
Butte
Mont
Jeffords
Sam Harris
Terry McGovern
Eddie Hanlon
Hanlon
Terry
Boston and St. Louis Split Doubleheader in Boston
Boston and St. Louis played a doubleheader before a large South End crowd. Boston won the opener 7 to 6 on Fred Raymer’s 10th inning RBI single. St. Louis took the nightcap 6 to 3 aided by Brain’s eighth inning homer. Batting and fielding were erratic on both sides, with multiple miscues and sloppy plays noted.
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St. Louis
Fred Raymer
Buck
Braves
Tom Fisher
O'Neill
Fisher
Charley Nichols
Cardinals
Corbett
Raymer
Tenney
Batty
Cooley
Farrell
Wilhelm
John Haggerty
Taylor
Nichols
Second Game Summary of Cincinnati Philadelphia
The box score notes Cincinnati scored 4 earned runs with Odwell hitting a home run. Woodruff, Magee, and Corcoran turned a double play. Sparks pitched eight innings allowing 11 hits, Kellum issued one walk, and Philadelphia struck out Kellum three times. Cincinnati left nine on base.
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Collins
Chick Stahl
Freeman
Parent
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Washington
Chicago
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Tannehill
Ifill
Donovan
Dundon
Davis
Jones
Wolfe
Cassidy
Patten
Balle
OW Walsh
Smith
Hitler
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Lesvesveee
Colling
Tener
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Sree
Lachaneee
Ferris
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Dineen
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Lajoie
Hickman
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Turner
Vu Ray
Bemis
Joss
Rhoades
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Cleveland
Whee Wanea
Mits
OW Joss
Flick
Bewis
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Dinneen
Cannell
Delehanty
ST. Lots
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Farrel
Wae
A. Ry ' Shannon
Evesig
Nh U
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Sma
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Barter
Carney
Needham
Fisher
Wwe
St. Louis
Shannon
Tuttr
Brain
Katty
Farrell
Barclay
Tdelehanty
O'Neill
Shay
Sparks
Cincinnati
Odwell
Woodruff
Magee
Corcoran
Philadelphia
Kellum
Cincinnati AB
E Dolan
Oleh
Steinfeldt
Peitz Lb
Eve Enrres
Sehlet
Vu ” Kellum
Ewing
Crissaes
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Thomas
Dolan
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Wolverton
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Frazer
Pittinger Leads Portland Club Pay Dispute
Boston National club enacts a no work no pay rule and with Charley Pittinger refuses to play until $150 owed for seven days is paid. Pittinger, under a $4000 wartime contract, balks at proposed changes while club directors consider a board decision and possible compromise.
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Charley Pittinger
Pittinger
Conant
Messrs
Soden and Billings
Cincinnati
Buckenberger
Carlisle
Penn
Dittinger
Warrens Lead Hub Amateurs In Fast Boston League
In the Hub amateur league, the Warrens top the standings with four wins and one loss as teams remain well matched. Mt Bowdoin has been expelled for umpire-breach, while Thompson and Hawkes lead pitching and fielding for their clubs. White of Jamaica strengthens the rotation as others like Fogarty and Murray star at short and on the mound.
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Warrens
Ct. Warrens
Credeenie Oracles
Bronksifles
Whuiavcar
W. BB
Mt. Bowdoin
Thompson
Jim Hawkes
Frank Murphy
Smith
Brooksides
Driscoll
Fogarty
Crescents
Murray
White
Jamaica
Joe Wagner
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