Fall River Wins Two Over Nashua in Iceir Hitting Showdown
Fall River defeats Nashua twice 15 to 2 and 6 to 6 as hitters dominate. Beard issues 13 bases on balls in game one. Swanson sharp in game two with Nashua limited to three hits. Key scorers include O'Hara, Bowcock, Guiheen, Hickey, and McLaughlin with umpires and attendance noted.
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Nashua
Beard
Fall River
Swanson
Nashda
A.E
O'Hara
Bowcock
Guiheen
Iickey
Harris
Feeney
Moorehead
Sullivan
McLaughlin
Hickey
Devine
Gusheen
O' Brien
Lin
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McDaniels
Bannon
Waters
Henry
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Kiernan
Gutheen
O’hara
Bawcock
Murch
Cox
Mpire
O’brien
Haverhill Nips Lawrence In Tight Pitching Duel
Haverhill scores in the late innings to edge Lawrence as Ahearn and Spratt drive runs. Pitching by Connolly and Leith limits the opposition with several key moments including two-base hits and stolen bases by Wallace Armbruster and Wilson. Attendance not listed.
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Haverhill
Lawrence
Taylor
Ahearn
Spratt
Wallace
Boardman
Connolly
Armbruster
Wilson
Leith
Hastings
Clark
Murphy
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Kwall
Taunton Ousts Lowell In New England League Openers
Taunton replaced Lowell in the New England league and opened with two losses for Lowell as New Bedford defeated them 14 to 4 and 15 to 2. Drohan and McKnight pitched in the first game, Huntington pitched the second, and both Varney and Drohan left with finger injuries.
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New Bedford
Taunton
Lowell
Drohan
McKnight
Huntington
Varney
Elmina and Invader Prepare for New York Y C Cruise
The Elmina and Invader will headline class contests in the New York Y C cruise from Glen Cove to Marblehead August 19, with launches in April and July. Both schooners were built at Lawley's South Boston yard and designed by famed naval architects A Carey Smith and A S Chesbrough.
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Glen Cove
Marblehead
Y. C
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Invader
Roy A. Rainey
Lawley’s
South Boston
Fred Lawley
Lloyd Phoenix
Baseball News and Comment Highlights and Rumors
Tannehill shines at his best and Gibson may start if right. Dineen or another pitcher will take the mound for the Blues. Several stars like Lajoie Stovall Joss Ray Bernhard Kahl and Rhoades are out. Freddy Parent mourns as his fox hound vanished from the Boston dressing room.
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Gibson
Indians
Big Bill Dineen
Moore
Donahue
Blues
Lajoie
Stovall
Joss
Ray
Bernhard
Kahl
Rhoades
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New York Americans
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Owens
Collins
Tom Owens
Jerome
Providence
Lynn Defeats Concord In Late-Game Baseball Thriller
Lynn tops Concord 8 to 4 in a seventh inning rally. Pastor scored the winning run as sensational fielding kept the game tight. key hitters include Zacher Daum and Hartman with multiple runs and hits. Attendance 850, Swope and Hartman pitched.
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Lynn
Concord
Pastor
Templin
O. O'Neill
R. F
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Daum
Duggan
J.murphy
Henry
Swope
Hartman
Kane
J. Murphy
Bannon
Sheets
Lake
Eustace
Stafford
Whitney Pays 12000 For Colt Timber At Auction
Saratoga notes Harry Payne Whitney paid $12,000 to John Ss. Madden for the colt Timber, a promising Futurity candidate, in a late summer sale.
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Whitney
Saratoga
N. Y
Harry Payne Whitney
John Ss. Madden
Colt Timber
Kaiser William backs U S Germany yacht races in 1906
Kaiser William proposes international yacht races between the United States and Germany in fall 1906 with three boats to represent each country.
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New York
Kaiser William
United States
Germany
Boston Yacht Club Opens Hull Race in Light Breeze
Hull Bay proved stubborn for the first midsummer series race as wind was spotty and light. Winners included Tyro in 22-footers, Bat in 18-footers, and Cigarette in 15-footers, with Tama fastest overall and leading on both actual and corrected times. The second race set for today at 1:30.
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Boston Yacht Club
Hull Bay
Tyro
Bat
Cigarette
Meemer
Jacobin
Tama
Medric II
Peri II
Medric
Rube
Clotho
Sheep Island
Nutmeg
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Perl
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H. FE. Lynch
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F. L. Dunne
Yenoh
H. S. Potter
Blink
C. W. Estabrook
Eeee Firefly
Woodpile
A. T. Lincoln
Fitzsimmons May Again Claim World Boxing Crown
The article suggests Robert Fitzsimmons could regain the world heavyweight title from Marvin Hart. It notes he would become the oldest champion and the first to win the title after losing it. A September San Francisco bout is possible if Fitzsimmons stays in shape.
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Robert Fitzsimmons
Bob
Marvin Hart
Fitzsimmons
San Francisco
Fitz
Hart
Root
Sandy Ferguson Trades Ring for Fisherman Role
Gloucester August 3 John A Ferguson known as Sandy Ferguson the stubborn child of Chelsea will seasonally swap boxing gear for fishermen’s attire He has joined the Emma B Brown Captain Billy Welsh for a sein ing voyage and spent the morning studying charts and boxing the compass under Captain Billy’s guidance
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Gloucester
John A. Ferguson
Sandy” Ferguson
Chelsea
Sandy
Emma B. Brown
Billy Welsh
Billy
Australians to Play Here in National Tennis Championship
Two Australians Dunlop and Parker plan to compete in the national tennis championship at Newport starting the week of August 14 on Meadow Club courts at Southampton L I If they arrive in season W A Larned Beals Wright Paul H Dashiel who captained and managed the team and others who went to England have just returned to the United States
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New York
Messrs. Dunlop and
Parker
Newport
Meadow Club
Southampton
L. I
W. A. Larned
Beals C. Wright
Paul H. Dashiel
Holcomb Ward
William J. Clothier
England
Champions Shut Out Cleveland in 5–0 Victory
Boston quieted the Cleveland Blues 5 to 0 as the champion club pounded the ball and shut down league leaders. Lajoie Bay and Kahl were out, with Hess, Bernhard, and others temporarily sidelined. Criger drove in two runs, Criger triple and Tannehill single sparked a second inning rally, while Ferris and Selbach contributed key plays. Attendance reached 7,432 as Connolly umpired.
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Boston
Cleveland Blues
Cleveland
Lajoie
Bay
Kahl
Flick
Rhoades
Bernhard
Champs
Hess
Criger
Bemis
Parent
Jackson
Vinson
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Selbach
Burkett
Collins
Bradley
Turner
Freeman
Carr
Stahl
Tannehill
Vincent
Lou
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Buelow
Tanny
Philadelphia Edges Detroit In Close Baseball Contest
Philadelphia defeated Detroit by one run in a spirited game. Mullen pitched well until the seventh inning when a bases loaded walk tied the score and a late single brought in the winning run. Both teams fielded strongly.
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Philadelphia
Detroit
Mullen
Chicago Defeats Washington 6–0 Behind Strong Pitching
Chicago topped Washington 6 to 0 as Adams faltered early and Smith limited the locals to four singles. A sensational catch by FE Jones highlighted the game in the first inning.
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Washington
Chicago
Adams
Smith
FE. Jones
Jones Wins Rhode Island Tennis Title at Bristol
J. D. Ames was defeated by J. Jones in a four set singles final 6-4 6-1 3-6 6-2 at the Bristol Y M C A courts to claim the Rhode Island champion title. Clarence Budlong defaulted, transferring the cup to Jones as champion with Ames as runner up. In consolation finals C Brisham beat E Greene 6-3 6-0.
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Bristol
R. I
J. DD. BF. Jones
Rhode Island
Bristol Y. M. C. A
J. D. Ames
Clarence BR
Budlong
Jones
C. §. Brisham
E. C. Greene
Davy Jones Near Move to Washington A L Club
Davy Jones, former Chicago NL center fielder, likely to play for Washington of the American League next season after a release to Minneapolis last spring. Agreement between Manager Stant and Owner Watkins is said to be practically reached.
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Milwaukee
Davy Jones
Chicago
Minneapolis
Washington
Stant
Watkins
New York Wins In 11th In American Series Opener
New York edged St. Louis 2-1 in the eleventh inning on Wallace s wild throw to score the winning run. Keeler and Yeager sparked the offense with timely hits as Fultz Elberfeld and Conroy scored and Wallace made the decisive play. Fultz and Keeler each doubled, Powell pitched four innings and Griffith worked well for St Louis. Attendance 6400.
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St. Louis
Wallace
Stone
Keeler
Powell
Roth
cYeager
Fultz
Yeager
Hogg
Griffith
Gleason
Sugden
Elberfeld
Conroy
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