Speed Boys Prepared to Give Tiger's Tail Another Twist
Detroit Aug. 3 The Red Sox guests of President Taylor attend Grand Circuit races as officials and players mingle with Detroit figures. Karger eyes another strong start against the Tigers with confident talk on pitching and a belief Boston will sweep the upcoming game.
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Dudie Archdale Dominates Detroit Stake Race
Dudie Archdale, driven by Geers in sulky, wins the Merchants and Manufacturers $10,000 stake at Detroit fair grounds in straight heats. The black trotter has now won three consecutive $10,000 events in as many weeks, with Ario Leyburn finishing second in all heats. Geers receives applause despite a lingering injury.
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Local sports discuss season meetings and boxing oversight
Frank Facey, secretary of the local amateur association, defends the season ahead and invites athletes to request blanks for upcoming meets. The piece notes a proposed boxing organization mirroring other sports governance and discusses notable athletes and events including Sheridan, Ellery Clark, John Cody, Bredemus, Shrubb, Woods, and the Speaker Cobb rivalry, with emphasis on regional anticipation for forthcoming competitions.
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Dog Baskets For Carrying Or Shipping Dogs
An Iver Johnson Sporting Goods Co catalogue item offers light strong dog baskets for carrying or shipping dogs priced at three dollars. Available wholesale and retail from 155 157 Washington Street corner Cornhill with a free catalogue.
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New York Detroit July Twenty Third Score and Series Pitchers
Detroit won 6 to 2 over New York on July 23. Boston pitchers in the New York series were Cicotte Smith Hall Collins Wood Arellanes Smith. Revere-Jack Johnson once an African jodger at Revere. George and Cummings were two old long distance champions, English. Ty Cobb salary noted as very high. Wolgast Nelson fight pictures shown in Boston. In a weekly pool tie, divide prize equally among players with equal runs.
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Typos Play To 16 Innings Tie
Boston Types and Dorchester A A tied 2 to 2 after 16 innings. game called at darkness. Murray fanned 16, Desaulniers 14. Cronin had five hits and four steals. Notable fielding slows and numerous runners cut off at plate.
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Record Breaking Open Midsummer Race At Marblehead
Open midsummer series attracts 1388 boats across 26 classes in Marblehead Mass. despite light southeast wind delaying finish times. Mavourneen of New York wins Class P by 1 minute 19 seconds over Wianno with Amoret close behind. Demon wins sonderklasse.
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Leary Leaves Athletics For North Carolina Minor League
Waltham High pitcher Jack Leary, previously signed by the Athletics, is released by Connie Mack and assigned to a North Carolina minor league team.
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Waltham High
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Connie Mack
North Carolina
Gans Racing Homeward While Facing Death in Baltimore
Joe Gans former lightweight champion hurries across the continent toward Baltimore to see his mother before death from consumption. He told friends on the Santa Fe train he would not stop in Chicago and is rapidly failing with restoratives given to keep him from total collapse. The narrative also recounts a baseball game where Baker and Tannehill led a late rally for a win, culminating in Baker scoring the decisive run.
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Naps Beat Yankees 4 2 as Quinn Falters in Eighth
Cleveland August 3. Naps rally for four runs in the eighth to beat the Yankees 4 to 2. Quinn allowed five straight hits and a wild pitch that let Birmingham score, while Falkenberg batted and scored before Quinn finished. Lajoie and Stovall produced two hits each for the Naps.
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Covaleskie Keeps No Hit Game Streak Alive
Covaleskie, the left handed pitcher for the Phillies and Reds, pulled off another no hitter this week marking the second such feat since being sent south by Griffith.
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Athletes Edge White Sox 2 1 In Tight Chicago Tilt
Chief Bender dominates on the mound for the Athletics while Meloan misplays a fly ball in a 2 to 1 victory over the White Sox. Four hits mark the Athletics attack as Young keeps Sox hits scattered until the fourth inning. Baker breaks the tie in the ninth by scoring from second on Meloan’s dropped fly ball.
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Women's Doubles Finals Set for Magnolia Tennis Tourney
Magnolia Aug 3 The Magnolia Tennis Association sets Friday morning for the women's doubles finals on Oceanside courts with pairs Eleanora Sears Suzanne Thayer and the winners of the semi finals Helen Penhallow Miss Morse and Mrs Richardson Miss Harriet Johnston. Penhallow and Morse defeated Edith Deacon Lucy Blair 6-8 6-2 while Mrs Richardson Miss Johnston beat Miss Colbert Miss Solari 6-2 6-3.
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Harvard
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Miss Bagnell to Wed Mr Culbertson
Manchester August 3 Mrs William Bagnell of St Louis announced the engagement of her only daughter Miss Effie Bagnell to William Culbertson younger son of Samuel A Culbertson of Louisville and Washington Culbertson is the younger brother of Craig Culbertson whose engagement to Miss Alice Van dergrift of Pittsburg was announced recently
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Addie Joss Out For Season With Arm Trouble
Cleveland reports star pitcher Addie Joss will not play again this season after weeks of rest show little improvement. Advisers say he should rest until spring to return as a leading pitcher, with club directors granting a leave of absence for remainder of the season and possibly allowing some scouting duties.
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Bryces Visit Beverly Summer Spot At Pride's Crossing
Ambassador James Bryce and Mrs Bryce enjoy Beverly shore at Burneside cottage Pride's Crossing as they travel from Dublin New Hampshire for a Beverly stay with the Misses Loring.
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Exeter flier Freidy Burns aims for major championships
Freidy Burns of Exeter says he is in top form and will compete in the upcoming A A U championships in New Orleans and the Canadian championships. He believes he will perform well and hopes for strong showings in these meets.
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Wood Named Favorite in Caledonia Marathon Showdown
Greater interest centers on the 12 mile international Marathon at Caledonia Grove this Saturday. Abby Wood the Canadian record holder and W Queal the Canadian 10 and 15 mile champion loom as the main contenders. John Svanberg remains the prior favorite but is seen as unlikely to exceed third. Wood, last year’s winner over Hans Holmer, arrives today to finish training at Charlesbank gym. Queal rose to prominence after defeating Svanberg Sellen Meadows and Holmer in a 10 mile Auburn race last week.
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Fleming to Retire as Haverhill Boss
Haverhill will depose manager Thomas Fleming tomorrow evening. Thomas Bannon, former Middletown manager, will take over, after the directors decided they need an aggressive leader. Bannon played center field for Haverhill last year.
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Cubs Show Little Path for Giants in Gotham
The passage implies the Cubs fail to guide the Giants in New York, suggesting Chance’s group lacks a polished, leading role in this matchup or season.
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