Browns Beat Red Sox 6 to 1 Behind Vean Gregg
St Louis Aug 3 The Browns halted the Red Sox 6 to 1 as Vean Gregg lasted six innings allowing five runs four earned. Boston’s miscues and failed hit and run plays compounded their troubles while James pitched well for Cleveland and George Foster Collins Leonard Shore and others for Boston were limited. The Browns seized the lead in the sixth with four runs and held on for the win as Boston dropped further in the pennant race.
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Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
Gregg
Red Sox
Collins
Leonard
Shore
Foster
Cady
St. Louis
Harrison Avenue
Lewis
Big James
Janvrin J
Hoblitzell
Browns
Howard
Lavan
Janvrin
Red Sox Offer Fenway for Braves Remaining Season
Boston Braves impressed President Tannin who wired President Guff to use Fenway Park for the rest of the season at no charge. Lannin offers any help. Gregg allowed 7 runs in 6 innings, Bedient 1 run in 2 innings. Hooper and Gardner stole bases, St. Louis left on base thrice, Boston six.
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Howard
AB. R
A. E. Shotten
Tere
Pratt
Steee Nee
Walker
Liisa
Leary
Seas
Williams
Lavan
Cacdis Eae
Uc Seeee
Scott
Speaker
Lewis
Gardner
Janvrin
Hoblitzel
Cady
Henricksen
Thomas
Gregg
Bedient
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Boston Braves
Tannin
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Guffned
Fenway Park
Lannin
Braves
Hooper
Shotten
Boston
James
Hildebrand and
Dineen
Police Nines Clash In Newton Championship Series
The Newton and Lowell police baseball teams meet on the Common at West Newton tomorrow morning in game two of the league championship. Mayor Childs of Newton will throw the first ball. If Lowell loses, a decisive third game will be played at Fenway Park on a date to be announced.
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Newton
Lowell
West Newton
Childs
Fenway Park
Regional matchups listed for New England and major cities
A schedule of basketball pairings by region and city, listing New England games including Manchester Worcester Lynn Haverhill Lawrence Lewiston Lowell Portland and Colonial era games Brockton Taunton New Bedford Pawtucket Woonsocket Fall River along with national matchups Boston St Louis New York Detroit Philadelphia Chicago Cleveland and others.
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New York
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
Philadelphia
Federal
Baltimore
Kansas City
Buffalo
ST. Louis
Indianapolis
Haverhill
Portland
Lowell
Worcester - Manch
Lewiston
Lawrence
New Bedford
Fall River
Taunton Sea
Woonsocket
Taunton
P.C. Weet Wens
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Louis Ee Weenee
Boston Fee Eee
Cincinnati
Philadelphia Eee Ewes
Pittsburg Stones
Brooklyn Stee E
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New England
Manchester
Worcester
Lynn
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Brockton
Pawtucket
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St Louis
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P.O. Fall River Ee
Woonsocket Twee Sae
Pawtucket Peewee Ee
Twee Eens
Taunton E. Tea. Eee
Brockton Tee
Wwe Wes
Regional basketball matchups listed for variety of cities
The schedule lists Kansas City at Brooklyn and St Louis at Pittsburg plus Chicago at Baltimore and Indianapolis at Buffalo, indicating a sequence of intercity games. Each pairing pairs a major city with another opposite co participant in a rotating slate.
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Chicago A
Baltimore Tates
Indianapolis
Brooklyn
Buffalo
Pittsburg Oa
Kansas City
St Louis
Federal
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Chicago
Baltimore
Rochester Newark Game Result Summary
Rochester Newark 4 Rochester Montreal 7 Jersey City 3 At Buffalo Baltimore 0 Morning Toronto Providence Toronto 4 Afternoon Toronto Providence Toronto 1
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Rochester
Newark
Montreal
Jersey City
Buffalo
Baltimore
Toronto
Providence
Providence Torontoe
Senators Beat Naps In Very Loose Game
Washington defeated Cleveland 7 to 4 in a loosely played game. Engle and Ingerman pitched with Aries more effective than Collamore. Seven errors contributed to 11 unearned runs in a rough contest played in Cleveland.
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Senators
NAPS
Cleveland
Washington
Engle
Ingerman
Oger
Aries
Collamore
Cherokee pitcher jumps to Brooklyn Federals from Giants
Jim Bluejacket, the Cherokee pitcher sold by Bloomington to the New York Giants, has jumped to the Brooklyn Federals. He receives double the Giants offer, a two year contract, and a $1000 advance.
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Bloomington
Jim Bluejacket
New York Giants
Brooklyn Federals
Giants
West End Meet At Charlesbank Gymnasium This Saturday
The Charlesbank Gymnasium hosts a major city meet under the West End House with Joseph J. McNamara directing. A fast cinder track and a rivalry relay between Irish American A A and the B A A headline a program featuring athletes from all city clubs. entries close Thursday Aug 6 at the Charlesbank Gymnasium.
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Charlesbank
West End House
Joseph J. McNamara
A. A
Charlesbank Gymnasium
Four for semi final match in New York tennis championship
Four players earned semi final spots at the New York State tennis championship held at the Crescent Athletic Club. Frederick B. Alexander led the top half with Lindley Murray, while Maurice E. McLoughlin and Inman advanced from the lower half. Inman beat Thomas Bundy 6-1 6-4, and the doubles match saw Alexander and Yackett defeat Washburn and Touchard 6-3 6-2.
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New York
Crescent Athletic Club
Frederick B. Alexander
Lindley Murray
California
Ajcander
Charles Chambers
G. ~ Murray
E. R. McCommick
G Ofens
Frederick
Inman
Maurice E. McToughlin
Murray
Ella Fortress
St. Catherine A A Seeks Away Baseball Game
Due to a cancellation the St. Catherine A A seeks an away game for 14 to 15 year olds. Contact Aus 8 William J Wood 123 Calumet Street Roxbury Carlisle A A of North End offers half fares for 109 men Louis D Amato 152 Salon Street Boston Richmoni ivly My.
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Aus
William J. Wood
Calumet Street
Roxbury
Carlisle
A. A
North End
Louis D'Amato
Salon Street
Bostons
Richmoni Ivly
Boston Men Whitewash Quakers in Doubleheader
Cincinnati August 3. Eighteen innings of mixed play drew over 1000 fans at Redland Field as Boston beat Philadelphia 13 to 0 in the first game of the national union printers baseball league doubleheader.
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Cincinnati
Redland Field
National Union Printers’ Baseball League
Philadelphia
Boston
Beaneaters Triumph Over Washington in Doubleheader Thriller
The Boston Beaneaters win the second game against Washington, 9 to 3, after a pitching switch by manager McCarthy. Murray shines with eight strikeouts and two singles allowed, while O'Shaughnessy leads Boston with a homer, a triple, and two singles. In the opener, O'Shaughnessy contributes another homer as Smith exits early.
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Chicago
Washington
Boston
Smith
Murray
Farrell
Beaneaters
McCarthy
Quakertown
Patterson
O'Shaughnessy
Beaneater
Squair Wins Western Tennis Title in Chicago
Alexander Squair of the University of Chicago defeated Clarence Griffin of San Francisco 6-3 5-7 6-2 6- as he claimed the Western tennis championship. Griffin, hindered by poor condition, won the second set narrowly but was outplayed in the final.
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Chicago
Alexander Squair
University of Chicago
Clarence Griffin
San Francisco
Griffin
Zeider Out With Back Injuries For Chicago Federals
Rollie Zeider, Chicago Federals third baseman, has two displaced vertebrae and will miss several games. A physician stated the condition after today's exam and expected recovery time.
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Chicago
Rollie Zeider
Chicago Federals
Brockton Co onials Triumph In City Championship
The Brockton Co onials defeated the North Ends 7 to 0 to win the city championship. Wright pitched a steady game for the victors.
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Brockton
Haverhill Edges Lynn 3–2 In Haverhill Baseball Clash
Vail troubled Lynn with wild pitching as Haverhill won 3–2. Key plays included Yelle Moulton and Campbell fielding highlights. Lynn outslugged but unable to overcome early deficits. bases on balls and errors shaped the late tension.
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Lynn
Vail
Haverhill
Yelle, Moulton and Campbell
Howard
Smith
J. Wflahert
Porter
Robinson
Yelle
Campbell
C. Wilson
Orcutt
G. Wilson
Moulton
Wilson
Southern
ball—Murphy
Keeler
Lewiston Defeats Lawrence 2–1 on Strong Pitching
Lewiston edges Lawrence 2 to 1 as Fullerton allows scattered hits and Garlow limits Lawrence to five singles. Conley's eighth inning miscue lets Casey score the winning run. notable plays include Judge's three base hits and Phoenix's two-base hit.
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Lewiston
Garlow
Lawrence
Fullerton
Conley
Casey
A.E
A.E. D
C'I
Aubrey
O/Shea
Oigary de Seta Ae Ce
D. O'Connell
W. O'Connell
Phoenix
Judge
Lynch
Thompson
Mundy
Liston
Bannon
Woonsocket and Taunton Split Double-Header In League
In Woonsocket Taunton won the first game 4 to 3 in nine innings while Woonsocket took the second 3 to 0 in five innings. Clermont struggled as the visitor ace, but fielding by Plura and Proulx highlighted both contests.
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Woonsocket
Dean
Werre
Barry
Woodcock
Clermont
Woonsocket Oeene
O' Brien
Somers
Gaudette
Plura
Finnell
Trainor
New Bedford Cubs rout errorless nines after Deviney injures ankle
New Bedford defeated Fall River 9 to 0 as Deviney pitched five innings before injuring his ankle while running to second. Gleason relieved and held the visitors scoreless, while Johnny Sullivan and Linder starred in the field. Runs came from Fredette Cassavant and others with Linder doubling and a three-base hit by Linder highlighted the win.
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New Bedford
Mcleod
Deviney
Gleason
Johnny Sullivan
Linders
Fall River
O'Connell
Fredette
Com'ette
Dukette
O Kiernan
Cas'yant
O'Connor
H. Sull
Linder
Welgold
Francis
O Golden
Mecleod
Cassavant
H. Sullivan
Breen
Hyatt
Wiegold
J. Sullivan
O’connell
O' Connor
Morris
Golden
Graham
Malden Progresives Seek Late Week Exhibition With Fast Semi Pro Teams
The Malden Progresives have no game on Saturday August 8 and seek an exhibition with one of the state’s fastest semi professional teams. Communicate with O. H. White at Malden 143M between 6 and 7 PM.
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O. H. White
Tel. Malden
DR Om
Portland Edges Lowell In Extra Innings 2-1
Portland wins a 10 inning baseball game over Lowell 2 to 1. Hayden drives in the decisive run after a sequence including a sacrifice by Clemens and a Burns hit. Final score Portland 2 Lowell 1. Batteries Tuero Hayden Zeltser Wacob. Time 2:50. Umpire Doherty.
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Lowell
Hayden
Tuero
Clemens
Burns
R. A. EF
Zeltser
Wacob
Doherty
Federals Shut Out St Louis in Final Buffalo Game
Buffalo Federals defeated St Louis 4 to 0 in the last game of the series. Ford and Blair, Brown and Simon produced the batteries.
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Buffalo
St. Louis
Buffalo Federals
R.W.E. Buffalo
Ford
Blair
Brown
Simon
Indianapolis Hands Brooklyn Loss In Close Seventh
In Brooklyn today Indianapolis beat Brooklyn 7 to 6 after Holt misplayed McKechnie's drive in the seventh, enabling Campbell to score the decisive run. Kaiserling Mullin Warren Peters Houck Land Owens listed as battery.
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McKechnie
Campbell
R.H.P
Indianapolis
Kaiserling
Mullin
Warren
Peters
Houck and Land
Owens
Pittsburg Beats Chicago Wederings in Ten Inning Pitcher Duel
Dickson held Chicago to six hits as Pittsburg won 1 to 0 in 10 innings. Watson and Clemens shared duties for Chicago while Dickson and Kerr shut the Visitors down through regulation. Kerr allowed the only run on a 10th inning tally.
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Pittsburg
Chicago
Dickson
R.H.E
Kerr
Watson
Clemens Itcher
Baltimore Rout Kanss City in Clean Sweep Series
Baltimore completed a series sweep over Kansas City with an 8 to 3 victory. Conley Yount Jacklitseh and Brown contributed for Baltimore as Kansas City struggled on the mound and at bat.
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Baltimore
Kansas City
Conley
Yount
Jacklitsehiis
Brown
Moretti to Race Tonight at Revere Cycle Track
Tonight's Revere track program features a two major races led by Moretti against Cavanaugh in a delayed match after rain. The 20 mile motor-paced event stars Vincent Mandono in his first long course attempt, with Moran, Madone and Mitten in a three cornered race. A tandem race pairs Herbert with Barry against Connolly and Drobach along with multiple amateur and professional events.
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Frank C
Caesar Moretti
Avanaugh
Jimmy Moran
Vincent Madone
Worth Mitten
Herbert
Barry
Connolly
Drobach
Cavanaugh
Moretti
Mandono
Spirited Contests Open Gran Circuit at Grand Rapids
Grand Rapids Mich August 8 races on the Gran Circuit opened with several close heats. In the 2:15 trot Lucil Spier led a mile in 2 10 1 2 to win the second heat near the three year old mare record. Napoleon Direct won the 2:17 pace Belwt the 2:38 trot and Frank Patchatn the 2:12 pace.
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Grand Rapids
Miech
Lucil Spier
Napoleon Direct
Belwt
Frank Patchatn
Golf event qualifiers from New England meet mark
Massachusetts players who qualified in the country club three ball handicap golf event include Rev. Carl Stackman Lexington W. J. Weds Fall River James W. Taylor Oxford John G. Maxfield and George L. Green Springfield. The event continues for the next three days using sets of six points.
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N. H
Massachusetts
Carl Stackman
Lexington
W. J. Weds
Fall River
James W. Taylor
Oxford
John G. Maxfield
George L. Green
Springfield
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