Browns Narrow Lead Shaken as Browns Tie First Place
In a tight MLB recount the St. Louis Browns posted their 13th straight win while the Boston Braves split a double header to drop to third place. The Phillies kept pace as the Red Sox fell from first, and the Nationals faced a shifting pennant race with key performances noted across leagues.
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St Louis Beats Red Sox in 10th Slugfest at Sportsman’s Park
St Louis defeated Boston 3 to 2 in 10 innings as Leonard and Mays locked in a pitchers’ duel before a late Browns rally. Pratt Sisler Lewis powered the offense with two base hits and Walker homered, while Koob worked 10 innings for the Red Sox and Leonard earned the win with 7 1/2 innings.
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Austin
Cree aRumler
Ccowess Sisler
Eeeer
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Wees Severeid
Seeener Lavan
Barry
Gainer
Tillie Walker
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Gardner
Shotten
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Sam Agnew
Tobin
Sam
Thomas
Sam Agnewhere
Marsen
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Duxbury Yacht Club opens midsummer regatta
The first race of the Duxbury Yacht Club regatta was sailed today in a reefing southwest wind. The breeze shaped a breezy start as crews contested positions in the girls race at Duxbury.
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Carman Hailing From Jamaica Jamaica Long Island Rider
Carman the motorpaced rider is from Jamaica on Long Island. Nap Morin paced him in last Saturday nights race.
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White Sox Take AL Lead as St Louis Beats Boston
Chicago rose to first in the American league standings after St Louis defeated Boston 3 to 2 in 10 innings. A rainstorm halted Chicago’s game with Washington, leaving the White Sox at 58 wins 42 losses while Boston stood 56 and 41.
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Tigers Beat Yankees 2-1 in Detroit clash
Detroit edged New York 2 to 1 as Russell outpitched Coveleskie. Veach tripled and scored the decisive run in the ninth after a fielding collision, while Gedeon earned two base hits for Detroit. New York recalled Shocker and Arragon and ordered Cullop to rejoin the squad.
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Stanage
Peckinpaugh
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Vitt
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O’loughlin
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Field Day Planned for Labor Day in Maynard
Local labor unions announce a big field day celebration on Labor Day Sept 4 with sports music refreshments and prizes for athletic event winners Edward Wooleridge serves as field day secretary and coordinates the program.
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Edward Wooleridge
Cox entry wins at Kalamazoo Grand Circuit races
Billy Dale driven by Walter Cox won the Burdick Hotel purse of 2000 dollars for 2.09 pacers in straight heats at Kalamazoo Michigan. Cox’s horse was the favorite in the feature and led from start to finish with no serious threat.
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Baby Doll Dominates 2:16 Trot Heat Series at Local Meet
The 2:16 trot, run in four heats, saw Baby Doll win the first mile easily while Tommy Murphy captured the next three with Helen Worthy. Austibrook failed to finish in the money. The 2:20 trot also in four heats saw Zombie Clay prevail in the first, third and fourth, with Sister Strong taking the second. The meeting ends tomorrow with four races, headlined by the 2:06 trot where Joan Scott opposes Peter Scott.
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Helen Worthy
Austibrook
Zombie Clay
Sister Strong
Valentine
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Peter Scott
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Durfee-Herrick
Mabel
Cox
Royal Wall
Fleming
Aulfsbrook
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C. Valentine
Daisy
Todd
Chandler
Indians Beat Mackmen 3 1 in Opening Game
Cleveland won the opening game of the series with Philadelphia 3 to 1. Bagby was effective with men on base, contributed a triple and scored Cleveland's first run. Lajoie's triple and MelInnis' sacrifice fly prevented a shutout for Philadelphia.
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Taylor Wins New Hampshire Tennis Semi Final
H Taylor of Boston defeated J L Virden Jr of Cleveland 2 6 6 6 3 in the Crawford Notch Club courts as the NH state championship semi finals began. F R Budilong of Providence will play T Martin of Lowell in tomorrow’s other semi final.
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Cleveland
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T. Martin
Lowell
Mass
Babe Adams Released by Pittsburg Club
Pittsburg Aug 3 Charles Babe Adams pitcher for the Pittsburg National League club was today given his unconditional release. Waivers were asked on him several days ago but no major league club signed him. Adams said he would return to Mount Moriah Missouri for a rest before planning next steps.
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Babe) Adams
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White Sox Edge Browns For 18th Straight Victory
Boston falls to second as Chicago wins 1 0 thanks to Tobin's 10th inning run. Koob struggles before Scott errs, and Sisler drives a double as Marsans is pitched to with bases loaded.
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Carl Mays
Dutch Leonard
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Barry
Walker
Pratt
Sam Agnew
Sam
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Scott
Mays
Tobin
Sisler
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Leonard
Shotten
Miller
Stallings Suspended Three Days by President Tener
Braves manager Stallings was suspended for three days for alleged discourteous language toward umpire Rigler after a Wednesday game at Braves Field. He learned of the action in the fourth inning of yesterday’s doubleheader at the local park, then retired to his hotel.
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Boston Manager Seeks Fair Treatment After League Suspension
The Boston manager denounces a league suspension as uncalled for amid a tight pennant race. He accuses Tener of a deliberate lie, says the punishment cripples his club, and recalls past efforts to boost the league while criticizing current leadership.
Evansville Beats Springfield 1-0 On No-Hit No-Run Gem
Frank Winchell of Evansville Central league pitched a no-hit no-run game against Springfield in Evansville Indiana. He did not issue a walk and only one Springfield runner reached first base due to a misthrow by Shortstop Blank. Evansville won 1 to 0.
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Baybirds sail in strong winds with wins by Wilhelmina and Midget
In the 15 foot class Wilhelmina skippered by Kenneth Hutchins led Elizabeth by a minute carrying the fleet's only full sail. In catboats Midget with Miss Harriet Ellison won with Chico close behind. The Prowess retired due to high wind. Balch in Lapwing won easily, Knieker with Sandpiper followed.
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Team Race at Revere Track Promises Rivalry and Speed
The American Carman and Wiley face French duo Didier and Seres in a 40 mile motor paced team race at Revere Track tomorrow night. Ned Chandler and Paul Suter duel in an unlimited pursuit. Clarence Carman wires Philadelphia agreeing to $250 side bet with Victor Linart while Seres already accepted Linart's challenge.
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Legg Wins at Minneapolis in Trans-Mississippi Golf
Harry G. Legg of Minneapolis, a four time champion, advanced after a 36 hole round defeating B G Guinand of Cedar Rapids. Teammate C P Jaffray also moved into the semi finals paired with Legg. Des Moines James Hubbell beat George F Piper Jr and Carl Piepho defeated John D Cady to join the survivors.
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