New England Pairings Reported for City Matchups
In New England, Manchester meets Dover while Concord faces Fall River Nashua plays Lawrence and Lowell competes with Haverhill.
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New England
Lawrence
Lowell
Nashua
Haverhill
Manchester
Foo Fall River
Concord
Dover Ee
Haverhill Ee
Dover
Lowell Ee
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Ewee Ewer
Fall River
Nashua Beats Haverhill 3-2 In Last Inning Tie
Nashua defeats Haverhill 3 to 2 in the final inning. Nashua’s three hits, a walk, and an error fueled the rally after Haverhill led 2 0. Polands, Bernard, and Richardson starred in the field and at bat with Stanhope contributing key plays. Attendance 600, time 45 minutes, umpires Beville.
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Haverhill
Nashua
Poland
Bernard
Richardson
Stanhope
Lawrence 3 Lowell 2 in New England clash
McLaughlin homered in the ninth with two out to lift Lowell past defeat at Lawrence. Klobedanz outpitched Drohan in a tight pitchers duel as Conroy Hart and Camero n made key plays. Umpire Long impressed in front of 600 fans despite miscues by Lowell.
Dover and Concord Exhbition Benefit Game Result
Dover and Concord played an exhibition at Central Park for Hayes Hospital. Poor advance ticket sales yielded $6 net. Concord won 17 to 6. Batteries listed Noblitt Eaton Doran Foley Green Driscoll Webber Kelley Weeden. attendance 240.
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New England
Dover
N. H
Concord
Central Park
Hayes Hospital
Coe
Beerreasseet CO
Noblitt, Eaton and Doran
Foley, Green, Driscoll, Webber, Kelley and
Weeden
Manchester Beats Fall River 10 to 1 in Afternoon Game
Manchester dominated Fall River scoring 10 to 1 as Morrissey struggled for four hits against Wade. Rapp led the visitors with four hits in five at bats, while Yeager and Wade faced early trouble. Attendance was about 100 with Wade totaling the decisive win.
Montreal Worcester Match Scores 2 1
Montreal beat Worcester 2 to 1 in a Montreal venue. Toronto defeated Providence 2 to 0. Buffalo won 4 to 2 over Newark. Rochester tied Rochester 4 to 3 versus Jersey City.
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Worcester
Drapers City
Providence
Rochester
Montreal
Newark
Toronto
Buffalo
Jersey City
Connecticut League Results From Hartford and Waterbury Games
Connecticut League results cite Hartford 8 sprin at Waterbury 6 and Meriden 8 Norwich 2. The item notes 11 banquets and convivial gatherings are brightened by Cook's Imperial Extra Dry Champagne.
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Hartford
Waterbury
Meriden
Norwich
St. Louis Defeats Boston as Rain Halts Game
St. Louis edged Boston 1 0 in seven innings at South End as rain caused a halt after 30 minutes in the eighth. Currie and Eason held the teams to scattered hits with Dexter debuting for Boston and Moran hit by ball. Five double plays highlighted a defensive game as St. Louis tallied the lone run in the sixth. Attendance was about 1000.
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South End
Donovan
St. Louis
Boston
Brown
Buckenberger
Currie
Tenney
Moran
Dexter
Chicago
Lush
Cooley
Carney
Demontreville
Greminger
Long
Eason
Hartman
Nichols
Brashear
Short
Kruger
Farrell
Smoot
McGinnity Shine Helps Mets In Tight Ninth Inning
National box score notes McGinnity pitched in the ninth for Pittsburg while New York tallied four runs. Errors favored New York with four misplays, and Clarke and McGann led two-base hits. Stolen bases came from McGann Lauder Clarke McGraw and Wagner as Phillippe allowed several earned runs.
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MccGinnity
Pittsburg
Cela
New York
Pittaburg
Balle
Phillippe
McGinnity
McGann
Clarke
Lauder
McGraw
Wagner
Ew York
Brown
B'mont
Unclear sports snippet with incomplete play-by-play
Fragmentary report lists balls by McGinnity and Balk by Phillippe with a foul and a hit by So Time-th. Attendance unknown.
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McGinnity
Balk
Phillippe
Brooklyn Tops Cincinnati 3-1 in Seventh Inning Rally
Brooklyn defeats Cincinnati 3 to 1 as both teams score in the first inning and Brooklyn adds two in the seventh aided by three singles a sacrifice and Poole’s error. Dahlen homered for Cincinnati. Keeler Beckley and Dahlen featured for Brooklyn. Poole earned the win with one run allowed while Hughes took the loss. Attendance 1,800.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Cincinnati
Poole
Farrell
Chicago Tops Philadelphia in Twelfth Inning Rally
White falters in the twelfth as Chicago collects six hits including a double and a homer to score five runs in a pitchers duel. Attendance 1206. Chicago 7 Philadelphia 5 with Chance hitting a homer and Taylor among the standout players.
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Philadelphia
White
Chicago
Jones
Thomasses
S'gle
Wolv’ton
Chance
Boston aims to split West as Detroit visit looms
Boston pitchers Wil ls Pittinger or Curran prepare to face Detroit with Malarkey joining for the western trip. Sparks may start against Detroit after strong showings, while Pat Hurley faces rowing duties and Smoot contract disputes. Long urged to improve hitting as fans express dissatisfaction with weak batting.
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St. Louis
South End
Wills, Pittinger
Curran
Boston
Old
Cy'’ Young
Detroits
Collins
Malarkey
Buckenberger
Sparks
Detroit
Cleveland
Kid" Gleason
Harry
Pat
Long
L. K
Hf. L
Chicago Americans
Philadelphia
Mitchell
Boston American
Athletics
Rythmic Dominates Opens Grand Circuit at Fort Erie
In Buffalo New York on August 4 the Fort Erie track opened the Grand Circuit with three straight-heat events. Rythmic the blind trotter won the 2:20 trot and lowered his record to 2 09 ¾ while Dan R. captured the 2:08 pace and Dan T. won the 2:12 trot with three straight heats. Border pressed hard for a time. The day produced the season’s fastest nine-heat average.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Fort Erie
Rythmic
Dan R
Dan T
Border
Freeman Rides Fast in Charles River Park Pace Race
Howard B. Freeman Bobby Walt and James F. Moran prepared for a paced race at Charles River Park tonight. Freeman surprised railbirds with his speed after strong workouts yesterday.
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Howard B. Freeman
Bobby’ Walthour
James F. Moran
Charles River Park
Freeman
Railbirds
Harry Elkes Returns to Train for Revere Race
Harry Elkes has recovered from a recent fall and began training yesterday for his race with Bobby Walthour at Revere on Saturday evening.
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Harry Elkes
Bobby’’ Walthour
Revere
Munich rider breaks six hour cycle record in Berlin
At Frienenau yesterday Robi of Munich set a new world six hour cycle record averaging 37 miles an hour. Dickentmann of Amsterdam and Hurst of Paris were among those defeated.
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Berlin
Frienenau
Robi
Munich
Dickentmann
Amsterdam
Hurst
Paris
Duffey to retire as Georgetown star sprinter
Arthur F. Duffey, holder of the world's 100 yard record, plans retirement from track. Georgetown University rector Very Rev Jerome Daugherty has cabled to urge Duffey to quit training and Duffey is expected to agree after his record break.
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Washington
Arthur F. Duffey
Georgetown
Jerome Daugherty
Georgetown University
Duffey
Basketball matchups listed for Friday night schedule
Five NBA games featured on the Friday card with Boston visiting Detroit, Washington at Cleveland, Philadelphia at Chicago, and Baltimore traveling to St. Louis. The slate outlines regional rivalries and road challenges across the league.
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St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicheo Escs
St. Toqig Sos Céverss
Boston Ee
See
Washington Ee
Cleveland Ee
Detroit Ee
Baltimore Ee
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Baltimore
Detroits Fall to Cy Young as Boston Wins
Detroit, five game winning streak snapped by Cy Young and Boston in Detroit. Young dominated Detroit batters except in the sixth. Criger led a strong Detroit defense and Criger’s triple stood out despite a late run by Detroit. Elberfield signs for 1903 season.
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Detroit
Mich
Detroits
Cy Young
Boston
Young
Lachance
Ferris
Siever
Dougherty
Collins
Stahl
Freeman
Criger
McGuire
Gleason
Elberfield
Harley
Casey
Cleveland Wins Narrowly In Baseball Tilt
Two outs when the winning run was scored. Earned run credited to Cleveland. Lajnie doubled, Keister sacrificed, Lajoie and Ryan stole bases. Bradley and Lajoie combined for double plays. Moore walked twice, Orth walked twice. Lajoie, Hickman, Gechnaner involved in double plays. Cleveland left nine men on base. Washington three. Orth struck out four, Moore three. Time of game 2 hours 22 minutes. Umpire O Laughlin. Attendance 2512.
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Nashua
Fiavernill
Haverhill
Smith
Bernard
Herwig
Miron
Wilson
Hafford
Spooner
Richardson
McAuliffe
Metcalf
Beville
Fall River
Manchester
Morrissey
Yeager
Wade
Rapp
Cesiciaces
Bawcock
Murray
Clark
Karns
Jay
McKernan
Kelly
Lis
Cote
Bradley
Chicago
Philadelphia
Taylor
Wolverton
Slagle
Dooin
Schaefer
Thomas
White
Boston A.B
Dougherty
See Collins
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Freeman
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Lachance
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Ea Totals
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P Harley
Elberfeld
Boston
Detroit
Sneer
Criger
Collins Young
Stahl
Collins
Stever
Oung
Fon
Siever
Connolly
Comotoirna
Cleveland
Lajnie
Keister
Lajoie
Ryan
Lajjoie
Gechnaner
Hickman
Moore
Orth
Washington
O'Laughlin
Bay
Doyle
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Flick
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Goch
Ely
Wood
Clarke
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St. Louis
Wiltse
Emphili
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Williams
And'son
Rndt
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Gilbert
Anderson
Hemphill
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Wallace
Basle
Donohue
St. Touis
Carruthers and Johnstone
Baseball box score summary
One out when winning run was scored. Chicago and Philadelphia pitchers mix notes and miscues as box score details show runs hits errors. Strang, Jones, Mertes, Isbell, Hartsel steal bases while Sullivan and Griffith contribute. heavy on walks and wild pitches with time of 2h 25m and Sheridan umpiring.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Sullivan
Mitchell
H. Davis
Griffith
G. Davis
Fultz
Murphy
Hartsel
Strang
Jones
Mertes
Isbell
M. Cross
Wilson
Piatt
Green
Sheridan
Rf Seybold
G.davis
H.davis
L.cross
Daly
M.cross
Schreck
Pratt
P Mitchell
Grifth
P Wilson
O’Connell Team Challenges Garryowen From Cambridge
The OConnell Gaelic football team seeks a match with Garryowen of Cambridge and challenges them to a game. Players should report to the Post on Wednesday at nine o’clock to arrange the match and post a forfeit.
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O'Connell
Garryowen
Cambridge
Repa
Flashlight Loses Quincy Cup Race To Outlook In Light Wind
Manchester Aug 4 Forty one minutes behind the victorious Outlook the Quincy cup challenger Flashlight crossed Misery Island finish line two miles astern after the first cup race. Weather favored the Outlook with light winds and boat wash aiding it while Flashlight struggled, ending as the worst defeat in Quincy cup history.
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Manchester
Quincy
Misery Island
God of the Winds
Henry M. Faxon
Josephine
No Wind At Manchester Yacht Club Race
The Manchester Yacht Club afternoon open race faced light winds with a late zephyr allowing only some classes to finish. Chewink ITI won the 25-foot class, Chloris topped the 21-foot, and Monsoon took the 18-foot, while several classes had no starters or failed to finish within the time limit.
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Manchester Yacht Club
West Manchester
Martin's Ledge
L'Aiglon
Sumner H. Foster
Chloris
Foster
Little Haste
Monsoon
Miladi NI
Question
Hobgoblin
Ayaya
Tokalon
Marillian
Rattler
Scrapper
Martin
Tunipoo
Little
Naphen Non-Committal On Congressional Return
Congressman Henry F. Naphen, serving his second term, told a Post reporter on Tremont Street he plans to travel with his family and would not discuss politics while the weather is warm. He declined any immediate run for Congress, saying he aims to go to the House if the people of his district consent. Representative BE. B. Callender of Dorchester then passed by and also stated no political ambitions. Naphen praised the House as a great legislative body.
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Napen
Callender
Naphen
War of Charlestown Factions Reshapes Local Politics
Charlestown battles mix Sen Sullivan exit with Harrington backed by City Hall and Corbett faction. Harrington appoints Hayes in water department and Murphy in city engineer roles as faction lines sharpen ahead of a likely Senate clash involving Conry and McCarthy.
Mansfield to Seek Senate Nomination in Local District
Representative John J. Mansfield of Ward 17 announced to a Post reporter his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for the Senate in the district covering Wards 7 9 and 17 currently represented by Senator William T. A. Fitzgerald of Ward 7.
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John J. Mansfield
Post
Senate
William T. A. Fitzgerald
Mansfield Announces Senate Candidacy in Ward 17
Representative John J. Mansfield of Ward 17 declares his bid to succeed Senator W W T A Fitzgerald in the district covering Wards 7, 9 and 17. Fitzgerald eyes the Governor's council but faces opposition from Councillor J J McNamara which could shape a Senate contest with the incumbent.
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Fitzgerald
J. J. McNamara
McNamara
Senate
Mansfield
Kaiser Off to See Czar on Imperial Yacht
Kaiser Wilhelm II sails aboard the Hohenzollern to Reval in Russia to visit the Czar during the Russian naval maneuvers. The voyage marks a display of imperial diplomacy amid military exercises.
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Czar
Kiel
Germany
Hohenzollern
Emperor William
Reval
Russia
Kilmer’s Swamp Root touted as kidney relief
Readers are urged to try Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root for kidney liver and bladder troubles. A free sample offer is promised by mail with a booklet to determine illness, while full sizes are sold at drugstores and the address in Binghamton NY is provided.
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Kilmer
Bright
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Pillsbury Tied For First In International Chess Tourney
At Hanover on August 4 the 12th round of the Berger system event saw Pillsbury defeat Levin and Mason upset leader Janowski. Napier beat Popiel and Marshall defeated Wolf, with Atkins and Mieses drawing. Tschigorin, Cohn, Bardeleben, Swiderski, Gottschalk, Suechting, and Olland had adjourned positions. The current standings show Pillsbury tied for first.
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German Chess Association
Berger
Tschigorin
Cohn
Pillsbury
Levin
Janowski
Mason
Bardeleben
Swiderski
Napier
Popiel
Atkins
Mieses
Gunsberg
Olland
Wolf van Marshall
Gottschalk
Suechting
Marshall
Wolf
Bardelehen
Atkins Rashekheeneeee Onses
Ag Gottschalk
Seem
Beverly boat wins first of three in Newport series
Bevely based Quakeress triumphed in the 21-foot raceabout contest against Seawanhaka Corinthian J C of Oyster Bay and Beverly Yacht Club's Jolly Roger. Sylvia of Beverly led until bow broke late in second round, costing a possible win. Race ran from Coddington Cove to Dyers Island and back in SW breeze, finishing under three hours.
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R. I
Beverly
Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Club
Oyster Bay
Beverly Yacht Club
Massachusetts
Seawanhaka
Sylvia
Coddington Cove
Dyer’s Island
Towiesa
New York Yacht Club Opens 1902 Cruise at New London
Commodore Lewis Cass Led yard greets 87 captains aboard the flagship Corona as the New York Yacht Club cruise begins. The fleet includes Rainbow Mineola Yankee Weetamoe Neola Elmina Muriel and others. Start at Sarahs Ledge for a 79 mile coastal run to Provincetown with Cape Cod rounding ahead.
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Corona
New York Yacht Club
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Elmina
Muriel
Newport
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East Channel
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Provincetown
United Service Cricketers Fall to Philadelphia Victory
In Halifax on August 4 the United Service team struggled against Philadelphia. Service batted first and were retired for 8. King took five wickets for 4 for 37 runs. Philadelphia replied with 277, Evans top scoring with 68 not out.
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N. S
United Service
Philadelphia Cricketers
Service
King and Clark
Philadelphia
Evans
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