Boston Champs Beat Cleveland 7 5 In Heavy Batting Game
The Boston champions defeated the Cleveland Blues 7 to 5 in a high scoring affair. Pitching alternated with Gibson and Dineen for Boston and Ferry and Joss for Cleveland. Homes runs by Flick Turner Selbach Ferris paced both teams as Boston set a new record for fewest assists in a game this season.
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Philadelphia and Detroit Split Twin Bill in Phillies Win and Loss
In Philadelphia Aug 4 Detroit and Philadelphia split a double header. In Game 1 Donovan and Plank held contact with the hits scattered while Detroit staged a late offense. In Game 2 Henley pitched superbly allowing only two hits but errors by Davis and Murphy cost Detroit.
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New York Americans Take Second Win Over St Louis
New York scored seven runs to St. Louis's one as Chase and Stone powered the offense with three base hits. Newton pitched for New York, Howell for St Louis, with Elberfeld, Yeager, and Chase contributing on defense and offense in front of 4500 fans.
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Washington Triumphs In Tight Battle With Chicago
Washington edges Chicago 6 to 5 after tying the score and surging ahead in late innings. C Jones homered for Washington, with Davis Sullivan Green contributing multi base hits and Sullivan stealing a base as the 2162 fans looked on.
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Herreshoff claims new motor boat fastest yet
Bridgeport Conn Aug 4 A trial of a motor boat designed from Charles F Herreshoff plans at the American & British Manufacturing Co plant reportedly shows the craft as the fastest ever built. No figures released yet but described as a world beater with engines around 75 horsepower. The 22 foot long aluminum steel craft sits low in the water and secrecy surrounded its construction.
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American & British Manufacturing Company
Fall River Crushers Taunton in Lopsided 15-1 Baseball Win
Fall River defeated Taunton 15 to 1 as Tierney was hit hard in the second and eighth innings. Lee pitched for Fall River and held Taunton to seven scattered hits. Kiernan, O'Hara, Feeney, and Lee led the scoring with multiple runs each. Attendance 350 at the game.
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Lynn defeats Haverhill in a five to three showcase
Lynn edged Haverhill 5 to 3 at Lynn on August 4 as the home team rallied in the fifth inning. Haverhill led 3 to 1 before Lovell cleared the bases with a two run homer and the decisive hits followed to seal the win.
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Lovell and Lake homer as Haverhill tops Lynn in low scoring affair
Lovell and Lake hit home runs for Haverhill while Boardman Lovell and Connor led base hits. Lynn allowed 8 earned runs and 3 total. Haverhill had 3 runs. Pitchers Smith and Lahey logged six and two strikeouts respectively. Attendance reached 700 as umpires LaBelle and McGinley presided.
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Concord Beats Lawrence 4 to 3 on Seventh Inning Rally
Concord edges Lawrence 4 to 3 as bunched hits and timely base running in the seventh inning decide the outcome. Spratt Eustace Knotts A Kane among others contribute for Concord, while crossstown? players tally for Lawrence. game played in Concord with Hastings umpiring and 150 in attendance.
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Nashua Wins 9 to 3 Over New Bedford in City Game
Nashua defeated New Bedford by 9 to 3 in a one sided affair played in New Bedford today. The visiting team produced a strong offense while holding the home squad to limited scoring opportunities.
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Nashua
Big Athletic Games at the Scotch Picnic Today
Scotch men and families gather at Caledonian Grove West Roxbury for the annual picnic and major athletic meet. A parade from 694 Washington Street leads to South Station and special trains to the grounds for a huge program featuring sprints, a one mile handicap, tug of war, Highland dances, and notable competitors.
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