National League Matchups Across Cities
National League games feature Boston at Cincinnati New York at St Louis Brooklyn at Louisville Washington facing Cleveland in Philadelphia Philadelphia at Chicago and Baltimore visiting Pittsburg in a busy schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. E. Atta
Louisville
Boston
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Baltimore
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Poston
Local Club Matches Across Massachusetts and New Hampshire
A series of fixtures lists varied matches including Parks versus Sharon A A at Sharon. R R team against Wayside Parks of Framingham at Wollaston. Ipswich versus North Shore A A at Clifton. Rochdales at Webster. Marlboro versus Lyceums at Worcester. Jordan Marsh & Co. versus R H Whites at Point of Pines. Dorchester at Norwood. Carters of Franklin at Milford. Attleboro at North Attleboro. Hinsdale at Keene NH. Melrose A C versus A C Law rences at Peabody. Haverhill vs South Ends at Lowell. Nationals of Waltham versus Beverly A C at Beverly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Parks
Sharon A. A
Sharon
Wayside Parks
Framingham
Wollaston
Ipswich
North Shore A. A
Clifton
Rochdales
Webster
Marlboro
Lyceums
Worcester
Jordan, Marsh & Co
R. H. Whites
Point of Pines
Dorchesters
Norwood
Carters of
Franklin
Milford
Attleboro
North Attleboro
Hinsdale
Keene, N. H
Melrose A. C
A. C. Lawrences
Peabody
Haverhills
South Ends
Lowell
Nationals of Waltham
Beverly A. C
Beverly
Woods Brilliant Pitching Leads Chicago Win Over Orioles
Woods and solid fielding shut out Baltimore in game one as Isbell faltered in game two. Maul puzzled the Orioles and Baltimore won the second game amid 3400 in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Woods
Orioles
Isbell
Maul
Baltimore
Colons Edge Boston in Two-Run Rally
Louisville report notes the Colonels overcame Boston with six hits in two innings for a decisive victory. details of final score were not provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Magee
Colonels
Pittsburg Clippers Shutout Phillies in Brisk Exhibition
Pittsburg held the Phillies scoreless in an exhibition game noted for brilliant plays. Feature moment was Bowerman’s running catch on Wander’s bunt fly, doubling McFarland at first. Attendance 1800. The score:
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Pittsburg
Phillies
Bowerman
Wander
McFarland
Senators Beat Cleveland in Philadelphia Opener
The Washington Senators defeated Cleveland in Philadelphia as Dineen pitched superbly for the victory. Attendance was 750. The score is not provided in the readable portion.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Senators
Dineen
Local Scoreline Briefs From Northeast Matches
Reading edged Allen town 4 to 2 in Reading Pennsylvania. Lancaster beat Newark 14 to 7 at Lancaster. Richmond defeated Norfolk 2 to 0. Toronto won 7 to 4 over Syracuse. Buffalo Springfield led Buffalo 8 to 3. Montreal beat Wilkesbarre 1 to 5 at Monte real.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Penn
Allentown
Lancaster
Newark
Richmond
Norfolk
Toronto
Syracuse
Buffalo
Springfield
Montreal--Wilkesbarre
Montereal
Boston and Cincinnati Rival Series Draw Big Cincinnati Crowd
Immense interest surrounds a series of ball games between the Bostons and Cincinnatis opened in Cincinnati this afternoon. The largest season attendance is expected as the Music Hall reproduction draws crowds rivaling last fall’s Baltimore games. Prices remain 10 15 and 25 cents with upper balcony admission for boys at 10 cents amid the attraction.
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Cincinnati
Music Hall
Baltimore
Baseball doubleheader schedule announced with time changes
The notice states allowed and cool drinks served and results of other league games given by innings. Play will start at 4 o clock Boston time, with the game beginning in Cincinnati at 3. On Monday Tuesday and Wednesday games will begin in Music Hall at 3 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Cincinnati
Music Hall
Joe ‘Brennan
A. C
Roxbury
Apollo Garden
McGonagle
Local Baseball Roundup With Teams in Action Across Area
Boston teams struggle in Bourbonville series as Ipswich meets North Shore A C at Clifton. East Boston with Malloy and Pugh face the Millers at Wakefield. Dorchester vs Norwood batteries listed. Giants stunted by Buck Ewing troupe. Joyce’s menyi three wins one tie. Notables Don Lueld in Chicago. Marlboros and Lyceums of Worcester seek a final Worcester Oval game. Jim Sullivan thriving in Laconia circuit. Mt Washington grounds to host Chelsea Everetts August 13. Jim Piggott trains to join City Plant vs Boston Post. Mathews S C eye rematch with St Rose picnic Aug 27. McKenna fanned 21 in picnic game. Keene series features Waltham pitcher vs Hinsdale. Quincy Boston railroad season opener at Merry Mount Park benefiting a disabled motorman. Murphy Galvin Faircloth Weaver group plus Curran Tufts battery heading for Quincy Boston hustle.
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Boston
Bourbonville
Ipswich
North Shore A. C
Clifton
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Baltimore
East Bostons
Malloy
Pugh
Battery
Millers
Wakefield
Dorchester
Norwood
Morse
Jope
Pagum
Giants
Buck Ewing
Joyce
Don Lueld
Chicago
Marlboros
Lyceums
Worcester
Worcester Oval
Jim Sullivan
Laconia
New Hampshire
Franklin
Binsfield
Lebaron
Chelsea
Everett
Mt. Washington
Jim Piggott
New Bedford
New England
City Plant
Boston Post
Mathews S
Keene
Quincy & Boston Railroad
Merrymount Park
Wollaston
Wayside Park
Framingham
Murphy
Tim” Galvin
Faircloth
Institutes of Weymouth
McCarthy
Carters and Lovells
Sammy Curran
Tufts College
Jim Hayes
Quincy & Boston
Favorites Falter at Columbus Track Meet
Aug 6 Columbus crowd enjoyed a fine track despite heavy upsets as only one of four races produced a favorite winner. Abbott led 2:12 trot with large bets but finished third behind Eagle and Hambletonian. 2:16 saw Jessie C fade after heat one with Egoseen winning. Lady of the Manor prevailed in 2:19 pace. Angelina faltered in 2:27 trot. Percy won outright. Grace Hastings set no record. Kentucky Union driven by Curry to a 2:12 wagon time.
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Columbus
Abbott
Eagle
Hambletonian
Jessie C
Egoseen
Lady of the Manor
Angelina
Percy
Hubinger
Grace Hastings
Curry
Kentucky Union
Favorites' Day at Brighton New York Racing Report
At Brighton Beach five favorites led to the wire in a brisk card. Doggett won the first at 1 mile with Sanger second. Althea captured the second five furlongs over Hop Scotch. Gun Metal won the 11 16 miles with Longacre second. Continental took the seven furlongs ahead of Tripping. Filon d'Or won the five furlongs with Federal second. Blue Devil edged Squire Abington by a neck in the final 11 16 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brighton Beach Tolay
Doggett
Sanger
Tinge
Moody
Sir Owen
O'Connor
Burlesque
Taranto
Gun Metal
O'Leary
Longacre
May Roselle
McCoy
Continental
Maher
Tripping
Bastion
Filon d’Or
Simms
Federal
James
Rusher
Tenneth
Blue Devil
Squire Abington
Bergen
Field Lark
Slasher
Saratoga Favorites Win Amid Heavy Track Crowd
At Saratoga N Y Aug 6 heavy track and fine weather produced three favorites winning with Attendees the largest of the season. Five furlongs Acquesta 112 Taral 5 to 1 won Lost Time 115 Clawson 10 to 1 second Great Neck 115 Murphy 8 to 1 third. Second one mile Buele 114 T Sloan 1 to 3 won Premier 114 Taral 5 to 2 second. Third six furlongs Diminutive 93 Clawson 9 to 10 won Dan Cupid 108 A Barrett 0 to 2 second Rhinelander 114 W Martin 9 to 2 third. Fourth seven furlongs Scotch Plaid 109 R Williams 2 to 1 won Margaret Jane 104 Dupee 5 to 2 second Iaiterer 116 Tural 2 to 1 third. Fifth one mile Manassas 104 Lamb 3 to and 4 to 5 won Stray Step 107 Powers 8 to and out second Protus 104 Barrett 4 to 1 third. Time results noted with other runners.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Winneosa
Acquesta
Taral
Clawson
Great Neck
Murphy
Colonel Tenney
Lyrfé
Freak
Validria
Washead
Buele
T. Sloan
Dan Cupid
A. Barrett
Rhinelander
W. Martin
Hi Lee
Scotch Plaid
R. Williams
Margaret Jane
Dupee
Iaiterer
Tural
Mme
Flax Spinner
Beaumond
Manassas
Lamb
Stray Step
Powers
Protus
Barrett
Organ Pilot
Hurns
Rigby Races Postponed in Portland Me
Rain forced postponement of the Rigby races that were set for today in Portland Maine. The event will be run tomorrow with the same programs and entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland. Me
Fischer vs Hackett Set for Wentworth Final
In the Wentworth tennis tournament at Harvard Grace New Castle N H E P Fischer defeated C R Hudlong in three sets with a strong first and third, Hackett Yale champion defeated R H Carleton Harvard 6 1 in the final semifinal, setting Fischer to face Hackett tomorrow in the final singles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
N. H
Wentworth
E. P. Fischer
C. R. Hudlong
Fischer
Hudlong
H. H. Hackett
Yale
R. H. Carleton
Harvard
Hackett
Carleton
Jeffries Injured After Armstrong Bout Ends Fight
Jim Jeffries, the California heavyweight, broke his left hand in the tenth round against Bob Armstrong and could not face Steve O'Donnell of Australia as planned. Armstrong was knocked down multiple times. Jeffries was declared winner. O'Donnell will train Kid McCoy in Ballston Spa, while other bouts and matchups are listed for Coney Island and Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jim Jeffries
California
Bob Armstrong
Steve O’donnell
Australia
Lenox Athletic Club
Armstrong
O'Donnell
Jeffries
Jim Corbett
Bob
Tom Sharkey
Jim
Jack Root
Chicago
Jim Watts
Louisville
Root
Steve O'Donnell
Ballston Spa
N. Y
Kid McCoy
Coney Island
Jack Williams
New Orleans
Tom Cleary
Jim Judge
Tom Williams
Scranton
Penn
Maurice Rosenberg
Sunapee
N. H
Reader
Jowell
Peter Maher
Tom _ Sharkey
George W. Tuohey
Munyon's Rheumatism Pellets Claim Cure All Pains
Munyon's Rheumatism Pellets marketed as a cure for lumbago sciatica and all rheumatic pains. The advertising copy states Munyon's doctors offer free consultations.
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Munyon
Butler Defeats Peppers in One Round Ring Bout
In Philadelphia at the Arena the six round match between Marty Peppers of California and Joe Butler of Philadelphia ended in 90 seconds as Butler knocked out Peppers. Peppers remained unconscious for some time before regaining consciousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Marty Peppers
California
Joe Butler
Butler
Boxing Gossip on Corbett and Green at Lenox A C
The rumor mill questions why Jim Corbett did not act as second for George Green in Green’s bout with Mysterious Billy Smith at Lenox A C. Corbett helped train Green at Asbury Park, and it was said he would not second him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Corbett
George Green
Billy Smith
Lenox A. C
Corbett
Green
Asbury Park
Jim
Corbett the Favorite in McCoy Corbett Bout
The first large wager on the McCoy versus Corbett fight was recorded in New York. C H Tibbitts bet Frank Ives $700 to $1000 that McCoy would win the decision. Frank Keeney’s books show about $2000 already on bets from that range, all at 7 to 10 odds in Corbett’s favor.
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New York
Williams College star felled by appendicitis
Phil Allen, ex center rush for Williams College, is laid up with appendicitis. Dr. Paul Neuman of Chicago and Reeder of Canada meet in Toronto today in a 100 yard race. Reeder won at the distance last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Allen
Williams
Paul Neuman
Chicago
Reeder
Toronto
Neuman
Munyon's Kidney Pellets Claim Cures Back Pain and Kidney Disease
The advertisement asserts Munyon's Kidney Pellets relieve back pain and all forms of kidney disease with free Munyon's Doctors ready to assist. The text emphasizes universal cure claims and free medical guidance.
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Munyon
Lipton's Irish Challenger To Sail For Cup
The Royal Ulster Yacht Club will push Lipton’s challenger to New York Yacht Club. Irish designed and manned Shamrock to be built with Fife as naval architect. Irish crew under Irish sailing master William O’Neil. Possible Valkyrie III purchase by Anthony J. Drexel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Iirc
Royal Ulster Yacht Club
Thomas J. Lipton
New York Yacht Club
Hugh M. McGildowney
Charles Russell
Great Britain
Hugh C. Kelly
Kelly
Shamrock
Willam Fife, Jr
Fife
William O'Neil
Jamesons
Iverna
Ailsa
America
Thomas
Corporation of Harlan & Wolff
Majestic
Teutonic
White Star Line
Anthony J.drexel
Philadelphia
Corinthian Yacht Club midsummer races at Marblehead
Marblehead Aug 6 The Corinthian Yacht Club completed its third midsummer race series. Ashumet won class one, Hermes class two but cup ownership undecided, Duchess class three with cup taken, Koorali and Arab IV started but withdrew after Arab struck an accident. Jilt and Sintram dueled with Jilt winning by twenty seconds. Polly won handicap and the Lynx and Schartz dispute ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marblehead
Corinthian Yacht Club
Jilt
Sintram
Polly
Lynx
Schartz
State Engineers Convene at Castle Square Hotel Banquet
The third annual convention and banquet of the State branch of the National Association of Engineers was held last evening at Castle Square Hotel with fifty seven delegates from cities across the state. Officers elected include President John E. Smith Vice President Pred DeMurs Secretary Walter Place Treasurer W A Ramsdell Conductor Charlies A G Winthbur Door keeper Walter H Samon. New lodges organized in Springfield and North Attleboro. Notables included A W Wiley J H Robb J A Rice EB A Record Fred Libbey and others. Speakers were John F Fife toastmaster John W Lane Jr Charles A Winthbur Francis H Boyer William J Donovan O R Young M J Hennessey Thomas Hawley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Engineers
Castle Square
John E. Smith
Pred DeMurs
Westboro
Walter Place
Fall River
W. A. Ramsdell
Lowell
Charlies A. G. Wintbur
Boston
Walter H. Sjamon
Springfield
North Attleboro
W. Curry
W. H. Greenard
A. W. Wiley
J. H. Robb
The
Peston Towboat Company
J. A. Rice
EB. A. Record
Fred Libbey
George de Laval
G. Sullivan
F. Holdsworth
Frank Andrews
H. R. King
John F. Fife
John W. Lane, Jr
Charles A. Winthbur
Franc
H. Boyer
Wiliam J. Donovan
O. RR. Young
M. J. Hennessey
Thomas Hawley
Boston Aims to Host National Amateur Regatta on the Charles
The New England Amateur Rowing Association voted to move the national regatta from Philadelphia to Boston on Labor Day week, hoping to pair with the LA W meet. James P. Fox of Crescent Boat Club leads the push. $1500 is needed and event events include multiple single and crew races with top rowers Sidward Hanlan Ten Eyck Charlie Lewis Joe Whitehead Joe Maguire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Charles River
New England Amateur Rowing Association
James P. Fox
Crescent Boat Club
Fox
Baltimore
Philadelphia
L. S. Drake
Wabawaba Canoe Club
Mr. Hyde
Waltham Canoe Club
American Canoe Association
Labor Day
Sidward Hanlan Ten Eyck
Charlie Lewis
Annual open half century run set for Sept 25 to Brockton
Boston cycling notes report the Bostonian Cycle Club open half century ride on September 25 from Boston to Brockton with pace to eight miles per hour led by Captains Gahm and Kimball. Also covered are Brookline Wheelmen officers, Sunapee Campers’ Lake Winnipesaukee outing, Brocktonian race challenge, Omaha exposition wheelmen day, Indianapolis national meet prep, and Harry Elkes’ eleventh place in New York six day with 1660 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostonian Cycle Club
Brockton
Marie Gahm
Kimball
Campbridgeport
Eddie Martyn
Brookline Wheelmen
James Finn
James J. Lovett
F. O. Morgan
M. Sullivan, Jr
Joseph W. Cook
Thomas Mangan
John J. Maiden
Sunapee
Roxbury Bicycle Club
Lake Oeapee
New Hampshire
H. A. Winkleman
Sondheim
J. F. Cox
Henry Is Sondheim
Jack Potter
Archie Nesbitt
Oe Hyde
Fred Beauregard
Fail River
Frank V. German
Omaha
Exposition Grounds
Indianapolis
Bad
Freeman
Stevens
Kimble
Major Taylor
Gardiner
Cooper
Newby
Oval
Foltz
P. D
Worcester
Wellesley
Natwick
South Framingham
Framingham Centre
Southboro
Northboro
Shrewsbury
Holden
Jeffersonville
M. G
Brookline Country Club match with Wollaston Golf Club
At Brookline Country Club on Aug 5 a team match between the local squad and Wollaston Golf Club ended with the home team prevailing by a comfortable margin. Final score details are reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
Professional sprinting sweepstake at Pines Haverhill Labor Day
A sweepstake for the professional 1 yard championship of America will be run at the Pines in Haverhill on Labor Day under the Central Labor Union of Haverhill. First prize at $575 from a $209 contribution and $50 entry per man with prizes for second and third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Clausen
Box
Boston
National cycling championship results and Carroll denial
Baltimore reports the national cycling championship scoring with Arthur Gardiner leading and Cooper, Ball, Major Taylor, and others listed with points. Pat Carroll denies a Post report that he was defeated by J J Mullen and suggests English papers show Carroll lost, leaving judgment to readers.
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Baltimore
A. ‘Iestin
Asport
Gays
Arthur Gardiner
Cooper
Ball
Major Taylor
O. L. Stevens
Freeman
McFarland
Tom Butler
Kimble
Mertens
Bowler
Fred Sims
Dr. Bowen
Jaap Eden
Becker
Nat Butler
Karl Kaser
Zourette
C. M. Bly
Hills, Jr
Kiser
Watson Coleman
Pat Carroll
J. J. Mullen
Mullen
Walthamite
Carroll
England
Trishman
Post
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McPhee
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Teense
Chance
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Keeler
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McGann
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Ryan
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Tucker
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George
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Inquirer
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Fish Marsh
Jim McNeill
Johnnie Clausen
Walter Christie
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Lipton
State Engineers
Charles
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Country Club Golf
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Tilton
Cracknell
Parsons
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Swan
Bennett
Cove
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