Nationals Take Last Game From St Louis
Boston wins a hard fought interleague game as McNichols scatters St Louis hits while receiving multiple defensive plays. Batty and Tenney spark early, Moran and Delehanty contribute solidly, and Cannell’s sale rumor adds off field intrigue.
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Cincinnati Edges Phillies 5 2 in National League Meet
In Philadelphia the Phillies left runners loaded with none out in the ninth as Cincinnati capitalized in the 11th with three runs on two hits and two errors to win 5 to 2. Umpire Johnstone presided as 1 750 attended. Moran was noted in the lineup with Fred P. O’Connell listed.
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Boston Pitcher Buster Brown Shuts Out Cardinals
Al Buckenberger’s new recruit B. B. McNichols nicknamed Buster Brown dominates St. Louis. The 5’4” righty yields only four hits as Boston edges the Cardinals 3 to 2. St. Louis failed to cope with McNichols while Dunleavy faced tough infield and hitters.
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Greer Wins Heat at Canadian Henley Regatta
Frank B. Greer of Boston and George H. Lloyd of Arlington led opening day action at the Canadian Henley Regatta in St. Catharines Ontario. In senior sculls Titus won heat one with Fussel second. Greer won heat two. Lloyd won the intermediate heat two as Park led heat one. Finals set for tomorrow amid 3000 spectators.
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Yale Will Not Give Up Coach Kennedy
Yale refuses to drop professional rowing coach John A. Kennedy despite Harvard Bulletin claims. Yale Alumni Weekly defends professional coaching and notes Harvard's use of professionals in multiple sports. Captain Bowman has named Walter Camp advisory coach for Yale baseball and policy questions.
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Young Sidney Knocked Out by Kid Crowe in Boston Card
Aug. 6 Young Sidney of Boston lasted less than half a round against Kid Crowe of Fall River in the main event at the Young Men's Athletic Club. Crowe carried off by crowd after a KO. Sidney challenged worldwide at 126 pounds on Aug. 14. Prelims saw Finnegan vs Burke draw and Tracy defeating Clark. O'Brien beat Carr on a late call. Wesley and Lynch drew after eight rounds. Lavigne defeated O'Brien by first round knockout. About 500 spectators attended.
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Rouse O'Brien Beats Carr in Eight at Marlboro
Rouse O'Brien of South Boston defeated Eddie Carr after eight furious rounds at the Highland Athletic Club in Marlboro this evening. Carr led early, with the ringside crowd expecting his victory by the fourth round, but O'Brien rallied in the third with body blows to turn the bout.
Old-Time Cyclists Hold Reunion Today
The wheelmen reunion, postponed by rain from last Saturday at Atlantic, is on for this afternoon. A good time is promised with races and a pleasant outing on the State reservation. Local yacht clubs provide sailboats and launches for water trips between events.
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Boxing Gossip Promises Stubborn 122 Pound Bout in Cambridge
Roxbury’s Young Donahue faces North End’s Kid Pantz in a 10 round Cambridge A A bout billed as the most stubborn contest in months. Both fighters train hard, Pantz is eager for a win, Donahue deemed top 122 pounder in New England. other bouts include Battling Nelson rising in California, and plans for Jimmy Gardner to challenge Joe Gans as lightweight prospects stir interest. Chester Goodwin travels to Philadelphia to meet Young Erie with a $500 forfeit offer if he wins at 122 pounds.
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