GAMES TODAY AMERICAN NATIONAL AND NEW ENGLAND MATCHUPS
In American: St Louis visits Boston, Cleveland plays Philadelphia, Detroit meets New York, Chicago hosts Washington. National: Boston at Cincinnati, New York at Pittsburg, Philadelphia at St Louis, Brooklyn at Chicago. New England: Brockton at Lowell, Lynn at Fall River, New Bedford at Worcester, Portland at Lawrence.
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Hartford and Meriden Romp To Wide Wins
Hartford blanked Bridgeport 8 to 0 while Meriden defeated New Haven 16 to 2. Pittsfield edged Waterbury 3 to 0 and New London beat Springfield 2 to 0 at the same local match day.
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Bridgeport
Pittsfield
Waterbury
Meriden
New Haven
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New London
Springfield
London
Baseball doubleheaders end in ties and late wins
In Baltimore Baltimore beat Toronto 2 1 in one inning. In Jersey City Montreal edged past Jersey City 6 5 in 13 innings. Providence and Rochester finished tied 6 6. Newark beat Buffalo 7 4.
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Baltimore
Toronto
Jersey City
Montreal
Providence
Rochester
Newark
Buffalo
Carrigans Get an Even Break In Double Header
In a decisive double header, the Boston Red Sox split with St Louis Browns as Dutch Leonard outpitched the Browns in game one. Boston’s Yerkes, Engle, Speaker and Lewis supplied the offense while Carrigan starred in defense and base running.
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Carrigans
Red Sox
Bill Carrigan
Stovall
St. Louis Browns
Boston
Leverenz
Carrigan
Tris Speaker
Leonard
Speaker
Duffy Lewis
Dutch Leonard
Yerkes
Browns
Miner Brown Shines In Reds Victory Over Braves
Cincinnati Aug. 5 Miner Brown aged veteran hurled nine innings to beat Boston 5 to 1. Perdue started for Boston as Brown allowed five hits and secured a Reds win with timely hitting from Bescher Egan and Sheckard. Tinker's late steal of home highlighted a tense sequence in the eighth and ninth innings.
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Miner Brown
Reds
Boston
Hub Perdue
Braves
Brown
Myers
Mann
Devore
Hobby
Rariden
Berghammer
Perdue
McDonald
Strand
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Maranville
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Red Sox Tie Game After Sloppy Opening Inning
Ray Collins started for Boston and a yellow opening inning gave the Browns a lead. Shotten reached on an Engle muffed throw, Balenti beat out a bunt, Pratt scored on a hard smash as Yerkes misplayed. Williams knocked a safe hit but Austin grounded into a double play as Boston quickly answered.
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Red Sox
Browns
Stovall
Leverenz
Sox
Weisman
Dutch Leonard
St. Louis
Dutch
Shotten
Boston
Janvrin
Balente
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Gardner
Yerkes
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Leonard
Bill Carrigan
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Speaker
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Cincinnati
Weylman
Clyde
Jimmie Austin
McAllister
Collins
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Moseley
Snell
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Smith Throws No-Hit Game After Removing Splint
Pittsfield pitcher Smith, who freed his arm from splints, tossed a no-hit no-run game against Waterbury winning 3 to 0. He struck out six, walked none, and allowed only three Waterbury players to reach on errors.
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Pittsfield
Smith
Waterbury
D Team Wins Handicap Polo at Narragansett Pier
In the one day tournament for cups donated by Mrs. Williard D. Straight the D team of army officers defeated I team by 81 to 4. The D team roster included Lieutenants A. H. Wilson W. W. West Jr J. G. Quekemeyer and W. L. Moose with F. S. Von Stade M. Stevenson I. A. Clarke on F team.
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J. G. Quekemeyer
W. L. Moose
W. R. Grace
von Stade
M. Stevenson
I. A. Clarke
Sullivan sails for Olympic meeting
New York August 5 James H. Sullivan secretary of the Amateur Athletic Union of the United States sailed on the Kronprinzessin Cecilie today for Bremen With Justice Weeks of the New York Supreme Court and Colonel Robert M. Thompson Sullivan is a delegate to an international conference in Berlin on August 20 to draft rules for the 1906 Olympic games.
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New York
James HE. Sullivan
Amateur Athletic Union of the United States
Kronprinzess
Cecilic
Bremen
Justice Weeks
New York Supreme Court
Robert M. Thompson
Sullivan
Berlin
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