Atlas A A to Stage All Star Boxing Card Next Tuesday
The Atlas A A will host an eight 10-round bouts all star boxing event featuring Walter Butler Johnny Munice Charley Byers Frankie Mack Al Delmont and Tiger Young with four main pairings and a heavy schedule. McFarland showed poor form against Larry Burns drawing criticism for tactics and lack of punch.
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Atlas A. A
Walter Butler
Beachmont
Eddie Flynn
Lynn
Jack Donnelly
Providence
Johnny Munice
Charlestown
Phinney Boyle
Lowell
Munice
Boyle
Charley Byers
South End
Frankie Mack
al Delmont
Tiger Young
Maine
Delmont
Young
Indianapolis Rally Beats Buffalo In Ninth Inning
Indianapolis won 6 to 4 over Buffalo after a ninth inning batting rally. Moseley Billiard and Bart hen against Schulz Blair. R H E details show Indianapolis 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 5 7 1 Buffalo 1 9 0 1 0 2 0 0 4 9 4.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Indianapolis
R.H.E
Moseley, Billiard and Barthen
Schulz
Blair
Brooklyn Beats Kansas City 4 3 On Sixth Inning Rally
Hoffman doubled for Brooklyn in the sixth, Westerzil singled, and Land's safe hit to left scored Hoffman to put Brooklyn ahead. Final score Brooklyn 4 Kansas City 3 as Stone Harris Adams and Easterly Seaton Land held the nine to nine with eight hits.
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Brooklyn
Hoffman
Westerzil
Land
Kansas City
Stone, Harris, Adams
Easterly
Seaton
War winds up big cup races in Newport
The New York Yacht Club cruiser squadron was disbanded aboard Commodore Dallas B. Pratt’s Sea Fox. The special cup race for the club was called off as Lipton withdrew Shamrock IV. Resolute and Vanitie would have contest, Sea Fox, others head to New York, Bristol, and Neponset to be laid up. Defiance to be altered for next summer’s racing.
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Newport
R. I
New York Yacht Club
Dallas B. Pratt
Vanitie
Thomas Lipton
New York
Bristol
Neponset
Mass
Chicago Beats Baltimore 4 0 to Move Back to First
Chicago wins 4 to 0 at Baltimore to reclaim first place behind Hendrix who pitched a strong game. Clemons and Jacklitsch contributed in support as Chicago’s offense produced runs in key innings.
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Baltimore
Chicago
Hendrix
R.H.E
Clemons
Wilhelm
Conley
Jacklitsch
St Louis Edges Pittsburg Federals In Low Scoring Game
St Louis defeated the Pittsburg Federals 3 to 2 in the second game of the series. Only the sixth inning produced runs as pitching and defense dominated. Batteries Groom and Simon for St Louis with LeClair Walker and Berry for Pittsburg.
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Pittsburg
St. Louis
Pittsburg Federals
R.H.E. St. Louis
Groom
Simon
LeClair
Walker
Berry
Kerr
Red Sox Beat Browns 6-0 to Avoid Sweep in St Louis
In St Louis on August 5 the Red Sox, led by winning pitcher Leonard and catcher Carrigan, defeated the Browns 6 to 0 to seize second place. Boston rapped 12 hits, stole three bases but also botched several plays on the bases. Carrigan homered with two on in the second, Leonard added two hits, while Leverenz lasted three innings for the Browns before Hoch and Taylor came on. The Red Sox defense and base running drew boos after a sixth inning double by Yerkes and Carrigan’s late run, as Leonard and Gardner each collected multiple safeties and Williams, Janvrin, and Speaker contributed timely hits. The Browns lineup struggled to mount offense, with only a few fleeting threats across the nine frames.
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ST. Louis
Poston
Leonard
Carrigan
Browns
Red Sox
Branch Rickey
Boston
Bill Carrigan
Lewis
Gardner
Speaker
Leverenz
Hoch
Taylor
Janvrin
Yerkes
Walker
Gus ‘Williams
Scott
Williams
Pratt
Oringate
Hooker
Leary
AB. R
Mooper
Q Yerkes
Qgarrigan
Heonard
St, Louis
A. E. Howard
Shotten
Lone
O Leary
PO Ek
Sea Wallace
Lavan
UG ‘Ossin
P B
Rumler
eMiller
Pth
Léverenz
Och
Hooper
Janvein
Crossin
Leverena
Tayag
Hildebrand
Dineen
Highlanders
Detroit Tigers
Detroit
New York
I. Boone
Daley
Cook
Cree
Mullen
Peekinpaugh
Ory
Sweeney
Matsel
Keating
Caldwell
McHale
A Kingman
E Williams
P Boehler
Cavet
P Teeveee
bRan
Kingman
Peckinpaugh
Burns
Crawford
Veach
Boebler
Caget
Maisel
Boone
Moriarty
Boeh
Chicago
Philadelphia
J - Collins
Schang
Philadelp E. Murphy
A. Walsh
Collins
Baker
Wee Ween McInnis
Otereee
Strunk
Errry
Bush
Ochicago
AB Berger
Ss . Erry
Blackburn
R. Bea He
A J. Collins
Fournier
Schalk
Demmitt
Peeves
Ol Bodie
Henn Ween
Sac- Fournier
Bodierifice
Barry
Stole Walsh
Cicotte
Cicot
Cicotte B
Connolly
Ohiil
Cleveland Defeats Senators by 3-2 in Tight Finish
Cleveland edges Washington 3 to 2 as scoring comes late in the game. Jackson Wood Moeller produce two base hits while Pezold Sacrifice hits and Leibold Shanks drive in runs. Errors and pitching keep the contest close with Blanding and Johnson yielding the decisive runs in a 2 hour game.
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Ron
Cleveland
Washington
Jackson
Wood
Moeller
Pezold
Mitchell
Shanks
Leibold
Gandil
Olson
Johnston
Johnson
Morgan
Chapman
Blanding
Pyan
Williams
O’loughlin
Sheridan
T Graney
Berm
Nee Jackson
Letbold
Wee Pezold
We Tobnson
P Tetra
Duffey's Column critiques Atlas A A boxing events refereeing
The column praises Atlas A A for large crowds at boxing nights but criticizes refereeing decisions as inconsistent. It cites Fallon Murphy, Eddie Murphy Gilbert Gallant, and a kidney punch issue affecting scoring. It notes J Arthur Johnson faces military duty and European boxing upheaval.
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Europe
J. Arthur Johnson
French Republic
Johnson
Russia
France
Republic
Carpentier
England
Baseball weights and infield hits from old reports
A quiz style recap covers Rabbit Maranville weight claims 160 pounds or 145 pounds per later note. It notes an infield hit chance on a grounder 10 feet from second, and cites Seaton of Brooklyn Federals with 27 games 17-6 record and .739 ERA as of Aug 2. It also lists batting averages for Tris Speaker and other vintage boxing and league facts with names and places.
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Rabbit Maranville
Seaton
Brooklyn Federals
Alex MecLean
Lawrence
Lewiston
Tris Speaker
Kid Williams
John Gutenko
Denmark
Charley Goldman
New York
Baltimore
George Alger
Cambridge
Matty Baldwin
Charlestown
University A. C
Baldwin
Lawrence Sweeps Doubleheader Against Haverhill
Lawrence defeated Haverhill in both games of a doubleheader here today winning 17 to 0 and 5 to 2 in seven innings. O'Connell, Lynch, Layster, Mahoney, Conley, Peploski and Aubrey led the offense. O'Connell stole eight bases. Mahoney and Peploski hit three-base hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Haverhill
Wilson
Lynch
Layster
Aubrey
Joyce
O'Connell
Neh
Laigster
Conley
Peploski
Mahoney
Thompson
Reiger
Donovan
Lugster
Balk
Doherty
Po.a
Flaherty
Gaston
Southern
Ofce
Pennington
Gamp
Havpraill
Campbell
Howard
Luyster
Carron
Tuggy
Smith
Yelle
Barron
Eay
Fuller
Olde
Lynn 15 Portland 11 in incomplete box score game
Portland lost 15 to 11 as Lynn players batted for Mulrenan and Watkins and posted several hits. Robinson Murphy Moulton Fahey Teed Flaherty Burns Whitehouse Dowell Bowcock Rickman McCloskey and Williams contributed with extra-base hits while Cunningham, Mulrenan, Teed, Williams and Tuero pitched.
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Mulrenan
Watkins
Portland
Murphy
Orentz
Cunningham
Teed
Williams
Mayberry
Teins Watkins
Tagee
Ee Dowell
Hickman
Teseeoeonte Clemens
McCleskey
Tokoe
Bowcock
Dowell
Teed Williams
Tuero
Piigeea
Burns
Courtney
Orate Williams
Porter
Muirenan
Wiliams
Wathing
Mulenan
Kelley
Lynn
A.E
A.E. Porter
Rick Clemens
Rob’son
Ef. Murphy
Orcutt
M’berry
Flaherty
Twero
oMerrill
Worcester 5 Lowell 4 baseball thriller in extras
In Worcester on August 6 Worcester edged Lowell 5 to 4 after a ninth inning rally and three extra frames. Key plays included Sheehan and Cooney errors and a bunt by Unseen, with Van Dyke Rawley Carroll opposing Tohman Wacob. Umpire Bannon. 2h.15m.
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Lowell
Jerneon
Worcester
Tery
Sheehan
Odes
Cooney
van Dyke, Rawley
Carroll
Tohman
Wacob
Bannon
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O’'Toole
RU Oo
Evers
Honus
Gingle
Nero
OSSD
Doc Almy
Tommy McFarland
Larry Burns
Andover
McFarland
Eddie Murphy
Gilbert Gallant
Gilbert
Eddie
Gallant
Paul H. Shannon
Will Harry Martin
Dartmouth
Neston Lowemouth
Jess
Ginger Pop
Next Sunday Post
Olus
Jordan Marsh Company
Men’s Store
Senators
Manchester
Radloff
Bils Judge
Thomas
R. H. B. Lewiston
Condon
Kane
I Casey
Keeler
Scanlon
Kilhullen
Casey
Caesar Moretti
Frank Cavanaugh
Revere Cyele
Moretti
Cavanaugh
Duffey
Fallon- Murphy
South Boston
Queensberry
NEW England League
Kentucky
Quincy House
Old Taylor
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