Americans Dominate Opening Singles In Davis Cup Cue
New York Aug 6 The Dwight F Davis international lawn tennis challenge cup looks set to stay in the United States after Malcolm D Whitman and William M Larned defeated Dr Joshua Pim and R F Doherty in straight sets on the Crescent Athletic Club courts. Whitman beat Pim 6 1 6 1 and Larned beat Doherty 6 2 6 3 with a late decision to resume the third set tomorrow morning.
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Dwight F. Davis
Whitman
Dr. Pim
Larned
R. F. Doherty
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Roosevelt
Fred S. Mansfield
Boston
Whitman-Dr. Pim
R. B. Wren
Doherty
Pim
Richard Stevens
Nationals Take a Day Off Postponed Game
The St Louis Boston game at the National League grounds was postponed due to wet fields. Both teams paused play yesterday because of the weather and soggy surface.
Rain Wipes Out Ends of Baseball Games Across Cities
National notes show rain halting multiple games in major leagues. End of fifth called in Boston to St Louis match and end of fourth ruled for Philadelphia Chicago tilt as rain interrupted play across at least three venues including New York and Brooklyn Cincinnati.
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R. H. BE
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburg
New York
Brooklyn-Cincinnati
Major League Baseball Pairings at Nationals Park
Cincinnati faces Boston. Chicago plays New York. Pittsburgh meets Philadelphia. St. Louis visits Brooklyn in a set of four scheduled games.
Pittsburg Tops New York in Rain shortened game
The final game of the Pittsburg at New York series was halted after five innings due to rain with Pittsburg leading 2 to 0. Jeff Fielder Jones sparked an on field confrontation with umpire Emslie, removing his mask. Jones was suspended for the rest of the season.
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Baseball Scores From Recent City Matchups
At Toronto Toronto, 5 Providence 1. At Buffalo Newark 8 Buffalo 7 in 12 innings. At Rochester First game Rochester 5 Jersey City 4. Second game Rochester 3 Jersey City 0. At Montreal Montreal 4 Worcester 1.
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R. F. Doherty
Great Britain
W. A. Larmned
Toronto
Bea
Jersey City
Providence
Chester
Montreal
Newark
Buffalo
Rochester
Worcester
Local Racing Notes From Hartford and Norwich Regions
At Hartford Springfield 8 Hartford 3. New London Meriden 4 New London 2. Norwich New Haven 4 Norwich 3. Bridgeport Bridgeport 8 Waterbury 3. On the ocean Greyhound feel seasick relief with Cook s Imperial Extra Dry Champagne pint.
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Springfield
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Norwich
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Beaton at St Louis Philadelphia at Cleveland
A listing shows Beaton games at St Louis and Philadelphia keys with Philadelphia at Cleveland, Washington at Chicago, and Baltimore at Detroit. It notes matchups across multiple cities, indicating a scheduled schedule of companion sports or events.
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Boston
Louis
Ewan
Baltimore
Detroit
Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Boston Wins Breath-Taking Ninth Inning At St Louis
In St Louis Boston edged ahead at Sportsman's Park after a tense ninth inning. Three St Louis batters reached base as the rally fizzled when Kahoe was thrown out at home on a wild throw. Umpire Johnstone faced crowd heat as Hemphill and others argued. Powell and Dineen pitched for their teams with ups and downs.
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Cleveland Downs Philadelphia 5-4 in Ninth Inning
Smith outpitched Rube Waddell as Cleveland wins in the ninth on Ray and Lajoie singles. Rain kept attendance down at Cleveland to 2 670. Waddell walked 2 and struck out 12 in his Cleveland debut. Cleveland 9 left on base Philadelphia 7.
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Bemis
Chicago Beats Washington 5 2 in Baseball Match
Chicago defeated Washington 5 to 2 as Patterson restricted the visitors after a rough first inning while Lee shut down Washington late. Attendance was 1 760 with Chicago leaving seven men on base to Washington’s five. Jones Daly Delehanty Ryan and Strang had two-base hits.
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Baltimore Handles Detroit In Series Opener
Wiltse pitched well for Baltimore as McFarland swiped third on a steal and scored on two hits. Williams Arndt and Mellor delivered consecutive singles to drive in another run as Baltimore defeated Detroit 2 1 in the Aug 6 game.
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Wiltse
Baltimore
McFarland
Williams
Arndt
Mellor
Detroit Rally Fueled by Wiltse Pitch and Wild Throw
Wiltse's wild pitch and another errant toss powered Detroit's late scoring surge. The sequence produced a crucial run that shifted the game in Detroit's favor.
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Detroit
Cincinnati and Joe Kelley at the South End today
Cincinnati and Joe Kelley will start a three day series at the South End grounds led by ex Baltimore player Joe Kelley. Director Billings hinted at a new left fielder for next season but declined to name him. Baseball chatter covers signings trades and upcoming games across Boston and New York.
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Joe’ Keiley
Injury sidelines Dwight F. Davis in tennis doubles
The Times reports Dwight F. Davis injured his right foot while bathing at Magnolia Massachusetts last week. The accident delays the international doubles schedule moving the match from Thursday to Friday and may affect American chances. Davis is expected to play Friday with his wound healing and normal vigor.
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the Times
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Davis
Dedham Wins Second Hitchcock Cup Event at Saratoga
Dedham defeated the Saratoga Polo Club 21 to 1 1 2 in Saratoga New York as Saratoga was given nine goals by handicap. Dedham dominated play with strong team coordination while Saratoga faltered.
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O'Connells and Garryowens Agree to Play Match
The O'Connell and Garryowen Gaelic football teams met last night at the Post and agreed to play a match within three weeks. The two managers will meet at the Post Friday evening to arrange details.
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Garryowen
New England Matches Listed for Dover and Others
Dover at Lawrence, Fall River at Haverhill, Manchester at Lowell, Nashua at Concord are scheduled matchups in the region. The card lists four pairings across major towns with no results noted.
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Concord
Lawrence-Nashua
Haverhill-Lowell
Dover-Manchester
Manchester
Eeretene Eeeae
Haverhill
Tees
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Eeene
Lawrence BR Ee
Lawrence
Lowell
Nashua
Concord Defeats Fall River 3 to 1 in Baseball Duel
Fall River falls behind early as Concord takes a 3 to 1 win. Slow defense and fielding by Pulsifer stand out, while Lee allows four hits and Gilroy pitches steadily for Concord in a decisive fifth inning.
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Dan Patch to Meet Star Pointer for Mile Record Race
New York Trotting Association schedules a mile duel at Brighton Beach on Aug 16 between Dan Patch and Star Pointer. Dan Patch clocked 2 00 3 4 at Columbus, Star Pointer holds 1 59 1 4 at Readville. Purse of 6000 replaces the earlier 3000 for pacer race.
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New York Trotting Association
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Weather forces cancellation of Charles River Park race meet
The race meet at Charles River Park was called off due to threatening weather. Tickets for Monday night’s meet will admit entry. Major Taylor claims white riders have joined to keep him from winning and may retire. Bobby Walthour plans to race after Labor Day, then go South and Europe. The Metropolitan Wheelmen schedule a midsummer half century to Nantasket next Sunday from the club house. Walthour races in Springfield tonight, then to Revere for Saturday’s race with Harry Bilkes. Diken is expected at the beach track this morning.
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Vanderbilt breaks mile record in French road course
W K Vanderbilt Jr. shattered the automobile mile record in a road race from Ablis to St Arnault with a 48 2 58 minute mile and a kilometre in 22 58. His kilometre time trails the record by only two fifths of a second, surpassing prior marks set on Long Island.
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W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Ardennes
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Harris backs McGovern to beat Corbett in New London bout
Sam Harris bets $10,000 that Terry McGovern will defeat Young Corbett at New London on August 29. George Considine, an admirer of Corbett, has placed $1,000 on the Westerner and declined further bets, predicting McGovern as heavy favorite.
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Sam Harris
Terry McGovern
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Young Corbett
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Harris
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McGovern
Boxing Gossip on Corbett McGovern Bout May Die Out
A Boston sports writer reports mixed signals on the August 29 boxing match in New London. He cites sources claiming mayoral non interference, built arena for 15 000, and widespread opposition. He doubts the fight will occur August 20 and notes turnout trains from Boston.
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Corbett-McGovern
Joe Wendig
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W. L. Crowley
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Armstrong Park
Dart
Miah Murray
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Billy Crowley
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Charlie White
Chelsea Beak Fines Sandy Ferguson For Mutual Assault
Chelsea police court records show Sandy Ferguson and a co defendant were fined 15 cents each after a street fight over a drink and a nickel price dispute. The case drew commentary on policing and public behavior in Chelsea with references to prior boxing talk and local dons.
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