Boston Beaten by Browns in 5-1 Game
Browns overpower Philadelphia and Ralph Glaze with a first inning burst as Niles Hemphill and Wallace drive in four runs. Morgan shines in relief and Boston adds one more run on Glaze’s miscue amid a strong pitching showing by Howell and Morgan.
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Baseball box score excerpt shows runs and outs
Two innings played with England on stolen base. Walks issued to Glaze and Howell. Strikeouts tallied for Glaze Howell Morgan. Double play by Howell Wallace and Jones. Time 40 minutes. Umpire Connolly. Attendance 2582.
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Clothier and Larned Double Up in Longwood Tourney
In the Eastern championship doubles at Longwood the top pairing of W. A. Larned and W. Clothier, national singles champion and former champion, defeated F. Collester and C. Porter 6-2 6-3 6-4. Other notable results include Beals Wright and R. D. Little routing A. W. Jackson and J. B. Read, and the Whitman brothers rallying past the Johnson brothers in a four-set duel.
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Wolffe Nears English Channel Try Before Adverse Tide
Dover August 6 Jabez Wolffe the amateur swimmer who had failed four times to cross the English Channel again came close this morning. He completed a record swim from the South Foreland and reached within three quarters of a mile of Cape Blanc France in sixteen hours and twelve minutes before a turning tide and head wind forced him to abandon. Heaton of Liverpool also quit four and a half miles from the French coast. There is a stray unrelated line mentioning Tommy Burns and Lil Arthur Johnson with unclear context.
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Yankee Yacht Wins Ising’s Cup for Kaiser
In Cowes Isle of Wight on August 6 the Emperor William’s American built yacht Meteor won the Ising’s cup in a Royal Yacht Squadron regatta over a 47 mile Queen’s course. Five boats started with Brynhild Cetonia Cariad and Laverock. Cetonia’s jib and Cariad’s topmast were lost. Meteor finished first after a late start and Brynhild placed second Cetonia third.
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Temple Eyes Chance at Langford Bout
Larry notes Temple seeks a shot at Sam Langford with 10 to 1 odds Langford wins. He recalls Langford’s 15 round knockout victory at Cheesen and says a rematch would draw a long crowd to see.
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There’s a White Man Waiting for You
On a cold sidewalk in Fistiana a long wait ends as J. Johnsong learns a white man awaits him. The moment brings sobs of gratitude and a shifting mood from winter hardship to hopeful summer as bystanders observe the scene with quiet restraint.
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Sudden Change in Atmosphere Prompts Curious Baseball Gossip
The piece tracks a flurry of sensational baseball chatter with pemain such as Diminutive Arthur and James Jeff toppled by Senegambian rivals. It references Frank Chance, John McGraw, Jim Barrett, Charley Hickman, Uncle Cyrus Young, and Bosses like Charley Comiskey amid colorful, tongue in cheek remarks on teams and fans.
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Worcester Defeats Haverhill 1 0 in Close Game
Worcester edges Haverhill 1 to 0 as a seventh inning run on a walk a sacrifice by Doherty and Knotts single proves decisive. Runners left on base totals show a tight pitchers duel between Hilbert and Bushey.
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Reds Sweep Boston in doubleheader at League Park
Cincinnati Reds win both games 4 to 3 and 2 to 1 at League Park, extending their winning streak to six against Tenney's Boston team. Odwell drives in the decisive runs in the tenth, and Mowrey, Ganzel, and Brager contribute key hits as the Reds overcome Boston's late rally.
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Chicago Defeats New York 2 to 0 in City Match
Chicago defeated New York 2 to 0. Strang was ejected for disputing a decision, Shay moved to centre in the fifth inning.
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Doves Secure New Catcher Asmussen Joins Boston
Tommy Asmussen catcher for Gunthers Marquettes and Felix Colts leaves semi pro ranks to join the Boston National ball club. Semi pros rate him among the best catchers. he is a fast baserunner and a capable hitter.
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Sports Gossip and Local Notices From Boston Area
A roundup of baseball and sports notes from Boston and nearby towns. Mentions Morgan and Howell in pitching form, potential trades for Sam Brown Sweeney, Ipswich seeking a strong third baseman, Oberling's move to Washington, and semi pro pitching ads. Also notes scratch hits rule opinion and upcoming matches at Caledonia Grove and inquiries for Saturday games.
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Roxbury Boxer Rematch Promised After Earlier Defeat
Fred Bradley and Jerry Gaines renew a feud after a year as the Winnisimmer Ath letic Club arranges a rematch. Jerry asserts superiority over the Roxbury standout, while Bradley vows a faster, stronger win. Other boxing notes mention Henderson favored to beat Walcott, McDonald training for a ringer, McCarron vs Smith, and Rockland promoter Repetto planning a big carnival in Rockland.
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Newport Excursion Tickets Sell Fast
Tomorrow it is advisable to secure tickets in advance as demand is large and seating capacity is limited to the special train. Round trip price is $1.00.
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Sonoma Girl Wins Sensational Empire State Race
Sonoma Girl the unbeaten California mare and M. & M. Stakes winner at Kenilworth Park faced a dramatic Empire State Stakes today. She faltered in heats one and three, crashed into the fence, and tested the judges before capturing the fourth heat and the race with Ed Geers driving John A. in a thrilling finish.
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Dreary Dreary Open Y R A Race at Marblehead
Boston Yacht Club open race at Marblehead produced slim results in light fluky southwest wind with 28 starters in eight classes. Several class winners are listed but judges lacked time allowances and boat lists, making the summary hardly satisfying.
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Croker’s Orby In Bad Shape After Derby Collapse
London reports say Orby has kidney trouble after Derby collapse at Liverpool July 26. The colt, last in a four horse field, showed similar symptoms on return to Glencairn, jeopardizing plans for the St Leger on September 11.
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Tomacco Wins Mo Hawk Selling Stakes at Saratoga
Saratoga Aug 6 Tomacco the heavily played favorite won the Mo hawk selling stakes feature event of the racing card. Other winners were Spooner Sally Explosion Rye and Danascora in the respective early and late races with odds noted for each.
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Connecticut League Results From Bridgeport to Hartford
Bridgeport and New London battled 14 innings to a 2 2 tie as darkness halted play. Waterbury edged Norwich 3 2. Springfield bested Holyoke 3 2 in 135 innings. Hartford shut out New Haven 6 0.
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Yacht and motor boat races set for Jamestown exposition
Word from Jamestown says eight yachts will enter the race for King Edward's cup open to Class Q under the universal rating rule. Charles P. Tower Ansal Cole and H. S. Gambel of New York and Director Sexton of the department of special events arranged final details. None of the six Class Q boats now racing in Massachusetts Bay appear entered for the Jamestown races.
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