Brockton Wins Doubleheader From Fall River
Brockton defeats Fall River 9 to 5 in game one and 3 to 1 in game two in a doubleheader at Fall River. Four Brockton pitchers used in the first game. key hits include a three base hit by Donovan and multiple two base hits.
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Fall River
Brockton
Miocroo eSpecencaa
Bay River
Wormwood
Bannon
Hickman
J. Donovan
Cutting
Finlayson
Grant
M. O’brien
Brockton Case
Eteeneace
M. Donovan
McKernan
Solliran
Donovan
Devine
Solbran
Cooney
Mitchell
Cummings
Fullerton
M. O'Brien
Brockton Fall River
E. Hickman
Mes
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Catterson
Kane
J.dovan
Norris
Worcester 3 New Bedford 2 in line. late rallies decide
Worcester defeats New Bedford 3 to 2 in a nine inning game. Logan doubles and Blackburn triples in the ninth to tie, then Worcester takes the win on a error and singles with two out. Russell and Logan homer numbers cited. Conley, Leverant hold for Worcester.
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New Bedford
Worcester
Logan
Blackburn
Shea
Batten
Robinson
Russell
Barrows
Duff
O’brien
Duf
Cameron
Rob Ingan
Corcoran
Adler
Conley
Leverant
Singleton
McCune
Leveranz
Touble
Bradley
Reynolds
Lord
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O’ Brien
Severanz
Barberich
Delave
DOVEY TEAM WALKS PLANE TO DEFEAT DOVEY TEAM
Sweeney and Graham advanced to bases as Boukes walked and Beaumont forced Ritchey home. Clarke handed Maddox the hook, Leever struck Hannifan, ending a tense sequence as Boston failed to mount a factor and the game dragged on.
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Sweeney
Graham
Boukes
Beaumont
Ritchey
Clarke
Maddox
Leever
Hannifan
Wagner
Boston
Boston AB. R
E. Beaumont
Lindaman
Boultes
Wilson
R. F
Storke
Gibson
Osc
Osdew
Pittsburg
Stone Renee
Thomas
Bouktes
Hanolfan
Bates
Madadox
Abbaticcchio
McGann
Obustone
Quakers Take Two From Cubs In Doubleheader
Philadelphia beat Chicago in both games of a doubleheader here as errors and timely hitting plus sharp fielding propelled the Quakers to two wins.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Red Sox Edge Sox in 13 in Sox Sox Battle
The Boston Red Sox lose 2 to 1 in 13 innings at Chicago after Wagner’s wild throw allowed the tying run. Doc White and Steele duel in a pitchers’ battle with Cravath delivering Boston’s lone early run.
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Chicago
Red Sox
White Sox
Wagner
Jones
Doc White
Steele
Boston
Comiskeyites
McGuire
Laporte
Cicotte
McConnell
Lord
Denny Sullivan
Purtell
Donahue
Cravath
Thoney
Davis
Dr. White
Hahn
Criger
Stahl
Isbell
Sullivan
Parent
White
D. Sullivan
Donohue
Cleotte
Sheridan and Egan
AB. R. BH
E Hahn
Peer
Tannehill
Eeas Purtell
Ae Davis
Pirates crush Doves in first of rain shortened doubleheader
The Pirates routed the Doves 9 to 1 in the opening game as rain halted play before the second contest. Maddox dominated for Pittsburgh, with Clarke and Wagner backing the outburst, while Dahlen Kelley and Lindy careened to errors for the Doves. Browne's base running miscue capped a distressing display for the home club.
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Pirates
Providence
Doves
Pittsburgs
Dahlen
Kelley
McGann
Sweeney
Beaumont
Lindy
Lindaman
Bouktes
Jake
Boultes
Maddox
Pittsburg
Clarke
Ine
Sam Seeger
Wwe
Browne
Gibson
Johnstone
Thomas
Leach
Wagner
Abbaticchio
Wilson
Storke
Ritchey
Hannifan
Graham
Boston
Cincinnati and New York Baseball Game Weather Delays Doubleheader
Rain and thunder interrupted a New York at Cincinnati game with six innings completed and a 2 0 score in favor of the visitors. The second game was postponed by a severe thunder storm as pitchers Ames and McGinnity faced rough early hits.
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New York
Brooklyn
Lush
St. Louis
Double-header Planned for St. Louis After Rainout
National reports from Brooklyn dated August 6 indicate a double-header was scheduled for today in St. Louis, but details remain unclear as weather or venue notes were incomplete.
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National
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cleveland Triumphs Over Washington As Falkenberg Shines
Falkenberg faced his former teammates and helped Cleveland defeat Washington 6 to 1. McBride and Johnson each had two-base hits, Bradley hit a triple, and Turner, Lajoie, and Altizer contributed sacrifices. Johnson struck out three, Falkenberg six, and Cleveland left four on base while Washington stranded eight.
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Lundgren
Slagle
Philadelphia
Tinker
E. Grant
Peeeeesasere AB. E
Knabe
Titus
O ' Magee
Bransfield
Osborne
Doolin
Foxen
Chicago
BH. PO. A
Fee
Kling
Sheckard
I Zimmerman
Hofman
Evers
Steinfeldt
Howard
Moran
Reulbach
Reul- Reulbach
Bach
O’day
Rudderham
Kahoe
Johnson
Cleveland
Washington
McBride
Bradley
Turner
Lajoie
Altizer
M. Clarke
Falkenberg
O’loughlin
B. R
J. Clarke
Eeesteeres Bradley
Milan
Shipke
Ganley
Unglaub
Tee Freeman
Edmonson
R. F
Ee McBride
bKeely
Seer
Boston fans fund drive posts another strong day
The Boston Post fund for Hub pitcher Aug 13 gains more names and gifts totaling 251.50 after a busy day of small contributions. Donors span Taunton Somerville Cambridge Arlington and many other locales with many 10c 25c and 50c gifts. A belated wave of subscriptions is expected to arrive for the final week.
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Boston Rooters
Cortribute
Boston
Harold Browne
Chester Hayward
Taunton
James M. Lane
Stuart Munroe
Somerville
William’ H. Courier
Cambridge
Thomas V. Cotter
L. W. Hall
Hyde Park
A.A. Cobb
Mansfield
Ef, C. Rooney
Edward C. Monahan
Walter H. Sibley
William H. Ness
Ned Morrissey
James A. Scolponett
Harry Petersen
Woburn
Daniel McGregor
J. R. Spry
H. D. Otto
F. F. Miller
Malden
Walter Russert
George F. Grace
Ben Pullo
le Oakes
W. H. McKenney
Charles V. McKkenney
William A. Sillars
Danvers
S.W. Dow
West Roxbury
Ella Lemos
Thomaston
Kittie B. Travers
Ashland
Paul F. Ochs
L. EB
Worcester
Miss May Chase
Dover
N. He
Ee J. Reid
Hudson
J. E. Gardiner
E. W. Stiles
Littleton
Joseph M. Finnie
East Milton
G. P. Winn
Harrisville
N. H
R. L.K
Waltham
Richmond G. Stoehr
H. Whitcomb
J. F. Day
Albert A. Thompson
Gordon E. Gaffney
Webster
Mark J. Dondero
Henry T. Wood
Allston
Everett and Crescents Clash Again in Revere
Great interest surrounds Saturday’s game between the Everett and Crescents of Revere at the Crescents grounds. It marks the second meeting in the series after Everett won the opener 2 to 1 last Saturday in camp.
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Everetts
Crescents of
Revere
Everett
Crescents
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Garbali
Leach Gibson and
Dahler
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Lowell
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Cincinnati
Paul H. Shannon
Rueter & Company
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Cincinnet
Tenney
Pyse
Ames
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Lobert
Devlin
Doyle
Hulswitz
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McLean
Spade
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Cass
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Seymour
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Murray
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Ewer
Conroy
Howell
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Hurst
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Inquire
Wagner Mfg. Co
Dorchestar
Bartholomay
Rochester
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WM. Albrecht
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