Star Athletes to Attend Point of Pines Labor Day Meet
Promised participants include Matt Mc Grath Don Walsh Harry Gissing Abel Kiviat Dan Ahearn and Emilio Lunghi the Italian middle distance champion now with the Irish American A C Local clubs will send strong teams and entries from Providence and suburbs Con Walsh touted as the center of attraction will face Matt Mc Grath in a special 66 pound weight event Walsh holds world records in 56 pounds and kicking an association football. Other keen races target the five mile and half mile with Win Bailey Mike Norris and Abel Kiviat among the contenders.
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Wagner Back Soon Says Pirates Shortstop
Youngstown Ohio August 6 Honus Wagner, out since a slide injured his side, will return if he follows Bonesetter Reese’s instructions. Dr Reese treated the side and said the ailment is a misplaced muscle over the rib, not serious. Wagner left town tonight and is expected to rejoin the Pirates at once.
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Brannigan Stops Kendrick In Fairmont Bout
Patsy Brannigan overpowered Jim Kendrick of England at the Fairmont A C in New York. Kendrick showed clever defense early, but Brannigan’s strength and aggression carried the last seven rounds to secure victory.
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Pins and Needles Wins Saratoga Handicap Under Heavy Track
At Saratoga on a very heavy track Pins and Needles, moved from 6 to 1 to 4 to 1, defeated favored Sir John Johnson by two and a half lengths after a late surge. Sir John Johnson set the pace until tiring in the stretch as Pins and Needles closed strongly.
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Bailey Shines As Browns Edge Washington 2 1
Bailey outpitched Johnson in a pitchers' duel as St. Louis defeated Washington 2 to 1. A bases on balls two hits and Browne's error produced the two runs for the visitors.
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Tigers Edge Phillies In Tight Open To Series
Detroit defeats Philadelphia 3 to 1 in a pivotal American League championship race opener. Summers allowed five hits with strong control as Cobb homered and scored twice, while Krause also yielded five hits but Detroit put runners on base and capitalized on Philadelphia errors and steals.
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Highlanders Double Naps In 8-0 Victory
New York, with Doyle pitching, defeated Cleveland 8 to 0 in a game noted as the third straight shutout for the locals. Keeler had four singles, Sitton subbed for Litton, and Berger was pulled after six runs. Umpires Connolly and Cleary were mentioned in a separate quir k incident involving a tobacco break in the stands.
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Red Sox Rout White Sox Behind Arellanes Victory
Boston defeats Chicago 8 to 1 at Huntington Avenue Park as Frank Arellanes shuts down the White Sox. Burns lasts three innings for Chicago, while Boston fans pile up runs on early bunts and timely hits led by Speaker Gessler and Wagner.
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Major League Matchups Across Cities
National league games include Boston at Pittsburg and New York at St Louis. American league features Chicago at Boston and Detroit at Philadelphia with several city pairings. New England schedule shows Lowell at Lawrence and Fall River at Lynn with Haverhill visiting Worcester.
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Brockton Rally Beats Haverhill 3 2 In Late Rally
Brockton edges Haverhill 3 to 2 as Goettel allows three hits over eight innings. Shea and Connaughton doubled for Brockton with Merrill scoring the decisive run in the eighth. Donovan and Courtney contribute runners, while O'Toole, Goettel and Cooney combine for the pitching. Time 1:55. Umpire Fahey.
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Worcester 5 Fall River 1 in New England game
Worcester defeated Fall River 5 to 1 as Stie pitched his first Worcester appearance. Messenger homered for Fall River’s lone run, while Shaw and Messenger starred for Worcester with key hits and solid defense.
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Pirates Win in the 14th Inning over Brooklyn
Pittsburg edged Brooklyn 3 to 2 in 14 innings as Leach starred with a first inning triple and a steal of home. Scanlon, Camnitz, and Leever pitched well in a tense pitching duel with final score after two long extra frames.
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Runs-Venable Triumphs with Key Hits and Stolen Bases
Three base hits by Wilkie and two by Howard highlight a game where Runs-Venable sealed the win. Fitzpatrick sacrificed, Foster allowed a passed ball, and Leville issued two walks while Knitzer walked four. Adler, Massey, and Jolly turned double plays as Lowell and Lawrence left seven and five runners on base respectively.
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Lynn Defeats New Bedford 9 to 1 in League Game
Lynn led 3 to 1 until the seventh inning when Gilroy's delivery was hit for six runs. New Bedford's lone tally stood as a barrier early, Daum's hitting highlighted Lynn's offence as they built a decisive lead.
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Baseball Summary: Haverhill vs. Lynn with misc plays
Wallace and Daum both scored for Haverhill as Gilroy notched a two base hit and Ulrich Girard Murphy Page combined for sacrifices. Errors by Lynn and Haverhill, several hit by pitches, and three strikeouts by Gilroy plus five by Girard marked the game. Time listed as 1.40. Umpire Rorty.
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Yankees Swap Blair for Frill in Major Move
The New York Yankees said they purchased pitcher Frill from Newark of the Eastern League and released catcher Walter Blair to Newark. Frill is a left handed pitcher. This action comes amid a day of NL games including Chicago Cubs Boston Doves and others.
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