The Eel Confirms Fast Grand Circuit Victory in Kalamazoo
In Kalamazoo Michigan the Grand Circuit meet concluded with The Eel winning the 2:00 pace by a nose over Citation amid season best times. Country Jay claimed the 2:10 trot victory despite lameness, while Hedgewood Boy faded as The Eel led a stellar show of elite pacers and trotters.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Hedgewood Boy
Citation
Aileen Wilson
Eel
Joe Patchen
Country Jay
Carrol
Cleveland
Grand Rapids
Galesburg
Ill
Walter Hal
Gr. H
Walter Direct
Brown Hal
Garth
Ree Georlr
Milton
Ch. G
Jackman
Prince D
Spangier
Yee
Snow
Robert Kernan
Oki Ia
B. G
Jaybanker-Peronella
Parkville
Macey
Svevencwsl Carroll
Shank
Sareree
Henry ‘Setzer
Lassell
Totsaee
Miss Abdell
B. m
McDonald
Faxing
Ch. i
Mupony
Nancy Royee
Bik. m
McCarthy
Get Ane Rae Ky Ae
McMahon
Gambolier-Belle Bidwell
John L
McEwen
Br. m
Wwedgewood Boy
Ch. H
Wilson
Dik
Cox
Baron McKinney
Br. H
MccKinney
Ettie Baron
Baron Wilkes
Dicker- Oie
Saunders
Ethel Mace
Murphys
Will Make M'Lean Hustle at Revere Track Race
Pat Logan and Peter Drobeck face American middle distance champion Hughey MacLean at Revere cycle track. Logan and Drobeck say rain did not halt their training while MacLean predicts an easy victory. The winner will ride the fastest 25 miles ever seen at the old track with a long amateur program preceding the final.
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Pat Logan
Peter Drobeck
Hughey MacLean
Revere
MacLean
Library Bureau vs West End House Clash At National League Grounds
The strong Library Bureau squad faces West End House today on the National league grounds. Library Bureau has won 13 of 16 and fields Cogan in the box with Carney Rowe and Currier in reserve, while West End House adds Mendelsohn to the mound and notable infield stars. A large crowd is expected as fans anticipate a keen battle between the teams.
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Library Bureau
West End House
Cogan
Carney
Rowe
Currier
West End
Mendelsohn
Autrey Returns as Stem Sent to Lynn
Autrey is recalled from Lynn by President Dovey. Fred Stem will replace him at Lynn, to be loaned to Manager Billy Hamilton who will not part with Autrey until Stem reports. Beck may resume first-base duties for the Doves.
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Chick Autrey
Lynn
Dovey
Fred Stem
Billy Hamilton
Hamilton
Autrey
Stem
Beck
Doves
Boston
Cincinnati
Ahearn World Jump Record Disallowed in New York
The record in the hop, step and jump set by Daniel F. Ahearn last Sunday at Clan-ma-Gael games was ruled invalid by the Metropolitan AAU committee for improper entry filing. Also note today’s meeting of the Massachusetts Anglers' Club flycasting practice scheduled for Frog Pond at 2:30 p.m. with invitation to enthusiasts to join.
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New York
Daniel F. Ahearn
Metropolitan Association of the A. A. U
Ahearn
Wcusetts Anglers’ Club
Frog Pond
Boston Common
Baseball Notes Spark Interest in Patchwork Season
Lou Criger commits only four errors in 12 games with a .989 fielding average. Providence shortstop Russell Blackburn is out for the season with a broken leg after being claimed by Comiskey and Dreyfus. Walter Clarkson, ex Harvard star, pitches semi pro in Cleveland. Fred Mitchell, once with the Boston Americans, now stars as catcher for Toronto. California options seek entry into the league.
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Lou Criger
Russell Blackburn
Providence
Comiskey and
Dreyfus
Walter Clarkson
Harvard
Cleveland
Fred Mitchell
Brighton
Boston Americans
Toronto
California
Asa
Bay State Dories Dominate Boston Yacht Club Race
A fleet of 54 boats in eight classes competed in the Boston Yacht Club midsummer series. The Barbara repeated yesterday’s victory for Massachusetts dories, with Ellen romping in sonderklasse and Wianno losing a protest as Essex won Class Q. The final race of the series is scheduled for tomorrow.
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Hull
Boston Yacht Club
Massachusetts
Gravesend Bay
N. Y
Bryan S. Permar
Barbara
Wianno
Onda
Corr
A. W. Stevens
Essex
J. Nichols
John Greenouge
Timandra
J. B Fallon
Sess
Marie
George Lee
P. Keyes
Hollis Burgess
Pontiac
W. F. Whitney
Cape Gan
Arawak
Nickerson
Busy Bee
W J Coombs
Almira D M. Whittemore
Iria
Fy. FE
Crane
Josepphine
Tupner & Hardwick
Emeline
A. W. Robbins
Hustler
R. J. Carpenter
Gringo
H Brown
Plover
J Rda
Wlor
Jacobin
T. W
H A. Knowles
Sonderklasse
P. Curtis, Jr
Wolf
Loring
Snes
Corinthian
Urtis
Thane
Ally X
L.F. Percival
Joyette
W. H. Childs
Wim
B. Nichols
Tad Fae
Reina
Melkie
Eererane SL
Dorchen
A. W. Finlay
Acanthus
Titus
Vanken
Stephens
Mouse
N. Bloomfield
Mirage
Aurora
Pigeon Bros
Rrow
Zetes IV
J. A. McKie
Bonifer
C. C. Kenney
Ie Nieney IL
KE. B. Holmes
Bates Mink
S . Hee
Toogles
H. B. Lynch
Kid
K. Mayberry
E. W. Dutton
Smelt, Potter & Souther
Tad
Gl. Dunne
Cole
Eagle
G. H. Brazier
Dory
Raub
J. J. Ge
Mass
Bessie
Elizabeth F
BR Hodge
Billingham
Dudley
Nes
Queen
I’. Nisan
H. Woodbury
Iss
L. Atkinson
Merry Widow
Inslie & Stringer
N. Ee
Tieman
Boston Daily Sports Roundup: Sox, Whitesox, and Local Games
The piece notes the Red Sox continuing a winning streak and the Tigers’ champions series impact on upcoming White Sox games. It highlights local events at Gate of Heaven Locust street grounds Scotch games Caledonian Grove Sullivan square Marcella street grounds and praises Jack Ryder’s efforts to showcase local champions amid other major meets. It mentions Metz the local sprinter and a Scotch picnic as key local athletic moments.
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Red Sox
Tiger
White Sox
Charley Comiskey
Gate of Heaven
Locust Street Grounds
Caledonian Grove
Sullivan Square Grounds
Marcella Street Grounds
Jack Ryder
Locust Street
Seattle
Boston
Lawson
Robertson
Metz
Baseball Schedule in New York Area Sept 25 to Oct 5
Teams from the American and National Leagues visit New York from Sept 25 to Oct 5 including Detroit at the Highlanders Sept 25 27 28 St Louis Browns at the Highlanders Sept 29 30 Oct 1 Phillies at Giants Oct 2 4 5 The piece also notes questions on batting rules and umpire calls and lists a baseball editor prior to Mr Shannon.
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New York
Mr. Shannon
Detroit
Highlanders
St. Louis Browns
Phillies
Giants
Frederick P. O'Connell
New York Athletic Club Wins Hot Race at Detroit Regatta
Opening events of the 87th annual National Association of Amateur Oarsmen regatta on the Detroit River saw New York Athletic Club edge Arundel Rost Club and Ottawa Rowing Club by less than a length in the international senior four oared shells. Ottawa led early with Wahneta Boat Club and Vespers close behind as three shells crowded the course. Arundel of Baltimore made a late surge but finished behind the New Yorkers, who claimed the victory in a dramatic finish amid close racing and swift bursts from rival crews.
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Detroit
Canada
East
National Association of
Detroit River
Detroit Boat Club
New York Athletic Club
Ottawa Rowing Club
Ottawa
Ont
Wahneta Boat Club
Flushing
N. Y
Philadelphia
New Yorkers
Arundel Boat Club
Baltimore
Athletic Club
Ottawas
Argonaut Rowing Club
Toronto
Wyandotte Athletic Association
Wyandotte
Mich
Association
James Cosgrave
A. Warneck
Springfield Boat Club
Springfield
Mass
George W. Alilson
West Philadelphia Boat Club
Samuel Gordon
Vesper Boat Club
William Merhoff
Nassau Boat Club
New York
Fred F. Wessel
Harlem Rowing Club
Hamilton Rowing Club
Hamilton
Western Rowing Club
St. Louis
Arundel Rost Club
Autoist Louis Chevrolet Short of 50 Mile World Record
Louis Chevrolet nearly broke the world record for 50 miles on a circular Fort Erie track, clocking 52 10 1 5 over a 50 mile derby before needing a tire change. In a lead up to tomorrow’s Oldfield Christie race, Walter Christie won a three mile race against Barney Oldfield who rode a Benz. Chevrolet dominated the five mile events and placed first in the 50 mile Buffalo derby, with Lorimer second and Austin third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Louis Chevrolet
Fort Erie
Lorimer
Barney Oldfield
Chevrolet
Walter Christie
Christie
Oldfield
Benz
E. C. Croker
F. S. Lorimer
George Austin
Crocker
Austin
Water sports events planned for North End district meet
The 1915 North End committee schedules 2 30 p m races at North End Park including boys junior and senior races, girls junior and senior races, diving and form events. Entry blanks available at the bath house. Supervisors listed: James McNamara for North End, Matthew Leary for Wood Island, Edmund Hynes for Sullivan Square, and Fred L. O'Brien for Roxbury.
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North End
North End Park
Bath House
Park
James McNamara
Wood Island
Matthew Leary
Sullivan Square
Edmund Hynes
Roxbury
Fred L. O’brien
Department of School of Hygiene
Scotch Picnic at Caledonian Grove Opens Busy Day of Events
The 56th annual Scotch picnic in West Roxbury features parades from 8 am at 694 Washington St and a packed lineup. Highlights include a five mile run, Cyclone Burns versus Emil Maunas wrestling, a one mile handicap with Frank Kanaly and Percy Smallwood, plus numerous sprint and handicap entries with varied distances.
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Caledonian Grove
West Roxbury
Caledonian Club of
Boston
Washington Street
Burns
Emil Maunas
Frank Kanaly
Percy Smallwood
Bart Sullivan
Floyd Doughty
Williams
Sam Meyers
John Campbell
Walker
Campbell
Prime
Crooks
Bowie
Steele and Prouty
Sweeney
Lawson, Robertson
Louis Metz
Cubs Edge Doves In Ninth To Take Game
In Chicago Aug 6 the Cubs beat the St Louis Doves 8 to 6 as Kroh kept the Doves to five hits and Ferguson yielded ten. Evers Sheckard and Steinfeldt sparked the offense with timely hits and Sheckard scored on an eighth inning error. Hofman’s defense twice saved runs for Boston.
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Chicago
Ill
Smith
Doves
Kroh
Bostonians
Cecil Ferguson
Artie Hofman
Bostons
Hofman
Becker
Evers
Cubs
Steinfeldt
Coffey
Beaumont
Shean
Chance
Beck
Liner
Tinker
Archer
Graham
Ferguson
Thomas
Sheckard
Schulte
Bill Dahlen
Bill
Boston
Klem
Kane
E Evers
Ween
Hance
Oost Enfeldt
Toh
Deveses
A ' Coffey
Ss Becker
Siner
Bees
Dablen
Bostog Ss
Ses
Shean Er ‘Ers
Breinfeldt
Quakers Fall to Cardinals 3-0 in Quick Route
Moore pitched seven strong innings for the Cardinals as Ellis homered for St Louis. Evans Murphys turned in key plays including a sacrifice, while Konetchy, Byrne and Delehanty turned double plays. Quakers left runners stranded as Lush struggled with walks and strikes.
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Moore
Poke
Ellis
Evans
Murphy
Konetchy
Byrne
Delehanty
Phelps
Bates
Lush
Scanlon
Reds Get Another From Giants 1-0
The only run came in the 10th when Oakes bunted and scored on Ames wild throw and Doyle miscues. Paskert was hit by a batted ball for the winning run. Cincinnati pitching limited New York to two third-base advances. Gaspar and Ames split decisions with 7 strikeouts between them.
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Strikin
G. Green
Mraine
H. CC
Wade
Herbert Horgan
ST. Louis
Philadelphia
Ellis
Koneteby
Phelps
Evans
Delehanty
Aee
Murphy
Charles
Beebe
Grant
Bates
C. F
Neenee
Titus
Magee
Ree Branafield
Doolan
Teen
Doolin
Coase Nannies
Moore P Vee Peewee
Ward
Scanlon
National
Cincinnati
New York
Oakes
Ames
Doyle
Paskert
Rerneiess
Goch
Huggins
Devlin
Hobbzel
Bridwell
Tenney
Gaspar
Rigler
Johnstone
E Bescher
Egan
Ween Pascert
Sccccceens
Hoblitzel
Tee
Downey
McLean
Tenney See Steer
Orses
Seymour
Ivo
Murray
McCorae
O'Hara
O Devlin
Schleice
Woccesesessees
Local doubleheader scores from Connecticut games
The first games saw Northampton 12 against Bridgeport 5 and Hartford 3 against New Britain 2. In the second games Hartford led 3 to 38 when the match was called. New Haven won 4 to 2 over Springfield in the first game, and Springfield beat New Haven 1 to 0 in the second.
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Northampton
Bridgeport
Hartford
New Britain
New Haven
Springfield
Scorecard of American Association Results
Milwaukee defeated Indianapolis 6 to 1 while Minneapolis beat Toledo 1 to 0. Kansas City won 4 to Louisville, and Columbus triumphed over St. Paul 4 to 8.
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Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Toledo
Kansas City
Louisville
Columbus
St. Paul
Southern League Results Highlight Wide Memphis Win
New Orleans 6, Memphis 94. Atlanta 3, Birmingham 0. Little Rock 10, Mobile 2. Montgomery Nashville play postponed by rain.
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New Orleans
Memphis
Atlanta
Birmingham
Little Rock
Mobile
Montgomery
Providence Beats Montreal 6 0 and More Baseball Scores
In 14 innings Providence defeated Montreal 6 to 0, Buffalo routed Baltimore 11 to 2, Rochester edged Newark 1 to 0, and Jersey City shut out Toronto 2 to 0.
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Providence
Montreal
Buffalo
Baltimore
Rochester
Newark
Jersey City
Toronto
Jennings Predicts Tigers Finish Above Athletics
Hughey Jennings praised Detroit after a victory over the Athletics in Philadelphia. He said Detroit would top the American League while Mack's Athletics lag in second, noting Wild Bill Donovan's pitching as key. The Tigers’ Boston road trip yielded over $16,000 in gate receipts.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Athletics
Hughey Jennings
Detroit
Mack
Hughey
Tigers
Hugh
Wild Bill Donovan
Boston
Astor Cup Prizes Awarded in Newport R I Races
The schooner Elmina owned by Frederick F. Brewster of New Haven and the sloop Avenger owned by A DeWitt Cochrane of New York won Astor cup races under the New York Yacht Club auspices in Newport Rhode Island. The Avenger led Istalena by 1 minute 15 seconds corrected time, though Istalena finished only slightly behind in elapsed time. Last year the Avenger, then Robert W. Emmons 24 of Boston, captured both the Astor cup and the King’s cup.
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Newport
R. I
Elmina
Frederick F. Brewster
New Haven
Conn
Avenger
A. DeWitt Cochrane
New York
New York Yacht Club
Robert W. Emmons
Boston
Cragin Defeats Plimpton to Reach White Mountains Final
In Crawford s New Hampshire match Cragin Jr of New York beats Plimpton of Boston in a three set duel to reach the White Mountains singles final against F W Cole of Hartford. In doubles H P Johnson and H I Foster of Boston reach the final as Carl Currier and W A Carl of Boston advance by defeating Cole and Walworth in a tough semifinal.
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H. P. Johnson
H. I. Foster
Boston
C. F. Penhallow
C. M. Robertson
New York
W. A. Carl
R. Currier
F. W. Cole
Hartford
G. C. Walworth
Fellsway Drivers Stage Nine Races At Medford Park
Nine races are set by the Fellsway Driving Club at Combination Park Medford this afternoon. Feature driver Pat L. seeks to repeat last week’s win with challenger Gagnaunt, while Major M Edith R. also push hard. Other close heats include General Fiske Ginger B Bonnie Belle and Guy F. as contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellsway Driving Club
Combination Park
Medford
Pat L
Gagnaunt
Major M
Edith R
Fiske
Ginger B
Bonnie Belle
Guy F
Records Fall At Windsor Track Races
Windsor speed sets new marks as two year olds clock 1:06 1/5 for five and a half furlongs, beating 1:06 1/4. In the mile and a quarter for three year olds and up, Howard Shean ran 2:06 1/5, four fifths faster than the old record, winning by three lengths over King of the Mist with Dunvegan third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Windsor
Clubs Chase Saginaw Pitcher Kusel After Early Success
Eddie Kusel, a 23 year old right hander from Saginaw, drew interest from Detroit St Louis and Cleveland after winning his first 12 games of the season. His 13th loss came on a wild throw by the Saginaw shortstop in the 10th inning ending a string of wins. Kusel has six years of pro experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
St. Louis
Cleveland
Eddie Kusel
Saginaw
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