White Sox Land on World Champions in Scant Marathon Tale
Victor McAuley of Dorchester Club outworked a strong distance field in the Scotch Picnic modified marathon. He arrived with six hours of work behind him, forgot his running shoes, and still finished superbly in borrowed footwear.
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Jerry Delaney
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New York Harbor
Abbie Woods
Billy Queal
Woods
Canada
Yale
Yankees edge Cleveland 6–3 on July 18 scorecard note
The document records the July 18 game where the Yankees defeated Cleveland 6 to 3. It also notes J T Somerville’s birth date April 19 1883 and cites various baseball figures such as Dick Cooley and Connie Mack with brief career details.
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J. T., Somerville
Tris Speaker
Johnny Noonan to Box Eddie Smiley in Aug. 14 Bout
Gloucester report says Dorchester lightweight Johnny Noonan will clash with Eddie Smiley ex navy champion in a 12 round feature at Lenox A. C. on August 14. Weigh in 126 pounds at 3 p.m. Both fighters have prior local bouts and satisfactory showings. The bout opens the club under Ed Durden who aims to revive its popularity by fall.
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Dorchester
Eddie Smiley
Navy
Lenox A. C
Ed Durden
Tug Team Practice Draws New England Champions
Dennis Horne of Concord trains with the New England champion tug-of-war squad for the Labor Day contest at Russell Field in Cambridge on September 4.
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Dennis Horne
Concord
New England
Russell Field
Cambridge
Browns Defeat Senators 3 2 In Extra Innings
St Louis clinches sixth by beating Washington 3 to 2 in 10 innings. Sisler drives in the deciding run with a 10th inning double after Shotton scored earlier. Gallia and Weilman on the mound for St Louis and Washington respectively.
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Miller
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eRan
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Morgan
Wallace
Marsans
Pratt
Ainsmith
Foster
Gallis
Connelly and Cull
Groom
T Washington
C. A
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R Feeee Ly Williams
Henry
Eer Q! McBride
Quakers Beaten in Printers Tourney
Cleveland imi defeated Philadelphia 11 to 5 to eliminate Philadelphia from the Union Printers Annual Baseball tournament. Cleary held the first seven innings to one hit while Cleveland scored through the middle and late frames. Hetzel and Huppi, Benath, and Cleary contributed to the victory with strong pitching and hits.
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Philadelphia
Union Printers
Cleveland
Imi
Cleary
R.H.E. Cleveland
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Hetzel
Huppi
Steeee
Red Sox Fall 7 1 to White Sox in Chicago
Chicago Aug 7 The Red Sox lost 7 to 1 as the White Sox opened the series with victory. Boston staged a faint rally in the ninth with Hooper and pinch hitter Cady delivering late punches to avoid a shutout.
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Hooper
Cody
Boston
Chicago
Red Sox
White Sox
Cady
White Sox rout Red Sox as Dutch Leonard falters at Comiskey Park
Dutch Leonard struggles in a one sided game as Eddie Collins and Shark lead the White Sox attack. Leonard allows nine hits and two costly wild pitches while Boston’s defense and pitching collapse, with Jones relieving in the fifth and the White Sox widening the gap.
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Scott
Felsch
White Sox Triumph Not In Boston's Day Despite Late Rally
In a tense Chicago game, Ness belted a center field homer in the fifth and Schalk drove in the score with a squeeze play. Boston struggled as Agnew and Russell fueled Sox threats, but timely outs and misplays limited their offense.
O'Brien Plans Fight With Ever Hammer at the Arena
Shamus O'Brien declares his Irish identity and readiness for tonight's arena bout against Ever Hammer. The lightweight says he could fight in Ireland if not in America and notes his recent victory over Leo Johnson, acknowledging the challenge from clever opponents.
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Flanders
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Hi Manager
New York Printers Top Washington in Union Tourney
Poor base running doomed Washington as New York defeated them 3 to 0 in the Union Printers baseball tournament in Indianapolis. Bailey pitched well for New York, limiting Washington to four hits but fielding errors gave Washington chances they failed to convert. St. Paul beat Cincinnati 6 to 0 but the game was halted by rain.
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Washington
Union Printers
New York
St. Paul
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Pittsburg
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Frank Kramer Wins Sprint in Double Display at Revere
Frank Kramer defeated Al Goulett in two of three heats in a special sprint match race at the Revere cycle track. One heat was ruled a no decision by judges and the referee. The first heat covered a half mile in 1m 2s.
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al Goulett
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Charles Turville
Bobby Walthour
George Wiley
Walthour
Wiley
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F. McKenzie
Paul Suter
Nt. Reynolds
Hardy Jackson
Ned Chandler
Boxers and yacht racing headlines mix in Boston area notes
Mixed event notes from East Boston and Malden feature boxing card with Red Kelly and Johnny Buckley plus Ever Hammer and Shamus O'Brien. Also highlights include Al Delmont's boxing plans, Garther's stable, and local yacht races on foggy seas with Nutmeg III leading across a Lipton Cup class lineup.
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Red Kelly
Johnny Buckley
Pat Owens
al Gerardi
Mel Coogan
Billy Myers
Ever Hammer
Shamus O’brien
Hammer
Coogan
Owens
Kelly
Seventy-Six Yachts Compete in Gloucester Open Regatta
Seventy-six boats in 14 classes started under the Yacht Racing Union rules as the Gloucester Yacht Club hosted a two day open regatta. Strong southwest breeze propelled boats to finish. notable Class B results included S. L. Gookin on Gadfir and Tunipoo achieving fast times.
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Flight
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L. Gookin
Frank F. Crane
Iris
Gordon Munroe
McLane and Sullivan
Gloucester Club
Russell Smith
Boniino
J. P. Cavanagh
Marblehead
Gloucester
Gloucester Yacht Club
Yacht Racing Union of Massachusetts
White accuses Casey of dodging rematch at 155 pounds
Joe White of South Boston claims Bill Casey is avoiding a second bout. White says he is ready to fight Casey at 155 pounds at 8 o clock, but Casey will not box him at that weight.
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New Bedford
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Derry
Pittsfield
McRea
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Arthur McDonald
Joe Bushy
New York
Johnny Emery
Emery
Johnny Donovan
Joe White
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