Detroit shuts out Boston as Killian shines in series
Detroit pitcher Killian delivers a brilliant game to blank Boston, with Sam Crawford and his bat delivering the only runs. Dineen pitched well for the champions but Detroit’s crippled infield held firm, Robinson starring in defense and Crawford driving two key doubles.
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Mich
Aug
Killian
Boston
Dineen
Sam Crawford
Crawford
Coughlin
Orth
Robinson
Carr
Cleveland
Hickman
Beville
Barrett
McIntyre
Stahl
Freeman
Parent
Selbach
Collins
Donovan
Gibson
Milson
Cleveland Beats New York Amid Ejections and Injuries
Cleveland won easily over New York as pitcher changes and a tense game unfolded. Orth left in the second after being knocked out. Clarkson fanned seven in his first three frames. Donahue struggled with men on base. Fultz argued with umpire O Loughlin in the fourth and was ejected along with Manager Griffith. Elberfeld retired with a lame ankle.
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New York
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Clarkson
Donahue
Fultz
O'Loughlin
Griffith
Elberfeld
LaJjole
Bradley
Carr
Lush
Turner
Essves
Bemis
Kleinow
Osteen
Conroy
Williams
Flick
Land
Clevehue
Dona Clarkson
Timeth
O’ Loughlin
Washington Tops St Louis for Third Straight Win
Washington defeated St Louis for the third straight victory as St Louis made six errors behind pitcher Glade. Stahl homered, part of a game marked by the visitors' offensive edge and fielding miscues.
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Washington
Glade
Stahl
Haverhill doubles up Manchester in twin wins
Haverhill defeated Manchester in two games at Haverhill on August 8. The first game ended 6 to 3 and the second 5 to 2, with Haverhill taking both contests in a clear afternoon victory.
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Haverhill
Manchester
Ewe Enna
Lowell Beats New Bedford 5 to 4 in Baseball Contest
New Bedfordlost to Lowell 5 to 4 as Blatchford struggled with walks and hits. McAuliffe of Lynn starred in his first game with New Bedford, while Lowell built early runs and held on for the win in a tight afternoon matchup.
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Blatchford
Lowell
McAuliffe
Lynn
Nashua Beats Fall River in Afternoon Baseball Tilt
In Fall River on August 8, Nashua toppled Fall River with solid batting and defense. Labelle yielded no hits until the sixth inning, while Pastor and Gutheen starred for Nashua. Final score and line indicate a clear Nashua victory.
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Nashua
Labelle
Pastor
Gutheen
Lawrence shuts out Concord in Aug game win
Lawrence scored three runs and held Concord scoreless in todays game. Final line shows Lawrence offense producing three runs while Concord was unable to cross the plate.
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New England
Lawrence
Concord
Games Today Feature Boston Area Matchups
Lowell hosts New Bedford in two games while Nashua meets Fall River Manchester faces Haverhill and Concord plays Lawrence in a slate of daily high school affairs across the region.
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New England
Lowell
New Bedford
Nashua
Fall River
Manchester
Haverhill
Concord
Lawrence
Noorna Defeats White Bear In Seawanhaka Cup Race
Noorna beat White Bear by 5 minutes 45 seconds in the third race of the Seawanhaka cup series on Lake St Louis. The 12 mile course included three laps of two miles windward and return. A 15 knot westerly breeze favored Noorna while White Bear struggled with spinnaker setup and windward work. Start 1 50.
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Noorna
White Bear
Lake St. Louis
Nooma
New 1000 Mile Auto Record Set by Charles Schmidt
Alvin T. Fuller learned that Charles Schmidt completed a 1000 mile non stop run at Detroit’s Grosepoint mile track in 29h 538m 87 25s averaging over 33 mph. Schmidt drove a Packard touring car and only stopped to change a tire with engine running. Fuller plans a non stop distance test of five to six thousand miles with a relay crew once Readville track management agrees.
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Columbus Avenue
Charles Schmidt
Grosepoint
Detroit
Sands of
Florida
Schmidt
Readville
Fuller
Sebring Signs with Williamsport Tri State Team
Telegram from Williamsport says Jimmy Sebring right fielder for Pittsburg signed with Williamsport in the Tri state league and will not go to Cincinnati or return to Pittsburg. League not under National protection. action would bar Sebring from organized baseball if true.
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Aug
Williamsport
Penn
Jimmy Sebring
Sebring
Cincinnati
Doherty Brothers to Defend American Titles
In Southampton New York the United States National Lawn Tennis Association confirms that England’s Doherty brothers H J and R F will defend American titles next week at Newport. They sail aboard Eugene Higgins yacht Varuna and arrive late this week for the doubles on August 17 and singles on August 24.
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N. Y
Doherty Brothers
England
Newport
H. J. Doherty
R. F. Doherty
Eugene Higgins
Varuna
New York
H. L. Doherty
R H White Employees Hold Outing at Nantasket
About 700 workers from R H White & Co enjoyed an evening outing. They sailed on the Pleasure Bay at 7 30 to Wantasket Point, with most returning at 10 80, while others rode an extra boat later. Committee members F C Deering S C Souther and W T Montford were praised for organizing the successful event.
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Wantasket Point
F. C. Deering
S. C. Souther
W. T. Montford
Blink McClusky Edges Stone In 20 Round Bout
In Manchester New Hampshire Aug 8 Blink McClusky of Philadelphia won a decision over Jim Stone of Boston in a 20 round bout at the Coliseum. Stone staggered in round 17 and nearly was KO’d after a hard right to the wing. Referee Owen Kenney oversaw the match. Earlier Peter Sweeney of Manchester KO’d Charles McCarthy of Lowell in the first round of an eight round bout.
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Blink McClusky
Philadelphia
Jim Stone
Boston
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Stone
McCluskey
Owen Kenney
Peter Sweeney
Charles McCarthy
Lowell
McCarthy
Post Defeats Journal 15 to 7 in League Game
The Post beat the Journal 15 to 7 on the American League grounds. Journal failed to reach first base until the fifth inning. O'Connell pitched well until the ninth when the Journal offense surged five runs. For the Post, Marley Flannery Barry Collins and McDade stood out. Maloney and Kelly starred for the Journal.
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Barry
Collins
McDade
Maloney
Kelly
Post Nui Avenak Cabo
Osa Weed
Hard luck Dineen and the race for second place
A dense sports column notes Dineen winning over Cleveland while contending teams like the Red Sox, Giants, and Invaders jostle for standings. It references umpire Jack Stafford's New England debut, injuries, trades, and bets, plus remarks from Clark Griffith and other figures about pennants and World Beaters.
Pantz Draws Donohue in Cambridge A A bout
Pantz of the North End fought Young Donohue of Roxbury to a ten round draw before a good sized crowd at the Cambridge A A last night. The bout was fast from start to finish with both boxers active throughout and Pantz earning an undisputed draw. Preliminaries saw Larry Conley defeat Danny Snyder in three rounds, Jack McKeever beat Jack Sumner in six, and Charley Garner stop Gus Dumond in the second.
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North End
Young Donohue
Roxbury
Cambridge A. A
Pantz
Larry Conley
South Boston
Danny Snyder
Charlestown
Jack McKeever
Somerville
Jack Sumner
Cambridge
Charley Garner
Gus Dumond
Boston
Jeffries Munroe bout in San Francisco hangs on forfeit and dates
The Jeffries Munroe championship clash in San Francisco remains in doubt as Jeffries delays the final $2500 forfeit and August 26 or 27 is not firm. Little ticket interest and press agent hype fail to spark sales, while Kid McCos plans a September bout with Munroe in Salt Lake City and Coffroth teases O’Brien Ryan show without Fitzsimmons.
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Jeffries
Harry Pollok
Munroe
Edldie Graney
Coffroth
Yosemite A. C
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Jack O'Brien
Tommy Ryan
Seven Riders in Paced Race at the Park Tonight
Weather disrupted practice at Charles River Park leaving seven cyclists ready for a 20 mile paced race behind small motors. Expected starters are Hugh Maclean Harry Caldwell Nat Butler Jimmy Moran Will Stinson Louis Mettling and Sammy Sulkins with a noted prior match between MacLean and Moran affecting plans.
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Hugh Maclean
Harry Caldwell
Nat Butler
Jimmy Moran
Will Stinson
Louis Mettling
Sammy Sulkins
MacLean
Moran
Revere
James Ingraham
Charles
River Park and Mac Lean Face Championship Race
Ingraham states he has no contract with Mac Lean but trusts his word. Hugh MacLean has won many races recently and could unseat Moran if his form continues. With a strong motor he aims to beat Moran’s four horsepower records and claim the title tonight. Caldwell Stinson Butler Mettling and Sulkins enter to challenge the leaders amid rising training pace from Sulkins.
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MacLean
Ingraham
Hugh MacLean
Moran
Harry Caldwell
Stinson
Butler
Mettling
Sulkins
Champagne the most delicious and healthful wine claimed
An advertisement extols Simperiae as the champagnes of the era, praising its taste and healthful qualities while promoting it as the premier wine choice.
Cincinnati Ninety Seven? Hard-Hitting Win Carded
Hard hitting win by Cincinnati with the decisive run coming with two out in the eighth. MeGinnity faced the eighth, Farrell doubled, Shar tripled, and Dunn, Gilbert and Reckler contributed timely hits. Mathewson and McGinnity were heavy with strikeouts as St. Louis left 5 on base. attendance 6,472 at the park.
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Ewes
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Cincinnati Beats Boston In South Iina Clash 4 to 1
Cincinnati hammered Willis and Boston for 15 hits to take a 4 to 1 victory in the South Iina game. Kelley, Steinfeldt, and Delehanty starred for Cincinnati with sharp fielding and timely hits. Willis delivered early misfires but settled, while Harpers’s Boston offense managed eight hits as Dean Tenney sparked controversy with a close safe call at third base. The two clubs meet again today as ladies are to be entertained on a likely tossing day for Boston.
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Cincinnati
Boston
Geier
Reds
Joe Kelley
Jack Harper
Harper
Dolan
Odwell
Kelley
Corcoran
Steinfeldt
Delehanty
Vic
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Moran
Peitz
Pittinger
Seymour
Odowell
Woodruff
Geler
Tenney
Carney
Johnstone
Brooklyn Outplayed by Chicago in Outfield Battle
National notes Brooklyn was outbatted and outfielded by Chicago. Evers fielded brilliantly, accepting 11 chances.
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Chicago
Evers
New York Triumphs Over St Louis in Wrangling Contest
New York scored another victory over St Louis in a game marked by disputes. Shay was ejected for objecting to a call. Warner’s scratch hit produced the winning run in the ninth inning. Mathewson relieved McGinnity after the early hits.
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St. Louis
Shay
Warner
Mathewson
McGinnity
Phillies rout Pirates as home team builds batting streak
Philadelphia defeated Pittsburgh with ease as the home team built a strong batting streak. On the way to the grounds the Pittsburg omnibus was overturned injuring Miller and Bransfield. The score details are not provided.
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Pittsburg
Miller
Bransfield
Five Express Cars Burned in Plainfield Indiana
Vandalia train No 20 running at about 60 mph struck a broken rail near Plainfield depot today. Five cars overturned and were destroyed by fire caused by a gas storage tank explosion. None of the 300 passengers were killed. one passenger Mrs E X Wigderson of Antigo Wisconsin was seriously injured. The blaze also burned a grain elevator and several freight cars.
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Ind
St. Louis
E. X. Wigderson
Antigo
Wis
Zionism Prevails says Rabbi Deinard urges renewed effort
Rabbi S N Deinard of Sharai Tor Minneapolis, a Zionist and Semitic scholar, visits Boston meeting leaders to study the religious scene. He notes Herzl's death strengthens resolve and will unite Zionist workers to greater efforts for the movement.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Boston
Rabbi Deinard
University of Minnesota
University of Chicago
Deinard
Palestine
Theodor Herzl
Dr. Herzl
Standings Note From Local Soccer Fixtures
In New Haven Springfield match New Haven led 4 2. Bridgeport beat Holyoke 9 0 by forfeit. Hartford defeated Norwich 3 2.
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Springfield
Bridgeport
Holyoke
Hartford
Norwich
Swamp-Root Kidney Remedy Promoted in Boston Daily Post
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It lists symptoms such as back pain dizziness and urinary issues and offers a sample bottle and pamphlet by mail from Kilmer Co of Binghamton New York.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Boston Daily Post
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