Lawrence-Lowell Outfits Each Gap Victiory in Slow Game
Lawrence defeats Lynn 6 to 4 in Lynn as Lawrence’s Logan Murch and Carlstrom shine on defense. Ward pitched seven innings for Lawrence, with Pearson and Phenix driving in runs, while Lynn’s offense struggled to mount a comeback. Time 1h 57m, Umpire Rory.
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Lawrence
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Murch
Carlstrom
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McGovern
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Lynch
Ulwich
Ingalls
Ff Ward
Iteher
Galls
Rorty
Lowell Edges Fall River 13 to 1 Behind Wolfgang Pitching
Lowell defeats Fall River 13 to 1 as Wolfgang earns the win. DeGroff Monahan and Wolfgang delivered key hits while Arminger and Sanborn were roughed up. Fall River’s lone run came on Boukes error in the ninth. Weaver, Magee and Rose starred with multiple hits for Lowell.
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Wolfgang
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Worcester Wins 5-1 Over New Bedford in Rainy Battle
Worcester defeats New Bedford 5 to 1 as Ness shines with strong fielding. Nye Shorten Crum and Clements drive runs while Pruitt and Van Dyke split pitching duties in a 27 minute game at Worcester.
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van Dyke
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Edison Jrs of Boston Disband Team Cancels Season
The Edison Jrs of Boston announce they have disbanded for the remainder of the season and all scheduled games are canceled.
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Thrilling finals at Pittsburg grand circuit meet
On August 8 at Pittsburg the professional drivers stake, 2:15 trot, and the free-for-all trot championship produced thrilling finishes. Billy Burke, fresh off a Cleveland track record, won the 2:15 heats and the free-for-all with 2:05 and 2:04 8-4 times, while Queenworthy faltered in heat two of the professional stake. Shawbay dominated the 2:12 trot with three straight heats.
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Cleveland
Dodie Archdale
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Dudie Archdale
McDonald
Stake Queenworthy
Carpenter
Annie Kohl
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Isetine
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Bruce Girdle
Derby Boy
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Dodge
Eseed
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Queen Lake
Cyclists Arrive for Revere Beach Meet
Elite riders from Newark Lynn and Australia travel to Revere for a 25 mile race and sprint events. Elmer Collins and Alfred Grenda lead a strong field including Clarence Carman George Wiley and Jimmy Moran as the race promises fast, spectacular competition.
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Revere
Newark
Elmer Collins
Lynn
Alfred Grenda
Australia
Collins
Clarence Carman
George Wiley
Syracuse
Jimmy Moran
The Eel Wins Free for All at Augusta Purses Cut
The free for all, the feature race of the day in Augusta Maine, was won by The Eel in four heats after losing the first heat to Hall B Jr The purse totaled $2000. Hal B Jr took second place. The 2:27 trot and related heats remained unfinished with Queen Mary Cochato March and others racing through multiple heats. Mattie March won the 2:30 pace in four heats. Susie M won the 2:18 pace after six heats with Cabel Nathalie and Mercer C among top placements.
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Hall B., Jr
Hal B
Queen Mary
Cochato March
Young Mack
Mattie March
King Gazette
Susie M
Cabel
Nathalie
Mercer C
New York Readies Olympic Team Reception
Plans for the American Olympic team reception in New York on August 24 near completion. Invitations will go to the Swedish ambassador and consul general for the reviewing party. A standout feature will be New York youths forming a stationary guard of honor along Broadway and learning the Olympic yell.
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Washington
Guard of Honor
Broadway
City Hall
Forty-second Street
Cubs Take Final Game From Quakers
Chicago won the final game of the series in Philadelphia 7 to 4. The Cubs hit More and Ritter hard and converted most of their safeties. Wavender pitched well with runners on base.
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Quakers
Philadelphia
Chicago
Ritter
Wavender
International League Scores From Four Matchups
Baltimore routed Rochester 7 to 0 while Jersey City beat Toronto 6 to 5 and Providence defeated Newark 8 to 5 in 12 minutes. Newark then beat Buffalo 4 to 1.
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Rochester
Jersey City
Toronto
Andpeneanerence
Providence
Newark
Buffalo
Connecticut League Scores From Recent Games
Holyoke defeated Holyoke 1 0 while Hartford edged Bridgeport 2 1. New Haven crushed Waterbury 8 5 in a trio of league results posted for the circuit.
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Holyoke
Springfield
Hartford
Bridgeport
New Haven
Waterbury
Southern League scores wrap up cloudy day slate
In Atlanta Mobile 6 defeated Atlanta 2 while Nashville beat New Orleans 6 to 1. Chattanooga hosted Birmingham with rain limiting play as conditions paused action.
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Mobile
Nashville
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Johnsons Had Still in Ring In Australia Proposal
Alderman Tearney said Jack Johnson agreed to fight Sam Langford and Sam McVey in Australia with conditions not met by promoter McIntosh. Johnson demanded 5000 for training expenses 10000 deposited with Tearney and three round trip tickets. He would fight only as a personal favor to Tearney and did not confirm re entering the ring.
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A. L. Tearney
Jack Johnson
Sam Langford
Sam McVey
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Wolgast Rivers Films May Come to Boston
Pilgrim A A considering a special show next Wednesday at the Arena after strong attendance. Program to include four glove boats music by a band singing and Wolgast Rivers bout pictures to help members decide who proves superior in the July 4 battle.
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Wolgast
Rivers
Nolan Grabs Attell Murphy Fight Receipts
In San Francisco on August 8 Billy Nolan, former manager of Abe Attell, reportedly withholds Abe Attell’s share of gate receipts from the Saturday bout with Tommy Murphy. Original terms paid Attell 3500, later drawn articles set at 8 percent, but receipts were under 8000 dollars, costing Attell heavily amid the break with Nolan.
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Billy Nolan
Abe Attell
Abe
Tommy Murphy
Nolan
Attell
Logue's Sons Help Logue Family Win Big Baseball Game
Digby hosts Logue family in a high scoring baseball victory. Five Logue brothers from Charles Logue's family batted and fielded to win 11 to 10. The brothers combined for ten hits including two homers a triple three doubles and four singles, with a notable double play sparked by two of the siblings.
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Carney
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Soy Johnson
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Doran Wins on Foul Over Lester in Melbourne Fight
Australian heavyweight Pat Doran was awarded the sixth round decision after Jack Lester of Washington was disqualified for repeated kidney punches despite warnings. The bout ended on a foul and the victor claimed the win in Melbourne.
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Australia
Pat Doran
Jack Lester
Washington
Lester
Cubs Buy Southpaw George Pierce From Scranton
Chicago National League team purchases southpaw George Pierce from Scranton club of the New York State league. Pierce recently drew attention by fanning 20 batters in nine innings.
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George Pierce
Scranton Club
Pierce
Rethuc Differs Column Signals A Baseball Patchwork
The column salutes Bill Sweeney as a top National League batsman and cheers Fenway Park fans to greet Olympic athletes. It notes Sam Langford’s heavyweight talk after Jack Johnson’s retirement, questions Jeannette’s claim, and discusses Ray Keating’s earnings, Joe Sullivan’s acquisition, and a proposed Charlie Carr baseball college with a .350 hitting and .980 fielding dream. John I Taylor to umpire Elks game.
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Sam Langford
Jeannette
Sam
Birmingham Southern Pitcher Green Traded To White Sox
Manager Carleton Molesworth announced the sale of pitcher Green and outfielder Jimmy Johnson to the Chicago White Sox for season and delivery. Smith is the league pitching phenom with 14 wins and 4 losses. Johnson leads the circuit in stolen bases and is hitting 29.
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Carleton Molesworth
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Jimmy Johnson
Chicago White Sox
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