Duffy Lewis Delivers Winning Hit In Boston Comeback
In a 5 to 4 Boston victory over Detroit, Duffy Lewis delivered a second timely hit driving in the winning run in the ninth. Pitcher Moseley recovered after a rough start, holding Detroit scoreless after two innings as Boston rallied from early deficit and sealed the win with two-run ninth inning finale.
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Jean Dubuc
Tris Speaker
Duffy Lewis
Ty Cobb
McKee
Bauman
Lewis
Cobb
Gardner
Thomas
Will Peg
Speaker
Janvrin
Boston
Gainor
Stanage
Moriarty
Moseley
Dubue
Hooper
Engle
Duffy
Eas
Poston
Coac
Ol Seals Tircioue Siemens
Jangrin
Hall
Dubuc
Rush
Loudon
Dineen and
Egan
Browns Open Series By Beating Yanks 6 To 4
St Louis won the opening game of the series in New York by 6 to 4. A late rally after the eighth inning broke the tie, with Compton and Brief delivering key hits. Pitchers included McConnell Fisher Hamilton Caldwell, with O Loughlin and Sheridan umpiring.
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Yanks
New York
St. Louis
McConnell
Fisher
Austin
Compton
Brief
Walter
Sth
New Tou
Cree
Shotten
Peckinpaugh
Knight
Balenti
Williams
Daniels
Balis
OW McConnell
Hamilton
Caldwell
Cook
Wits
O'Loughlin
Sheridan
Flamilton
Yankees
Yankee
ST Louis
Pratt
Wiliams
Jonneren
Compton Ee
Tae
Alexander
McAllister
Toblas Ke Sees
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Oree Oo
Hartzell Bb
Eae
Hilliams
Gossett
Blige
Cess Fisher
Sea Veved
Amateur golf and rowing events across clubs and courses
Wollaston Golf Club hosts an amateur meeting while Montclair open. Ekwanok Club runs President's Cup on final day. Members compete at Essex Commonwealth Belmont Spring Bellevue Bear Hill Meadow Brook Springfield Alpine Brockton Thorny Lea. Dorchester Franklin Field and Fellsway Medford Lynn Peabody and South Weymouth host driving club meetings and annual NA Oarsmen championships on the Charles River.
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Montclair
Ekwanok C. C
Manchester
Essex
Commonwealth
Belmont Spring
Bellevue
Bear Hill
Meadow Brook
Springfield
Alpine
Brockton
Thorny Lea
Dorchester
Franklin Field
Fellsway
Combination Park
Medford
Lynn
Peabody
Old Colony
South Weymouth
Yacht Club Series and Regattas Mentioned in New England Notes
Annisquam Y. C. Beverly Y. C. Van Rensselaer cup in Marion. Bridgeport Y. C. Annual Cohassett Y. C. Club Corinthian YY. C. Mid-summer series open. Commodores' Association cruise Narragansett Bay. Duxbury ay CC Mid-summer series. Gloucester Y. C. Club Nahant Dory Club Bugs.
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Annisquam Y. C
Beverly Y. C
Marion
Bridgeport Y. C
Cohassett Y. C
Corinthian YY. C
Commodores’ Association
Narragansett Bay
Duxbury
N E A A U Championships On Charles River Meet
The description lists afternoon events at Wood Island Beach North End Park and North Brighton Playground with track athletics across Charlestown and Forest Hills facilities and south Boston gyms.
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Charles River
Wood Island Beach
North End Park
North Brighton
Charlestown
South Boston
First Street
Forest Hills
Williams Aids Johnson in Ninth Baseball Play
Williams batted for Johnson in the ninth and ran for Williams who came out after the winning run scored. Foster and Graney doubled for Cleveland in a 6 0 loss to Washington with errors and fielding noted.
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Williams
Washington
Cleveland
Foster
Graney
Gandil
Moeller
Chapman
Johnston
Milan
Ainsmith
Lajoie
Cullop
Evans
Hildebrand
Eurlier
Shaefer
Yoster
O. Moeller
Morgan
Laporte
McBride
Alnsmith
aWilliams
Watiis
Teibold
Jackson
Lajole
Seers Turner
Scott Effective Against Athletics in Philadelphia Victory
Scott was effective on the mound and Chicago scored four runs here today to defeat Philadelphia 4 to 1. Brown yielded most of the visitors hits as seven Philadelphia safeties produced the offense, with one being unaccounted for in the scoring.
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Philadelphia
Scott
Brown
Chicago
McInnis
Lord
Bodle
Collins
Baker
Oldring
Fournier
BH. TB
A. E. Chappell
Berger
Chase
Cihiceeeae
Redie
MeInuis
Strunk
Ee Eeenee
Orr
Oo Lapp
Sere Arenes
Cen
Tieme
Bodie
Pires
Connolly
Fer-guson
National and regional baseball matchups listed for today
Detroit plays Boston while Chicago visits Philadelphia. St. Louis goes to New York and Cleveland travels to Washington. Boston faces Pittsburg and New York meets Cincinnati. Philadelphia plays Chicago with Brooklyn at St. Louis. In New England Tall River and Lynn host two games each with New Bedford, Lowell visits Worcester, and Portland plays Brockton.
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H. E Attee
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
E. Attee
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New England
Lowell
Worcester
Fall River
Lawrence
Lynn
Peutse
New Bedford
Portland
Brockton
P.C
Tall River
Wees
Pittsburgh
Ater
Tee Wees
OSS
P.C Lawrence
Sear
New Sedford Tree
Chattanooga and Nashville Games Report Scores
Chattanooga beat Birmingham 2 to 1 in the first game and again 2 to 1 in the second. Nashville edged Atlanta 5 to 4. New Orleans defeated Montgomery 7 to 4. Mobile beat Memphis in Mobile Rain conditions.
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Chattanooga
Birmingham
Nashville
Atlanta
New Orleans
Montgomery
Mobile
Baseball doubleheader results from major leagues
Baltimore defeated Baltimore 9 to 5 while Rochester lost 5 to 9. Jersey City edged Buffalo 7 to 5 in 12 innings. Newark routed Montreal 38 to 2 and Providence beat Toronto 8 to 5.
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Baltimore
Rochester
Jersey City
Buffalo
Newark
Montreal
Providence
Toronto
Portland Defeats Brockton 16 8 In League Contest
Portland batted Shevlin effectively and beat Brockton 16 to 8 as Mayberry struggled early and Best closed strong. Pitched summaries note Mayberry six runs allowed in six innings, Best three innings, and a rough final stretch for Shevlin. A log of hits, errors, and fielding details accompanies the box score.
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Portland
Shevlin
Brockton
Mayberry
Best
Popu
Geals
Proskton
Gssaa Ok
Burns
Merrill
Courtney
Pumphrey
Hickman
Sullivan
Hayden
Flaherty
Kennedy
Dowd
Yime
Bannon
Brockton Portland
Po.a.e
Ae Ee
Maloney
Bowcock
A Ruffange
Howard
P'phrey
McMahon
McKeon
Hadley Holds New Bedford to Two Hits as Lynn Wins
New Bedford faced Hadley in a 4 to 1 defeat as Lynn won. Torphy delivered a solid game at short for the locals, contributing to the low hit game by Hadley.
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New Bedford
Hadley
Lynn
Torphy
A.E
Leonard
Torgiy Ss
A Casey
Uo Kilihillen
E. i Lavigne
Fuller
Porter
Orcutt
Wilson
Strands
Kullen
Moulton
Dean
F'ul- Hadley
Casey
Ler
White
Torphy Logan
Lowell rout Worcester 7 to 1 behind Zetser strong pitching
Worcester hosts Lowell as Thomas starts for the home team but is tagged for seven runs. Zetser dominates on the mound, allowing only one unearned run as Lowell wins decisively. Thomas lasts 8 innings, Bates finishes with a pair of innings.
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Worcester
Lowell
Thomas
Bates
Zetser
Local baseball scores mixed at midweek games
At Indianapolis four and Minneapolis eleven in the second game. Columbus beat Milwaukee four to one. Louisville blanked by Kansas City eight to nothing. Toledo edged St Paul four to three in twelve innings.
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Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Indianapoa
Is S
Columbus
Milwaukee
Louisville
Kansas City
Toledo
St. Paul
Gallant Ketch Ell to Box Strong Opponent in All Star Show
Johnny Gallant of Chelsea meets Al Ketchell of Bridgeport in a 10 round main event at Atlas A A on Tuesday night. Ketchell, known for beating Connecticut lightweights, earned a major upset against Knockout Brown in a prior title bid. The undercard includes Al Delmont versus Johnny Munice in another 10 round bout.
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Johnny Gallant
Chelsea
Atlas A
Brown
Bridgeport
Ketchell
al Shubert
New Bedford
Mickey Brown
Malden
al Delmont
Bobdstone
Johnny Munice
Semi Final Swims This Afternoon at North End Beach
This afternoon at North End Park beach the semi finals from the Afour Boston beaches will be held. The fastest swimmers and expert divers from Savin Hill Dewey Beach Vreeport Street and North End compete. Notable entrants include Pierce Santuesso Ryan Barry and McLaughin from North End Dolan and Hughes from Savin Hill Henderson Eldridge and O Brien from Dewey Beach.
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North End Park Beach
Afour
Boston
Savin Hill
Dewey Beach
Vreeport Street
North End
Pierce
Santuesso
Ryan
Barry
McLaugnelin
Dolan
Hughes
Henderson
Eldridge
O'Brien
Benton Defends Michigan Tennis Title in Detroit
Chick Benton of Cleveland defeated A. Green of Chicago in straight sets 6-1 6-2 7-3 at the Detroit Tennis Club to defend his Michigan championship during the Star tournament this week.
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Detroit
Mich
Chick’ Benton
Cleveland
Michigan
A. Green
Chicago
Benton
Gunboat Smith Stops Flynn In Fifth Round At Garden
New York August 8 Madison Square Garden witnessed Gunboat Smith halt Pueblo fireman Jim Flynn in the fifth round of a scheduled ten round bout. Smith sent Flynn to the canvas four times in the period before the referee stopped the fight.
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New York
Smith
California
Jim Flynn
Pueblo
Madison Square Garden
Flynn
Hoblitzell’s ninth inning homer sinks Giants in Cincinnati
Hoblitzell belted a solo homer with two out in the ninth, giving New York a 7 6 loss at Cincinnati. Suggs lasted six, Tesreau exited in the sixth, and both Ames and Demaree were hit hard as Cincinnati capitalized on early scoring and solid hitting.
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Cincinnati
Hoblitzell
New York
Suggs
Tesrean
Ames
Demaree
Clark
Cincionat
Burns
Fletcher
Marsani
Shafer
Wome
Tesreau
Groh
Merkle
Fletcher B. Suggs
B. Amées
Klemn
Orth
Cincinnati AB. R. BH. TB. PO. E. Bescher
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Hoblitzell Ib Eee Ae
Tinker Ob
Sheckard Paieeiee
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See O Kling Ee
Eneae i Ames
Wingo's Homer Delivers St Louis Victory Over Brooklyn
Wingo's third inning homer gave St Louis a 2 0 win over Brooklyn in a pitchers duel. Doak and Walker matched zeroes until the late frame. Reulbach debuting for Brooklyn issued the final run with wild pitches and a late passed ball allowing Whitted to score.
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Wingo
Brooklyn
Doak
Walker
Reulbach
Whitted
O'Leary
Huggins
Oakes
Aes
Magee
Bee
Cathers
Konetehy
Mowrey
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Totas
Ee Steers
AD Brooklyn
Fisher
O Miller
E Teeters
Tischer
Pee
Keulbach
Callahan
Cutshaw
Kirkpatrick
Deak
Lischer
Rigler
Byron
Maisel Secured by New York Highlanders
New York Yankees manager Frank Chance announced the deal with Baltimore to acquire infielder Fred Maisel. In exchange, Baltimore receives Bert Daniels Isaiah Midkiff and 12000 dollars. Maisel will report to Chance in New York tomorrow.
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New York
Frank Chance
Baltimore
International League
Fred Maisel
Orioles
Yankees
Bert Daniels
Isaiah Midkiff
Maisel
Chance
Thiz City
Fort Banks Football Plans 1913 Schedule in Boston Area
Fort Banks football team drafts its 1913 game schedule and seeks nearby opponents in and about Boston. Address F Granger ith Co C A C Fort BanksWinthrop.
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Fort Banks
Boston
F. Granger
Ith Co
Pirates Win Second Game Over Braves 4 to 2
Pittsburg defeats Boston 4 to 2 as Miller fields a seven inning drought and Wilson hits a seventh inning homer. Butler and Rudolph clash with umpires, Perdue ejected for unruly conduct, and Pirates defensive standout leads to a back game's lead.
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Miller
Wagner
Myers
Connolly
Sweeney
Lord
Butler
Pittsburg
Carey
Mitchell
Wilson
Perdue
Bostons
Hasan
Rudolph
Gibson
Adams
Pirates
Mann
Maranville
Devlin
Brown
Braves
Whits
Brennan
Eason
Pittsburg AB
E. Byrne
Sneer
Butle
U Wagner
Seers A
Rennee
Oraeee
A Wilson
A Mitchell
Boston
Connelly Lez
Lord R
Csereeree
Creeeerre Rudolph
Phillies Bombard Three Cub Pitchers in Big Win
Philadelphia crushed Chicago 16 to 3 behind a flood of hits including home runs and triples. Alexander dominated, allowing only three hits through eight innings as the Cubs used Lavender Moore and Richie. Lauderus Becker Cravath led the offense with multiple extra base hits.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Lavender
Moore
Stewart
Indianapolis
Richie
Evers
Needham
Alexander
cLuderus
Cave
Aici
Becker
Cravath
Hlome
Lauderus
Marshall
Knabe
Doolan
Miller
Bridwell
Saier
Krabe
Luderus
Yime
O'Day
Emslie
Paskert
Lobert
Seaee
Recker
Ft Fee
Lb Sue
Killiter
Howley
Deee - Marshall
P Weed
Pisaean
Good
Sense
Schulte
Sue
Zimmerman
Motor and paced races at Revere track
Match races at the Revere cycle track feature sprint and paced events this evening. Al Goulette a renowned Austrian sprinter meets Al Grenda a Tasmanian woodchopper in best two of three. Jimmy Moran and George Wiley train for a 10 mile paced match race best two of three.
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Revere
al Goulette
Goulette
al Grenda
Jimmy Moran
George Wiley
Motors
Evers Sells Orval Overall to Coast Team
Coach Evers released veteran pitcher Orval Overall who rejoined the Chicago Nationals this year. He is sold to the San Francisco club of the Pacific Coast League. The Chicago team also announced the purchase of catcher Hargrove from Terre Haute Central League club.
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Chicago
Orval
Chicago Nationals
Evers
San Francisco
Hargrove
Terre Haute
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