Veteran Diamond Stars Have Gala Day at Peddock’s Island
Old timers and fans gathered at Peddock’s Island for a reunion game and banquet. The veterans trounced the young Colts 9 to 3 with Dupee Shaw pitching the ocean curve. Local dignitaries including Mayor John Irwin and General Charles H. Taylor attended as bands played and a pennant was hoisted.
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Peddock’s Island
Dupee Shaw
John Irwin
Charles H. Taylor
Boston American Club
Julian B. Hart
Boston Brotherhood
Taylor
Russell
General Taylor
Hart
Mike Regan
Regan
Hough
Royal Rooters
Walter Woods
Frank McGrady
Redmond Fitzgerald
Irene Cottage
Hough’s Neck
Tessie
Suwanee River
Annie Laurie
Tim Murnane
Tom McCarthy
Hugh Duffy
Frank Harkins
South Boston
Colts
Shaw
Jack Manning
Charley Ganzel
Jerry McNamara
Bill Daly
McCarthy
Mike Meagher
J. Smith
Jimmy Gallivan
George Wood
John D. O’reilly
Hans Wagner
Bill Mains
Walter H. Sibley
John Quinn
Michael F. Culliney
Richard H. Foley
Major Kelley
Charles J. Kiley
Larry Conley
William P. Hickey
Joseph H. Far
Britons Praise Harvard Oarsmen In Practice Rowing
Crowds in Bourne End England watched Harvard oarsmen during practice rows with Cambridge spectators including R C Lehmann Theodore Cook Rev Mr Farrar and H Willis present. Americans showed fine form pulling evenly with only a drag noted at the finish of the stroke while both crews trained in the morning toward Marlow.
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Bourne End
Eng
Cambridge
Harvard
R. C. Lehmann
Theodore Cook
Marlow
Lynn wins 12 inning affair over Fall River
In Lynn on August 9, Lynn edged Fall River 2 to 1 in the 12th inning. Labelle delivered the winning run with a single after two errors and a sacrifice by Smith. Batteries were Derring Labelle and Daum for Lynn, Yeager Watters for Fall River. Umpire O'Brien.
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Lynn
Fall River
Labelle
Smith
R. H. E. Lynn
Derring
Daum
Yeager
Watters
O’brien
Cobb Shines as Lowell Tops Lawrence 3 2
Lowell defeats Lawrence 3 to 2 behind Cobb's strong pitching and timely hitting. Cobb and Lake lead the Lowell battery with Leeth and Cote catching for Lawrence, umpire Hastings. Scoreline shows Lowell scoring in most innings and Lawrence tallying early.
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Lowell
Lawrence
Cobb
R. H. E. Lowell
Cobb and Lake
Leeth
and Cote
Hastings
Haverhill Edges New Bedford in Late Inning Thriller
In a well fought game Haverhill defeated New Bedford in a contest that stayed close until the final innings. Batteries McPartlin and Duggan for Haverhill backed by Elliot and Coveney. umpire Langdon.
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Haverhill
New Bedford
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Bethea
Geal Ao
McPartlin
Duggan
Elliot
Manchester Defeats Worcester in Nine-Run Game
Manchester turned the tables today at Worcester shutting out the home team. Final score shows Manchester 5 to Worcester 0 with innings highlighting early runs and a late surge. Batteries were O'Toole and McCabe for Manchester Sline and Knotts for Worcester. Umpire Stafford.
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New England
Worcester
Manchester
R. H. EB
O’toole
McCabe
Sline and Knotts
Stafford
Billy Hamilton Quits Haverhill Ball Club for Season
Haverhill August 9 William Hamilton leaves the Haverhill team of the New England baseball league for the remainder of the season due to lack of form. Hamilton once starred for Philadelphia and Boston NL clubs and other teams.
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Haverhill
William Hamilton
New England Baseball League
Hamilton
Philadeliphia
Boston
Rain holds up final as Boston Americans and Naps tie
In Cleveland on August 9 the weather delay left the Boston Americans and the Naps 1 to 1 after the second inning. Hayden tripled and scored on Parent’s fly, Hess pitched, Morgan and Armbruster reached safely, and Flick drove in a run. Joe Harris strained his arm and will be sidelined about a week.
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Boston Americans
Naps
Hess
Hayden
Parent
Congalton
Stahl
Ferris
Barbeau
Hoey
Grimshaw
Lajoie
Morgan
Turner
Armbruster
Winter
Flick
Jackson
Joe Harris
Detroit Triumph Fails In Washington Rally
Washington did not reach second base until the seventh inning when six of seven hits, including two doubles, were bunched off Siever for five runs and drove the pitcher to the bench. Falkenberg and Hughes shut down Detroit thereafter, yielding the final score.
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Detroit
Washington
Siever
Falkenberg
Hughes
D. Jones
Fosseveess
Lindsay
McIntyre
Beoodeos
Crawford
Schaefer
Wakefield
C. F. Liebe
Ereoereese Hughes
Eovestosee
Obtotereeresen
Detroit Eteooeetese
Stahl
Eubanks
MclIntyre
Coughlin
Thlen
Stiever
B Stever
Connolly
Ram's Horn Colt Dies at Gravesend Race Track
Ram's Horn a 4 year old colt by Bute Aunt Tessa winner of this year's 25000 dollar Brighton handicap and last year's Crescent City Derby at New Orleans died yesterday in his stall at the Gravesend race track.
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New York
Tessa
New Orleans
Gravesend
Athletics Lose Fifth Straight to Chicago
Chicago defeated Philadelphia 3 to 2 in ten innings to win the series and stretch their winning streak to five games. Key moments include a late ninth inning hit for the winning run, with Donohue driving a three-base hit and multiple players stealing bases. White and Dygert were the opposing pitchers, with White getting the loss and Dygert earning the win.
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Athletics
Chicago
Chicago Today
Philadelphia
Tannehill
Schreck
Sullivan
H. Davis
Donohue
Jones
White
Cross
Seybold
G. Davis
Hartsel
Hahn
O’neil
Isbell
Dygert
Wild
Ite
Dougherty
Governors Almost Hit by Flyer in Narrow Escape
In Springfield Ohio on August 9 during a Ohio Maryland Association reunion Governor Warfield of Maryland Governor Harris and General J Warren Keifer escaped death as their automobile tour stalled on a railroad crossing. The Big Four limited train passed two feet away after the car ahead broke down.
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Springfield
Warfield
Maryland
Ohio-Maryland Association
Harris
J. Warren Keifer
Bowlus
Keifer
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis
Strang Reprimanded Over Forfeit Umpire Action
Samuel Strang, member of the New York National League club, reported to NL President Pulliam that he awarded the Chicago New York game by forfeit after acting as umpire. Pulliam condemned Strang’s conduct as high handed and undisciplined, but offered no punishment beyond a formal letter.
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Strang
New York
Samuel Strang
National League Baseball Club
Polo Ground
Johnstone
Pulliam
National League
Organized Baseball
Heat-Related Collapse Sends 10-Year-Old to Home in East Boston
While playing at Wood Island Park yesterday afternoon, Frank Cassidy, ten, was overcome by the heat. He was carried to the office building and attended by Dr. Muttart. He was later conveyed to his home at 181 Bennington Street East Boston by the police.
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Wood Island Park
Frank Cassidy
Muttart
Bennington Street
East Boston
Stabbing After Flippant Remark Sparks Fatal Fight
In a street near Moon street last night Antonio Rosa 28 laborer was stabbed by Antonio Molignamo 38 of Sheafe street in front of hundreds after a heated exchange about Rosa wanting to take Molignamo s younger brother out of town. Rosa collapsed but named his assailant before losing consciousness.
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Antonio Molignamo
Sheafe Street
Antonio Rosa
Moon Street
Rosa
Molignamo
Molingnamo
U. S. Again as Buyer of Silver
The government announced its plan to purchase silver for coinage for the first time in 13 years. Tenders are invited at the Mint Director's office in Washington on Aug 15 and each Wednesday thereafter until further notice. The treasury has secured substantial quantities for future delivery and may withdraw from the market for several months. Expected weekly demand averages about 100000 ounces.
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Washington
Director of the Mint
Treasury
Waltham Strikers Accept 5 Percent Wage Increase
At a meeting in Waltham 275 striking workers of the Bleachery voted to accept a 5 percent wage rise and return to work Monday if the agent reinstate all men. They had been idle ten weeks and originally sought 12 1/2 percent.
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Waltham
Waltham Bleachery
Filene's and Library Bureau to clash at Dorchester High Field
Filene's and the Library Bureau baseball teams meet for the second time this season at Dorchester High School Field on Dunbar Avenue tomorrow. Library Bureau lineup includes Burke pitcher Coffey catcher Newton at first Norcross third Kelly short Danforth center Pete right field Macurda. O'Donnell and Fitzhenry will bat for Filene's with McQueeney Nash Corbett Knowles or Holt infield and Jones Howley Underwood or Delany in the outfield.
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Library Bureau
Dorchester High School
Dunbar Avenue
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Coffey
Newton
Delabaire
Norcross
Kelly
Danforth
Pete
Macurda
O’donnell
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Tfilene’s
McQueeney
Nash
Corbett
Knowles
Holt
Jones
Howley
Underwood
Delany
John the Orangeman Suffered Intestinal Obstruction at Mass General
Harvard figure John Lovett known as John the Orangeman underwent an operation for intestinal obstruction at Massachusetts General Hospital yesterday morning and is listed as in dangerous condition. The popular Harvard icon, famed for cheers at games and memories of Erin go Bragh, previously performed in Brown of Harvard in New York, with friends noting his strong Yale opinions and unique campus presence.
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Harvard
John
Massachusetts General Hospital
Yesterdas
Yale
New York
Brown
Lipton Yacht Cup Tax Stuns Boston Yachters
Sir Thomas Lipton’s $1000 trophy faces a 45 percent ad valorem duty, not duty free, per Assistant US Appraiser Sprague. The cup, consigned to Winfield Thompson and to be raced under the Boston Yacht Club, measures four feet tall with a mahogany base.
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Thomas Lipton
United States
Sprague
Boston
Sir Lipton
Winfield Thompson
Boston Yacht Club
Boston Boxing Promises Three Big Tonight Bouts
Boston boxing fans look to Mike Twin Sullivan of Cambridge versus Rube Smith of Denver in a Denver matchup after two prior bouts, one win for Sullivan and a draw. Benny Yanger meets Kid Herman in Indianapolis for Chicago pride, with limited chance of a decision. Augusta hosts Arthur Cote versus Young Kenney in a heated clash, while Jimmy Walsh challenges Harry Baker amid bidding by Chelsea and Los Angeles clubs. Johnny Carroll of New York eyes bouts with Honey Mellody or Joe Thomas, aiming to impress and trigger more matchups with top light welterweights.
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Tapis
Mike Twin
Sullivan
Cambridge
Rube Smith
Denver
Meén
Mike
Rube
Benny Yanger
Kid Herman
Chicago
Windy City
Indianapolis
Ind
Jack Curley
Grand Rapids
Ben Crosse
Augusta
Arthur Cote
Young Kenney
Lawrence
Cote
Kenney
Joe Grim
Sailor Burke
Tommy Sullivan
Kid Williams
Johnny
Carroll
Joe Thomas
Mellody
Thomas
The Cruise of the Conqueror Begins Aboard The Dunster Castle
The Motor Pirate Mannering returns in The Cruise of the Conqueror as his vessel the Conqueror confronts the liner Dunster Castle. He forces surrender of treasure or threatens sinking the ship, then boards and meets the captain with controlled menace and polished courtesy. The tale continues tomorrow.
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Evie
Sutgrove
Mannering
Dunster Castle
Board of Trade
Dunster
Cowes
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