Red Sox Reach Home After Weather Postpones Tigers Game
August 10 Detroit. A heavy thunderstorm halted the Red Sox versus Tigers game just before 2 PM. Carrigan's squad lost a likely win as Cobaleskie and the Tigers falter amid rain. Ray Collins was slated to start, the postponement a setback for Boston. Barry and Steen staff notes follow with walk and strike details. Time listed as 1h 48m. Umpires O Loughlin and Sheridan.
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Red Sox On Road Trip Struggles Highlight Slump And Hits
Boston went 1 win in 15 games on the road with Tris Speaker leading at .407 and Everett Scott hitting .206. Hobitzell and Lewis posted respectable marks, while Hooper Gardner Janvrin and pinch hitters faded. The team departs for Boston with Collins and Gardner homeward bound and Mrs Hoblitzell and Mrs Gregg joining the party in town.
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Athletics Sweep Series as Naps Fail in Cleveland
In Cleveland on August 10, Philadelphia took a 5 to 1 victory. The Athletics benefited from an error and weak fielding that allowed two unearned runs. Steen pitched eight innings before being relieved. three more runs scored off Blanding in the eighth.
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Fans Seek Cash By Marketing Indoor Baseball Game
Hustlers nationwide urged to sell a new indoor baseball game praised by Tris Speaker as a winner. Price listed at 1.00 per unit with mail order call to ali Ralon Fansion at 46 Ind St Boston for more information.
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Rose Pitonof Plans Graves Light Swim in Dorchester
Dorchester swimmer Rose Pitonof, famed for the Charlestown Bridge to Boston Light feat, now plans a long local swim from Freeport Street Bath to Graves Light. She had eyed the English Channel this summer but postponed due to her mother’s illness and war disruptions.
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Sympathetic Pa Has Rheumatism In Both Arms
A classroom exchange reveals a strict teacher questioning a boy about his father's reaction to yesterday's school incident. The boy, Robert, explains his father would be hurt by punishment due to rheumatism in both arms, prompting the teacher to remark on his sympathy.
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Rival Wives Clash Over Husband in Court
Two women claiming the same man as husband spoke in court as a Visitor teased the scene. The court attendant labeled the man as the bone of contention and a light moment broke the tension.
Australasian Davis Cup Team Practice Disrupted by Injury
The Australasian Davis Cup challengers and the American defense team trained on the West Side Club courts as practice proceeded. Captain Norman E. Brookes and Anthony F. Wilding tested singles strokes, but Wilding showed slight form slippage and Brookes suffered a fall that twisted his ankle, ending practice.
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Behr and Bundy Contend for McLoughlin Doubles Slot
American followers debate whether Karl Behr or Thomas C Bundy should partner Maurice E McLoughlin in doubles. Behr impresses with fiery brilliancy though erratic, Bundy noted for recent form lapse after California arrival. McLoughlin loyal to partner, selection risks rift. Behr in good form against Dean Mathey. Australasians praise fast hard courts amid brief practice.
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Travis Beaten in Four Ball Match at Bethlehem
Former national golf champion Walter J. Travis of Garden City shot 82 at the Bethlehem Country Club in a four ball match. His partner was George H. Crocker of Fitchburg Massachusetts. Opponents Winthrop Sayer of Brooklyn and pro Ed Connoery posted a best ball 78.
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Savin Hills Seeks Out‑of‑Town Baseball Games
The Savin Hills club seeks fast semi pro opponents for away games. Saturday August 15 is open, plus two games away on Labor Day. Contact C. Lawson at 23 Midland Street Dorchester.
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It Happened in Boston A Chimney Fails on Night Beat
Police Constable Ponderoof reports a chimney collapse on his beat in the early hours. The sergeant notes the structure had been shaky for a long time. Only the constable was passing by when the incident occurred.
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Baseball Matchups Across Leagues Listed
National games feature Cincinnati at Boston Chicago at Brooklyn St Louis at New York Pittsburgh at Philadelphia American Cleveland at Chicago New England Lawrence at Lowell Lewiston at Lynn Manchester at Worcester Portland at Haverhill Federal Pittsburg at St Louis Brooklyn at Chicago Baltimore at Indianapolis Buffalo at Kansas City Colonial Fall River at Woonsocket Taunton at New Bedford Pawtucket at Brockton
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Louisville Cleveland 4 Louisville 3 game results
In a baseball doubleheader rain postponed the first game at Minneapolis. The second game ended Minneapolis 8 Milwaukee 7 with Louisville and Cleveland competing in the series.
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Southern Association Postponements and Eastern Score
All games postponed due to rain in the Southern Association. In the Eastern Association at Hartford Bridgeport beat Hartford 5 to 4.
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Lynn takes second win by beating Portland in game two
In Lynn Lynn defeated Portland 4 to 2 confirming the Sea Series doubleheader split as Portland won the first game 8 to 5. Key performers include Clemens Burns Whitehouse and Bowcock for Lynn while Porter Courtney and Kinglan delivered for Portland.
Pitching and batting highlights from seven inning game
In seven innings, Fuller pitched four and Gallow three in relief. Lac sacrifices by Lynch Phoenix Mundy. Stolen bases by Lynch Bruggy Mahoney Mundy Pepperoski Mahoney Phoenix. Double plays Lynch to Aubrey Bruggy to Connelly to Aubrey. Walks: Fuller three Gallow three. Struck out Pierson one Fuller one Gallow three. Time 1h 53m. Umpire Keeler.
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Baseball summary of Worcester vs Manchester line score
Three base hits by Young and Cooney. Ostergren sacrifice, Kennedy stole, Cooney turned double play to Young to Roes. Worcester left on 8, Manchester 6. Young hit by pitch. King struck out 3, Rawley 5. Time of game 338 minutes. Umpire Docerty.
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Haverhill tops Lowell in erratic fielding rout
Haverhill defeated Lowell 14 to 6 as erratic Lowell fielding and weak pitching plagued them. Burke Kelly and Dee turned in a flashy double play while Campbell Wilson O Connell led Haverhill’s heavy hitting with multiple runs and RBIs.
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Dick and the Chestnut Tree Mystery
A dialogue excerpt features Dick declaring love under a spreading chestnut tree while a girl hints at a treasured memory. The scene centers on longing and a symbolic tree as the moment of confession.
Sleeplessness talked of as cause and origin
The dialogue shows a doctor claiming to treat sleeplessness by striking at its cause while a man mentions abandoning a baby in another room and warns not to strike the child too hard. The exchange mixes dark humor with domestic disarray.
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Blame the Linotype Sparks Editor Visitor Exchange
The visitor protests being labeled a political robber in the paper and the editor insists the word robber was printed clearly. The exchange ends with acknowledgment of the misprint and the editor's stance.
Cannibal King Rejects Armoured Missionary In Tinned Goods Joke
A quaint joke features a chief cook and a cannibal king. The king dismisses the new missionary, quipping that he cannot bear tinned goods. The humor rests on canned meat and armor as a clash of cultures.
Doctors Drawn to Club for Bridge Night
A young surgeon drops his wife Emelie as he rushes to an urgent case. three fellow practitioners invite him to a late evening bridge game at a club. He says he is needed for an important case with three doctors already at the spot.
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Joke in a cookery class about joints and a groom's horse
A cookery teacher quizzes children on joints of mutton. After listing the neck shoulder leg and loin she asks about another joint a groom’s job prompts the witty reply a shilling each way from Mary.
Lawrence Wins In 10 Innings Over Lewiston 7 to 6
Lawrence defeats Lewiston in ten innings by 7 to 6 as Lewiston errors fuel the rally. D O'Connell Lynch Layster Brag gy 2 Mahoney 2 Judge Phoenix W O'Connell Gallow score. two-base hits Mahoney Connelly Layaster Mundy. home runs W O'Connell Phoenix.
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McLoughlin Key to Davis Cup Hold as Americans Face Australians
The article centers on Maurice McLoughlin's pivotal role for the United States in defending the Davis Cup against Brookes and Wilding at New York. It notes Williams as possible doubles partner, McLoughlin's anticipated singles strength, and the hope that a doubles win would secure the cup on American soil. It also mentions upcoming Fenway Park track events and other local athletic news.
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Answers to Queries and Notices From Boston Area 1911
The entry lists various sports notes and notices: J Ahearn of East Weymouth and Greggs retired after seven innings. M F Speaker left handed pitcher for Boston. T W Burges swam English Channel Sept 7 1911 in 22 hours 35 minutes. Captain Webb credited with 1875 channel swim. Washington opposed by Boston with Shaw pitching. track meet entries for St Batholomew's Church at Caledonian Grove via Walter L Roberts Cambridge. Frank Klaus lost to Jimmy Gardner and Hugo Kelly in Boston 1909. umpire interference rule 55 noted. Leo P Flynn asked to call today 4-6.
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Clark Leaves for Home as Nationals Manager Ill
Philadelphia Aug 10 Fred Clark manager of the Pittsburg Nationals departed for his home in Pittsburg after falling ill with ptomaine poisoning. Honus Wagner will manage the team in Clark's absence.
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