Fitchburg sweeps Lewiston in doubleheader
Fitchburg wins 8 to 2 and 8 to 0 at home. Deneville’s scratch single spoiled a no hit bid in the second game. Ritter and Tuckey pace the offense with two-base hits, Mahoney and Flaherty homer, and Mullins and Sline trade pitchers in a brisk doubleheader.
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Lewiston
Deneville
Young
Durning
Lawrence
Manchester
A.D
A.E. Thompso
McGhan
L Luyster
Tae
Spires
O'Connell
Burn
Briggs
Mahoney
Reid
Gren
Campbell
Conley
Snell
Flaherty
Torphy
Sline
Thompson
Luyster
O’ Connell
Lynn Wins Ten Inning Thriller Over Portland 5-4
Lynn and Portland split a doubleheader with Lynn overturning an early deficit. Holmes and McCabe fueled Lynn’s late rally with key hits after entering as reliever. Portland had early runs and fielding errors, but Lynn staged a dramatic 5 to 4 win in the 11th inning.
Lowell Forfeits Opener in Worcester Doubleheader
Worcester wins the opener 9 to 0 after Lowell fails to appear on time at Worcester. In the second game Worcester prevails 8 to 5 on timely hitting though Lowell protests citing no notice of a doubleheader.
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Worcester
Lowell
Bransfield
Worces
Erers
Kelchner
Brooklyn Federals rally to beat Kansas City 7 to 6
Brooklyn Eagles overcome Kansas City 7 to 6 in a tense Federal League game. Curlop exited in the fourth as Henning faltered in the ninth, allowing Magee to steal second. Kauff, Myers, and Holt produced key hits. Wiltse closed after loading the bases.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Brooklyn Federals
Kansas City
Curlop
Henning
Magee
Cooper
Kauff
Myers
Holt
Wiltse
Walker
R.H.E
Walker, Wiltse
H. Smith
Land
Cullop
Feasterly
St Louis shuts out Buffalo in road baseball game
St Louis blanked Buffalo 8 to 0 as Davenport limited Buffalo to one hit per inning and walked one. Bedient left after two innings allowing eight hits while Lafitte also gave up many. Final line shows St Louis 8 runs 14 hits and 1 error to Buffalo 0 runs 6 hits and 4 errors.
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Buffalo
N. Y
St. Louis
Buffalo Federals
Davenport
Bedient
Lafitte
R.H.E. St
Buffalow
Davenport and Chapman
Philadelphia
Sheehan
Schang
Chicago
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Lapp
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Weaver
Fournier
Blackburne
Felsch
Davies
E. Collins
Pratt
Derrill
Bill
Hoblitzell
Boston
Lewis
James
Gardner
Hobby
Barry
Agnew
Brown
Shotton
Sissler
Duffy Lewis
Walker
Howard
Clarence
Wallace
Carrigan
Newark Beats Chicago With Five-Run Second Inning
In Newark, Reulbach limited Chicago to two hits while Newark collected five hits and two walks in the second inning to score five runs and send Black to the clubhouse. Rasmussen worked the eighth for Chicago, wildness yielding two Newark runs. Batteries Ruelbach Ramiden Black Prendergast Rasmussen Fischer.
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N. J
Ed Reulbach
Chicago
Black
Rasmussen
R.H
Prgwre
Brie
Chingro
Gepae
Ruelbach
Ramiden
Prendergast
Fischer
Pittsburg Triumphs in 14 Inning Classic Over Baltimore
Pittsburg evened the series by defeating Baltimore 3 to 1 in a 14 inning game. Both pitchers Rogge and Suggs turned in strong outings while sharp fielding from both clubs carried the tense contest. Batteries Rogge and O Connor for Pittsburg Suggs and Owens for Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Aug
Pittsburg
Suggs
Rogge
R.H.E. Pittsburg
O'Connor
Owens
Middlesex Hunt Secures One Fox in Lincoln Chase
Five Middlesex Hunt riders met at Gilbert's woods South Lincoln after 4 am with 27 hounds led by Alexander F. Higginson. The fox was started and after a five to six mile pursuit was killed about a mile beyond Lincoln Centre.
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Middlesex Hunt
Lincoln
Gilbert’s Woods
South Lincoln
Alexander F. Higginson
Lincoln Centre
Clark and Maranville Compete in Lightweights
EK. A. Clark of Stafford Springs weighs about 142 pounds and Maranville weighs 140 pounds, highlighting a close featherweight matchup.
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EK. A. Clark
Stafford Springs
Conn
Evers
Maranville
Washington shuts out Tigers 3 0 in distant game
Washington defeated Detroit 3 to 0 in a game marked by Gallia’s four hits and two Washington runs aided by errors by Young and Crawford. McBride and Gallia contributed a double and single, with Young stealing and multiple double plays noted. Coveleskie and Boland pitched, with Washington recording eight walks and five hits allowed by Coveleskie in seven innings.
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Page
Swayne
McMahon
Stimpson
McCl'key
Moulton
Potterger
Barrows
Hand
Dee
Gardella
G’ Halge
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Rule
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Greenhalge
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Young
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Indians Fall to Yankees 2 1 in Mourning Home Game
New York defeats Cleveland 2 1 as Morton works eighth inning. Boone and Rgan with two base hits for the Yankees while Nanamaker hits a three bagger for Cleveland. Harstad and Morton combine on a total of eight strikeouts and seven innings pitched as Brown allows two runs in relief.
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Cleveland
Boone
Rgan
Nanamaker
Cook
Peckinpaugh
Pipp
Harstad
Chapman
Kirke
Brown
Mhits
Hildebrand and
O'Loughlin
Carroll Brown
Yankees
Nunamaker
High
See
Maisel
Ee Hartzell
Gat Haere Nunamaker
Ee Brown
Wille
Evans
Seene Chapman
Eeer
Jackson
Jackson, R F
Baseball Standings From American Association Action
Kansas City beat Cleveland 2 1 in the first game and lost 0 1 in the second. Columbus defeated Minneapolis 10 6 in the first and 6 0 in the second, games ended early by rain. Louisville swept St Paul, 14 4 in the first and 4 3 in the second before darkness. Indianapolis Milwaukee game postponed by rain.
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Cleveland
Columbus
Minneapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
Indianapolis-Milwaukee
R. A. BE
Lowell Worcester
R. H New Bedford
Louis
Springfield
Buffalo Settee Wee Eeewwares
Pawtucket
Pittsburg
Little Rock 5 Memphis 3 in rain shortened game
Chattanooga mobile postponed due to wet grounds. No other games scheduled.
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Little Rock
Memphis
Chattanooga
Mobile
Red Sox Rally Past Browns in Double Victory Affair
Boston takes two from Cleveland as Smoky Joe Wood and Vean Gregg dominate. Leonard and James duel in a pitching contest with Boston winning the second in a one run margin. Hooper Speaker Gainer Gardner lead the offense with timely hits and defensive miscues mar both games.
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Vean Gregg
Cleveland
Browns
Vean
Gregg
Boston
Dutch Leonard
James
Ken
Leonard
Speaker
Carrigan
Scott
Hooper
Hamilton
Jan‘orin
Howard
Lewis
Gainer
Gardner
Smokey Joe
Walker
Wood
Cady
Shotton
del Gainer
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Janvrin
Red Sox
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Barry
Austin
Larry
Sissler
Pratt
Lavan
Hoblitzell
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Bill
Sean Scott
Cvasugs Lewis
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Sees Cady
ST. Louis
Aee Sisler
Eeeeene Pratt
Ee Walker
Lesatass Howard
Leary
Hamil
Ton
Eee Walsh
Eeesree Koob
Parker Cook
Hoblitzer
Connolly
Wallace
Indians Sign Brenton Brenton to Join Indians on Return from Trip
The Cleveland club has signed right handed pitcher Buck Brenton from the Cleveland American Association team. Brenton will join the Indians when they come back from their current Eastern trip.
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Aug
Buck
Brenton
Cleveland American Association
Indians
Rain Delays National Doubles Elimination Round
Rain halted the second round of the national elimination tournament in doubles at the Onwentsia Club courts in Lake Forest. Matches planned for today are likely to be moved to tomorrow.
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Chicago
Onwentsia
Lake Forest
Baseball Matchups Across Leagues This Weekend
The schedule lists games in the American League, National League, Federal League, New England League and Colonial League. Notable pairings include St Louis at Boston and New York at Pittsburg with several cross-league duels.
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Enews
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Aerseeas
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Washington
York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn Oon Ees
Boston Ee Ee
Pittsburg Weeeene House
New York Eeteenasee
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Cleveland
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Newark
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Buffalo
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Portland
Lynn
Manchester
Lowell
Lewiston
Fitchburg
Worcester
Lawrence
New Haven
Hartford
Brockton
Springfield
Pawtucket
New Bedford
Fortune Sold to Pittsburg Nationals Pitcher Reports Aug 16
Gary Fortune a pitcher from the Asheville club of the North Carolina league was sold to the Pittsburg Nationals and will report to Pittsburg on August 16.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
Gary Fortune
Asheville Club
Pittsburg Nationals
Pittsburg
Pinehursts Seek Games With Semi-Pro Teams
Semi-pro teams looking for matches with the Pinehursts should contact Frank Lyons at Berkshire Street Cambridge to arrange non league games.
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Pinehursts
Frank Lyons
Berkshire Street
Cambridge
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