Boston Wins 8 2 Over Cleveland in Home Opener
Boston breaks loose after a scoreless fifth, scoring in the eighth to pull away. Key plays include Young’s bunt play, Bergen driving in runs with a center field single, and Klobvy delivering a two out hit. Cleveland shows late rally but falls short as Boston cruises to an 8 to 2 victory.
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Snyder
Boston
Young
Duffy
Collins
Stafford
MecKean
Bergen
Centre
Lowe
Tebeau
Klobvy
Childs
Wallace
Cleveland
McAleer
Long
O’connor
Blake
Burkett
McKean
Hamilton
Tenney
Short
Cy Young
Bob
Mciean
Loston
Martin
Klobedanz
National League Matchups List Across Three Cities
National League schedule lists Cleveland visiting Boston, Chicago at New York, Cincinnati at Brooklyn, Louisville at Washington, St. Louis at Philadelphia, and Pittsburg at Baltimore. Each pairing reflects key city rivalries and standings implications.
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Cleveland
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia St. Louis Ovecheusio
Cipeinnati
Ton
Baltimore
Pittabur
Louisville
Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Boston vs Cleveland Braves at Lyceum Park and Area Baseball Notes
A lively crowd attended as Captain Duffy’s Boston team defeated Cleveland 6 to 2 after a home run by McKean and strong fielding by Long and Collins. Klobedanz pitched well against Cy Young as Boston built early leads with timely hits and smart baserunning.
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Tae Hamilton
Tenney
Duffy
Collins
Stafford
R. F
Lowe
Bergen
Klobedanz
Cleveland AB
TB Po
E Burkett
Childs
Etesseses McKean
Cleveland
Ieee
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Mee-Kean
Heren
Balla
Hamilton
Wallace
Blake
O’connor
Long
Ergen
Pat Tebeau
Braves
Indians
Stahl
Cy Young
Boston South-Paw
Kloby
Clevelands
Bostons
Martin
McKean
Tebeau
Bobby Lowe
Callahan Fielding Blows Lead in Chicago Loss
In New York on August 12 loose fielding behind Callahan doomed the Chicago team. Rusie pitched well despite hard hits, but Chicago could not bunch runs in any inning. The final score and details follow.
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Callahan
Chicagos
Rusie
R. B. PO
van Haltren
Tiernan
Joyce
Ee ‘Davis
Gleason
Doyle
Hartman
Chicago
Ryan
Connor
Donahue
Seenese
Davis
McCormick
Dahlen
Everett
Isbell
Mertes Ra
Rusile
Chhicago
Emslie and Hunt
Breitenstein
Brooklyns
Philadelphia Defeats St. Louis on Timely Hitting
Philadelphia defeated St. Louis today with timely hitting as Platt proved more effective than Taylor with runners aboard. Attendance was 1119. The score remains to be noted.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Platt
Taylor
Hockey Scores From North Division Matchups
Toronto beat Buffalo 5 to 4. Wilkes Barre beat Providence 4 to 3. Montreal defeated Ottawa 14 to 3.
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Toronto
Buffalo
Wilkesbarre
Providence
Montreal
Ottawa
Melrose A C Faces Peabody A C In Mio Showdown
Melrose A C meets A C Lawrence of Peabody this afternoon at 3 30. George Spalding of Ma bets Milford for 100 a side if a suitable venue is agreed. Milford cancels with Marlboro. return match at Marlboro postponed by rain. Ward 18 Democratic Club vs Roxbury Ice Club for prize at St Francis de Sales picnic on Huntington Avenue grounds today at 3. Earlier crowd included 100 Hebrew boys from North End. Dave Pickett released. Hamilton and Stahl to resume. Jootee Duppy may pitch for the Indians as a 3 o'clock game looms. Nichols Ellis or Lewis eyed for Boston.
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A. C. Lawrence
Peabody
Mio
Minesethie
George Spalding
Milford
Marlboro
Marlboro Bug
Ward 18
Roxbury
St. Francis de Sales
Huntington Avenue
North End
Haggerty
Dave Pickett
Hamilton
Stahl
Selee
Brookline
St. Louis
Jootee Duppy
Indians
Nichols
Ellis
Lewis
Boston
Billy” Smith
Matt Matthews
New York
Greater
New York A. C
Snyder
Spike Sullivan
England
Spike
Gans
Baltimorean
Jim Stone
Andy Daly
Young Lavigne
Dan Snyder
Lenox A. C
Pelican
Greenwood
Dave Sullivan
Sally Smith
California
Oscar Gardner
Dave
Smith
Sally
Gardner
Dixon
George McFadden
Joe Cain
Greenwood A. C
Brooklyn
Walter Burgo
Jack Fox
Munyon's Kidney Pellets Cure Back Pain and Kidney Disease
Munyon's Kidney Pellets advertised as a cure for back pains and all forms of kidney disease. The copy promotes Munyon's Doctors tree as part of the remedy.
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Munyon
Sieloff Fails to Top Broderick in Lenox Club Fight
In New York the Lenox Athletic Club boxing show drew fewer than usual, headlined by Otto Sieloff of Detroit versus Tom Broderick of Yonkers in a twenty round bout. Broderick won after a strong late rally, with Sieloff staggered and knocked down in the thirteenth. The card also featured Patterson over Toots, Ross over Wilson, and plans for future matches and events at Greenwood and Seaside clubs.
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New York
Lenox Athletic Club
Otto Sieloff
Detroit
Tom Broderick
Yonkers
Tim Kearns
Boston
Frank Patterson
Brooklyn
Mike Toots
Manhattan
Patterson
Wilson
Cincinnati
George Ross
Ross
Broderick
Sieloff
Tom
Amateur boxing card at Spy Pond Arlington favors McArthur
Four bouts headline the Riverside Boat Club picnic at Spy Pond Arlington with contenders Ben McArthur Billy Berkeley Ike McArthur Willie Keefe Jack Fitzpatrick Twin Sullivan Billy Thrower and Mike Sullivan. The matchups promise fast hard fair action with top amateurs vying for superiority over familiar rivals.
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Riverside Boat Club
Spy Pond
Arlington
Ben McArthur
New England
Billy Berkeley
Ike McArthur
Willie Keefe
Lawrence
Jack Fitzpatrick
Watertown
John Sullivan
Billy Thrower
Mike Sullivan
McArthur
Berkeley
Keefe
Twin Sullivan
Backer Posts $60 to Bind Watson vs Pickainnny Match
The Watson backer paid $60 to secure a fight with Pickainnny. Pickainnny had called earlier but hurried away to avoid notifying Watson’s group. Watson’s backer plans to return to the Post at 3 30 this afternoon to finalize the match.
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Andy Watson
Watson
McCue and McCloskey Draw in Six Round Arena Match
Marty McCue of New York and Elwood McCloskey of Philadelphia fought a six round bout at the Arena ending in a draw. The contest drew steady attendance as both fighters pressed for the decision.
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Philadelphia
Marty Mc Cue
New York
Elwood McCloskey
John Wins Three Heats in Driving Finishes at Saugus Races
At Franklin Park on Aug 12, 800 spectators watched heavy track conditions improve. John, a b g by Kenwood, won all three heats in the 2:20 pace, posting a final time of 2:16 14 in the last heat, with Oriole and Carrie V. among other contenders. The 2:21 trot went to Greenbrino in straight heats, and the 2:12 pace had three heats decided before darkness halted the card.
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Franklin Park
John
Oriole
Greenbrino
Dumont
Peter Turney
B. G
Kenwood
Mary
Russell Mambrino
C. Base
Ch. m
Gillis
R. Collins
Marjouree
J. Kerv'ck
Carrie V
A. Collins
Sally Bush
R. Dunland
M. B
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A. McDonald
Belle Franklin
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Jay
Blk. G
R. Watte
Woodbrino
WW. Gilbert
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BR. Collins
Whitney
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A. MacDonald
Dot Miller
F. Hodge
Teen Ee Ibsen
R. Waite
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I. Dore
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J. Middleby
Peter Tenney
G. G
Dick Hunter
Dam Sa'ly Dodd
Scipio
CS Mamas Eee
George G
J. Timothy
M Nally Saves Another Life At North End Park
Peter McNally the swimming instructor at North End Park performed another rescue from drowning last night saving 16 year old Rosa E Lapor ity of 82 Leverett street who got beyond her depth. She suffered fright but was none the worse for the incident.
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Peter McNally
North End Park
Rosa E. Lapority
Leverett Street
Newfoundland appoints Lagos governor Maccallum to Newfoundland
Aug 12 report announces Lieutenant-Colonel Maccallum governor of Lagos West Africa will succeed Sir Herbert Murray as Governor of Newfoundland. Also notes the BE GAME CLUB outing with a Lovell's Island trip aboard the Dewey and a flag raising at Commercial Wharf featuring Boston theatre talent and political figures.
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ST. John’s, N. F
Maccallum
Lagos
West Africa
Herbert Murray
Newfoundland
North End
Lovell’s Island
Commercial Wharf
Boston
Lady Day Festival Observed by Roxbury Club
The Sheare's Club of Roxbury will observe the Lady Day festival in its rooms at 1006 Tremont street on Monday evening.
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Sheare’s Club
Roxbury
Tremont Street
Protest Planned If Dominion Races In Seawanhaka Event
Montreal August 12 report that the Royal St. Lawrence Yacht Club at Dorval announced a protest if the Canadian team decides to race the Dominion in the Seawanhaka regatta after a consultation among United professional yachtsmen.
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Montreal
Royal St. Lawrence
Dorval
Night races open at Newby Oval with Bald edge over Cooper
Eddie Cannon Bald won a straight-heat match at Newby Oval amid a crowded grandstand. Referee Mott denied Cooper’s foul claim and Bald prevailed by a hair in a close finish. Aker paced, speeds varied, while Feabody Llewellyn set a tandem record in an exhibition. Johnson defeated Martin after an earlier spill on pace.
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Indianapolis
Inds
Newby Oval
Eddie
Cannon
Bald
Cooper
Mott
Aker
Matt
Feabody
Llewellyn
Chicago
Johns. Johnson
William Martin
Martin
Johnson
Metropolitan Wheelmen Seek Expanded Club House
The Metropolitan Wheelmen negotiate for a much larger club house to be ready by mid October. Events include meetings of the Boston local consulate and Commonwealth Bicycle Club, with planned rides from Hough's Neck to Andover and Ashland, and a 30 hour unpaced ride from East Springfield street to New York. A Portland excursion with Fairweather Yacht Club members ends in a Cape Elizabeth clam bake. Austin Pease and Frank Wardwell lead the respective parties.
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Massachusetts Bicycle Club
Batavia Street
Commonwealth Bicycle Club
Hough's Neck
Picnic
Andover
Ashland
George G. Cutting
East Springfield Street
New York
Presa C. C
Portland
Fairweather Yacht Club
Cape Elizabeth
Richmond's Island
Austin Pease
Portland Arty
Frank Wardwell
Field, Crest and Shore
Admiral Cervera to visit Spanish prisoners at Camp Long
Word arrived that Admiral Cervera would arrive in Portsmouth New Hampshire tomorrow morning for a visit to the Spanish prisoners at Camp Long.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Cervera
Camp Long
Eight year old falls from electric car on West Broadway
Alexander Lewis aged 8 of 12 F Street fell from an electric car opposite 400 West Broadway last evening. He sustained a badly cut head and was taken home after treatment by Dr Buckley.
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Alexander Lewis
F Street
West Broadway
Buckley
Will of Caroline S Guild grants gifts to Roxbury groups
The will filed in Suffolk probate yesterday leaves $10 000 to the Roxbury Latin School and to the Museum of Fine Arts. It also provides $2000 to the First Church in Roxbury and to the Sunday School connected there with.
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Caroline S. Guild of
Roxbury
Suffolk County
Bishop of Hartford Elected President National G T A Union
Delegates at the Catholic Total Abstinence convention in Boston elected the Right Rev Michael Tierney of Hartford as president. The meeting chose Chicago in August 1899 for the next convention and named officers including J Washington Logue and Walter J Gibbons. They toured Deer Island and Charlestown before dispersing.
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Father Mathew
Michael Tierney
Hartford
United States
Chicago
Tierney
Father Winters
New Haven
Quinn
Providence
Pattick O’brien
Toledo
Father Cleary
Minneapolis
J. Washington Logue
Walter J. Gibbons
Leonora M. Lake
D. F. McGillicuddy
Worcester
A. P. Doyle
New York
Deer Island
Nat Robinson
Charlestown
Bunker Hill
Catholic Literary Union
St. Francis de Sales Society
Staite
James H. Cenley
Shoes of Paper Camp Delays Turned to Monday
A special to the Star reports Thoroughfare Gap camp not broken until Monday as one third of the men need footwear. Troops await a requisition for nearly 4000 pairs of shoes. Rain reveals some shoes are pressed scraps and brown paper.
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Washington
The
Star
Thoroughfare Gap
Riverside handicaps set for Riverside Boat Club event at Spy Pond
The Riverside Boat Club picnic at Spy Pond will decide events including potato race 10 yard dash 44 yard run mile run running high jump and boxing bouts. Handicaps list many entrants from C G A Y M C A and various high schools with yard adjustments and scratches noted for multiple runners.
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Riverside Boat Club
Spy Pond
J. Frank Quinlan
John J. Curley
James G. Ryan
East Weymouth
James H. Hart
Everett High School
Joseph H. Murphy
D. J. Buckley
Arlington
J. W. Cannell
C. J. Sweeney
William E. Carnes
Hyde Park
Neil J. Kelleher
A. M. Barnes
Fitchburg
A. J. Steele
East Cambridge
George Masters
H. W. Smith
Neponset
D. BF
Hugh C. McGrath
St. Joseph's A. A
Natick H
William Jennings
Battery A
J. F. Cronin
St. Joseph’s A. A
Neil Scanlan
St. Augustine's A. A
M. K
J. C. Sparrow
F. A. Sweeney
G. J. Masters
J. EK. Sullivan
W. S. McDonald
Jere Splane
E. A. Barrier
Cambridge
Dick Grant
E. F. Bowes
Boston
L. E. Conness
EB. B.A. A
Hugh McGuinness
C. G.A
John H. Fartey
St. Joseph's
A. A
William J. Holland
B. C
D. M. Pray
Roderick J. McLennan
Mt. Auburn
Robert A. McLennan
Hoston
E. Whalen
George F. Dorman
St. Anne’s
A. M. Remington
B. Maguire
William RB. Thompson
Everett
Hugh Geddes
Providence
W. T. McCarty
N. C. Mils
Somerville
L. O'Connor
D. C. Hall
Brown University
John J. Crowley
George Raub
G. A
Charles J. Sweeny
David J. QiConnor
John C. Sparrow
Dom H. S
Charles J. P. Lucas
PF. A. Sweeny
J. C. Haverty
CC. G. A
William H. Barter
St. Augustine’s A. A
Everett H
D. J. McCarthy
M. B. Furlong
William H. Stor
F. E. Connoly
South Boston
E. LB
Popular Plant Line Trip to Charlottetown by Sea
The Plant line offers a 140 mile sea voyage from Boston to Charlottetown P E I with Halifax views both ways. The journey runs from Saturday noon to the following Friday morning and is described as a businessman's rest. Full particulars from J A Flanders 200 Washington Street Boston.
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Boston
Charlottetown
Halifax
J. A. Flanders
Washington Street
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