Bostones Split Doubleheader with Chicago at South End Grounds
Pat Carney Pat Moran and Joe Stanley starred as Boston beat Chicago 11 to 10 in the second game after Chicago won 7 to 4 in the opener. Stanley drove in four including a grand hit to the right field bleachers, Moran homered, and Carney pitched five solid innings to seal the comeback.
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Menefee
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Otto Williams
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Harry Aubrey
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Wicker
Slagle
Tenney
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Kling
Harley
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Dexter
Intercollegiate golf match ends with English victory at Myopia
The English team defeated the American players 9 to 7 after two-ball and four-ball contests at the Myopia Hunt Club. Chick of Harvard lost to Alison of Oxford in a dramatic final hole, sealing the English win. Beveridge of Oxford shot 37 for seven straight fours, aiding Oxford’s overall triumph. Behr of Yale and Rein hart of Princeton won their matches for the Americans.
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Baseball partial play description with multiple outs
In the game Williams struck out twice and Menefee and Carney each struck out twice. A double play occurred Williams to Greminger to Tenney. Dexter and Williams had a passed ball and wild pitch respectively. Aubre gime was hit by a pitch in the first inning. Umpire O Day and attendance 3362.
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Chance
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New York Defeats St Louis In First Of Series
New York wins 14 to 4 as St Louis struggles with nine walks issued by Dunleavy. Taylor allowed 14 hits but only four runs. Dunleavy issued nine bases on balls. Attendance reported at 4,390 with Hinsdale umpiring.
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Hackett
Warner
Ryan
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Donovan
Barclay
McGann
Stelen
Gilbert
Pittsburg Triumphs Over Brooklyn In 6-5 Slugfest
Wagner spurs Pittsburg to a 6-5 win over Brooklyn in a long delay heavy game. 17 bases on balls and erratic pitching marked the contest with bases loaded twice for Brooklyn, Leever and Reidy saddled with walks, while Jones and Vail yielded several runs. Attendance around 3000.
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Clarke
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Dahlen
Flood
Doyle
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Ritchey
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Leever
Vail
Hurst
Bradley's bat leads Cleveland shutout over Chicago
Cleveland scored a 1-0 win as Chicago failed to solve Donahue. Bradley homered and doubled, with a triple for four at bats. Gochnaur added a three base hit and Greene a two base hit. Base errors favored Cleveland 1 to 2, attendance 2550, in Cleveland on August 12. New York and Cleveland to play two tomorrow.
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Bradley
New York
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Greene
Flick
Lajoie
Wlaherty
Magoon
Isbell
Hickman
Green
Bay
Hallman
O'Loughlin
Connolly
Baseball Scheduling Cards Show City Matchups
National telecast listings note Chicago at Boston St. Louis at New York Cincinnati at Philadelphia and Pittsburg at Brooklyn. Four games highlighted across major leagues as part of the day’s schedule.
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Jordan Marsh Team Opens Weekend Tilt With Acorns
The Jordan Marsh team meets the Acorns of Jamaica Plain on Franklin Field Saturday August 15 at 3 30 pm. Both teams are evenly matched and a hot game is expected. Jordan Marsh claims New England dry goods store championship after beating Shepard Norwell Co 9 to 0.
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Franklin Field
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E. J. O'Toole
Jordan Marsh Company
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