Brockton Beats Fall River 5-4 in New England League
Brockton ends Southern’s winning streak by a 5-4 victory over Fall River. McMahon drives in the winning run with a two-out single in the ninth as Brockton overturns an early 3-0 deficit. Fireney? The box shows Maloney Dowd Brignolia and Cargo among hitters with solid contributing plays.
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Brockton
Southern
Fall River
Mc Mahon
A.E
RE. Maloney
Dowd
Campbell
M’mahon
Devine
Hignolia
Sheedy
Howard
Flaherty
Vail
River
Maloney
Brignolia
Rufange
Cargo
Catterson
McGovern
Rufiange
Robinson
Connolly
McMahon
Kennedy
Shears
Bannon
Moran Leads Portland Past Lawrence 5-2 in Home Victory
Harry Moran, newly acquired from Providence, pitched Portland to a 5-2 win over Lawrence. Moran fanned 13, including Christiom three times, with Martin also solid despite erratic support. Merrill, Bowcock, Courtney, Luyster and O’Connell scored for Portland while Moran and Martin combined on the mound.
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Portland
Harry Moran
Providence
Lawrence
Moran
Christiom
Martin
Ferrin
Pearson
Portiang
Merrill
Bowcock
Courtney
Luyster
O'Connell
Hickman
Phoenix
Bruggy
Carlstrom
Py Moran
Rorty
Some Hobby This Little GAME of Saving Money
A playful note about saving money making family rides possible now, contrasting with past limits when the mother and sister could not join. It highlights a simple domestic victory and shared joy.
Salem hosts N E League games moved from Fall River
Fall River reports the August 13 Fall River Brockton games were transferred to Salem. Salem fans will attend the N E league contest now in Salem, with the games previously scheduled in Fall River canceled or relocated.
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SALEM
N. E
Fall River
Brockton
Lowell, New Bedford Game Features Late Rally and Errors
Lowell defeats New Bedford 10 to 5 with timely hitting from Clemens and DeGroff and costly errors by New Bedford. Griffiths and Logan stood out for the Whalers. Spires, Kennedy, and Halstein among the standout Lowell batters.
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Lowell
New Bedford
Clemens
DeGroff
Griffiths
Logan
Whalers
Dean
Polo Bee
Miller
Halstein
Dee
Zeiser
Sweatt Spires
Kennedy
Griffith
Spires
Sweatt
Henderson
Torphy
Kilhullen
Fuller
White
Vowell
Sweatt Cf
Clemens Miller
de Groff
Magee
Halat'n
Daty
Aubrey
Zeaser
Kane
Wood
Worcester Defeated In 10th Inning By Lynn For Loss
Worcester drops a pennant bid in New England league action 5 to 2 after Lynn scores three runs in the 10th aided by misplays by Stewart. Porter Orcutt Wilson Wilaherty Shorten McCune had Worcester scoring notes with Moulton and Vlaherty hitting for extras while Coningham and Thomas split mound duties for Lynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Lynn
Stewart
Flaherty
Rees
Thomas
Porter
Orcutt
Wilson
Wlaherty
Shorten
McCune
Moulton
Vlaherty
Roes
Cunningham
Cooney
Nye
Ryerson
Coningham
Stafford
A.E. BH
Carroll
Orentz
Shorten Rf
Strands
Leonard
Classy races at Detroit feature new record pace
Frank Bogash Jr driven by Thomas W Murphy won the 2:13 class Chamber of Commerce stake in straight heats setting a new 2:02 ¾ record at the grand circuit meet. Farra Etawah Eddie Dillard scored in 2:16 2:10 and 2:06 events with tight finishes. The day highlighted Furthest close finishes and notable performances by Knight Onwardo Molly Darling and Ed Geers. Tomorrow includes the M and M stakes and multiple pacing events.
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Detroit
Frank Bogash, Jr
Thomas W. Murphy
Chamber of Commerce
State Fair Grounds
Farra
Etawah
Eddie Dillard
Ed Geers
al Stanley
Knight
Molly Darling
Knight Onwardo
Dillard
Onwardo
B. G
Bernadette (Andrews
Faron del Rey
Br. H
Rodney
Rapalio
Br. S
Hodges
Br. G
Princess Margaret
B. m
Lane
Tom King
Boyle
Edith
Crammer
Ftawah
Geers
Densmore
B. H
Loomis
Bogash
Murphy
Dese Seve
Guilds
Stetbrino Lad
Ch. H
Eebomore
Blk. S
Kerr
Chenence Ce
Ch. B
Snow
Soest Ees Laeee
B. S
Ray
McMahon
Dan Patch
Dan Patch, Blk. H. (Murphy).535 O’brien Boy, Br. G
McDonald
Dundee Stops White In Ninth In Vernon Arena Bout
Johnnie Dundee scored a ninth round knockout over Jack White in a scheduled 20 round match at the Vernon arena. Dundee led every round and dominated the contest.
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Los Angeles
Johnnie Dundee
Jack White
Vernon Arena
Dundee
Delmont Beats Munice in Atlas A. A. Ring clash
Al Delmont the Boston feather defeated Jack Munice of Charlestown in a fast paced opener at the Atlas A. A. Arena. Mickey Brown of Malden and Al Shubert of New Bedford battled to a draw in a 10 round war. Al Ketchel of Bridgeport stopped Johnny Gallant of Chelsea in the second round.
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al Delmont
Boston Feather
Atlas A. A
Arena
Jack Munice
Charlestown
Bell
Munice
Delmont
Mickey
Brown
Malden
al Shubert
New Bedford
Tiger Cubs
Shubert
Flaherty
al Ketchel
Bridgeport, Conn
Johnny Gallant
Chelsea
Gallant
Kramer Wins Sprint Race at Revere Track
Frank Kramer of East Orange New Jersey the world sprint champion won the international match race at the Revere cycle track in a series of heats. He won all his heats totaling four points with rivals including Frank Cavanaugh Ireland Jack Clarke Australia and Carlo Stephanie Italy trailing. The program also featured professional paced races and amateur handicaps with Moran Rudolphe and other riders earning top spots.
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Frank Kramer
East Orange
N. J
Revere
Kramer
Frank Cavanaugh
Irelland
Jack Clarke
Australia
Carlo Stephanie
Florence
Italy
Stephanie
Clarke
Cavanaugh
James Moran
Chelsea
Julien Rudolphe
Paris
France
Rudolphe
Moran
Hugh McPartland
Boston
Percy Cutter
Wakefield
Hardy Jackson
Newark
Grant
Lynn
Ireland
Frank Kamer
Julien Rudolph Paris
Tim
F. F. Logan
South Boston
Dennis Connolly
Everett
W. G. Holbrook
F. Herbert
Fall River
Tom Connolly
H. Tutten
Dorchester
Charles Turville, Jr
Baseball Pantries and Pieties in a Fraying Era
A colorful sports column surveys Boston Red Sox, Cleveland Naps, White Sox and other teams as the baseball season wears on. It notes Sam Richards may tackle the Boston Light swim, previews Labor Day Scottish Clans track day at Caledonia Grove, and recalls Jawn McGraw’s resourceful leadership and a clerical parade at Polo Grounds. It hints at manager changes and ongoing East Coast pro distance races with Billy Queal and Jimmy Lee among notable entrants.
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Caledonia Grove
New England
Billy Queal
Jimmy Lee
Jawn McGraw
New York
Polo Grounds
McGraw
Jawn
Scott Wins Own Game With Hit In Seventh
Scott pitched well and delivered a clutch two run single in the seventh with the bases loaded to lift the visitors to a 4 2 victory over Philadelphia. Bodie homered and helped lead the attack as Chicago won three of four in the series. Brown started for Philadelphia and struggled as errors and defense aided the scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Scott
Chicago
Bodie
Berger
Brown
Philade
Chappell
Lord
Chase
J. Collins
Kuhn
Ae Weaver
Murphy
Oldring
F. Collins B. . Baker
MeInnis
Wee
Strunk
Orr
Eane Ae
Lapp
Bender P
Schang
Laren
Philadelphia., ‘Two-base Wee Pell
McInnis
Sok
F. Murphy
Dobie
Weaver
Hy Scott
Bender
Ferguson and
Connolly
Browns Even Series With Highlanders
New York the Browns beat the Highlanders 7 to 2 to tie the series. Mitchell faced O Leoughlin. St Louis capitalized in the sixth with four runs on two hits and a walk. Stovall protested to Ban Johnson after verbal exchanges with umpire O'Loughlin.
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New York
St. Louis
Mug
Fisher
McConnell
New Yorks
Mitchell
Leverenz
O'Loughlin
Stovall Teriight
Ban Johnson
Louis
AB. R. BH
PO. A. E. Ef i
Ig Ra
Hee -Ag Schultz
Bagu
York
Stovall
Sweeney
Knight
H. Wilme
Lever
Schultz
Sft
McCon
SMU Astae Ee
Betis
Austin
Maisel
Alexander
Everent
Es—O'loughlin
Sheridan
Answers to Queries on Baseball Rules and Players
A mixed set of notes on 19th and early 20th century baseball queries. Mentions R B Aliston-Chappelle’s hitless Chicago debut, Cincinnati Braves Aug 4 score, Baseball Fan batter credit, Weston’s Portland to Chicago trips, 1867 and 1907 Oct 29 to Nov 2S and 27 walking on Sundays, Avett blocking lane and fouls, umpire ruling disputes, misplays as errors, Notre Dame reference, Rule 59 non-count, Labor Day date, and Johnny Coulon not bantamweight champion.
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R. B
Aliston—Chappelle
Chicago
W. S
Cincinnati Braves
Cincinnati
Weston
Portland
Avett
Williams
Notre Dame
Ww. J. T
Van
Johnny Coulon
Jersey City and Toronto dueled 20 innings without a score
In West Side Park Jersey City and Toronto played a record tying 20 innings scoreless in the International league. Hearn pitched all for Toronto and Thompson 13 innings with Brandon finishing for Jersey City. Eschen Pick and Bues had two base hits. Hearn struck out seven.
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Jersey City
Toronto
West Side Park
Newark
Hearn
Thompson
Brandon
Eschen
Pick
Bues
O’hara
Shaw
Koehler
Calhoun
Schultz
McConnell
Purtell
Carpenter
Hayes
Jime
Toronto Jersey
OVEY
O’ Hara
Fschen
Rf. Schultz
Krey
I Pery
M'Cabe
H.b'a
W.b'd's
Graham
Calhoun Ib ' Hearn
Blair
Atone
Mpson
Mauser
Keokuk club restored to good standing by commission
The National Baseball Commission ordered Caldwell to settle after Keokuk in the Central association paid $175 to player R A Madigan. James Vaughn charged Ray Caldwell of the New York Americans with omitting a $16 loan repayment from spring 1912. Caldwell failed to defend after a petition copy was sent, and is ruled ineligible to play until the debt is settled within five days.
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Cincinnati
National Baseball Commission
Keokuk Club
Central Association
R. A. Madigan
James Vaughn
Ray Caldwell
New York American Club
Caldwell
New York
German Sonders in Short Spins yachts in Marblehead trial
Marblehead reports two German sonderklasse racers the Angela EV owned by Crown Prince William and the Serum owned by Waldemar Tietgens of Hamburg have been rigged and sailed briefly for short spins with limited opportunity to gauge their abilities against American yachts.
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Marblehead
Sonderklasse
William
Serum
Herr Waldemar Tietgens
Hamburg
German Challenging Boats Delayed Sails Deterred by Radical Plans
The Wittelsbach X under Berlin owner Christof Alt has not sailed yet amid talk the sail plan will be as radical as the hull. Ownership and crews for the German boats are listed at the Eastern Yacht Club, detailing Angela VI and Serum along with Wittelsbach X sailors.
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Wittelsbach X
Christof Alt
Berlin
Eastern Yacht Club
Angela VI
Crown Prince
William
Germany
Prussia
J. Th. Weitzmann
Terr Marine Schiffbaumeister
Kave
H .v. Borries
Serum
Waldemar Tietgens
Hamburg
Helsman
Herr Tietgens
J. Schroder
W. Rakenius
Heisman
Herr Alt
R. Drewitz
Gerichts
Heise
Kaliserlicher Yacht Club
Dunker
Boston Car Dealership Set for New Showroom
Harry Fosdick and Frank Wentworth remodel the salesroom at 926 and 928 Commonwealth avenue to house the Hupmo biles in Boston. They aim to have the space ready and in ship-shape order by week’s end.
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Harry Fosdick
Frank Wentworth
Commonwealth Avenue
Hupmobiles
Boston
Texas Player Bought by Braves in Dispute
Outfielder Duncan from the Texas league, announced as bought by the Braves, has been sold to the Phillies per a telegram to Manager Stallings from Dallas club president Gardner. Stallings had earlier purchased Duncan with Wilson. Richards blocked the deal. The Dallas club seeks to recall Duncan. the case may go to the National Commission. Connelly Day prep at Walpole Street Park features a band and awaits secretary Nickerson’s melody choice.
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Duncan
Braves
Phillies
Stallings
3. W. Gardner
Dallas
Wilson
Richards
Boston
Unnless
Graffney
New York
Sellies
National Commission
Walpole Street
Nickerson
Red Sox
Tessie
Cleveland Club Field Day At Caledonian Grove
The Cleveland Club of Forest Hills hosts a field day at Caledonian Grove on Saturday August 30 with four track events a baseball game and a tug of war. Entries close with Noble S Ray of O'Denny Street Dorchester on Thursday August 28. Events include a 10 yard dash 440 yard run one mile run and three mile run.
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Jintry
Cleveland Club
Forest Hills
Caledonian Grove
Noble S. Ray
O’ Denny Street
Dorchester
Division 40
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Bymaier
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Swetonick
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Cluett, Peabody & Co., Inc
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White Sox
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