Boston Triumphs 9–0 Over Chicago Americans at Huntington
Over 5000 fans witnessed Boston’s 9 to 0 rout of Chicago at Huntington avenue. Dineen pitched brilliantly holding the champions to three hits while Lachance Criger Dineen and Collins led a powerful offense in the second inning rally that broke the game open. Callahan struggled and was relieved by Garvin after Boston began to pull away.
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Collins
Huntington Avenue Grounds
Chicago
Boston
Jimmy” Collins
Dineen
Callahan
Griffin
Garvin
Waterloo
Sullivan
Daly
Lachance
Criger
Stahl
Freeman
Mertes
Ferris
Dineen Ad
Orione
Dess
Wickeds
Dougher
Griffith
Davis
Dougherty
Parent
Isbell
Green
Martes
Strang
Chicago at Boston
Sports brief notes Chicago meets Boston in a listed matchup. The card also shows Detroit versus Philadelphia Cleveland facing Baltimore and St Louis opposing Washington in successive games.
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R. Hart
Boston
Centinesix
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Baltimore
St. Louis
Washington
Cleveland
Dr David Kennedy Favorite Remedy praised by Suffolk Hospital
Albert Smith of Suffolk Hospital Boston endorses Dr David Kennedy Favorite Remedy for kidney liver bladder and blood diseases and rheumatism noting cures where others failed. The ad claims quick relief for urinary issues and lists 60 cent sample and 1.00 bottles plus a Magic Eye Salve at 2 cents.
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Albert ©. Smith
Suffolk Hospital and Dispensary
Charterstreet
Boston
Mass
David Kennedy
All Druggista
Dr. David Kennedy Corporation
Rendon, N.Y
Phillies blank Detroit in doubleheader shutout
Philadelphia defeated Detroit 8 0 in the first game and again 0 0 in the second. Nonspecific Detroit fielding errors aided the two shutouts as Wad Dell and Hasting dominated on the mound. Attendance was 6 865.
Cleveland Defeats Baltimore 4 to 1 in American League Game
Cleveland tops Baltimore 4 to 1 as Williams Courtney McFarland and Robinson spark three base hits and three base hits. Gilbert and Selbach steal bases while Hess and Howell split pitching duties with Connolly umpiring. Bases left and fielding miscues noted, attendance recorded at 13 090.
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Hess
Baltimore
Cleveland
Gilbert
McCarthy
Williams
Bemis
Courtney
McFarland
Robinson
Selbach
Arndt
Bradley
Bay
Godauer
Howell
Smith
Ty Hess
Connolly
Adley
Oney
Hekman
Thy
Rob’son
St Louis Beats Washington in Tight Ball Game
St Louis gains on Washington with timely hits and an error in the sixth inning. Attendance 268 as Cirrick and Powell split the pitching duties and Washington falters with four earned runs.
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Washington
St. Louis
Hame
Carrick
Eastern League Results Report
Baseball scores from Jersey City and Newark list Montreal defeating Newark 6 to 0 in 14 innings and Providence defeating Buffalo 10 to ? while Worcester edges Rochester 11 to 1. Jersey City and Toronto game noted with 00 innings.
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Buffalo
Setae We
Worcester
Providence
Jersey City
Rochester
Newark
Toronto
Montreal
Connecticut League Scores From New Haven Hartford Meriden
New Haven defeats Waterbury 4 to 1 while Hartford tops New London. Meriden beats Norwich 5 to 4. In a marathon, Springfield and Bridgeport finish 6 to 6 after 19 innings.
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New Haven
Waterbury
Hartford
New London
Meriden
Norwich
Springfield
Bridgeport
Watterson Denies Kentucky Governor Candidacy
Henry Watterson returned to Louisville amid reports he would run for Kentucky governor. He stated he is not a candidate, despite widespread speculation encountered during his travels in the North and West.
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Louisville
Henry Watterson
Kentucky
Midwest Baseball Card: Pittsburg at Boston
A brief listing shows national league matchups with Pittsburg traveling to Boston, Chicago to Brooklyn, Cincinnati to New York, and St Louis at Philadelphia.
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National
Boston
Pittsburg
Brookly
Chicago
iSt. Louis
Philadelphia
Cimpinnati
New York
Cincinnati Oaee
Estes
Brooklyn
Cinccinnati Sewer
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Boston and Pittsburg Split Doubleheader at South End Grounds
Boston and Pittsburg battled to an even split in two of the year’s best games at South End Grounds before about 3000 fans. Dresser the Dorchester youth pitched well for Boston with eight strikeouts, while Willis starred for the home club in the opener. Pittsburg rallied in spots but Boston’s eighth inning batting spree secured the first game, and Wag ner’s daring baserunning highlighted the second as Boston held on for the win.
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Boston
Pittsburg
South End
Dresser
Dorchester
Willis
Chesbro
Pittsburgs
Dexter
Conroy
Carney
Tenney
Cooley
Beaumont
Greminger
Demontreville
Leach
Long
Kittredge
Ritchey
Bransfield
Teach
Wagner
JW Leach
O'Connor
Clarke
Wagsner
Moran
Tannehill
Irwin
Burke
Washington Street Widening Planned From Spring Lane to Milk
The Board of Street Commissioners approved widening Washington street between Spring lane and Milk street to about 60 feet. The plan requires taking 12 to 12.66 feet from frontages from the Old South Church corner to Spring lane and may involve removing or tunneling through the Old South tower. The project aims to boost nearby property values and extend its effects beyond the immediate area.
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Washington Street
Spring Lane
Board of Street Commissioners
Milk Street
Milk
Old South Church
Doubleheader Split as New York and Cincinnati Each Win One
In a two game set on Aug 13 New York and Cincinnati split the doubleheader with each team winning one game. Corcoran was ejected in the first game for disputing a call by umpire O Day. Long hitting featured in both contests as New York scored all runs in the first three innings of the second game. The visitors outbatched the home squad in the opener.
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New York
Cincinnati
New Yorks
Corcoran
O'Day
Brooklyn 4 Chicago 2 in National League action
Brooklyn defeated Chicago 4 to 2 as Williams was hit hard in the fifth inning. A three bagger, two doubles and two singles fueled the rally after two outs. Chicago captain Lowe was ordered off by umpire Brown for protesting a call in the eighth.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
Williams
Tinker
Lowe
Brown
St. Louis Defeats Philadelphia 4 2 on Opportune Hit
St. Louis beat Philadelphia 4 to 2 in a National League game on August 13 as an opportune hit broke a tie and propelled the visitors to victory. Philadelphia’s pitchers held the early lead but the St. Louis offense struck in the late innings to secure the win.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Widen Merchants Row From State Street to Market
A movement seeks to widen Merchants Row from State Street to the market to relieve crowding. President Craig of the Produce Exchange will present the plan to directors. W. C. Hunne man notes tearing down nearby buildings offers a timely chance to act, with possible extension to North and Blackstone streets.
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State Street
Craig
The
Produce Exchange
Exchange
W. C. Hunneman
Merchants’ Row
Blackstone
Brush denies buying New York Baseball Club control
John T. Brush stated there is no truth to rumors he bought or would buy a controlling stake in the New York Base ball Club. He said he would seek balanced playing strength between clubs and would not buy out Freedman. He declined to comment on any National and American League consolidation.
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New York
John T. Brush
New York Baseball Club
New York Club
Freedman
Brush
C.C.C
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
Chicago and Pittsburg Draws and Cy Young in Boston Lineup
Chicago and Pittsburg games reported at Huntington Avenue with Cy Young slated for the Americans and Eason or Curran for the Nationals. Boston fans cheered Cy Young as he coached, while the Boston Americans focus on securing the 1908 championship with top condition among players. Ladies day at Huntington Avenue is scheduled for tomorrow.
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Chicago
Huntington Avenue
Pittsburg
South End
Eason
Curran
Nationals
Cy” Young
Collins
Dresser
Young
Boston
Boston Americans
Tit
Freddie’ Parent
Huntington Avenue Grounds
New England Matchups List for Lowell Concord Manchester Nashua
Local schedule lists games between Lowell and Concord Manchester and Nashua and Lawrence and Fall River and Haverhill and Dover with matchups noted. No results provided.
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New England
R. H. B. Att
Lowell
Haverhill
Manchester
Concord
Nashua
Lawrence
Fall River
Dover
Concord Beats Fall River Twice In Afternoon Baseball
Concord defeated Fall River in two games 19 to 0 and 17 to 7 at home. Lee pitched both games and allowed only one hit in 17 of 18 innings. Mullaney Murphy and Pulsifer starred in multiple departments while Doran collected five two-base hits.
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Concord
N. H
Fall River
Lee
Mullaney
Murphy
Pulsifer
Doran
Lowell 7 Haverhill 3 as Willis exits with injury
Lowell rallies to seven runs while Haverhill falls to three. Willis left after a batted ball hit him. Merritt Lake and Willis produced two base hits for Lowell supported by Connors Sockalexis and Lake on bases. McGinley faced trouble on balls with several errors and stolen bases noted, as attendance reached six hundred.
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Detroit
Philadel Bia
Harley
Hartsel
Elbfeld
Fultz
Davis
Barrett
Casey
L.cross
Seybold
Lepine
Beck
Murphy
Gleason
M.cross
McGuire
Swire
Watts
Mercer
Philadphia
Philadelphia
Gleron
M. Cross
Waddell
Umcer
Iladelphia
Hinsel
Hardy
Mulien
Hiladelphia
Beck Yultz
L Cross Murphy Mecon
T—M. Cross
Fultz Davis
Mullen
ilditech—Mullen
Carrick
Astos Ois
Washington
St. Louis
Coughlin
Kelster
Lee
Ryan
Anderson
McCormick
Burkett
Heldrick
Kelster Bly
Bacrifice
Wallace
OY Carrick
Powell
Cirrick
McCommick
Padden
Boston
A.B. R
Dexter
C. F. Eeeese
Ewenae
P.O. A.B
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Beceses Et Cooley
Sean Carney
R. F. Eceeeecevessa
Greminger
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Demontreville
Sereseceseess
Writcroume
Willis
Sean
Pittsburg A
R. B. P.O. Clark
R. F
Beaumont
C. F
Leach
Wagner
Ate Tees
Bransfield
Tannehill
Fee Ritchey
Conroy
Heen
CY Connor
Chesbro
Burke
Totais
Boston Peer
Pittsburg
Clarke
Long
Carney
Dresser
Tenney
Tannenhill
Cooley
Smith
Phi
Brooklyn
Chicago
Po Keeler
Jones
Dolan
Slagle
Dahlen
Chance
Ward
Dobbs
McCrey
Tinker
Irwin
Lowe
Flood
Taylor
Farrell
Kling
Fvans
Schaefer
Wms
Pvans
Byvans
Williams
Willams
Brown
Kruger
Jennings
Hartman
Douglass
Childs
Pierson
Iberg
St. Loulais
Hulswitt
Barry
Donovan
Leon
Wolverton
Emslie
Lowell
Haverhill
McGinley
Merritt
Lake
Connors
Sockalexis
Herwig
Manchester Grabs Doubleheader Over Dover 18 0
In Varick Park, Manchester defeated Dover in both games of a doubleheader. Whiting pitched a four hit shutout in the first game as Murray hit two homers. The second game lasted one inning with John Smith delivering a ninth inning winning single after timely hits by C Clark and Bishop.
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Manchester
Dover
Kelley
Boardman
Murray
Knall
Smith
Knaul
Bisehop
Driscoll
Brediey
N. H
Varick Park
Whiting
Foley
John Smith
C. Clark
Bishop
Nashua Falls to Lawrence on Costly Fourth and Seventh Innings
Nashua dropped the game here this afternoon with Lawrence through costly errors in the fourth and seventh innings. Labelle pitched a good steady game and the Nashua team would have won out if he had been given support at the critical points. The hitting on both teams was weak.
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Nashua
N. H
Lawrence
Labelle
Boston Caledonian Club Holds 49th Picnic
Saturday marks the 49th annual picnic and games of the Boston Caledonian Club at Caledonian Grove West Roxbury. Chief Walter Lamb has appointed committees, with many prominent professionals from the United States and Canada likely to attend.
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Boston
Chickering
Walter Lamb
Boston Caledonian Club
Record crowd entries for three mile run at picnic
Over 200 entries this year and great interest in the three mile run, the star event of the picnic. Notable entrants include George Tinder of Ireland Frank Kanaly and Tom Williams of Somerville Ed McGonagle and Ernie Hjertberg of New Jersey. Thirty seven events will be run off of which 21 are open to the world.
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George Tinder
Ireland
Frank Kanaly
Tom Williams
Somerville
Ed McGonagle
Ernie Hjertberg
New Jersey
Canoeists Battle Gale At Chatham Camp
Heavy wind and a night squall halted practice at the American Canoe Association camp in Chatham. Arrival list includes Jackson Palmer and several club members. A gale capsized canoes, with Arthur Mather swept far out but brought to shore safe amid officer efforts.
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Chatham
American Canoe Association
Jackson Palmer
Vesper Country Club
Willis G. Bancroft
S. F.thannon
F. J. Loveland
Newlton Boat Club
J. B. Kelley
Puritan Boat Club
Arthur Mather
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Crier
Wil Garvin
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Steinfeldt
Lauder
Bowerman
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Peitz
Bergen
O’ Day
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Dunn
McGaw
Sey'our
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Peltz
Erman
Cor'ran
Tein'dt
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M'ney
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Mathewson
Thielman
Crawford
Seymour
Maloney
Nationat
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N. E. League
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Kelly
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Bowcock
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Roy Lee
Hassett
Laney
Amy Derwin
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Con'ly
Meagher
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Wigbie
Hamilton
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H'ilton
Mpson
Stack'le
Sock'is
Bernard
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Cross
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Pevelle
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