Collins Boys Turn Defeat Into Victory
In Detroit Boston rallies from early deficit to beat the Tigers 5 to 4 after Chick Stahl’s two bagger in the ninth. Young and Siever pitched well with Morgan and Hayden delivering key hits as Boston overturns the game and heads home on the evening train.
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White Sox and Highlanders Battle to Scoreless Tie
In Chicago, the White Sox and Highlanders played nine innings without a run, forcing a stoppage so the visitors could catch their train home. Dock White pitched for the Sox, Chesbro for New York, with sharp fielding by Ebberfeld and Isbell keying the defense.
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St Louis and Philadelphia Split Relays as Spectator Interferes
In St Louis the Phillies and Cardinals split a doubleheader with the Phillies winning 8 to 0 in game one and St Louis taking game two 5 to 1. A spectator rushed the field and attempted to strike umpire O Loughlin during that first game.
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Baseball News And Comment From The Local Desk
No game today. Tomorrow the White Sox open a three day set with Collins at Huntington avenue. Cambridge City has an open date Saturday away. Tenney team goes West short on players as pitchers feel overworked. Soden and Connant ready to add new players. Barrett open for engagements after beating Neponset. Spaulding sends $50 to Sutton via a letter to Sibley. Detroit spurns Cleveland’s $5000 bid for McIntyre. Buffalo favored to win Eastern league pennant. Tim Hurst calls Giants bluffers. Roxbury Crossing’s Coulahan and Harvard’s Mahar urged to write South Manchester captain. A Post baseball editor memory slip corrects a Dineen Waddell 1902 game. Tom Shaw, a sore fan, notes Collins team under Chelsea’s South End. Jude, the Indian for Cincinnati, may be known by his real name Gay-Ray-Rush. Bill Morse of Chelsea’s J O N backs his team for $50 or $100 against local rivals for Chelsea championship. The challenge could spark trouble.
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Canadian yacht Zoraya wins Fisher cup race in Rochester
Zoraya the Royal Canadian yacht club Toronto challenger won the second Fisher cup race in Rochester beating Iroquois of the Rochester yacht club. The 18 mile windward leeward course finished Zoraya in 4 45 36 while Iroquois timed 4 57 45.
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White Sox Open Series at Huntington Avenue Grounds Tomorrow
The Collins team returns to Huntington Avenue Grounds for a series with the Chicago White Sox as Boston fans anticipate the outcome. Chicago must perform well in the East to keep hopes alive and return home near the top with many games left at home.
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Chicago Baseball Fans Await Home Return
The piece notes the Chicago Nationals show promise for the National league pennant but may slump. It highlights their West trip results including three wins in Cleveland and a win over the White Sox, and predicts a strong Collings team response with the home return. It underscores Chicago’s strong baseball year and fan interest.
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White Sox spurt named one of baseball history’s greatest
The White Sox posted a remarkable winning streak with four straight wins over Washington and three-of-four vs Boston, five straight against the Athletics, and a series with New York. Pat Dougherty led the surge with strong hitting and fielding as Chicago compiled 68 runs to 17 for opponents.
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Gossip of the Boxers at Chelsea Club Card
Lincoln Club of Chelsea plans a Tuesday night bout featuring Dave Deshler of Cambridge and Matty Baldwin of Charlestown. Gardner versus Mellody and other boxers draw crowd interest as promoters seek big Labor Day programs in Portland and Chelsea venues.
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Harry Lewis
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Sutton Fund Reaches 182 for Ezra Sutton Benefit
An appeal for subscriptions to aid former baseball star Ezra B. Sutton received strong support. Walter H. Sibley reported $182 total with $50 already sent to Sutton, including a $50 contribution from A. G. Spalding. The list details numerous donors and amounts.
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Donlin Set to Return as Coach Faces Lineup Shuffle
Mike Donlin is expected to rejoin the lineup this week, raising questions about who he will displace as the team reshapes its roster. His return could alter the rotation and impact upcoming games.
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Pittsburg Loses Two as Giants Sweep Doubleheader
New York defeats Pittsburg 6 to 1 in the opener and 6 to 5 in the nightcap at the Polo Grounds. Bowerman is ejected in the second game for disputing the umpire. Wiltse gets the win in the opener and Klem works the second.
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Chicago Beats Brooklyns 11 to 3 in Fourth Straight Win
The Chicago team defeated the Brooklyns 11 to 3 today, marking their fourth consecutive victory.
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Brooklyns
Boston Nationals 1889 Opening Game Lineup
An old-time Brookton fan seeks the 1889 Boston Nationals lineup for the opening game against New York at Boston. He asks who can furnish the complete batting order and positions for that game.
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Boston
Mainsheet Loses First 1906 Race at Poughkeepsie
Grand circuit meeting opens in Poughkeepsie New York with fine weather and day one attendance. Mainsheet, the favorite at 50 to 37, loses the 2.07 pace heat while Angiola clocks 2:06 for a track record and Grait wins the 2:46 pace surprising Ecstatic backers.
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French driver Duray wins Ardennes 600km race in record time
The Ardennes International motor race over 600 kilometers in seven laps was won by Duray of France in 5 hours 8 minutes. Henriot, also French, finished second with Wagner third. Duray set a new world record with an average speed of 106 km/h. Rougier, Barillier, Gabriel and Clement followed in the results.
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Worcester Wins Doubleheader Against Manchester
Worcester shut out Manchester in the second game after postponements. Lucky seventh inning hits carried Worcester to victory in game one, while the home team hit hard at Swope in the finale. Scoring shows Worcester six runs to five in the first, with Manchester totaling eight hits and five errors.
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Worcester Manchester Batteries-Sline and Knotts Sparks Umpire Stafford
In Worcester and Manchester contests Batteries-Sline and Knotts faced off as Swope and McCabe contributed key plays with umpire Stafford overseeing the events. The fragmentary text notes the officials and participants without a clear final.
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Connolly Dominates as Haverhill Rout Lowell 4–0
Connolly pitched masterfully for Haverhill, allowing four hits and two walks while Lowe Lowell was held scoreless. The game ended 4 to 0 with Haverhill receiving perfect defensive support and strong run support across the late innings.
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Fall River Beats Lynn 1-0 on Vail Wild Pitch
Fall River nips Lynn 1-0 as Vail’s first inning wild pitch forces the lone run. Swanson and Waters paired behind the mound with Daum catching for Lynn. O Brien umpired.
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New Bedford Edges Lawrence In Hit And Run Game
In New Bedford on August 15 both clubs matched hits but Lawrence endured more costly errors. New Bedford bunched runs in the late innings to win 8 to 6 over Lawrence with Miobedanz and Coveney alongside Leith and Cote on the batteries. Umpire Henry presided.
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Philadelphia 4 Cincinnati 0 in National Game
Philadelphia defeated Cincinnati 4 to 0 as Cincinnati failed to hit Sparks' delivery. The Aug. 18 matchup in Philadelphia showcased strong pitching and timely hitting for the victors.
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