Red Sox Edge Senators 3 to 2 in Close Tilt
The Red Sox beat the Senators 3 to 2 as Walter Johnson likely faced Boston ace Dutch Leonard. Boston capitalized on miscues and a passed ball in the ninth to clinch the win behind strong defense led by Jack Barry and timely hits from Speaker McBride and Gainer.
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Walter Johnson
Wil Zoin
Washington
Bill
Dutch Leonard
Wood
Dutch
Wood-Johnson
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Sox
Johnson
Milan
Moeller
Acosta
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Speaker
Henry
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del Gamner
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Shore
Jack Barry
Barry
Yankees Beat Athletics 3 to 2 in 12 Inning Thriller
New York wins a 12 inning game 3 to 2 over Philadelphia with Maisel driving in the winning run. Cole and Wyckoff pitched well, and sensational fielding marked the contest.
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Wyckoff
New York
Philadelphia
Maisel
Kopf
Mack
Cook
Hartzell
Donovan
Caldwell
Boone
Peckinpaugh
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Davies
Schang
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Saylor Eyes Freddie Welsh Rematch As Baldwin Fights
Milburn Saylor slates a title hopeful rematch with Freddie Welsh after his winless streak deepens. Saylor meets Matty Baldwin at the Atlas A A next Tuesday night while Baldwin, a seasoned lightweight, remains among top contenders with a storied career marked by ups and downs.
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Milburn Young
Saylor
Matty Baldwin
Atlas A. A
Charles White
Chicago
Johnny Griffiths
Guilford Wins Press Club Title in 1915 Final
Jesse Guilford of Woodland defeated B. S. Evans of Belmont in the 36 hole final by 11 up and 19 to play to become the new Press golf champion. Guilford led by 10 up after the morning half, sealing Evans' chance to win the 1915 Press title.
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Woodland
New Press
B. S. Evans
Belmont
Guilford
Evans
Guilford Wins Narrow Final as Evans Struggles to Contain Him
Guilford edges Evans 11 and 10 in a 36 hole final after a 71 70 71 scoring run, with Evans unable to match the challenger’s steady play. The event includes eight division finals and a handicap medal tourney with Young and Murphy taking top net prizes.
Boston Vacation School in South End Concludes
The vacation school for backward pupils in five districts of South Boston closed at the Bigelow School. Over eight weeks students attended three hour daily sessions led by Principal Theobald A. Lynch and four teachers. Attendance peaked at 96 percent of 558 registered, with 426 completing the program.
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Boston
Bigelow
Fourth and E Streets
Theobald A. Lynch
Waldron's Casino Opens for Season 1915-16
Waldron's Casino begins its season as the first burlesque house in the city for 1915-16. Doors open this afternoon with a matinee by the Gay New Yorkers. Producer Goldenburg continues to please patrons, maintaining his track record with the casino.
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Waldron's
Goldenburg
Southern Association Scores from Weekend Games
Mobile defeated Atlanta 1 0 while New Orleans beat Birmingham 8 2. Chattanooga edged Nashville 1 0. Memphis won 6 4 against Little Rock. The results list four league matches with final scores and city teams.
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Atlanta
New Orleans
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Nashville
Memphis
Little Rock
Hartford Wins 4 3 After Walsh Wild Ninth Inning Collapse
Hartford beats New Haven 4 to 3 after Walsh falters in the ninth. Herring relieves Walsh with bases loaded, Gaudette drives in the winning run with a single, and Gaudette, Texter, Proulx, Werre, Frasier, and Leid contribute early for Hartford.
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H'ring
New Bedford Defeats Pawtucket 8-1 In Free Hit Game
New Bedford won a free hitting game from Pawtucket 8 to 1 here today. The score reflects a decisive victory with New Bedford dominating at home.
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New Bedford
Pawtucket
Baseball Schedule Across Leagues
Major league action unfolds with Washington at Boston and Philadelphia at New York in the American League. National League features Boston at Philadelphia and New York at Brooklyn with Cincinnati at Pittsburg. Regional minor leagues list Fitchburg at Manchester Lewiston at Portland Lowell at Lawrence Worcester at Lynn. Additional games: Chicago at Baltimore St Louis at Newark Brooklyn at Pittsburg Kansas City at Buffalo Springfield at Brockton New Bedford at New Haven Pawtucket at Hartford.
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Baltimore Defeats Pittsburg in Second Game of Doubleheader
In Baltimore the 10 cent baseball crowd saw the home club drop the opener 4 to 1 to Pittsburg, then rally to win the second game 6 to 2. Knitzer and O'Connor pitched for Baltimore with Ben der and Owens behind them.
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R.H.E. Pittsburg
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O’connor
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Owens
Buffalo Federals sweep two from St Louis in back to back shutouts
Buffalo Federals blanked St Louis 1 to 0 in the first game and 6 to 0 in the second, evening the series. Schulz out pitched Crandall in the opener as a single and a sixth inning double produced the winning run. Anderson received strong support in the nightcap with key double plays to retire the sides in three innings.
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Allen
Chapman
R.H.E. Batley
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Anderson and
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Groom
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Hartley
Brooklyn Defeats Kansas City In Nine Two Victory
The Brooklyn team powered past Kansas City 9 to 2 with four first inning runs off Dan Adams and four more in the fourth on errors and hits. Manager Stovall used 15 players in the bid to halt the locals as Seaton Land Adams Johnson Packard Henning and Brown Enzenroth pitched.
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N. Y
Kansas City Federals
Dan Adams
Stovall
R.H.B. Brooklyn
Kansas City
Seaton and Land
Adams, Johnson, Packard, Henning and Brown, Enzenroth
Newark Rally Brings Six Runs in Seventh Inning
In Newark New Jersey on August 13 a seven hit rally with a pass and two sacrifices sent Brennan to the clubhouse in the seventh, producing six runs for Newark. Kaiserling Marsden Brennan Black Rasmussen Fischer and Clemons were the batteries in the game.
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Newark
N. J
Brennan
R. H. E. Newark
Portland Defeats Lewiston 9 to 2 in New England League
Portland topped Lewiston 9 to 2 as Burns and Dowell led the hitting attack. Prysock made strong stops and Farrell made a notable catch in the field.
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Schwartz
Burns
Dowell
Prysock
Farrell
Manchester Textiles fall to Fitchburg after late rally
Manchester fought to avoid defeat but Fitchburg surged with a three-run fifth inning. McGinley, recently signed from the St. Louis Nationals, made his first appearance and surrendered nine hits as the Textiles lost 8 to 2.
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St. Louis Nationals
McKernan
Barrows Stretches Triple but Worcester Saves 14th Inning Tie
In Lowell Worcester and Lowell played 14 innings to a 5 all tie. Barrows nearly turned a triple into a homer in the 14th but was out at the plate with two out. A 9th inning double play by Carroll and Page preserved Worcester, as Barrows and Gardella starred for their clubs.
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Lynn and Lawrence Split Doubleheader in Seven Innings
Lynn and Lawrence split a doubleheader with Lynn winning 2 1 in seven innings as Lynch stole home in the third and Halstein did so in the fourth. Lawrence then dominated the second game 7 2 as Lynn made six errors in the field.
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Duluth Oarsmen Sweep Opening Regatta Victories
In Springfield on the Connecticut River, the Duluth Boat Club swept six of seven events on day one of the 43rd National Association regatta. Wins included the intermediate double and senior fours, with riders from Union Boat Club Boston and New York’s Metropolitan Club among the top finishers. The senior quarter-mile dash saw W. M. Hoover of Duluth triumph by half a length over Waldo Smith of New York A. C. and Henry Heller of Metropolitan in a tight finish.
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Duluth Rowing Team Routs Rivals at Springfield Meet
Duluth crews dominate a Springfield regatta as Union Boat Club of Boston and River side Boat Club put up strong challenges. The junior eight stakes victory over Detroit and Ingleside after a late Duluth surge, with supporters packing Riverside Park and river banks.
Marsans Refuses Cincinnati Return in Federal Court
Amando Marsans sought court action to lift a restraint preventing him from playing with the St. Louis Federals. Cincinnati Nationals claim a June 27 letter invited his return, which Marsans says he does not recall. He states he has not received salary from St. Louis, only biweekly loans of 333.
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