Tenneyites routed by Cardinals again at South End grounds
The second act of Captain Tenney's Comedy of Errors unfolded at the South End grounds as Boston Common amateurs were derided by the St. Louis Cardinals who triumphed for the seventh straight time. McGlynn sparked delays with disputed calls and a near two hour slog left 2000 fans displeased. Bridwell and Brent… The Cardinals built a lead with early runs and held on as Boston managed a few late-inning threats.
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Barry
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Zamdamen
Angus Pointer Wins Easily at Poughkeepsie Grand Circuit
In Poughkeepsie racing, favorites dominated four races. Angus Pointer led the free-for-all pace to a straight-heat victory in 2:03 3-4 and 2:08 1-2, while Ecstatic broke in heat one and was distanced. Other top finishers included Margaret O in the 2:28 class and Berico, Alice Edgar, and Time in various trotting and pacing events.
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N. Y
Margaret O
Angus Pointer
Ecstatic
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Titov
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Ae Ors
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Thomas
Rene i En
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Perennial Knight, a Glorified Gage in Demon Drink
The column ruminates on J. Lawrence Sullivan’s famed role and the public’s ready tendency to treat his words as treasures. It laments the public feud over pennants, notes Boston calm after triumphs, and jokes about box art, opinion, and universal agreement in society.
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J. Lawrence Sullivan
Boston
Big Noise
Adam
Peanut Boy
Lynn Beats Brockton 3-2 In Season Finale
Lynn defeats Brockton 3-2 in a season-ending game. Waters Tansey Daum Scully drive runs. Daum Patterson two-base hits. O'Toole allows 7 strikeouts, Steele 3. Errors minimal. late-pressure finish.
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Brockton
Lynn
Stbikke
Waters
Tansey
Daum
Scully
Patterson
New Bedford Defeated As Stone Hitters Falter
New Bedford fell 1 0 to 2 1 Worcester as unable to hit Stone with men on base. Temlin and Russell drove in runs for New Bedford while Bradley Valdois hit two bases and Bradley, Templin contributed with sacrifices. Pitchers Drohan and Sline faced pressure as errors. four strikeouts were recorded. Umpire Connors at the game lasting 50 minutes.
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New Bedford
Wopgetet
Templin
Russell
Drohan
Worcester
Bradley
Valdois
Fall River Beats Lawrence 8 to 1 in Pitched Showdown
Gilroy outpitched Hartman as Fall River defeats Lawrence 8 to 1. Thornhill, Grant, Toomey, and Cummings drove runs. Devine, Gilroy, and Hartman added two base hits. Strong support, 9 left on base for Fall River. Hartman issued five walks. Game duration one hour 56 minutes. Umpire Connolly.
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Fall River
Gilroy
Hartman
Lawrence
Pall River
I.s
Thornhill
Grant
Toomey
Cummings
Devine
Bannon
Connor
Sylvester
Haverhill Wins 4-2 After Late Rally Over Lowell
A batting rally in the eighth inning lifts Haverhill to a 4-2 victory against Lowell. Madden, Billet, Hamilton, Barton, Pickett, and Duggan drove runs. Duggan, Howard, and Barton doubled. Pickett hit a three-base hit. Standings left on base favored Lowell 11 to 6. Keady allowed two hits more than Burns, with Burns issuing four walks and Burns throwing a wild pitch. Time 1 hour 42 minutes. Umpire Merritt.
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Haverhill
Lowell
Madden
Billet
Hamilton
Barton
Pickett
Duggan
Howard
Boardman
Uniac
Pulsifer
Keady
Burns
Merritt
Boxing rivals bid for Cambridge gym champ gains
Market champion Jerry Gaines has defeated Fred Bradley and challenges from Bill McKinnon remain. McKinnon seeks semi final experience and coaching to fund his costs. Gaines eyes a bout with Tommy Sullivan of Lawrence, while other local fighters like Young Swartz and Donahue prepare for upcoming campaigns. Sam Langford trains with Deshler as teams seek fights ahead of Labor Day events.
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Jerry Gaines
Fred Bradley
Roxbury
Bill McKinnon
America
Cambridge
Bill
Dorchester
Jerry
Tommy Sullivan
Lawrence
Post
Bradley
Hughey
Sullivan
New England
Swartz
Philadelphia
George Dennis
Billy O’brien
Swarts
Rockies
Young Donahue
Dave Deshler
Sam Langford
Dave
Hope centers in Spokane in Kiel regatta bidding
In Kiel Germany on August 14 the German boats lead the sonderklasse series for Emperor William's cup after two victories. The American Spokane is favored for Baltic conditions and could level the score if it wins the next race. Prominent American yachtsmen and officers met with Prince Henry of Prussia on his birthday amid the regatta events.
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Kiel
Germany
Spokane
Baltic
Chewink
Marblehead
F. Lewis Clark
Eastern Yacht Club
J. P. Reynolds
Henry Howard
Boston
W. IL. Howard
Prince Henry
Prussia
Prince
Lawson Wins But One Race At Readville Driving Meet
The Gentlemen's Driving Club events at Readville drew many spectators as Arnold Lawson entered four trots but secured only one victory. Results list CLASS A to D with laps around a 2:18 to 2:23 time range and multiple horse names including Remsen mobeneee Dreamwold Prioress and Maid or Dreamword among others.
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Gentlemen's Driving Club
Readville
Arnold Lawson
L. R. Peck
Remsen Mobeneee
B. G
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Moran to race Fogler in 30 mile pursuit at track
James Moran accepts Joe Fogler's challenge for a Saturday night return unlimited pursuit at the Revere cycle track. The 30 mile race will see Hugh MacLean and Collins ride the full distance while Logan and Wiley cover half each, promising an exciting event for local cycling fans.
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James Moran
Joe Fogler
Revere
Hugh MacLean
Collins
Logan
Wiley
Baseball notes and scheduling across leagues and players
Umpire Johnstone was ill with cramps yesterday and substitutes underperformed. Glaze led again late. McGuire may split Glaze and Pruitt in a game. Figh beat the Athletics, and upcoming rule talk targets ball shine. Giants lead with 18 home runs. Rowan of Spokane Club tops base stealing with 54 in 84. Stovall Delehanty move to Reading of outlaw league. Open date for Joseph ONeill of Newcnset-Dorchester on Aug 17. Semi pro pitchers sought for Saturday via Jack Butler of South Boston. R. J. Hancocks seek 17-18 year olds for Aug 17, 24, 31, Labor Day. Stephen Willey and Charles Murphy offer addresses for game安排 Forest Hills.
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Johnstone
Glaze
McGuire
Pruitt
Figh
Athletics
Giants
Rowan
Spokane
Stovall
Delehanty
Naps
Reading Club
Joseph O'Neill
Newcnset-Dorchester
Charles Murphy
SA Asticon
Forest Hills
Sally VIII Wins Third Race To Retain Quincy Cup
Marblehead Aug 14 Sally VIII the Corinthian defender beat Manchester by 3 minutes 9 seconds on a 10 mile course in a brisk northwest breeze. Sally led after a close leeward stretch, finished windward in 51 43 and now trails 2-1 with one race left to decide the Quincy Yacht Club cup.
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Marblehead
Quincy Yacht Club
Corinthian Yacht Club
Sally
Quincy
Manchester
Ae Vet Iis
Eiwice
Ceentiees
Sally VIII
Noted Ninth Inning Plays In St Louis Washington Tilt
In the St Louis Washington game the ninth inning featured alterations with players batted for Smith and Johnson. Bio Ossos records 01-60000:0 as the left on bases tally reached eight for St Louis and nine for Washington, while Nill hit a three-base hit and Johnson Pickering had a sacrifice. Fielding notes include double plays Gauley and Hayden and C Jones stealing a base, with Petty and Johnson issuing walks and Johnson striking out five. Attendance registered 4021 with umpire crew Hunt and Stafford.
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Chicago Finally Wins One
Chicago White Sox edge Boston Americans 9 to 4 after seven rough innings. Altrock, Glaze, and Pruitt tailed the mound duel while Davis Isbell and Ferris sparkled for Boston before Chicago rallied in the eighth and ninth to steal the game.
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Chicago
Ill
White Sox
Boston Americans
Beaneaters
Ralph Glaze
Pruitt
Ralph
Boston
Patterson
Sox
Nick Altrock
Dr. White
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Unglaub
Knight
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Dougherty
Isbell
Hahn
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Donohue
Eee Davis
Tannehill
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Pruitt P. Eeere
Tigers slam one over on Athletics
Detroit today witnessed Wild Bill Donovan at his best as the Tigers defeated the Athletics on their home grounds. Connie Mack's pitchers were used aggressively and four changed in the early innings. Wild pitches and free passes aided Detroit as they built a decisive lead by the third inning. Both teams fielded cleanly amid strong hitting from Detroit.
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Detroit
Mich
Wild Bill” Donovan
Athletics
Connie Mack
Tigers
Colin Triumphs In Grand Union Hotel Stakes at Saratoga
James R. Keene's Colin, stable entry Colin and Masque, won the Grand Union Hotel stakes at Saratoga. The odds were prohibitive for the Keene pair, with little betting on Colin. Other winners included Marbles, Paprika, Nealon, Zipango, and Cressina across six races.
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Saratoga
James R. Keene
Colin
Keene
Marbles
Paprika
Nealon
Zipango
Cressina
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