Red Sox fall to Detroit after late scoring burst in Boston
Morgan fanned Crawford and Cobb with bases loaded in the third as Boston led until a fifth inning Detroit rally. Cobb made two sparkling plays in right field, but Detroit seized control with five hits and three runs to decide the game.
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C. Morgan
Crawford
Cobb
Red Sox
Tigers
Detroit
McConnell
McGuire
Morgan
Willetts
Evans
Tyrus
O'Leary
McIntyre
Schaefer
Boston
Stahl
Rossman
Carrigan
Thoney
Lord
Cicotte
Laporte
Leary
Gessler
Sullivan
sStahl
J. Wier
Javath
AB. R
PO. A. E
Seeee Tees Nee
Gessier
Il Stahl
Coughlin Schaefer
Wagner Stahl
Schmidt
Ty Cobb Shines Yet Masks Temper In Detroit Outing
Ty Cobb the Georgia wonder drew fan derision for striking out twice but saved Detroit with a sharp sprint and two hits including one off Cicotte. He made three putouts and failed to stretch two chances into extra bases. Critics say he should stay calm and limit his bats at the plate.
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Tyrus Cobb
Georgia
Morgan
Cicotte
Detroit
Stahl
Carrigan
Philadelphia Defeats St Louis 3 2 in American League
Philadelphia edges St Louis 3 to 2 marking their first win of the season in a game pitched by Rube Waddell. The two teams traded runs with key plays including two base hits by Wallace and Collins. St Louis stranded seven and Philadelphia five baserunners as Waddell allowed six strikeouts to Plank eight. Time 2 27 with umpires Sheridan and Egan.
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McIntyre
Schaefer
of Ae Ee
Repre
Crawford
Rossman
Coughlin
Rae le
Willets
Ain
Thoney
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Cicotte
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Pene
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Conroy
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Lale
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Hinchman
Stovall
Altizer
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Yyons
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Umpfire
O'Loughlin
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Phiiladelphia
St. Louis
Rube’ Waddell
C. Jones
Waddell
Wallace
Collins
Jones
Oldring
Powers
Plank
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Sheridan and Egan
AB. I
A. E. Hartsel
Cincinnati
Kane
E. Huggins
Lobert
Paskert
Mitchell
Teenie Ganzel
Steerer Schlel
Hulewitt
Louis
E. Shaw
Charles
Murray
Konetehy
Delehanty
Byrne
Reilly
Bliss
McGlynn
Pil
Raymond
Pefi
Hostetter
Spade
McGly
Klej
Klemh
Wagner Wins for Pirates in 18 innings Clash
Pittsburg edged Boston 2 to 1 in 18 innings at Forbes Field after a marathon game. Wagner delivered the deciding single in the 18th, driving in Leach for the winning run as Pittsburg finally broke the tie. Parker Leever started the late innings for Boston, while Maddox and Camnitz pitched for Pittsburg.
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Moeller
Graham
Flaherty
Wagner
Storke
Bates
Maddox
Pittsburg
Bostons
Leach
Sweeney
Clarke
Ike
Camnitz
bRan
Leever
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Boston
Beaumont
Wilson
Ritchey
Dahlen
Bowerman
Camnus
Ghoson
Emsiie
O'Day
E. Thomas
Abbaticchio
Gibson
A Browne
Bat
Washington Tops White Sox in Doubleheader
Washington outplayed Chicago 1 to 0 in the opener and 3 to 0 in the second. Johnston led the first game with Chicago’s two hits coming in the ninth inning. Hughes pitched superbly in the nightcap as three double plays occurred in each game.
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Washington
Chicago
Johnston
Hughes
F S Young To Attempt Boston Light Swim Today
Boston swimmers remain confident as Fred S Young of Engine 3 plans to attempt the Boston Light Swim today following a path similar to John Bray of East Boston. Young is noted for long distance feats and his supporters expect a strong performance.
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F. S. Young
Boston
John Bray
East
Fred
Young
Engine 3
Bray
Maine hosts first annual Marathon during Old Home Week
Arthur Halstead of the Lawrence Massachusetts Y M C A won Maine's first annual Marathon in Rockland with a time of 3 hours 20 minutes 10 seconds. James J. Lee of the Boston Athletic Association took second place. The course ran through Rockland Thomaston Camden and Rockport.
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Rockland. Me
Maine
Arthur Halstead
Lawrence
Mass
Y. M. Co
James J. Lee
Boston Athletic Association
Rockland
Thomaston
Camden
Rockport
Cincinnati Beats St Louis 5 4 in National League Clash
Spade started poorly but settled after the second inning as Cincinnati edged St. Louis 5 to 4 in a National League game. The Reds overcame a rocky start to secure the win with late scoring and steady defense.
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ST. Louis
Spade
Cincinnati
Dominion of Canada 2 11 pace tops Kenilworth card
Grand Circuit meeting at Kenilworth park in Buffalo opened after rain delays. The Eel the Canadian favorite won the 2 11 pace in straight heats for 5000 dollars as track stayed heavy and slow. Copa d Oro took the 2 06 pace while the 2 24 trot went to Spanish Queen via straight heats.
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N. Y
Kenilworth Park
Dominion of Canada
Merchants
Detroit
Copa d'Oro
Jehanien Queen
B. m
Wilkes Boy
Macey
Bonnie Way
la Salle
Seanee
Nancy Royce
McCarthy
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Mochester
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Geers
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McEwen
Lek
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Cox
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Richie
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Downer
Lady of Honor
Thomas
Prince Arundel
Br. H
Hal Raven
Snow
Nutwood-Wilkes- Atherine
Patron
Durfee
Major Mallow
Br. G
Mallow
Darkie
Hal
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Pea
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Saunders
Iusto
Helen
Sunderlin
Coata
Judex
Farle
International Tennis Tourney Draw Sets Boston Matches
The United States National Lawn Tennis Association released the draws for the national lawn tennis tournament at the Casino Newport RI starting Aug. 18. Notable first round pairings include R D Little versus W J Clothier and R L Agassiz against Charles E Sands. The Davis trophy internationals will stage first rounds in the U S between American and English teams with matches likely on the Longwood courts in Boston the week of Sept. 7.
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Newport
R. I
United States National Lawn Tennis Association
R. D. Little
W. J. Clothier
R. L. Agassiz
Charles E. Sands
T. R. Pell
J. D. E. Jones
B. C. Wright
M. G. Chase
James Dwight
National Association
United States
Longwood Courts
Boston
Australia
Deciding Game Set for Crescent A A and Everett A A
The Crescent A A of Revere and the Everett A A square off this afternoon at Crescent A A grounds near Crescent Beach station Revere. Crescent battery will be Nelson and Larkin while Armstrong and Conrad will lead the Everett battery.
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Crescent A. A
Revere
Everett A. A
Crescent Beach Station
Nelson
Larkin
Crescent Battery
Armstrong and
Conrad
Everett Battery
Flanagan Sets Hammer Throw Record in Queenstown
John Flanagan of the Irish American Athletic Club shattered hammer throw records on the Promenade quay in Queenstown with a 181 feet 8 inch effort. He surpassed M J McGrath of the New York Athletic Club and his own prior best of 175 feet 134 inches. Flanagan and Ralph Rose of San Francisco sailed to New York today aboard the Celtic.
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Queenstown
John Flanagan
A. C
M. J. McGrath
New York Athletic Club
Nenagh
MceGrath
Flanagan
Ralph Rose
San Francisco
New York
Celtic
Kling to Sign With Cubs Agreement Sealed
John Kling did not travel with the Cubs to Chicago from Pittsburg but went to Cincinnati to reopen talks on billiard and bowling alley ventures. He agreed to sign with the Chicago National League Club and retire from baseball when his West Side days end, with President Murphy’s consent for the Cincinnati business move.
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Chicago
Ill
John Kling
Cubs
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Murphy
Chance
Kling
West Side
Denton True Young Benefits From Thursday Baseball Game
Denton True Young received 6551.30 as his benefit fee from Thursday's game. Tonight Detroit visits at 3 o clock with Cy Young expected to start for the Red Sox and Killian for Detroit. Mrs Ty Cobb attends with Ty Cobb, amid team tensions and Criger targeting Cobb. Joe Wood manages the Bedford A A and can be reached at Lexington 115 3.
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Denton True Young
Detroit
Cy Young
Red Sox
Killian
Bedford A. A
Joe Wood
Lexington
St Anne's Parish Reunion At Medford's Combination Park
The St Anne's parish field day and reunion in Somerville is held today at Combination Park Medford. The program includes three trotting races with fast horses, a slate of athletic contests, and a baseball game between the Somerville and Arlington Knights of Columbus councils.
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St. Anne’s
Somerville
Combination Park
Medford
Arlington
Knights of Columbus
Detroit at Boston and other NBA matchups listed
A sports rundown lists five scheduled NBA games with teams Detroit Boston Cleveland New York St Louis Philadelphia Chicago and Washington. No results given.
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Boston Senna
Washington
Chicago
Washington Tena
Cleveland
New York
Philadelphia
P.O
St. Laws
Chica
Pilendelphia
Boston
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Anit E. Attee
Pittsburg Oomeee
Cincinnati Nenee
Louis Aeenee
Chicago Seerewee
Cincinnati Gases
Seeereenss
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