Portland and Worcester Split Doubleheader in New England League
In Worcester Aug 14 Portland won the seven inning second game 6 to 0 after Worcester took the first game 4 to 0. Whitehouse homered to left field, the longest drive of the season at the park. Key plays featured a double by Jewell, and stolen bases by Young Clemens Strands and Carroll.
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Worcester
Portland
Whitehouse
Tingley
Shorton
Strands
Potelger
Cooney
Carroll
Clemens
Burns
Harden
Jewell
Stewart
Young
Hayder
Bboowcock
Rawley
Rees
Kelly
Shorten
House
Potterger
Dowell
Bowcock
Hickman
Qooney
Portland Worcester
Po.a.e
Lawrence Beats Lewiston 3-1 In Pitchers Battle
Lawrence defeated Lewiston 3 to 1 in a pitchers battle. Phoenix of Lewiston stood out at second base, with solid pitching from both sides defining the game.
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Lawrence
Lewiston
Phoenix
Haverhill Beats Lowell 4-3 in Ninth Inning Comeback
Haverhill scored all its runs in the ninth to defeat Lowell 4 to 3. Reiger kept Lowell hitless until the seventh, while Lowell’s McDoyle faltered in his first appearance, surrendering six hits and the decisive runs in the final frame.
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Haverhill
Haverhil
Lowell
Reiger
McDoyle
Manchester Defeats Lynn In Offensive Third Inning
An error by Wilson in the third inning allowed Manchester to score five runs, giving them a 5 to 2 victory over Lynn. Kane, Sweatt, Ostergren, Reed, Spires, King, Porter, and Moulton drove in runs. Courtney added a two-base hit.
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Lynn
Wilson
Manchester
Vail
Kane
Sweatt
Ostergren
Reed
Spires
King
Porter
Moulton
Courtney
Mulrenan
Orcutt
McPherson
Kilhullen
Teed
Renan
Wail
Dougherty
Manchester Lynn
Robinson
Kennedy
UV Flaherty
Grenu
Ib Reed
Kilhallen
J Courtney
M'Ph'son
Mulvennen
Rail
Murphy
Bridgeport New Haven and Hartford Waterbury Scores
Bridgeport New Haven 4 to 12 at Springfield New Britain 7. New London 4 Pittsfield 1. Hartford Waterbury first game 5 4 second game 1 4.
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Bridgeport
New Haven
Springfield
New Britain
New London
Pittsfield
Hartford
Waterbury
New Bedford Whalers Rout Pawtucket in Colonial League
New Bedford poured 17 hits and 18 runs to overwhelm Pawtucket 18 to 3 as Dukette and Fredette homered. Fall River then defeated Taunton 4 to 0 despite Taunton threatening late. McLeod and Clermont shared mound duties with solid control.
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New Bedford
Pawtucket
Ard
Whalers
New Bedfords
Bedford
Fredette
Cisavant
H.s'van
Indner
Pukette
Reilly
Francis
Deviney
Perdooe
Cassavant
H. Sullivan
Linder
Dukette
Rice
Fryer
Aldred
Moore
J. Sullivan
Leviney
McGinley
Thukette
Eastwood
Brockton Edges Woonsocket 10th Inning Win
In Brockton today August 14 Brockton beat Woonsocket 3 to 2 after a 10 inning rally Jacobson returned from the hospital and delivered a pinch hit in the 16th to win the game for Brockton Figures show Brockton 1 0 0 0 6 0 6 0 0 1 1 Woonsocket 0 0 0 2 6 9 0 0 6 0 0 Hunter Lynch Lucier Gaudette Neptune scored for Brockton while Gaudette Hunter two base hits highlighted the win Umpire Graham officiated time 2 50.
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Brockton
Woonsocker Colonials
Jacobson
Woods
Woonsocket
Hunter
Lynch
Lucier
Gaudette
Neptune
Weeden
Piura
Breen
Rendlett
Woonsocket BH
Na A.E
Po.a
Hanter
O'Brien
Mossman
Werden
Gaudette, If
Powers
Uo Il
Stanton Rf
Plura
A Garvey
Breen Rt
Zahn
Werre
Lacier
Somers
Randlett
Life of Jacobson
Southern Association Scores From Chattanooga to New Orleans
Chattanooga beat Memphis 9 to 2 in nine innings. Atlanta-Nashville game postponed due to wet grounds. Birmingham defeated Mobile 3 to 0. New Orleans won 2 to Montgomery 0 in seven innings. second game Montgomery 2 New Orleans 1, called end of seventh.
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Chattanooga
Memphis
Atlanta
Birmingham
Mobile
New Orleans
Montgomery
Kansas City Rallies to Beat Baltimore 6 5 in Seven
Kansas City came from behind in the seventh inning to defeat Baltimore 6 to 5 in Kansas City Missouri. The home team scored four runs in the seventh while Wilhelm Conley and Jacklitsch handled pitching for Kansas City and Easterly worked the Baltimore side.
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Kansas City
Baltimore
R.H.E
Wilhelm, Conley
Jacklitsch
Cullep
Adams
Easterly
Pittsburg Beats Chicago 5 3 in Pinch Rich Victory
Pittsburg won 5 to 3 over Chicago with Knetzer’s effectiveness in pinches highlighted. The game featured Knetzer and Berry on the mound for Pittsburg against Pren dergast Fisk and Wilson for Chicago, with numerous miscues affecting the score.
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Chicago
Knetzer
Pittsburg
R.H.E. Pittebure
Brooklyn Wins Big With Ninth Inning Rally
In St Louis on August 14 Brooklyn pulled ahead with a three run ninth inning to defeat the home team 5 to 2. Batteries were Bluejacket Seaton and Land for Brooklyn against Davenport Brown and Simon for St Louis.
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ST. Louis
Brooklyn
R.H.E. Epioomiyv Raikes
Cess
Bluejacket
Seaton
Land
Davenport
Brown
Simon
Sayonara Wins Hull Race in midsummer yacht event
Under a fresh breeze 77 yachts raced in the Boston Yacht Club midsummer series at Hull. Many boats reefed while others with full sails would have benefited from reefing.
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Hull
Boston Yacht Club
Sayonara Dominates Triangular Race Over Amoret at Sea
In challenging conditions the Sayonara overtakes the Amoret off Peddock's Island to take the lead early. Nutmeg III climbs to second on the first leg, Savonara leads the rest of the course with Nutmeg following and Italia advancing to third.
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Straters
Peddock’s Island
Sayonara
Savonara
Italia
Bar Harbor
Mildred
Lee
Sayonara V. F. West Ae
Nutmeg III A
Jones
Ttalia
George Lee
Britomart Co. B
H. Wheelock
Amoret A. Wood
Sonderklasse Eleanor
G. L. Stone
Panther
Caleb Waringa
Robin D. K. James
Santry Asen
Leenane
J. Conleyere
Vera Ill H. Lundberg
Wee Ee
Reina
W. P Karshick
Louise A. E. Whittemore
Steers
Dorchen N
A W. Finlay
Winsome
M. C. Wick, Jr
Cheroot R. S
H Lewis Peeee
T. Dalrymple
Teasie H. van Dongen
HULL
B. Holmes
G. Edgerton
Adrian Wilson
Hingham & Winthrop
Pollywog
H . Grafton
Hanky Pank
W. E. Hicks
Corinthian Y. C
Footers
Wee
R. W Rose Os
Dingbat Cc
Enna Caerteres
Rae Orsie H F. Thomson
Pontiac Hollis Burgess
Wasaka J
Martin
Manataqua Aow Stevens
Colema
A. B. Corbell Sacar
Tumpee
C. A. Cooley
B. Y. GC
Radiant N. OF. Emmons
Dartwell J. Me Whittemore
Grayling
C V Nickerson
Dolly St
W. Arnold
Gadfly
L Gookin
Pirate R
Landers
Quakeress
J. R. Jones
Wanderer IV
F. E. Dawes
Winona
Letghee
Vankin Ir
G Raible
Tavie Clifford Tavender
Sinbad
Ralph Packard
Katrina E . Woodman
Sirona
Henwood & Dykeman
Halaia
J. W. Damerall, Jr
Iolet
H. J. McKee
Eerk
Halaia Class S—Intperclub
Wawenock, Hayes & Sargent
Maritza I
H. Porter
Zoe
I J
Stewart
Marie
AL OW
Areyto F . Drew Finlay
Eleanor
Jefferson
Virginia, C, I Tof
Brooklyn Club Renews Ol lie O Mara for 1915 16
Shortstop Ollie O Mara signs a two year contract with the Brooklyn club following a strong 1914 season with the Dodgers. He pressed for improved playing terms after his one year deal and performance earned him the renewal.
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Brooklyn
Ollie O'Mara
O'Mara
Dodgers
Australasia Takes Davis Cup Lead With Two Matches To One
Forest Hills Aug 14 Norman E Brookes and Anthony Wilding defeated Maurice E McLoughlin and Thomas C Bundy in straight sets 6 3 8 6 9 7 to put the Australasian team ahead two matches to one in the Davis Cup.
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Forest Hills
L. 1
Norman E. Brookes
Anthony I
Wilding
Maurice E. McLoughlin
Thomas C. Bundy
Australasia Keeps Cup Hopes After Davis Cup Doubles Win
Vast crowd of over 13 000 watched Australasians defeat the United States in doubles boosting confidence for tomorrow's singles. Brookes and Wilding dominated the net with precise placement while Bundy struggled against relentless attacks. Williams faces a decisive test against Brookes to keep the trophy within reach.
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McLoughlin
Wilding
R. Norris Williams
Brookes
United States
MecLoughlin
Bundy
Tennis Association
Williams
Australia
Doust
Dunlop
Nece Mathey
George Church
Newport
England
Boston
Shamrock on Way to New York for Postponed America's Cup
Sir Thomas Lipton's yacht Shamrock IV sails from Bermuda toward New York arriving likely Sunday. The New York Yacht Club confirms postponement of America's cup races to 1915 due to war conditions in Europe after a Royal Ulster Yacht Club cable agreeing the delay. Preparations include removing the sloop Resolute from service and laying up the Vanitie at City Island.
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New York
Sir Thomas Lipton
Shamrock TV
Bermuda
New York Yacant Club
Royal Ulster Yacht Club
Europe
Belfast
Ireland
G. A. Cormack
New York Yacht Club
Herreshoffs
Bristol
Resolute
Vanitie
City Island
Drew Set To Compete In Open Hundred At Caledonia Grove
Amateur sprinter Howard Drew, reputed fastest man at 100 yards, plans to race in the open hundred at the St Bartholomews A C C meet this afternoon at Caledonia Grove. Boston area clubs including Irish American A C C B A A Brookline Gym A A Dorchester Club St Josephs A A and Filenes A A are entered along with many unattached athletes.
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Howard Drew
St. Bartholomews A. C.C
Caledonia Grove
Boston
A. C
Brookline Gym
Dorchéster Club
St. Joseph's A. A
Filene's A. A
Brav es Rise as Threat to Giants and Pennant Hope
In Boston, the Braves show a new fighting edge, challenging the Giants and Pirates as top NL contenders. The piece notes McGraw’s team under pressure, the team’s renewal of vigor, and hints the pennant could return to the Hub if form holds. It also touches on US tennis prospects and local inquiries from readers in Haverhill and nearby towns.
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Braves
Giants
Boston
McGraw
New York
Athletics
Manhattan
Missouri
Stallings
Trusty Braves
Boston Hope Wreckers
Cubs
Pirates
Salem schedule lists two games on September 7
The item notes James Ahearne and a schedule for two games on September 7 and one game on September 8. Mentions a Boston American League team that won the pennant in 1903 and 1904. References New England and Ww. J. C. context.
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James Ahearne
Salem
Boston
Ww. J. C
New England Threve
Beach track features middle distance and sprint bike races
Tonight at Revere cycle track highlights include the opening heat of the 25 mile motor paced championship behind a pace, a four man middle distance heat with Madono and four others and a sprint match between Jackie Clarke of Australia and Caesar Moretti of Milan. Clarke seeks revenge after a prior loss.
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Jackie Clarke
Australia
Caesar Moretti
Milan
Italy
Revere
Vicenzo Madono
Percy Lawrence
Worth Mitten
Norman Hansen
Madono
Clarke
Hold City Meet at Charlesbank Today
The final preliminary track and field meet of summer games under the Parks and Recreation Department will take place today at Charlesbank gymnasium. A large field competes in junior, intermediate, and senior divisions from the South and West End districts. Winners gain medals as city champions with finals at Franklin Field next Saturday.
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Parks and Recreation Department
Charlesbank Gymnasium
Franklin Field
Brooklyn Club withdraws waivers for Ed Reulbach after display
The Brooklyn club pulled its waiver request for pitcher Ed Reulbach following his strong performance against Pittsburg. The piece notes historic similar outcomes like Detroit's Big George Mullin who secured his place after a no hit no run Fourth of July game.
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Brooklyn
Ed Reulbach
Pittsburg
George Mullin
Detroit Tigers
Detroit
Browns
Mullin
Three Players Hurt In Quaker Game
Brooklyn and Philadelphia slugged through a chaotic game with 11 errors and frequent pitching changes. O M ara broke his left leg in two places after colliding with Killifer, Daubert sprained an ankle, and Luderus injured a kneecap colliding with the grandstand rail as Philadelphia won 8 to 7 in the ninth inning.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
O'Mara
Killifer
Daubert
Luderus
FE Byrne
E Martin
Becker
Magee
Cravath
Lobert
Waskert
Rixey
Alelan
Marshall
E. O'Mara
Elberfeld
Sesee
Ween
Hummel
Eeas
Dalton
Cutshaw
Meyers
Miller
McCarty
Steele
Sebmutz
Allen
Paskert
Exon
Egan
Schmitts
Tincup
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