Braves Complete Victory Over Giants In 7 3 Win
Boston fans hailed a 7 to 3 victory over New York as the Braves built an early lead and rode strong pitching and clutch hitting. Connolly starred with a home run and four other key hits, while Merkle’s defensive hustle and Bescher’s baserunning aided the attack. Demaree and Tesreau were touched for runs as Wiltse closed out with relief.
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Giants
Gorry
Jeff Tesreau
al Demaree
Georges Wiltse
Hammer
Evers
Mann
Demaree
Fred Merkle
Boston
Bill James
Joe Connolly
Robertson
James
Merkle
Meyers
Devore
Joe
Maranville
Connolly
J. Franklin Baker
Bob Bescher
Davey Robertson
Bescher
Doyle
Larry
Gowdy
Stock
Tesreau
New York
Burns
Wiltse
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Femilie
A. E. Cather
Lo Fisewce
Schmidt
Smith
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Wee
Resiea
Fletcher
Red Sox Fall to Highlanders in Scoring Duel
Three Red Sox pitchers and most of the lineup contributed to a chaotic effort as New York defeated Boston 7 to 6. Chance’s men pushed hard to reverse the outcome but could not prevent a second straight loss.
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New York Highlanders
Red Sox
Chance
New York
Carrigan
Goodale Wins Wollaston Golf Match At Wollaston Club
Arthur H. Goodale of Wollaston defeated Frank H. Hoyt of Woodland at the Wollaston Golf Club in the Boston Press Club tournament finishing 1 up after 38 holes. Hoyt led late in the front 18 but Goodale rallied, halved the last extra hole and won on the second extra.
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Frank H. Hoyt
Woodland
Boston Press Club
Wollaston Golf Club
Montclair
Arthur H. Goodale
Goodale
Hoyt
Charles H. Taylor
R. V. Bean
Winchester
T. H. Clarkson
Clarkson
J. H. Sullivan, Jr
Wollaston
Richards Postpones Swim Until 1915
Sam Richards announced he would not go abroad this summer due to a British ban on Channel swimming and will postpone his attempt until next year. Henry F Sullivan of Lowell, who went abroad in late July to attempt the swim, is returning home.
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English Channel
Sam Richards
Henry F. Sullivan
Lowell
Poor Playing Clouds Red Sox Win Inning Rally
Boston held a four run lead as Foster faltered and Collins struggled before New York surged. Hoblitzell and Janvrin drove in key runs while Cree and Peckinpaugh shined for the Highlanders. late rallies and a costly misplay cost Boston a comeback, ending with a tense finish as Speaker failed to win it.
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New York
Hoblitzell
Carrigan
Hmobby
Hobby
Highlanders
New
Brown
Janvrin
Sox
Frank Chance
Keating
Dick Hoblitzell
Cincinnati
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Gardner
Hooper
Speaker
Rehg
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Foster
Cree
Mullen
Hobble
Peckinpaugh
Thomas
Sweeney
Caldwell
Cole
Cook
Collins
Red Sox
Lewis
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Pitchers Duel Today At Fenway Park
Fans expect a great pitchers battle at Fenway Park as Ray Keating faces Red Sox choices Vean Gregg or Joe Wood. Gregg likely starts, with strong interest in the ailing Cleveland southpaw and a large crowd anticipated.
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Fenway Park
Ray Keating
Highlanders
Red Sox
Vean Gregg
Joe Wood
Gregg
Cleveland
Senators Edge Athletics 2-1 To End Streak
Philadelphia hosted Washington in a 2 1 victory that snapped the A’s seven game win streak and 24 of 26. Johnson sparkled in relief and connected for a third inning homer while Gandil doubled and Morgan singled to plate the deciding run in the sixth.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Johnson
Gandil
Morgan
Tigers Turn Tables on Cleveland 8-4
Detroit defeated Cleveland 8-4 as Steen exited after a rough start and Davis settled into form following a rocky first half. The decisive rally came after Cleveland used four innings to puzzle the Tigers before the Detroit bullpen and offense secured the win.
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Tigers
Cleveland
Detroit
Steen
Davis
Double plays up to Bush and Burns in tight game
Bush Moriarty and Burns turn double plays while Steen strands runners in 7 innings. Collamore and Dauss toil on the mound as Steen fans five and ONeill mishandles a passed ball in a two hour contest.
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Moriarty
Kavanaugh
Burns
Chapman
Wambsgansa
Lajoie
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Areee
O'Neill
Steen
Collamore
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Chip and Murray Set for 20 Round Fight on Sept. 9
George Chip of New Castle Pennsylvania and Billy Murray of Petaluma California were signed today to meet in a 20 round bout in San Francisco on Admission Day September 9. In their previous bout Chip stopped Murray in the 15th round.
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San Francisco
George Chip
New Castle
Penn
Billy Murray
Petaluma
Calif
Chip
Murray
St. Louis Americans Sign Burlington Pitcher Baichley
The St Louis Americans announce the signing of pitcher Baichley from the Burlington Iowa team.
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ST. Louis, Mo
St.Louis Americans
Baichley
Burlington, Iowa
Unclear 19th century sports pairings layout
A dense list of city matchups appears with lines showing teams and venues by region. Several entries include parenthetical tags such as FEDERAL and COLANIAL. The fragment suggests a schedule or results grid with cities like Manchester Lewiston Lynn Portland Worcester and Buffalo Indianapolis.
Proviso Moose Meet Faces Sanction Loss Over Women Events
The Amateur Athletic Union threatens to revoke the Loyal Order of Moose of Providence sanction for a September meet if women events are not removed. The Providence program included women’s events alongside the standard men’s events, prompting the warning.
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Loyal Order of Moose of
Providence
Rhode Island
New England
Pirates Rally But Fall to Reds in Tight Tilt
Pirates were out hit yet lose to Cincinnati as Douglass and McQuillan star on the mound. McQuillan yields seven runs in eight innings, O'Toole and Harmon also work deep. Douglass, Herzog, Von Kolista with two base hits. Twombly and O'Toole homer none. Berghammer swipes a bag.
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