Senators Edge Red Sox 2 to 1 in Pitching Duel
Washington Senators defeated the Boston Red Sox 2 to 1 as Carl Mays was kept from his usual effectiveness. Morgan delivered the two runs with two bases, while Hooper and Gardner led Boston’s attack. The win, aided by timely bunts and defensive plays, kept the Senators atop the series.
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Boston Red Sox
Carl Mays
Griffmen
Senators
Boston
Bill Carrigan
Lewiston
Red Sox
Jack Barry
Mays
Hooper
Morgan
Rice
Shanks
John Henry
Carrigan
Foster
Scott
Thomas
Harry
Barry
Lewis
Milan
Quincy Cigars Marketed as Right Way Brand
An ad asserts Quincy Cigars are made with right tobacco in the proper tradition. It claims the product appears in reputable shops and is associated with Mr. Man-Content, emphasizing consistent quality and value at 10¢.
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Quincy
Man-Content
Red Sox Rally Sparks Seventh Inning Loss
Washington held a 2-0 lead before a late surge by the Red Sox. Shanks, Morgan, and Lewis doubled for offense. Mays allowed six earned runs through seven, Gallia five through six. Boehling gave up four in three. Attendance 6,456 at the game with Dineen and Nallin umpiring.
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Gallia
Mays
Leonard
Washington
Togmeuse
Shanks
Morgan
Lewis
Barry
Scott
Boehling
Jamieson
Henry
Dineen and
Nallin
Baseball rally falls short in tense late innings
In a tight game, Moeller and Mor drive in runs after Gallia and Mays exit. Boehling and Hooper spark late action as Gardner, Scott, and Gainer provide chances, but Boston strands runners and falls short as Foster ends the game with a grounder to Shanks.
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Washington AD
PO. A
Morgan
Milan
Ewee Foster
McBride
Moeller
Gallia
Mays
Morfan
Walker
Lewis
Barry
Boehling
Gardner
Scott
Gainer
Thomas
Janvrin
Leonard
Cady
Hooper
Shanks’ Head
Sox
McNally
Shanks
Agnew
Senators
Boston
Foster
Pirates Acquire Scott and Release Carpenter in MLB Moves
Pittsburg Pennsylvan ia August 14 The Pirates president Barney Dreyfuss announces the purchase of pitcher Jack Scott from the Macon South Atlantic League and the release of pitcher Paul Carpenter to the Charlotte Club of the same league. The club also recalls players Altenburg Blackwell Cleveland Douglas from Wheeling Central League Hill McAuley Siglin Madden Smith ik and Terre Haute Central League and catcher William ik from the Syracuse Toronto clubs.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Barney Dreyfuss
Jack Scott
Macon
Paul Carpenter
Charlotte
Pirates
Altenburg
Blackwell
Cleveland
Douglas
Hill
McAuley
Siglin
Rochester
Taking the Double Pure Rye and Bourbon Makers
The article lauds G. O. Blake Rye and Bourbon for nearly 75 years delivering a balance of high quality and fair price. It argues most whisky makers fail at combining superior grade with reasonable cost and notes Blake's long, steady record of value.
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G. O. Blake
Track Meets Flood Local Calendar Ahead of Fall Season
A wave of athletic events fills the coming weeks with 18 events at the Sam Sam outing for 4500 United Shoe Machinery workers in Beverly and many open AAU sanctioned meets. Governor McCall attends the Beverly event as locals eye a busy schedule across Readville Fenway Park Tech Field and other venues. Meanwhile the Red Sox and Braves push for wins as baseball standings shift and pitchers Harper and Johnson perform well on a grueling Western road trip.
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Northboro
New England
Tech Field
Hyde Park
Fenway Park
Labor Day
Maine
Beverly
United Shoe Machinery Company
McCall
Harper
Johnson
Jacobson Slump Drops Rochester Left Fielder to .274
Belmont R F E J Brockton and M M Providence report Merwin Jacobson now with the Rochester International League club. After toying with the Colonial league last year he joined the Giants and was sent to Rochester. His batting average fell from near .400 to .274 amid a continued slump.
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Belmont
R. FE. J
Brockton
M. M
Providence
Merwin Jacobson
Jacobson
Rochester
R. BE. J
Early baseball careers and college football notes from 1910s
Snippets record players born in 1892 and early teams across leagues. D. J. S. notes Sioux City origin and minor league paths from 1909 through 1915 joining the Phillies. Rutgers and Harvard touch on college football comparisons. Jimmy Austin's six season St Louis AL span with earlier stops. J. Frank Facey offers registration mailback details with a 25 fee.
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South Boston
David Bancroft
Phillies
Sioux City
Iowa
Portland
Bay View
Harvard
Rutgers
New York
Charlestown
Williard
Somerville
Jimmy Austin
St. Louis
Hartzell
Dayton
Omaha
Yankees
Westboro
J. Frank Facey
Cambridge
Phrase on Replenishers of Zest for Ordinary Tasks
A compact note argues to view replenishments of zest as investments in efficiency. It frames everyday tasks as opportunities to boost energy and productivity through small, steady investments.
Indians Beat Tigers 3-2 in Ninth Inning Rally
Cleveland defeats Detroit 3 to 2 as Chapman steals and scores in a late sequence. Early runs come from rallies, with Grane y Smith Cobb credited with two base hits and McKee homering for the Tigers. Bagby earns the win as Dubuc takes the loss in a nine inning interleague game.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Chapman
Speaker
McKee
Cobb
Vitt
Smith
Graney
Wambsganss
Howard
Bagby
Dubuch
OM Bagby
Dubuc
Chile
Connolly
Cleveland AB. R
Eestor Chapman
Senee
Ss . Turner
Howerd
O'Neill
N. TR
Witt
Bush
Cannes Veach
Crawford
Burns
Young
Winds Whip Bretton Woods Golf Qualifier As Scorers Struggle
In Bretton Woods New Hampshire August 14 wind gusts plagued the qualifying round of the annual golf tournament. R F Munday Ardsley and L P Gwyer Siwanoy tied for medal honors at 80. Several players posted high scores while misputs increased with the fierce northwest wind.
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Bretton Woods
N. H
R. F. Munday
Ardsley
L. P. Gwyer
Siwanoy
Joseph
Purcell
BE. A. Johnston
Hoylake
England
J. H. Gay, Jr
Philadelphia Cricket
T. S. Gay, Jr
Philadelphia
R. G C. Cushman, Jr
Oakland
A. H. Goodale
Wallaston
Alexander H. Revell
Chicago Gulf
Louis A. Hamilton
Garden City
Thomas J. Moran
Rhode Island Country
A. B. Gilkes
Wrykaygul
J. H. Snowden
Wee Burn
R. G. Croft
Oakmont
D. B. Fulton
Pittsfield
George W. Gardiner
Town and Country
A. K. Hampson
Yankees Beat Mackmen 4-3 in Newark
New York defeated Philadelphia 4 to 3 here today. Nabors started strong for Philadelphia before giving way after three hits and two errors by Lajoie. Haley drove a line drive that knocked Cullop from the game in the fifth, and New York rallied to win with key hits from High McInnis Walsh Aragon and Pipp.
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New York
Philadelphia
Yankees
Nabors
Lajoie
Cullop
Haley
McInnis
Walsh
Aragon
Pipp
McElwee
Peckinpaugh
Witt
McIinnis
Fisher
Loughlin
Evans
Magee
Cssees
Giivaveas
Gedeon
Miller
Nutamaker
Phila.vitt
A. Walsh
Strunk
Eerte
Ether
Pick
A Haley
A Lawry
Reds Defeat Cubs 6 to 3 at Cincinnati
Aug 14 Cincinnati won 6 to 3 as Wortman errors cost Chicago. Toney and McConnell had rough innings while Griffith hit a two run homer. Moliwitz, pinch hitting for McConnell, drove in two with a double in the seventh.
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Cincinnati
Groh
Roush
Griffith
Chase
Wingo
Chicago
AB R. BH. TB
A. EE
Zeider
Fiack
Mann
Sailer
Zimmerman
Elliott
Knabe
Ncee Creer
Wortman
McConnell
Packard
Mollwits
Ieeeee
Mollwitz
Louden
Emmer
River city nine edge Lynn as Woodward delivers ninth inning go ahead
New Haven defeats Lynn 3 to 1 after Woodward laces a two base hit scoring Smith from first in the ninth. Bassamini starts for New Haven but exits in the second due to wildness. Nutter Smith Daly score for New Haven with Woodward earning the win. Jewett suffers the loss for Lynn.
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New Haven
Conn
Woodward
Smith
Lynn
Bassamini
Nutter
Daly
Whalen
Jewett
Bassammi
Prysock
Waters
NEW
Gleason
Oh'nard
Ne Bressler
Lf Orcutt
D'ville
Miller
Carroll
Porter
Courtney
Reed
Grieve
Bass
Portland Occ Upset Bridgeport in Tight Tilt
The Portland team beat Bridgeport 6 to 3 with Clemens and Burns contributing multiple runs. Burns, Lonergan, Flaherty, and House had two base hits. Burns and Sweatt stole bases. Plitt allowed six hits and three runs over nine innings. House pitched eight innings, giving up thirteen hits and five earned runs.
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Rotals
Portland
OB Roar
Bridgeport
Clemens
Burns
Brown
Dowell
Warner
Flaherty
House
Lonergan
Sweatt
Blake
Horkheimer
Deininger
Plitt
Balil
Victo House
Duggan
Portant
Catty
McConnell Limps Through 6 as McConnell Triumphs
McConnell earns win with 6 innings allowing 8 hits and 3 earned runs while Packard and Toney give up 1 and 0 runs across 2 and 9 innings. Packard, Toney, and McConnell each fan one. Umpires Rigler and Harrison. Time 1h35m.
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McConnell
Toney
Packard
Rigler
Harrison
Maine appoints Dr W T McCarthy as track coach
Crono Me Aug 4 Dr W T McCarthy of Arlington Mass named assistant in physical culture at the University of Maine He will coach the track team and train other athletic squads Previously he assisted Jack Moakley at Cornell and led a Ohio State track squad to the Big Six title He has coached Arlington High School for five years
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Crono
W. T. McCarthy
Arlington
Mass
University of Maine
McCarthy
Jack Moakley
Cornell
Ohio State University
Arlington High School
Crivitz Palladium Pitcher Strikes Out 25 in One Inning
Mariennette reports Crivitz pitcher Ewheck struck out 25 batters in a single inning during a game against Mariennette. Crivitz won 9 to 2 in a record setting display.
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Mariennette
Wis
Ewheck
Crivitz
Vancouver Club sells Jack Calvo to Detroit Americans
The Vancouver Club of the Northwestern Baseball League sold Cuban outfielder Jack Calvo to the Detroit Americans. Calvo will finish the season with San Francisco and report to Detroit in the spring.
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Vancouver
B. C
Northwestern Baseball League
Jack Calvo
Detroit Americans
Calvo
San Francisco
Detroit
Concord Juniors Clash For Playground Diamond Title
The Concord Juniors and the Concord Junction Juniors meet at the Concord Junction playground today to decide the boys playground diamond championship.
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Concord
Concord Junction
Lowell shuts out Hartford 3 to 0 in Hartford
Lowell won 3 0 in Hartford as Lohman controlled seven hits with solid support from Zimmerman Low and OConnell. Key plays included two base hits by Zimmerman Lohman and Low and steals by Stimpson Kane and Hogan.
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Hartford
Lowell
Hogan
Wilson
Lohman
Dee
Kilhullen
Zimmerman
Low
O'Connell
Stimpson
Kane
Greenhalge
Crowther
Torphy
Smith
Stafford
McDonald
Worcester 7 New London 8 sensational fielding win
Worcester defeats New London 7 to 8 in a nine inning game with timely hitting from Hearne. McQuillan worked nine innings for Worcester while Hearne pitched eight for New London. Fielding plays and errors noted with multiple double plays and baserunning highlights.
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Worcester
McQuillan
New London
Hearne
Arthur Irwin
Toronto
London
Maloney
McGee
Cooney
Freitag
Becker
Marhefka
Gardella
Rodriguez
McQuilland
Fewster
Ff McQuilland
Ennis
Boosters Day Triumph as Springfield Defeats Lawrence 5 to 0
Springfield tops Lawrence 5 to 0 in front of about 3000 for Boosters Day. Flynn drives in four runs with a three base hit and a home run, while Hammond and Booe contribute. Daniels allows five hits with two strikeouts over nine innings, Pennington yields four runs.
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Springfield
Lawrence
Flynn
Pennington
Booe
Smith
Hammond
Sharpe
Daniels
Bannon and Kelly
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