Brain and Bridges Fail To Stop Cardinals Run
Boston suffers an 14th straight loss as Dave Brain shines with three extra base hits including two triples and a decisive ninth inning single. Bridwell miscue aids East St. Louis as Pat Flaherty keeps Boston close but powerless at the plate.
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Dave Brain
Bridwell
Brain
Boston
Cardinals
East St. Louis
Karger
Barger
Flaherty
Dave
Bird
Burnett
Holly
Sweeney
Ritchey
Brown
Beaumont
Randall
Tenney
Sox Rally Past Red Sox In 15 Inning Tilt
Chicago White Sox beat Boston 3 1 in a 15 inning game at Chicago. Morgan pitched well for Boston before Isbell Davis and Dougherty sparked a late rally as Leene supported by strong fielding and Jones and Hahn preserved the win.
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Chicago
Dr. White
Beaneaters
Morgan
McGuire
White Sox
Sox
Leene
Beantown
Isbell
Davis
Dougherty
Ungland
Congalton
Anu He McGuire
Huskies
White
Bostons
Donahue
Jones
Hahn
Jimmie Barrett
Donnie Sullivan
Detroit
Hobe Ferris
Bunk
Boston
Freddie Parent
Major Delmar Fails To Break Grand Circuit Record
At Poughkeepsie Grand Circuit races Major Delmar tried a 2 05 1 4 mile to beat the 2 04 1 2 mark set by Sweet Marie last year. Ardelle driven by Geers led in 2 05 pace. she won easily as the day’s favored horse. The event featured 2 12, 2 05, and 2 15 pacing classes with purses of 1000 dollars each.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Major Delmar
Sweet Marie
Ardelle
Geers
Br. m
Nervole
Wiesenhe Gaat
Helen
A. McDonald
Wilson
B. G
Rudy Kipp
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Dore and Murphy
Henry S. Jr
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Col. Kuser
Ned Patchen
Evans
Cepek
B. m
Titer
Princine
McHenry
Fanny P
Br. m. Sai
Dr. Ives
Ro MacDougall
Eleanor Beats Little Rhody in Gloucester Day Regatta
Gloucester Aug 15 The Gloucester Yacht Club open regatta drew 42 starters across eight classes. Eleanor won Class Q, Dorechen took Class I, Teaser II triumphed in Class T, Barbara won the dories, Marie L. claimed Class N, Iris captured the catboats, Edjaco won the first handicapped class and Wawenock topped the second handicap.
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Gloucester Yacht Club
Eleanor
Dorechen
Teaser II
Barbara
Marie L
Iris
Edjaco
Ally UX
Dorchén
Pinkeye
Oivecs
Aurora
Pigeon Bros
Cihwese eRere Yankee
William Stephens
Privateer N
P. Pollard
Ison
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Tabasco, Jr
H. H. Wiggin
Seigne
Emetee Cigarette
J. D. Whittemore
Blaney
Urehin
J B Greenough
Kuwana
Dickge
F. F. Crane
Dartwell
G. G. Saville
Emeline
H. W. Robbins
Sintram
H. B. Green
Osprey
C. R. Hanson
Alethea
B. H. Colby
Chinook
J. S. Pomeroy
Wawenock
F. E. Dawes
Peter Pan
Walter Kelley
Cygnet
Chisholm & Harding
Kamador
P. Lovell
Bobolink
Williamson
Ellen
C. P. Curtis
Whim
M. Trefry
Olita
E. Raymond
Carl Pigeon
C. S Webster
Worcester Defeats New Bedford In 7-3 Ballgame
Worcester pulled ahead early and held on to beat New Bedford 7 to 3 with five Worcester runs in the first inning. Players credited include Russell, Templin, Bradley, Litschi, Doherty, McCune, Norris, Danzig, and Higgins. Burroughs and Delave shared pitching duties as the game featured walks and errors by both sides.
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Litschi
Templin
Bradley
Burroughs
Delave
Spire— Connors
New Bedford
Worcester
Russell
Doherty
McCune
Norris
Danzig
Higgins
Reynolds
Stolen Bases Lead Brooklyn Past Pittsburg 4, 0
Hallman Lumley and Wagner swiped two bases, Pastorious walked five batters, Phillippi fanned seven in a Brooklyn win over Pittsburg. Pastorious allowed two wild pitches and Ritter and Phelps each threw a passed ball. Umpires Emslie and Carpenter. Attendance four thousand.
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Pittsburg
E Anderson
Eevee Leach
Brooklyn
Alperman
Ewer O
Lewis
Lumley
Hummel
Jordan
Seer
Maloney
Burch
Ritter
Pasterive
Newton
Clarke
Pastorius
Han
Phillippi
Hallman
Wagner
Pastorious
Phelps
Emslie and
Carpenter
Fall River Beaten by Lawrence in Close 3-2 Game
In Fall River on August 15, Lawrence defeated Fall River 3 to 2. Highlights include two-base hits by Austin and Bannon, a three-base hit by Cleary, and key plays by Messenger Barberich Oakes and Sylvester. Pitchers Barberich and Manser yielded the decisive runs, with defensive miscues and steals shaping the contest.
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Haverhill
Kenniston
Pickett
Madden
Billett
Pulsifer
Harris Pickett
Boardman
O’brien
Unilac
Shannon
Burrill
Ashmore
Unine
Hilbert
Umpiire
Merritt
Moren
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Philadelphia
Pfeister
Dooin
Hoffman
Schulte
Chance
Thomas
Courtney
Brown
Fall River
Manser
Lawrence
POE
Cece
Rens
Messenger
Bannon
Briggs
Coveney
Austin
Devine
Cleary
Barberich
Oakes
Sylvester
Connolly
Ponies Run at Narragansett Pier
A large Newport and resort society crowd watched Point Judith Country Club races at Narragansett Pier Rhode Island. Winners included Princess owned by P. N. Collier in the first race Maud Mangum owned by S. Van Schaick in the second Live Wire owned by Long Island Stables in the third Just owned by Point Judith Stables in the fourth and Admittor owned by Van Schaick in the fifth.
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Narragansett Pier
R. I
Newport
Point Judith Country Club
Princess
B.m
P. N. Collier
Maud Mangum
Br.m
van Schaick
Live Wire
B.g
Elberfeld Sparks Victory as Detroit Breaks Tie Late
Detroit's win hinged on a ninth inning rally after two walks and a double steal gave a late scoring chance that just tied the game. Elberfeld provided the key at bat and solid fielding, with Downs also shining for Detroit in the decisive moments.
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Detroit
Newton
Elberfeld
Williams to fight Walcott in 10 round main event
Sandy Williams the Kansas boxer who has stayed in the city over a fortnight agreed to meet Belfield Walcott in the 10 round main event at the Winntsim mer Athletic Club in Chelsea next Tuesday night. Walcott recent form is strong, and Williams aims to push him harder than ever in his ring career.
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Kansas
Belfield Walcott
Winntsimmer Athletic Club
Chelsea
Walcott
Williams
Sandy
Willie Fitzgerald
Quaker City
Gus Ross
North Ndt
Denny Ryan
Cambridge
O'Brien
Los Angeles
Travers May Win Tourney
Manchester Vermont August 15 The crack golfers in the 32 player field for the Presidents cup faced little trouble in the first and second rounds of match play Frederick Herreshoff was the only setback Jerome D Travers of Montclair dominated his matches and looks headed for the finals while John M Ward won two contests and will meet Merrill K Waters tomorrow
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Manchester
Frederick Herreshoff
Jerome D. Travers
Montclair
John M. Ward
Merrill K. Waters Tomorow
Mrs Cummings Hosts Whist Party At Summer Home
Yesterday afternoon Mrs Cummings entertained a smart whist party at her Winthrop summer home. First prize went to Mrs William L Dolan of Forest Hills for a cut glass jewel casket, second to Mrs O Shea for a painted strawberry set, and Miss Annie Nolan earned third with a Japanese vase. An elaborate collation followed with vocal and instrumental selections.
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Cummings
Winthrop
William L. Dolan
Forest Hills
O'Shea
Annie Nolan
Philadelphia Beats Cleveland 3-2 on Seybold Spark
Philadelphia won 3 to 2 over Cleveland as Seybold drove in runs and starred in the field. He turned an unassisted double play and helped derail Cleveland’s ninth inning push. Birmingham also stood out with strong fielding in the game played in Cleveland.
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Joss
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Nill
Seybold
Hinchman
Nicholls
Birmingham
Lajoie
Turner
Stovall
Bender
W. M. Connolly
Hockey Scores From Night Matches Across Cities
In Toronto Toronto 3 beat Jersey City 2. Rochester-Baltimore 2 fell to Rochester 3. Buffalo-Newark 10 defeated Buffalo 4. Montreal-Providence 9 prevailed over Montreal 3.
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Toronto
Jersey City
Rochester
Baltimore
Buffalo
Newark
Montreal
Providence
Manchester Ties For Cup In Fourth Quincy Race
In a 12 mile triangular course race Manchester defeats Sally VIII by 4 minutes 37 seconds. The result ties the Quincy Yacht Club challenger cup series at two wins each, with a final race scheduled for tomorrow at 2 15 PM.
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Marblehead
Quincy Yacht Club
Manchester
Sally Viil
Corinthian Yacht Club
Outfielder Hoff man Bought. Quincey Ball Clash on Ward 2 Ground
President Dovey buys Hoff man from Holyoke who will report after Sept 16. Boukes may pitch for Boston today. Lush may start for St. Louis. Quincey fans look to Bowdoin and Makaria clash at Ward 2 playground at 3:30 for Quincey championship. St. Alphonsus outing at Nahant features fastball games, dancing, and a moonlight harbor sail. Willie Keeler under .800 batting. Moran and McCloskey's wager features in a protracted race.
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Dovey
Hoffman
Holyoke
Connecticut
Boukes
Boston
Lush
St. Louis
Fromme
Francis Coolidge
Albion Street
Somerville
Quincey
Bowdoin and Makaria
Ward 2
Roxburys
Roger Wolcotts
W. J. O'’Neill
Adams Street
Roxbury
St. Alphonsus Association
Bass Point
Nahant
Willie Keeler
Willie
Kennings
McCloskey
Cardinal
Trainers seek stunts to push pros in all sports
BHA Bailey notes trainers who devise stunts to test players are in demand. Jack McCluskey, winter associate of Pooch Donovan at Harvard and summer handler for Chelsea cyclist James Moran, plans a match race at Revere track against six day champion Joe Fogler. The unlimited pursuit event starts from opposite sides Saturday night.
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Jack McCluskey
Pooch Donovan
Harvard
James Moran
Chelsea
Moran
Revere
Joe Fogler
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