Chicago White Sox overwhelm Collins' Boston in nine four
Chicago White Sox rout Boston 9 to 4 as Joe Harris pounded the ball with four triples and a home run. Nick Altrock steadied the mound after early trouble and Carrigan, Collins, and Sullivan drove Chicago’s offense with sharp hits and fielding plays.
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Joe Harris
Chicago White Sox
Collins
Boston
Harris
Chicago
Nick Altrock
Tannehill
Donahue
Peterson
White Sox
Carrigan
Holy Cross
Sullivan
Dougherty
Hahn
Smith
Chick Stahl
Danger
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Jones
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Sheridan
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St Louis Tops Washington 6 to 1 in MLB Tilt
St Louis turned the tables on Washington today winning 6 to 1. The game featured decisive offense from the Cardinals and a strong pitching performance to secure the victory in the Washington clash.
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Washington
St. Louis
Pirates Whitewash Tenney Team 8 0 in Pittsburg
Pirates defeated Boston 8 to 0 as Homer Hildebrand returned from a month out, holding Boston to no hits past second base. Key moments included Clarke Meier and Beaumont producing extra bases, and Goode Brain Tenney turning a close play to thwart a Boston no hit bid.
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Double Victory for the Giants in Twin Games
New York defeated St. Louis 10 to 5 in the first game and 8 to 1 in the second on August 16. Thepage notes player substitutions and pitching stats, with Beebe, Ferguson, and Thompson featured on the mound for New York and St. Louis, and Bennet, Beckley, and Browne among the hitters.
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Beckley
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Tannehill Injures Ankle During Wednesday Game
Jesse Tannehill is sidelined with an ankle injury that worsened mid game after already hurting the ankle earlier. The Collins team suffers as he strains a muscle in his left arm during the contest.
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Jesse Tannehill
Collins
Vanderbilt's Maintenon Wins William the Conqueror Stakes
William K. Vanderbilt's Maintenon captured the William the Conqueror stakes at Deauville racecourse in France on August 16. The victory highlighted a day of racing with strong performances by the American owner and the French track crowd.
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Deauville
France
William K. Vanderbilt
Bay State Auto Association Smoker Celebrates Glidden Tour
A large crowd gathered at the Bay State Automobile Association clubhouse on Dartmouth street for a smoker. Frank E. Wing, sole perfect scorer on the Glidden tour, received congratulations and praised the tour’s management. Charles J. Glidden spoke of his world motor trip and plans for next year. Augustus Post travels in Virginia to scout a route for the 1907 tour.
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Bay State Automobile Association
Dartmouth Street
Frank E. Wing
Mr. Wing
Charles J. Glidden
Glidden
Augustus Post
American Automobile Association
Virginia
Washington Independents Duck Win Stirs Local Row
The Washington Independents defeated Coffey's Crossing 5 to 4 near Washington, Penn. Home fans had bet heavily and ducked the entire Coffey's Crossing nine in a creek as punishment, holding them for about thirty minutes while in uniform.
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Washington
Penn
Washington Independents
Coffey
Tenney Pleads for Extra Players in West Line
Director Conant rejects Tenney's request to add men to the squad. Tenney urged expanding the roster beyond ten to bolster West, but Conant remained unmoved despite the appeal.
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Fred Tenney
Director Conant
Tenney
Conant
West
Mr. Conant
St Alphonsus and Stoughton Meet At Bird Field Tomorrow
The St Alphonsus squad faces strong Stoughton at Bird's Field in Stoughton with a highly anticipated clash tomorrow. Roxbury edged Stoughton 8 to 4 in 11 innings recently, both teams fortified for the upcoming battle.
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St. Alphonsus Cross
Stoughton
Bird’s Field
Roxbury Boys
Evans Not At Delmont Boat Gloucester Sparring Night
In Gloucester Aug 16 Admiral Evans and staff missed the sparring show at the Gloucester Athletic Club. Delmont Medford dominated the main bout from the start. Katzenberger failed with a crude display. a right to the stomach and left to the jaw floored him. Ross of Boston and Grady of Southbridge drew after six rounds. Barrish of Boston forced Gardner of South Boston to quit in 90 seconds. Hennessey and Traax of Maine did not appear.
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Admiral Evans
Gloucester Athletic Club
Albert Delmont
Medford
Kid Katzenberger
Katzenberger
Steve Mahoney
Gus Ross
Boston
Mike Grady
Southbridge
Kid Barrish
Jack Gardner
South Boston
Hennessey
Traax
Maine
Five Times Up Wins Four Races at Saratoga
Jockey Miller rode four winners and a second from five mounts at Saratoga on August 16. He won aboard Athlete in the final race by a short head after a strong late drive. Other winners were J. C. Core, Yama Christy, Norfolk, Content, and Genette in respective early races.
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Athlete
J. C. Core
Yama Christy
Norfolk
Content
Genette
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