Chicago Beats Boston 6 0 as Tannehill Shuts Out
Chicago hosts Boston in a 6 0 defeat marked by Jesse Tannehill’s masterful pitching. He faced no hits or runs past the eighth, matching Cy Young’s era of dominance. Detailing the early scoring, Nick Altrock allowed multiple hits but was overwhelmed by Chicago’s offense in the third and ninth innings. Attendance reached 10,500 at South Side grounds. Detroit’s night game ended in darkness after 12 innings with Philadelphia tying in the eighth.
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Cleveland 3 Washington 2 in American League clash
Cleveland won 3 2 at home over Washington as eighth inning runs, aided by Clarke error Buelow single and Bay triple, plus a ninth inning hit charge. Washington struck in second on Clarke single Jinghes triple. Rhoades struck out 10 in strong start. Hughes allowed 3 runs. Key plays included Bay triple Hughes two base hits and stolen bases by Buelow Bay Turner Clarke. Attendance 2379.
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Mettling Leads Golden Wheel Race In One Hour Record
Louis Mettling of West Roxbury led the Golden Wheel race at Charles River Park last evening, riding 42 miles 1408 yards in the first hour to set a new time record. Stinson, Butler, Moran, and Sammy Sulkins followed in close order as the race saw shifts in lead along the track. Caldwell quit after 18 miles as Mettling surged, while Moran faded late after an early wake up. The five mile open was won by Logan with McKinnon second and McDonald third. Time for the open was 11 minutes 52 seconds.
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TANNEHILL A WINNER AT CHICAGO PITCHES
Tannehill won every game he pitched in the West and his work helped the Collins world beaters gain an even break against Western clubs.
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World beaters set to clash as season nears peak
Boston sports notes pile up with predictions and matchups. Altrock’s long-awaited knockout looms against a returning world beaters squad. Tannehill shines, crowds eye pennant fights, and Giants McGraw brushes with post season graft rumors. Local clubs seek games for Labor Day and September Saturdays. Dorchester field clashes thrill fans as Dorchester faces West Quincy with Mahoney on mound.
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Post vs Globe Today in Somerville Baseball Clash
This afternoon at 4 o clock the Post and Globe will meet at Broad Way Athletic Field Somerville in their second Newspaper league series. Both teams are in fine form and an exciting battle is anticipated. Cars leave on Tracks 1 or 2 at the Sullivan square terminal to reach the grounds.
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Boston Post Office Defeats Fort Revere 2-0 in Tight Game
In Wall on Aug 17 the Boston post office team beat Fort Revere 2 to 0. Both pitchers excelled as Jacobs and O Hara led hitting. Final line shows Poston P 1 run and 2 hits while Fort Revere had 5 errors and no runs.
Nationals Split Even With the Chicos
Boston and Chicago split a two game set at South End with Boston winning 6 to 3 in the first game and Chicago taking the second 6 to 4. Pittinger and Brown started for Boston and Chicago respectively in the opener while Fisher and Weimer matched in the nightcap. ONeill homered for Chicago as Weimer shut down Boston late and Chicago rallied after Fisher faltered. The doubleheader boosted each club’s streaks as both teams depart for the West after today’s 3 PM start.
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Dr Carney Laid Up As Pat Carney Injured In Game
Pat Carney sprained ankle in yesterday's South End game. Doctors expect a week out. Catcher Marshall of New York traded to Boston. In Philadelphia, St Louis rallied in the ninth to win 6 to 5, overcoming an early Philadelphia lead. Sparks allowed five hits in the frame, Mitchell aiding the defense. attendance 1152.
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New York Beats Pittsburg 9 6 After Bunched Hits
New York defeated Pittsburg 9 to 6 as the team bunched hits in three innings. Wagner was ejected for disputing an umpire’s decision during the game played in New York on August 17.
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Boston Nationals Get Catcher Marshall of N Y
New York Aug 17 The National League announced contracts and releases today Harry McChesney Frank Schulte Ernest Groth Arthur Hoffman of Chicago were signed and New York released catcher William Marshall to Boston
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Cincinnati Beats Brooklyn 9 to 3 on Erratic Fielding
Brooklyn hosts Cincinnati in a baseball game as Cincinnati wins 9 to 3. Errors by Brooklyn's fielding drive the outcome on August 17 in Brooklyn.
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Fluky Weather Helps Medric to Big Victory
Marblehead August 17 Medric wins the 22 foot class at the Corinthian Yacht Club event aided by light and shifting winds. Boo Hoo takes the 18 foot class amid a six boat field, with Moslem II second and Arrow third. Handicap results see Rowena win by 3 minutes 0.64 seconds.
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N. E. League Results From Recent Games
Lowell defeats Lawrence 5 to 0 in first game and 3 to 1 in the second. Haverhill overwhelms Nashua 19 to 0. Concord trails Fall River 3 to 2. Manchester defeats New Bedford 9 to ?
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Bantamweight showdown looms at Cambridge A A meet
Ronse O'Brien of South Boston and Albert Delmont of Medford are slated for a 10 round bantamweight clash next Monday night at the Cambridge A A The undercard features Joe O'Brien of Cambridge and Young Cahill Roxbury in an eight round bout and a 12 round headliner with Donahue Roxbury versus Matty Baldwin Charlestown The Gloucester A C postpones to improve preparation for what promises to be a stellar program in New England boxing
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