Lawrence Wins Both Games in Doubleheader
Lawrence defeats Fall River 4 1 in the opener and 7 6 in 12 innings. Gutheen drifts a wild throw to score the winning run in the 12th of the second game as both teams use two pitchers. Players named include O'Hara, Wilson, Kane, Cassidy, Feeney, Clark, Hickey, and Cross for Lawrence and Fall River, with umpire Stafford and attendance listed.
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Fall River
Lawrence
Gutheen
Clark
Feeney
Spratt
M'r ‘Head
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Llickey
Cote
Sullivan
Cross
Carrick
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Kane
Boweocek
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O'Hara
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Hickey
Leith
Harris
Whiting
Gilroy
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Moorehead
Bonecock
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Lynn Wins 4 3 In 10th At Lynn Concord Game
Lynn defeated Concord 4 to 3 in ten innings with Bannons two base hit and Lovells long fly to centre delivering the winning run. In the sixth Pastor and Hickman were ejected and fined $10 each.
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Lynn
Concord
Bannon
Lovell
Pastor
Hickman
Harry Le Moyne Harvard Star Athlete Likely to Return
Rumor says Harry Le Moyne Harvard freshman star of 1903 04 may return to Cambridge to resume his studies in the sophomore year. He has spent a year on a sheep ranch in Montana and would rejoin Harvard as a weight thrower and swimmer, restoring his place on the eleven and the Brookline Swimming Club.
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Harry le Moyne
Cambridge University
Brookline
Charles
Big Eleven
Boston
le Moyne
New England
Stone
Brookline Swimming Club
Concord Defeats Opponents In Tight Baseball Bout
Runs by Bannon Hen ry and Labelle fueled a close 10 inning win. Key hits included a two base by Bannon and a home run by Labelle. Kell infielders Lovell Bigbie Pastor and Bann er turned double plays while Vaill struck out 11 in 2 hours 30 minutes. Attendance reached 2000 with O'Brien umpiring.
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Bigble
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Henry
Kane
Knox
Hickman
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New Bedford Defeats Taunton in Low-Interest Game 8 to 3
New Bedford beat Taunton 8 to 3 in a poorly played game. Key errors by J Jackson led to several runs, with R Murphy coming out after illness and being relieved by Lee. Attendance 350.
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Taunton
New Bedford Today
J. Jackson
R. Murphy
Lee
NEW Bedford
A.E. Cove'y
R. F
Tierney
Cav
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OlGrant
Mul’n'y
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Dwyer
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Lieu
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Coveney
Cavanaugh
Mullaney
Grant
Cautiou
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Beaulieu
H. Murphy
Kerins
Cape Cod Baseball Title Chase Reaches Deciding Tilt
Harwich led by Dan Larkin and Hyannis led by Hernan Chase share two wins each in the Cape Cod intertown series with a fifth game slated for Tuesday August 22 at South Yarmouth on neutral ground. Two games today at South End park feature Wills and Fraser or Harley for Boston and Harper and Overall for the Cincis. The Detroit champs open today in Detroit. a double header. Locust street grounds host Roslindale versus Institutes of Roxbury for a $200 purse tomorrow as crowds push past 2500 despite poor weather.
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Harwich
Dan Larkin
Hyannis
Hernan Chase
South Yarmouth
South End Park
Wills
Fraser
Harley
Boston
Harper
Overall
Detroit
Locust Street Grounds
Roslindale
Institutes of Roxbury
Nationals
Rye Championship Tennis Opens With 36 Entrants
Hotel Wentworth at Newcastle New Hampshire reports the Rye championship tennis event opened with 36 competitors. N W Niles the intercollegiate champion impressed the judges and is picked as the likely winner as the field narrows to 12 for tomorrow's finals.
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Wentworth
Newcastle
N. H
N. W. Niles
Feltz Tops Haley in Third Round Victory
Tommy Feltz of New York City defeated Patsey Haley of Buffalo in the third round of a 15 round bout in Manchester. Haley threw in the sponge signaling surrender as the match ended.
Sports Pairings Revealed for Early League Showdowns
Boston at Detroit. New York at Chicago. Philadelphia at St. Louis. Washington at Cleveland. Matches set for opening week with teams facing rivals across major cities in the circuit.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
New
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
Washington
Nationat
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
R. Cincinnati
Attee
Tor PitTsburg
New York Rallies to Defeat Cleveland in Ninth Inning
New York avoided an early hit drought until the ninth, then surged to a 2 2 tally win over Cleveland. Manager Lajoie returns to uniform but cannot play before September. Joss and Chesbro match up with 5 and 7 strikeouts respectively as bases on balls and errors shape the late frame. Attendance 4,408.
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New York
Lajoie
McGuire
Cleveland
Turner
Jackson
Carr
Keeler
Conroy
Buelow
Bradley
Joss
Chesbro
O’loughlin
Connolly
Mullin’s Wild Inning Defeats Detroit For Philadelphia
Detroit fell behind after one troublesome inning by Mullin who walked three and was hit three times. The Phillies seized the lead and held on as the rest of the game unfolded in Philadelphia’s favor.
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Detroit
Mullin
Philadelphia
Nationals Beaten by Cincinnati Five to Three
Tenney's Boston Nationals lost to Joe Kelley’s Cincinnati Reds on the South End grounds 5 to 3. Cy Young pitched for Boston with two homers allowed by Steinfeldt and Odwell, while Bob Ewing held the Reds until the seventh. Cincinnati led off strong, with Corcoran and Steinfeldt keying the offense as Boston fell behind.
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Tenney
Boston Nationals
South End
Joe Kelley
Cincinnati Reds
Young Cy Young
Tenneyites
Reds
Boston
Steinfeldt
Odwell
Bob Ewing
Spit Ball Fame
Boston Reds and Cincinnati Reds in a tense late-19th century tilt
In a detailed account, Boston goes out first as Cannell and Raymer strike out. Cincinnati breaks through in the third as Street reaches on an infield error, Huggins advances, and Ewing misplays a bounder. Boston answers with Needham scoring on Tenney’s hit, then Steinfeldt’s homer columns the Parktown crew. Odwell opens Cincinnati’s seventh with a homer, Wolverton starts Boston’s seventh but Cannell drives home Needham. Both sides fail to score in the ninth, with Delehanty delivering key hits for Cincinnati and several defensive plays shaping the late innings.
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Cincinnati
Tenney
Barry
Dolan
Seymour
Reds
Corcoran
Steinfeldt
Odwell
Young
Batty
Needham
Boston
Cannell
Raymer
Street
Bob Ewing
Wolverton
Huggins
Parktown
Kelley
Delehanty
Cinoles
Cozy Dolan
Ewing
Ewes
Cortasce
Dais
C of
Pee Eeewe
Ballswine
New York Triumphs 3 0 Over Chicago in National League
Mathewson delivered dominant pitching as New York defeated Chicago 3 to 0 today in a National League game. The victory caps a strong performance for the New York mound ace while Chicago struggled to solve the excellent hurling on the mound.
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New York
Mathewson
New Yorks
Hanlon's Men Defeated by Pittsburg in 4 to 4 Tie
In Brooklyn on Aug 17 Hanlon's team faced Pittsburg and the game ended in a 4 to 4 draw. Strong notes show both sides scoring four goals, with neither side securing victory.
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Nationat
Brooklyn
Hanlon
Pittsburg
Fire damages Centreville cottages at Hough's Neck
Fire on the main beach road at Centreville damaged the Centreville cottage for about 1500 dollars. The blaze spread to Albert Acorn's adjoining cottage but firefighters quickly controlled that fire.
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Hough’s Neck
Hough
Tug of War Challenge Postponed for $500 Side Bet
The Clan Cameron tug of war team accepts a challenge from Collins Club for a match with a $500 side bet. A meeting to arrange details can be set up by contacting William McArthur in East Boston.
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Clan Cameron
Collins Club
William McArthur
East
Boston
Myopia Hunt Club Beats Dedham Polo in Open Match
Myopia Hunt Club defeated Dedham Polo Club 4 to 3 in the season opener at Myopia. The Aug 17 match featured a close contest as the home team secured victory.
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Hamilton
Myopia Hunt Club
Dedham Polo Club
Myopia
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