Yachts Race in Gale at Quincy Bay Open
Yachtsmen faced a brisk northwest wind on Quincy Bay during the Quincy Yacht Club open day. Several boats started with heavy reefs as two vessels withdrew after gear failures. Iris led the D class with a comfortable deck level lead, while Britomart dominated the A class 31-footers over a ten mile course.
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Reds Get Game From Leaders
Toney pitched Cincinnati to a 2 0 win over Philadelphia as the Reds shut out the Quakers. Four Philadelphia hits came late, while Cincinnati capitalized on Griffths and Mollwitz's hits to spark a bases-loaded rally. Alexander yielded both runs before Chalmers closed the game.
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Southern Association Scores From Nashville to New Orleans
Nashville defeated Little Rock 2 to 0 and Chattanooga beat Memphis 5 to 2 in 11 innings. Birmingham won 2 to 1 over Mobile while New Orleans edged Atlanta 1 to 0.
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Portland Defeats Fitchburg to Extend NE League Lead
Portland defeated Fitchburg 6 to 2 in Fitchburg on August 17 moving their margin atop the New England League. Fitchburg could muster only four hits as Kelley of Boston pitched well in his first game for Fitchburg but received scant support.
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Lawrence Game Ends in 7-5 Defeat as Lowell Victorious
Lowell toppled Pearson in the first inning, scoring three and adding four more off Layster to win 7 to 5 at Lawrence. Key moments included a Lawrence triple play and two Barrows homers along with solo homers by Mahoney and Conley.
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Baseball Box Score Notes From Worcester at Manchester
Worcester and Manchester split games with McMann Gardella Carroll and Johnson leading runs in the first game. MecCleskey Potteiger and Gardella fueled Worcester in the second as McMann and McMeeskey starred behind solid pitching and fielding.
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Duffeys 2 Sports Preview of Braces Park Dedication
Jim Gaffney readies the new Braves ball park for a 3 15 p m dedication amid praise for the grounds. Ivy Lewis lines up boxing cards including Sam McVea vs Harry Wills as Charley Brickley heads to Penn State and Johns Hopkins to lecture football.
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Red Sox Washington Tilt in Boston Aug 13 Ends in Johnson Loss
Argument over Walter Johnson deciding a Washington win ends with a wild ninth inning pitch that gives the victory to Boston. Ayres charged with defeat as Johnson, bases loaded, fails to hold. Also notes Tufts Harvard West Point baseball records and a Panama Pacific mile race result, plus Pioneer Lodge track day at Readville.
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Highlanders Buy Release Of Hendrix In New York
The New York Americans purchased the release of outfielder T G Hendrix from the New Orleans club of the Southern Association. Pitcher John Warhop, loaned by the Yankees to the Richmond club of the International League, was granted an unconditional release at his request in appreciation of his long service.
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Brooklyn Narrowly Tops Giants in Pitcher Duel
Coombs defeats Mathewson in a 3-2 Brooklyn win over New York as Cutshaw drives in two bases with a key hit. Fletcher and Cutshaw light up the ledger with two extra base hits. Brooklyn uses timely hits and steady defense to edge the Giants in a tight ball game played over seven and a half innings.
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Lobert
Judge blocks Pittsburg club from disposing of pitcher Burke
In Pittsburg, Judge Ambrose Reid granted a additional order restraining the Pittsburg Federal league club from selling trading hiring out or disposing of pitcher Sanford Burke who jumped from the Indianapolis American Association club. This prevents any disposition of Burke's services by the club.
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Hartford Beats Pawtucket In Ragged Colonial League Tilt
Hartford defeated Pawtucket 18 to 8 in Hartford on August 17. Watling allowed 18 hits and eight passes while Hartford stole 12 bases aided by his slow delivery. The scoreline ended 18 to 8.
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New Bedford Edges Brockton in Pitching Duel
In a tight baseball game Justin Eaton and Buckley split pitching duties over 45 minutes each, as New Bedford defeats Brockton 10 to 0.
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Brockton
Springfield triumph over New Haven in erratic fielding game
Springfield defeats New Haven 7 to 4 as loose fielding by New Haven helps the visitors. Key plays include Gagnier Swander and Phillips contributing runs, while Lavigne hits a homer for Springfield.
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Baseball Night at Tremont Theatre in Boston
Telegraph reservations pour in from Secretary Herman Nickerson of the Braves and Manager Miller Huggins of the Cardinals for a Tremont Theatre event linked to The Birth of a Nation. After the opening game at the new ball grounds, players from the Boston Nationals and St Louis teams requested a theatre night.
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Leach Cross Withdraws From Brooklyn Bout
Leach Cross, the New York lightweight, reported stomach trouble and can't fight Johnny Griffiths of Akron in a ten round bout at Ebbets Field, Brooklyn. The match is postponed to next Thursday night.
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