Winners Named In Eastern Yacht Club Open Races
In Marblehead Aug 18 the fourth season open races saw tight finishes across classes L 22-foot and 18-foot. Dorel won Class L, Penn II led the 22-foot, Arrow claimed 18-foot. The meet featured Massa chusetts 20-foot Cruising Yacht Association boats and notable results for Sauquoit Chewink and Wasaka as times were recorded for second marks.
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Marblehead
Eastern Yacht Club
Dorel
Penn II
the Arrow
Massachusetts
Cruising Yacht Association
Yawl Halcyon
Bar Harbor
Chewink
Wasaka
Sauquoit
Leeward
Morning Star Dominates Big Race at Brighton Beach
At Brighton Beach on the fourth day of the grand circuit meet, Morning Star won the $5000 Metropoli tan pace in both heats, with Angus Pointer second in each. Alexander Campbell took the 2:17 trot by two lengths. Swift led the 2:07 pace early but finished behind McKinley and Caspian, while Cascade won the 2:12 pace as Ecstatic led from start to finish.
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New York
Brighton Beach
Morning Star
Angus Pointer
Star Pointer
Albert
Cascade
Stratton
Baseball Notes Amid Huntington Avenue Night at the Fields
St Louis and ladies day this afternoon at Huntington avenue. Four straight from St Louis is hoped by Boston fans. Kelleys suspension deemed merited. Brooklyn signs three new men for 1905. Tannehill hailed as hero for today’s crowd. Royal Rooters meeting planned at Huntington avenue. Excitement promised for Dorchester West Quincy game. Mike Lynch and Glade shown as bright young pitchers. Pittsburg vs Chicago bet drawn. White Sox East form crucial for Chicago. Groundkeeper Kelley notes improved park. Young and Tannehill cited for pitching records. Jamaicas and Forest Hill managers to meet at 57 Temple place. Belmonts seek Saturday away game. A W Jackson address listed.
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St. Louis
Huntington Avenue
Boston Nationals
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Joe Kelley
Harry Pulliam
Kelley
Brooklyn
Tannehill
Huntington
Mike Lynch
Glade
Mike Regan
T. O.C
Frank Merriwell
Pat McCue
Pittsburg
White Sox
Athletics
Hugh McBreen
Young
West
Joe Wagner
Jamaicas
Forest Hill, Jrs
Temple Place
Belmonts
Somerville
A. W. Jackson
City
Boston World Beaters Open Series in Hunt for Lead
Collins and his world beaters return to Huntington avenue for the third series with Western clubs, aiming to regain the lead in the American League race. Boston, tied with New York and Chicago, must sweep St Louis while New York and Philadelphia handle Chicago and Cleveland. Tannehill shines in the West, Young struggles, and Boston relies on a batting surge to push back atop the standings.
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Boston Americans
Huntington Avenue
St. Louis
Boston
Collins
Legion of Royal Rooters
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Athletics
Cleveland
Tannehill
West
Dineen
Young
Detroit
What Came of Muggsy's Trip to the Beach
Muggsy and Fatty Felix, both born lucky, travel to the beach where he captures a bold thief and earns a reward from the robbed bathhouse owner. A near-miss with the police and a shower bath misadventure lead to Bathhouse Larry’s timely intervention, saving Muggsy and the Sunday Post’s comic section.
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Muggsy
Fatty Felix
Lucky
Larry
Bathhouse
The
Sunday Post
Nationals Beaten by Chicago in Low-Scoring Tilt
Sacrifice hits by Tenney Delehanty Kling Jones. Delehanty doubled and Abbaticchio tripled. Cannell Abbaticchio Delehanty stole bases. Wilhelm Abbaticchio Tenney involved in double play. Orf Wilhelm and Briggs walked, hit by pitch, and struck out. Time 1h 50m. Attendance 2350. Umpires Moran and Carpenter.
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Onigard
Boston
Tenney
Delehanty
Kling
Jones
Abbaticchio
Cannell
Wilhelm
Orf Wilhelm
Briggs
Geler
Moran and Carpenter
Chicago
Slagle
McCarthy
Geier
Barty
Getler
Dick Cooley
Batty
Raymer
Del
Evers
Barry
O'Neil
Httle
Chicagos
Casey
Cooley
Connell
Moran
Marshall
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Po.a
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Beckley
Brain
Grady
Smoot
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Barclay
Burke
Taylor
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Philadelphia
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Roth
Emslle
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Nichols
Ewee
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Titus
Serene Eeeewe Wolverton
Errr
Ase McGee
R. F
Seer
Gleason
Sis
Mitchell
Ewes
Donohue
Dooin
Sutthoff
Suttholff
O'Neill
O’ Neill
Thomas
Chicago Nationals Win Windup Four Two On South End Lot
In a closely contested windup Chicago Nationals beat Boston four to two after play ended early. Brigg’s pitching boosted Chicago’s late surge as Boston’s stickwork waned and Carpenter’s umpiring drew criticism in the opener of a doubleheader.
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Chicago Nationals
South End
West
Boston
Briggs
Chicago
Carpenter
Cincinnati 2 Brooklyn 0 in National League game
After a three day suspension Harper shut out Brooklyn 2 to 0. Dolan was ejected for disputing a decision by umpire Kennedy who officiated his first National League game.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Harper
Dolan
Kennedy
Cincinnati Defeats Brooklyn In Ninth Inning Rally
In a baseball summary, Cincinnati beats Brooklyn 2 1 after errors by Brooklyn and strong offense late. Harper and Schle were credited with pitches. Jones and Ritter drew walks. Lumley, Jones, and Babb stole bases. multiple double plays noted. attendance about 11,800 with umpires Zimmer and Kennedy.
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McCormtés
Cincinnati
Harper
Woodruff
Lumley
Jones
Babb
Dillon
Strag
Peitz
Ritter
Zimmer and Kennedy
Pittsburg Falls to New York in Fielding Run Scores
New York defeats Pittsburg 6 to 5 as Pittsburg errs twice and strains to bat at key moments. Ritchey exits after being hit by a batted ball. Mertes hits a three base shot and Devlin Bresnahan contribute. McGinnity and Phillips work on the mound for the opposing clubs. Attendance 7,590.
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Ritchey
New York
Devlin
Bresnahan
Mertes
Browne
McGinnity
McGann
Warner
Dahlen
Philippi
R. BH. PO
A. E. Bresnahan
C. F
Jrowne
Seen Nee Senee
Gilbert
Pittsburg
AB. Robh. PO
Leach
Beaumont
Wagner
Ch Bransfield
Ib Kruger
Boxing Gossip Sparks OBrien Delmont Bout in Cambridge
South Boston bantamweight OBrien trains harder than ever for his clash with Albert Delmont of Medford at the Cambridge A A next Monday night. A win could raise his standing among New England boxers as he eyes Em.
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Rouse O'Brien
South Boston
Albert Delmont
Medford
Cambridge A. A
O’brien
New England
Delmont
Eddie Clark
Boston
Kid Hope
Revere
Johnny Ahearn
Dick Woods
Hyde Park
Joe O'Brien
Cambridge
Young Cahill
Roxbury
Matty Baldwin
Highland Lake
Sharon
Youn Donohue
Gloucester A. C
Matty
Donohue
Charlestown Leatherweien
Baldwin
Donahue
Jimmy Briggs
Fall Mountain A. Go
Bellows Falls
Jack Hamilton
Briggs
Bangor
Kid Williams
Reading
Penn
Bangor A. C
Pine Tree
Kid Pantz
Frankie Neil
Turners Falls
Mass
Charley O’rourke
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