Red Sox Win Opener as Cicotte Shuts Naps in Cleveland
Eddie Cicotte and Boston pitching stymie Cleveland as timely hits and sharp defense tilt opening game. Bill Carrigan and Wagner spark Boston with key hits and defensive plays including a relay that robbed Stovall of a homer. Cleveland hangs tough with Rhoades and Evans but falls 3 to 2 after a late threat.
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Boston
Sullivan
Wagner
Eddie Cicotte
Naps
Red Sox
Highlanders
Lajoie
Bill Carrigan
Stovall
Cicotte
Cleveland
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Cobb
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Detroit and New York clash as Tigers edge Mets 7 to 3
Detroit defeated New York 7 to 3 in an American League game. Donovan was ejected for arguing with umpire O Loughlin. Cobb Led Detroit with a two base and a three base hit, Hemphill and Moriarity also contributed. Hogg and Summers allowed nine hits for New York while Donovan and Orth worked for Detroit. Attendance 5724.
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Detroit
Donovan
O'Loughlin
Blair
Hemphill
Moriarity
Cobb
Rossman
Hogg
Orth
Summers
Oery
Schaefer
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Philadelphia Defeats Chicago 7-2 in Baseball Tilt
Philadelphia wins 7 to 2 over Chicago after timely hitting and solid pitching. At bat notes show Smith start and Vickers and Owen relief, with Atz Hahen and Murphy among multiple hitters contributing. Errors and stolen bases feature in the box score as the game moves through innings at Philadelphia’s home plate.
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Smith
Sullivan
Philadelphia
Chicago
Caeee
Manuel
Owen
Atz
Hahen
Collins
Murphy
Parent
Oldring
Jones
Isbell
Doughert
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Vickers
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Unclear Sports Card Improvised List From City Matchups
Fragmentary OCR item lists city names and scores with multiple errors and punctuation. It mentions Jersey City Providence Montreal Toronto 0 and Buffalo Baltimore Newark with scattered numbers and years. No coherent event or outcome is clearly established.
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Jersey City
Providence
Montreal
Toronto
Buffalo
Baltimore
Newark
Handicappers Assign Marks for American Trot Derby Field
Seventy three horses were handicapped for the fifty thousand dollar American Trotting Derby at Readville next Tuesday during the Grand Circuit meet. Budd Doble J L Linnemann and George Hicks set marks by this season's work, not past years, with Sweet Marie placed in 2 06 and Mack Mack in 2 10.
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Peny Gan
Budd Doble
California
J. L. Linnemann
Canal Dover
George Hicks
Sweet Marie
Mack Mack
Trotter
Highball
Sonoma Girl
Harriet Alderman
Binjolla
Bayberry
Ebony Boy
Jay Kay
Mechanic
Rebecca G
Hackett and Alexander retain doubles title at Newport tennis
At Newport Rhode Island on August 18 Hackett and Alexander defend their doubles title by defeating Tae and Little in the championship. The day also featured many second round singles matches with veteran H W Slocum falling to G W Wagner in five sets and several players advancing in straight sets.
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Newport
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Hackett
Alexander
Wright
H. W. Slocum
G. W. Wagner
Fred Alexander
Beals Wright
H. H. Hackett
F. B. — Ander Ae
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Cushman
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H. Douiae
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G. F. Parrish
T. W. Potter
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Biddle
D. B. Miller
W. M. Davidson, Jr
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Blair
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Senators and St Louis Tie In 12 Innings
Washington and St Louis battled to an 8 to 3 12 inning tie in a game played today. Both teams scored in the first inning and the rest of the contest featured a slow scoring pattern with few runs.
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Senators
ST. Louis
Washington
U. S. Tennis Crack Chosen for Davis Cup Team
Official announcement names H. H. Hackett F. B. Alexander both of New York and William A. Larned of Annapolis and Beals C. Wright of Boston as United States entrants for the Davis Cup preliminaries. The team defended their national doubles title and will compete in Australia. Preliminaries are set for Longwood.
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Newport
R. I
United States
Australia
H. H. Hackett
F. B. Alexander
New York
William A. Larned
Annapolis
Beals C. Wright
Boston
Longwood
Garrels Skips All-Round Championship Bid
John Garrels of the Chicago Athletic Association will not compete for the all round athletic championship this year. The ex-Michigan man recently returned from the Olympic games and says he cannot get in shape by Labor Day, so he will pass up the meet.
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John Garrels
Chicago A. A
University of Michigan
Martin Sheridan
Gate of Heaven Club to Host Outdoor Track Events
Boston athletes led by Olympic champions will compete this Saturday under Gate of Heaven Holy Name Club in South Boston for trophies gold watches and medals. Entries close today with John Connolly 455 East Seventh Street South Boston.
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Gate of Heaven Holy Name Club
South Boston
Boston
John Connolly
East Seventh Street
Alderman Clark May Be Transit Commissioner
Mayor Hibbard may save the transit commissioner post at 5000 dollars annually for Chairman Louis Clark. The offer would be presented after he finishes his term as presiding officer of the Board of Aldermen.
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Hibbard
Louis Clark
Board of Aldermen
Coal shoveler struck by engine in Dover yards
Coleman Dunlap aged 28 of 55 Fifth Street was hit by a shifting engine while shovelling coal at the Dover street yards of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad. He was transported to Massachusetts General Hospital for treatment.
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Coleman Dunlap
Fifth Street
Dover Street
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston Nationals Rally Past Pittsburg in 10 Inning Win
Boston defeats Pittsburg 4 to 2 after a dramatic 10th inning. Harry Smith shines with timely hits and a bunt to load the bases before Bowerman drives in the tying run and Beaumont and McGann score in the 10th to seal the victory.
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Boston
Bill Dahlen
Sweeney
Dahlen
Harry Smith
Tuckey
Kelley
Pittsburg
Bowerman
Corner
Beaumont
McGann
Ritchey
Clarke
Gibson
Leifield
Pitteburg
Leach
Thomas
Willis
Dorner
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Beals Becker Sold From Pittsburg to Boston Nationals
Beals Becker the speedy outfielder was purchased outright by the Boston Nationals from Pittsburg after a brief trial with Little Rock in the Southern league. He is expected to join the Boston Doves in Chicago before week’s end. Pittsburg had kept him and Little Rock could not dispose of his services without Pirate management consent. Boston officials completed the deal yesterday and Becker was ordered to report to Chicago.
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Penn
Beals Becker
Wichita
Little Rock
Pirates
Becker
Boston Nationals
Doves
Chicago
Boston
Kelley
Tug-of-war Match Between O'Reillys and Division 25 AOH
A tug of war clash is set for September 18 at Monument Hall Charlestown between the John Boyle O'Reillys and Division 25 AOH of Arlington. Both teams meet at the Boston Post office on Sunday August 24 to finalize the binding agreement.
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John Boyle O’reillys
Division 25
Arlington
Monument Hall
Charlestown
Boston Post
Chicago team finishes series with strong fielding and power
In Chicago on August 18 the visitors won the final game of the series by flawless defense and heavy hits against Lundgren. Frazer relieved in the sixth and also faced the bat hard as a single and Tinker's left field home run sparked Chicago. Chance and Evers followed with consecutive triples before the final score.
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Chicago
Lundgren
Frazer
Tinker
Chance
Evers
Philadelphia
AB. R. BH
Sheckard
Steinfeldt
Howard
Tenes Schulte
R. T
Kling
Ween
Psonee Bear
Bransfield
Knabe
Grant
Sparks
Rigler
O'Day
Cleveland Adds Two Outfielders Wilbur Good and Briscoe Lord
The Cleveland Naps acquire two new outfielders Wilbur Good formerly a pitcher for the New York Americans and Briscoe Lord who played centre field for the Athletics. Good has starred with Akron this season and Flick may move to right field on return. Turner likely rests this season.
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Clevelands
Wilbur Good
New York Americans
Good
Akron
Ohio
Briscoe Lord
Athletics
Elmer Flick
Naps
Terry Turner
Lajoie
Turner
Malden Aerie Games Set for Saturday at Combin ation Park
The Malden Aerie No. 8% F. C. E. will stage athletic events at Combin ation Park on Saturday afternoon September 6. Handicap events include 100 and 220 yard dashes 440 and 880 yard runs one and three mile runs and running and broad jumps. Entries close September 2 with Thomas F. Lenehan Watts street Malden.
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Malden Aerie
Combination Park
Thomas F. Lenehan
Watts Street
Malden
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