Lowell Beats Lynn 6 to 3 in Opener With Fielding Errors
Lowell defeats Lynn 6 to 3 as Lynn misplays in the field. Deitz pitches his first game for the locals and shows well. McNey and McDoneld make key fielding plays. Lineup includes McCloskey Swayne McDonald Stimpson Orcutt and Deitz with Wilson and Waccob.</analysis>
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McDoneld
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Tae Sois
Swayne
McCloskey
Stimpson
Mc- Donald
Waccob
Wilson
Orcutt
Lehman
Mdeitz
Keeler
Haverhill Beats Manchester In Tight Baseball Finish
Haverhill scoreless through the first, then edged Manchester 2 to 0 as Wilson and Peploski collected key hits. Southern earned the win with 4 walks and a wild pitch by Teed, while Kane added a two base hit for Manchester in a low scoring affair.
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Wilson
Peploski
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Sweatt
Kennedy
Gaston
Kane
Srres
Duggan
Smith
Connolly
Campbell
Reed
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Rilhallen
Portland Defeats Lawrence to End League Leaders Streak
Portland stops the league leaders with an 8 to 0 victory over Lawrence. Portland pitchers Watkins and Pearson faced control and wrangled many baserunners, while Burns Clemens Whitehouse and Hayden led the offense with key hits. Lawrence struggled to respond as Portland builds momentum.
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Watkins
Lawrence
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Conley
Hickman
Connell
Hayden
Aubrey
Burns
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Whitehouse
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Bowcock
Howard
Couley
O'Connell
Lynch
Harden
Taunton Beats New Bedford 3–1 as Star Pitcher Stymies Whalers
Taunton's star pitcher shut down New Bedford at Hopewell Park, leading to a 3–1 Taunton win. Dean and Bope hit homers for Taunton, Whiteside made a leaping one hand catch, and Linder crashed a fence on Dean's homer, with only slight injuries to the New Bedford player.
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Hopewell Park
Whalers
Dean
Bope
Whiteside
Fredette
Homer Linder
Pawtucket Wins Game Against Woonsocket 6 to 4
Pawtucket defeated Woonsocket 6 to 4 after crowding hits off Randlett twice. Manager Fortin matched Tommy Glennon against Woonsocket with Werre breaching in the fifth, aided by Breen and Somers. Pawtucket plated three runs in both the third and sixth frames.
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Tommy Glennon
Werre
Breen
Somers
Mohr Defeats Byers in Atlas A A Bout at Arena
Walter Mohr of Brooklyn edged Charley Byers of Boston in ten rounds at the Atlas A A tournament. Mohr’s cleaner work and Byers rough strategy drew applause and later crowd disfavor for Byers low punches and trips.
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Brooklyn
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Haymaker
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Patsey Green
Cambridge
Tommy Flanagan
Flanagan
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Green
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U. S
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George
Kid’’ Cotton
Memphis
Patsey Delucea
Joe Theel
Philadelphia
Wishart Sets Lap Record in Practice for National Road Race
Elgin Illinois August 18 Spencer Wishart set a lap record during practice for the National Road race to be run Friday and Saturday on an eight and a half mile course. He completed the lap in 6 minutes 24.35 seconds at over 78 miles an hour surpassing the previous mark of 6:26 held by Tetzloff.
Fall River Sweeps Brockton In Doubleheader Victory
Fall River beat Brockton in both games of a twin bill at Brockton. The Spindles won 3 to 3 in the opener and 4 to 2 in the nightcap. McLeod held the locals to three hits in the first game while Golders shut down Brockton with six hits in the second clash.
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Shoemakers
Reds
Old South End Grounds
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Braves
Mollwitz
Groh
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Bert Niehoff
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Niehoff
Douglass
Stallings
von Kolnitz
Federals Aim to Keep Mordecai Brown in St Louis
Aug 18 St Louis. President Steininger says every effort will be made to retain pitcher Mordecai Brown with the St Louis Federals. If he accepts he will receive his present managerial salary. if he refuses he may be traded to another Federal League club.
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Mordecai Brown
St. Louis Federals
Steininger
Brown
Federal matchups listed for Brooklyn Kansas City and others
A set of NFL or basketball style fixtures appears with Brooklyn at Kansas City Buffalo at St Louis Baltimore at Chicago and Pittsburg at Indianapolis, indicating scheduled games or pairings.
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Chicago
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Brooklyn Fetee
St Louis
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Kansas City
Buffalo
St. Louis
Baltimore
Chicago at Boston and other NBA matchups
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Boston Councillor Praises Braves in 1914 Telegram Exchange
State House note from Councillor Alexander McGregor to Manager George Stallings congratulates the Boston Braves on their rise from cellar to throne. Stallings replies from Cincinnati pledging full effort to stay on top as Boston rejoices in the team’s sportsmanship and progress.
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Cincinnati
Commonwealth
National League
Braves Cincinnati game shown on Coleman life-like board
The Boston Arena drew over 3000 fans to view the Braves vs Cincinnati on a new Coleman life-like board. Rain at Fenway moved the game indoors where every play from bench to plate could be seen, with daily showings during the Braves West tour.
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West
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Coleman
Fenway Park
Braves
Boston
Newark Defeats Montreal 2 to 1 in Hockey Action
The game saw Newark secure a 2 1 victory over Montreal as the teams traded chances and the lead. Providence then beat Toronto 5 to 3 in a separate matchup with early goals and late insurance.
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Montreal
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Toronto
Reds End Braves Surge With Wild Throw Bi in 3 1 Victory
Cincinnati Reds defeated the Boston Braves 3 to 1 as Crutcher held the Braves to two singles. A wild throw to the plate after Herb Moran's line drive aided two Reds runs, sealing the win and halting Atlanta's momentum in the pennant race.
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Dick Rudolph
Red Smith
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Phil Douglass
Gowdy
Pirates Beat Giants 3 to 1 in Pittsburg
Pittsburg defeated New York 3 to 1 despite being out hit. Bescher misplayed ground balls allowing Adams a third inning homer and McCarthy a fifth inning triple. McCarthy scored on Carey's single, and Kenetchy doubled with Kelly singling for the final run in the eighth.
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Kansas City Beats Brooklyn Twice on Strong Pitching
Kansas City won 4 to 1 and 6 to 0 over Brooklyn. In the opener, Houck and Land held Brooklyn to one run while Cullop and Easterly produced the KC offense. In the nightcap, Seaton and Land combined on the shutout as Packard managed the Brooklyn lineup.
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R.H.E
Houck and
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Pa Van Loon Faces Trouble Again in Comic Strip
A humorous note previews Pa Van Loon getting into mischief once more in the Sunday Post color section, inviting readers to view the new gag-filled installment.
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Sunday Post
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