Boston Team Returns Home After Western Swing
Boston ball club fills home schedule at South End grounds starting Wednesday with about thirty games through Sept 27. Duffy’s reinsertion boosts the club as he nears .300, Tenney returns and Freeman covers first base, while Selee’s squad aims for a strong finish and second place as they recap a week of four wins in seven.
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Boston
South End
Seleestes
Hugh Duffy
Duffy
Tenney
Freeman
Chicago
St. Louis
Selee
Ton Lewis
Tebeauites
Ned Hanlon
Brooklyn
Pirates
Arke
Phillies
Windy City
Cincinnati
New York
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Philaelphia
Pittsry
eerardapDrockiye
Philadelhia
Pittsurg
Bostons
Cincinnati S t Louis clash highlights play infield errors
Cincinnati vs St Louis game on August 19 features errant fielding and weak offense in the middle innings. Heavy miscues lead to costly runs as both teams trade hits and defensive lapses.
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
AB. R
AB. R. B. PO
A. E. Donovan
Burkett
Heldrich Oy Bocanwe
Donlin
TB Vanies AE Sudhoff
Wallace
Keister
McGann
Robinson
Powell
Criger
Ccsece Vos
Cincinnati Eecceserse
Peitz
Scott
Donovan
Hurst
BASTHRN LEAGUE RESULTS ACROSS CITIES
Providence and Syracuse Rochester games show 8 by for Toronto and 4 1 in Syracuse Rochester. American League matches feature Buffalo routing Indianapolis 8 0 and Indianapolis 8 Buffalo 4. Milwaukee games at Chicago end 8 0 and 0 0. Kansas City hosts Minneapolis 8 3 with a second 11 4. Detroit defeats Cleveland 3 1.
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Providence
Toron
Syracuse
Rochester
Art Buffalo
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Seco
Chicago
Milwaukee
Ace
Cago
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Ansas City
Detroit
Cleveland
Tebeau Resigns as St Louis Manager
St Louis August 19 Oliver Pat Tebeau tendered his resignation as manager of the St Louis National League club to President Frank De Haas Robison. Robison immediately appointed John McGraw to succeed Tebeau. Tebeau had been with the club eleven years, dating back to the old Cleveland franchise.
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ST. Louis
Oliver
Pat’” Tebeau
National League Baseball Club
Frank de Haas Robison
Robison
John McGraw
Tebeau
Clevelands
Amateur baseball clubs seek intercity games in August
A long list of Boston area amateur and semi pro clubs announces open dates and willingness to play strong 11 to 19 year old teams across the state. Clubs include The National A C of the Back Bay The Beacons of Waltham Oakdales West Somerville and more with requests for competitive matchups and half or full expenses.
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Back Bay
Ould
Brighton Y. M. C. A
Huntington Avenue
City
St. Rose Choir Boys
John F. Conley
Fifth Street
Chelsea
Oakdales
West Somerville
Beacons of Waltham
Codman A. A
Gerald Pipe
Francesca Avenue
Emersons
P. Clark
Fourth Street
South
Boston
Cambridge A A
Glenwoods
Sullivan
Grant Street
Cambridge
Resolutes
South Boston
Dan Mahoney
Silver Street
Waverley
Nelsons
Dorchester
Olympias
Winthrop
Broadway
John O’donnell
Bowen Street
Union Jacks
Somersets
Commonwealth Park
W. Cliffe
Gold Street
Somerset A. A
Charles Coughlin
C Street
Plainvilles
W. G. Tanner
P. O. Box
Plainville
Mass
St. Catherines
Charlestown
Howard Troy
Elwood Street
Riversides
East Boston
William O’hare
Decatur Street
P. Logue
P. Corbett
Common Street
Waverley A. A
H. Carey
Sheridan Place
Millments
Roxbury
Burtons
Leon HB. Starkey
Roxbury Street
South Boston Reds
George Hammond
Gustin Street
Ashlands
West End
Louis Kaplan
Minot Street
South Quincys
South Quincy
Arthur Hamilton Paterson
Liberty Street
Quincy
Wellingtons
Mattapan
Warrens
Joseph Morton
Harvard Street
Winter Hills
Vador Day
Savin Hills
Andover
Bernard F. Fardy
Somerville
Lyman A. A
Elmore A. A
Labor Day
George Donovan
East Albion Street
Somervile
A. C. of the South
J. A. Gibbons
Andrews Street
J. Carrolls
Twilights
BE. Carroll
Walnuts
East Cambridge
Joseph Ambrose
Spring Street
Fast Cambridge
Daniel Sullivan
Moulton Court
Franklins
Joseph McNamara
Gardner
Woodward Street
Cornish Resigns as Knickerbocker Physical Director
New York August 19 Harry Cornish resigns as physical director of the Knickerbocker Athletic Club and ends his connection with athletics. He cites the Molineux case notoriety as a reason and plans a business venture. Cornish remains popular among leaders and organized multiple sports drives and the indoor circus.
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New York
Harry Cornish
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Cherry Diamond
Cornish
Board of
Knickerbocker A. c
Molineux
Roland Burnham Molineux
Grand Circuit Opens at Readville with Three Events Today
The grand circuit season opens at Readville this afternoon with horses shipped from Glens Falls New York. A week of sport is planned as hundreds of horsemen arrive. Three events are scheduled including the Blue Hill purse of 5000 dollars.
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New England
Readville
Glens Falls
N. Y
Blue Hill
Three Cornered Motor Pace At Cambridge Park
Tomorrow night at Charles River Park a three cornered motor paced race features Champion Pierce and Stinson with trainer Dudley Marks predicting a Champion victory. Pierce and Stinson are top stars and Nelson and Welsh rivalries loom while a Chelsea versus Press clubs team race and a handicap mile from the St Augustine picnic headline the programme.
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Charles River Park
Champion
Pierce
Stinson
Dudley Marks
Michael
Nelson
Will Stinson
Cambridge
Chelseas
St. Augustine
Nelson Wins at Hills Grove Track in Sprint Races
Two thousand spectators watched a day of racing at Hills Grove. Cadwell won the one mile handicap from scratch and Cadwell with Turgeon won the two mile tandem handicap. Nelson defeated Burns Pierce by nearly three laps in the fifteen mile motor paced race and set a new record time of 2:27:41. Logan fell in the mile handicap, breaking his collar bone. The summary lists the top finishers in the two lap, one mile, and tandem events with times.
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R. I
Hills Grove
Cadwell
Caldwell
Turgeon
Nelson
Burns Pierce
Pierce
B. F. Logan
Boston
G B. Chase
Brockton
F. J. Cadwell
Hartford
Fred Partridge
A. Knight
Attleboro
Joe Cadwell
A. Rawlins
McKinnon
Medfield sprinter shines at Old Home Day
Fred Partridge of Medfield wins the half mile open at Concord with a bold late surge. Reports note a 1 41 1 5 mile, while Todd is praised as the stronger runner.
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Fred Partridge
Medfield
Concord
R. A
Todd
Saugus
The
Post
Tiger Roadsters
Jacksonville
Lincoln Wharf
Walter Shoemaker Dies After Golf Stroke in Illinois
Walter Shoemaker former Illinois Club president and head of Walter Shoemaker Co. suffered an apoplexy at Glen View Golf Club Chicago and died within minutes. Heat and exertion during play likely hastened the stroke. he was a longtime lumber businessman born in Montgomery County New York on September 1839.
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Chicago
Walter Shoemaker
Illinois Club
Walter Shoemaker & Co
Glen View Golf Club
Shoemaker
Montgomery County
New York
Twenty Horses Enter 2:30 Trotting Class Weigh In
Today's programme lists over twenty horses in the 2:30 class trotting with top contenders including Little Frank Early Bird Jr Sonita F Gyp Walnut and Joe Batley in the 2:12 pace plus a strong 2:17 pace field. The Fifth Renewal for Annie Burns Hilda Baylight Belle Curry Levi Herr show a hot competition with $5000 purse and multiple entries.
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Little Frank
Early Bird, Jr
Sonita F
Gyp Walnut
Joe Batley
Blue Hill
Annie Burns
G. m
Bobby Burns
Michigan
Hilda
Wilkes Boy
Sable Wilkes
Baylight
B. G
Starlight
Emeline
Belle Curry
B. m
Simmons-Nora Y
Nutwood
Levi Herr
B. H
Alfred G
Bessie Huntington
Happy Traveler
Bert Herr
Br. H
Breeding Stock of Sires and Dams Names List
A catalog of horse lineage includes Camilla, Ebba, Electric Wilkes, Gracie Onward, Kalevala and Kavala with sires and dams cited. Pedigree notes show crosses with Deputy Water-Sugar Red Wilkes Minnie Patchen and Kremlin Almera among others.
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Alfred G
Bessie Huntington
Happy Traveler
Camilla
B. m
Peppina
Pillonite
Baron Dillon-May Lantz
Bell
Bell Boy
Walter Kerns
Young Jim
Princeton
Ebba
G. m
Red Wilkes
Minnie Patchen
Mambrino Patchen
Simmore
B. H
Simmons-Vivette
Strathmore
Electric Wilkes
Wilkes Boy
Gracie Onward
O. F
Onward
Gracie V
Crittenden
G. H
Racehorse Lineage Notes From a Thoroughbred Ledger
The fragment lists horse pedigrees and offspring for pacing classes 2:12 and 2:17, including horses such as Alberta, Junere, Fred 8 edgewood, San Telmo and others. It notes sires like Thor Gladness and Bourbon Wilkes, with dam lines including Cyclone and Wedgewood, reflecting a historical registry of breeding stock and racing potential.
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Qyp Walnut
Walnut Boy
Joe Bailey
B. G
Cyclone
Twilight
Alberta
Thor Gladness
P. H. Plynn
Bourbon Wilkes
Junere
Allerton
Alcyone
Fred
Edgewood
Wilkes
Wedgewood
San Telmo
Arion Houri
Onward
Horse pedigrees and foal listings from a stud catalog
A series of horse names with sires and dams listed, including Private, Jiuna, Mistura, Garnet, Rosslet, Jennie Mac, and Braden. Each entry notes lineage such as Gentry, Bourbon Wilkes, Bay Bird Satan, Clockdust-Practress, Proctor, and Stockland tie Rex. Also mentions Bethel and Fallacy with breeders or owners like George Ilkes and Earl Baltic.
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B. G
William M. Hill Gentry
John R. Gentry
Bourbon Wilkes
Mistura
Bay Bird Satan
B. H. Garnet
B. m
Clockdust-Practress
Proctor
Rosslet
John Burdine
Jennie Mac
Chester
Chief Or Maud K
Prohibition
Joe Gale
Wees B. G
Victory
Stockland Tie Rex
Ongate-Cloise
Dark Might
Braden
Hal Braden
Bethel
Earl Baltic
Fallacy
George Ilkes
Oarsmen Prepare for Labor Day Regatta in Boston Harbor
Boston oarsmen from Jeffries Point East Boston and rivals like Columbia Rowing Association gear up for Labor Day regatta amid sunny training sessions. The Jeffries crew with Frank Greer, Fred Greer, and Charley Barker shows strong form, while Columbia interest grows with George Greer and a junior eight. Clubs along the Charles River, including Union Boat Club and St Joseph A A, stage practice as crews vie for entries and heats in the upcoming event.
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Boston
Jeffries Point Rowing Association
East
Riverside
Frank Greer
National Association
Labor Day
Barker
J.murphy
E. Twitchell
Finley
Gorman
Glavin
Hayes
Keating
Dan Rowan
Jeffries
Fred Greer
Billy’’ Burke
Charley Barker
Joe Greer
Frank Glassett
Greer
Glassett
A. Lawson
Billy Burke
Dan McPhee
Columbia Rowing Association
George Greer
Columbias
Foley
T. Toomey
Leggett
McLean
O. Johnson
F. Wagoner
Everett Pope
Rubic
Springfield
St. Joseph A. A
West End
Union Boat Club
St. Joseph Club
Dean
Burke
St. Alphonsus A. A
James P. Fox
Jim Fox
McInnis
Teuphy
O'Connell
Time of Fitz Sharkey Match Changed Again
Seaside A. C. again shifts the Mizsimmons Sharkey bout dates. Originally Aug 24, moved to Aug 3 to Aug 2 by Tom O Rourke in response to crowd pressure and Futurity stakes on the island, aligning with general requests for attendance.
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Fitz-Sharkey
New York
Seaside A. C
Tom O’rourke
Welterweight Title Bout Set by Cadillac A C
Detroit officials announce Matty Mat thews and Jim Rube Ferns agree to terms for a welterweight world championship bout. The Cadillac A C of Detroit will stage the August 30 contest with a purse to be provided.
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Detroit
Mich
Matty Matthews
Jim “Rube” Ferns
Cadillac A. C
Boston Ale Rights Spark Local Ferment Debate
Boston consumers claim entitlement to Brugge style ale when requested, arguing it is an imposition to serve inferior beer and pressing for consistent quality in public taverns. Local merchants weigh standards and tradition in response.
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Boston
Boxing Gossip Defends Eddie Connolly Against Fraud Accusations
The letter writer defends Eddie Connolly from New York writers who claim he faked fights with Rube Ferns. He asserts Connolly’s integrity, cites past bouts in England and with Burge, and notes Connolly would not betray his craft for money. The piece mentions planned bouts with Terry McGovern or Jordan, O Rourke’s clash with Riley, and updates on Tommy Connolly, George Dixon, Byers, and Hanrahan.
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Eddie Connolly
New York
Rube Ferns
Buffalo Sporting Writers
Eddie
Apy
Huddle
St. John
N. B
New England
Boston
England
Ireland
Causer
Dick Burge
Great Britain
Connolly
Burge
Billy Smith
Ben Jordan
Terry McGovern
Twentieth Century Club
Jordan
McGovern
Eddie Santry
Chicago
Charley O’ Rourke
Martin Riley
O’rourke
Riley
Fall River
Sullivan
O'Rourke
Tommy Connolly
Crescent Beach
Tommy
Arablia
George Dixon
Count Delavan
Dixon
Sixth Avenue
Jack Fitzpatrick
George Byers
Newton
Bill Hanrahan
Byers
Pawtucket
Bill Lambert
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Miss Yatman on the Road to Chicago Century Ride
Miss Jane Yatman of New York arrived in Poughkeepsie at 4 PM riding her bicycle started from New York at 6 80 this morning. She plans to ride a century each day regardless of weather, aided by members of the Century Cycle Club of Poughkeepsie after a hearty dinner.
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N. Y
Jane Yatman
New York
Chicago
Century Cycle Club
Poughkeepsie
Readville Harness Racing by Electric Light Week Card
Boston Readville meets feature electric light racing with Shawmut Driving Club entries Buck Von Hillern Donaldo Little Chief Belle Thorne in the harness and Duke of Boyden Kazaza Rowdy Younger Lamplit in the running race Lizzie W Hal Roy Little Girl Flossie B Marietta Wilkes plus possible Woodmont. Dorchester members join Saturday with Little Girl versus Woodmont match and Labor Day events offer purses 150 100 and 75 with entries closing next Saturday.
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Boston
Readville
Hicks
Shawmut Driving Club
Buck
von Hillern
Donaldo
Little Chief
Belle Thorne
Duke of Boyden
Kazaza
Rowdy Younger
Lamplit
Lizzie W
Hal Roy
Little Girl
Flossie B
Marietta Wilkes
Woodmont
Dorchester Driving Club
Old Home Week Ends In Mt Vernon New Hampshire
Mt Vernon New Hampshire marked the close of Old Home Week with Governor Rollins in attendance the town that helped start the event hosting an evening of services and speeches The governor urged a conference of summer residents to discuss social moral and civil life in the Granite State and lasting statewide advancement The Old Home Week sermon was by Rev Donald Browne followed by the governor and lay speakers in the evening service.
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MT. Vernon
N. H
New Hampshire
Rollins
Granite State
Donald Browne
Congregational Church
Inspectors complete annual Boston Post Office examination
Postoffice Inspectors Tow Pendleton and Acting Inspector Letherman finished the annual examination of the Boston Post Office. All departments were excellent with money order and stamp divisions yielding strong returns. The cashier’s office showed a surplus of 26 cents. Over the year 000,000 passed through the facility. Mr. Hibbard departs for Washington to meet the Postmaster General on carrier counts and office improvements.
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Postoffice
Herbert Tow
Pendleton
Lawrence Letherman
Boston Postoffice
Hibbard
Washington
Drought Devastates Kansas Corn Crop Prospects
Kansas City report notes that two thirds of western Kansas faces one of the state’s worst droughts. Observers predict the corn crop will be the smallest in years relative to livestock feeding needs across the affected counties.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Knights of Columbus Reunion Athletic Entry Closes Today
Entries for the Knights of Columbus reunion athletic events at Charles River Park close today. Events include multiple runs, jumps, and throws with handicaps, a scratch 1000-yard, and a scratch quarter-mile for novices, plus an open team race. Prizes awarded in each event. entry fee 2 cents per event. Entries postmarked before midnight accepted. Send to Peter F. Kelley, 24 Washington Street, Boston.
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Knights of Columbus
Charles River Park
Peter F. Kelley
Washington Street
Boston
Day of Temperance Society Meet at Centennial Grove
The Father Mathew Temperance Society holds a field day at Centennial Grove on Labour Day with amateur entries likely. Organizers anticipate notable participants including Maxey Long Jane Prinstein Duffy and Kraengen.
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Father Mathew Temperance Society
Centennial Grove
Essex Street
Maxey Long
Jane Prinstein
Duffy
Kraengein
Alleged anarchists detained on Kaiser Wilhelm II
Michael Guida and Matalo Maresca, two Italians seized by secret service on the Kaiser Wilhelm II, were brought from Bilis Island to the barge office with other detained immigrants. They spent the day in the detention pen and were returned in the afternoon. Captain Howard led the proceedings and said there was nothing new in the case.
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New York
Michael Guida
Matalo Maresca
Secret Service
Bilis Island
Howard
Contract Labor Department
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