Doves Edge Dodgers In Double Exhibition At South End
The Doves beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 5 to 1 in the first game and 1 to 0 in the second, despite a sodden field. New players Autrey and Getz appeared for Boston, with Al Shaw catching and strong plays by Beck, Shean, and Thomas at the plate.
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Pirates Stay Hot With 8 3 Win Over St Louis
Pittsburg moved to four straight wins by defeating St Louis 8 to 3 today. Pirates scored in the first and every other inning while Lush struggled and was replaced by Melter. Willis pitched well with solid support on the bases.
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Lush
Melter
Willis
Giants Split Doubleheader In Philadelphia
New Yorks win the first game by hitting the ball hard. In the second game Moore and Mathewson duel held scoreless until two out in the ninth when Magee tripled and Bransfield drove him home. Bridwell was ejected in the first game for objecting to an umpire’s decision.
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Klein
Nova Scotia tourism draws American visitors this season
Balmy Nova Scotia shores attract thousands of American tourists seeking moderate cost travel to Maritime Provinces. Readers are urged to contact the city office at 228 Washington Street or Long Wharf for literature and trip details, with early September the ideal time via Yarmouth and the Dominion Atlantic Ry steamer routes Prince George and Prince Arthur.
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Maritime Provinces
Washington Street
Long Wharf
Land of Evangeline
Yarmouth
Dominion Atlantia Ry
Prince George
Prince Arthur
J. F. Masters
Boston
Ellen Is Out As Cup Race Contender In Marblehead
In Marblehead on Aug 19 the Ellen owned by Charles P. Curtis Jr. of the Boston Yacht Club is dropped from the German American sonder klasse trials after six races. The Crooner Joyette Manchester III Skeezix Wolf competed in two races with Joyette winning the second race by a narrow margin.
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Brockton Tub Wins Playout at New England Muster
Hancock of Brockton won the prize squirt with a 246 feet 5 inch stream at the New England League of Veteran Firemen muster in Lawrence. Hingham Vets of Hing ham achieved 233 feet 53-4 inches for second, with Nonantum of Newton at 232 feet 1/2 inch and Columbian of Winchendon at 280 feet 6 18 inches. Forty one tubs competed. The top prizes paid 200, 150, 100, 50 dollars. The Enterprise, affected by a machine injury, finished late with 145 feet 1 12 inches. Red-shirted veterans paraded. playout began 11:30 a.m. and ended after dark.
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The Eel Wins 2:02 Pace At Fort Erie Grand Circuit
August racing at Fort Erie closes with The Eel prevailing in the 2:02 pace over Aileen Wilson. The final heat produced 2:04, as The Eel led early and held off Aileen Wilson who broke near the wire. Uhlan won the 207 trot, while San Francisco faltered at start.
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Lynn Wins Doubleheader Over Lawrence in Close Finish
Lynn took a doubleheader from Lawrence in Lynn on Aug 19, 1-0 and 3-2. Conway allowed only three hits in game one. Mills faced 4 in game two as Lynn benefited from Hamilton and Jolly errors and Wallace fielding heroics.
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Lawrence
Conway
Hamilton
Jolly
Wallace
Brockton Tops Haverhill In Twelve Inning Tie Breaker
Brockton beat Haverhill 5 to 3 in a 12 inning NE game. OToole relieved Merrill after the fifth. Hickman scored on McGovern's squeeze bunt in the 12th as Brockton pulled away. Key hits included a three-base shot by Court ney and a home run by Hendrickson amid a high pitch count.
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Racing Plans Stir For Next Year As Pooch Donovan Buys Mare
The note says Pooch Donovan plans to enter the racing game next year and has bought Lulu Hunt, a fast trotting mare with a strong local record. It lists upcoming games including Larhinster at Detroit and Chicago at Boston among National and American matchups.
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Worcester 4 New Bedford 3 rally tops New Bedford
Worcester overcame an eight to three deficit in seven innings to win 4 to 3 over New Bedford. Cunningham hit a homer, Barrows and Wilson added two base hits, and Keady took the loss as Worcester pulled ahead in the eighth and ninth frames. Time 1h 55m. Umpire Fahey.
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Fall River Takes Both Ends of Doubleheader With Lowell
Fall River nabs both games against Lowell. First game ends 7 to 6 in 10 innings after a ninth inning barrage. Second game is 6 to 2 but called in the seventh due to darkness.
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Lowell
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