Baseball matchups in major leagues this week
National League games feature Cincinnati at Boston, Chicago at New York, Pitt at Brooklyn, Cleveland at Washington, St. Louis at Baltimore, and Louisville at Philadelphia. In the New England League, Bangor visits Fall River, Augusta at New Bedford, Portland at Brockton, and Lewiston at Pawtucket.
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Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
New York
Pitt
Brooklyn
Clevel
Washington
St. Louis
Baltimore
Louisville
Philadelphia
New England
Bangor
Fall River
Augusta
New Bedford
Portland
Brockton
Lewiston
Pawtucket
Boston Tops Reds In Ninth Inning Tilt At Home
Selee sent Klobedanz to the mound for the home club who held the Reds to seven singles and only one weak inning. In the eighth two men reached and a couple of singles gave Cincinnati the lead, but Bergen’s ninth inning homer flipped the game to Boston. Hamilton and Collins made sharp catches as Sullivan likely starts next for Boston against J Foreman.
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Selee
Klobedanz
Cinccies
Hamilton
Collins
Bergen
Kiobedanz
Long
Bostons
Boston
Sullivan
J. Foreman
Reds
Umpiring Row Prompts Playful Abuse in Baltimore Twin Bill
In Baltimore, Sally presided over two games between St. Louis and Baltimore. The opener featured constant disputes over calls as both teams argued with the umpire before light taunts and jovial banter persisted. St. Louis outslugged Baltimore in the first game while the second saw Baltimore win. Attendance was 5276.
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Baltimore
Sally
St. Louis
Faltimore
Brooklyn Victorious Over Pittsburg in Sloppy Game
In Brooklyn New York August 2 both teams showed fielding woes with Kennedy troubled by Pittsburg and Killen poor for Brooklyn. Wright muff led to three Brooklyns in the eighth, Dona van Padden and Daly homered. Attendance 800. Brooklyn 9 Pittsburg 3. Hits Brooklyn 17 Pittsburg 12. Errors Brooklyn 5 Pittsburg 3. Batteries Kennedy Burrill Killen Sugden.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Pittsburg
Kennedy
Killen
Wright
Muff
Brooklyns
Donavan
Padden
Daly
Errors Brooklyn
New York Royals Rally Past Chicago in Eight Inning Burst
New York pulled their game from the brink against Chicago with a six run eighth inning driven by Griffiths three bagger three singles and a muffed throw at plate. Meekin pitched well after the fourth. Attendance listed as 4000 with final score New York 9 Chicago 5.
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New York
Aus
New Yorks
Chicagos
Griffith
Lange
Dahlen
Meekin
New Terk
Chicago
Wilson
Cleveland Tops Washington 2-0 in Ambitious Outing
Cleveland blanked Washington 2-0 today as pitching held firm and offense produced early. Washington squandered chances, while Cleveland capitalized on two quick runs.
Cy Young Masterly Pitching Behind Cleveland Loss
Pitcher Cy Young and Norton both shined notes in a rough box score. McKean hit a home run for Cleveland. Attendance was 120. Final score shows Washington 6 to Cleveland 2 with 5 hits for Cleveland and 6 for Washington. Er rors Washington 2. Batteries Young Zimmer Norton McGuire.
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Cy’’ Young
Norton
McKean
Cleveland
Washington
Washingston
Young
Zimmer
McGuire
Phillies and Louisville Split Doubleheader In Pitchers Battle
Philadelphia and Louisville each won one of two games in an afternoon doubleheader. In game one Hill starred for Louisville and Clark homered for Philadelphia. In game two Philadelphia pulled off a comeback as Gumbert and Grady exchanged blows. Geirs made a remarkable nine inning catch to save the Quakers. Lajoie also homered for Philadelphia. Attendance 460.
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Philadelphia
Louisville
Hill
Geirs
Rogers
Quakers
Clark
Lajoie
Louiisville
Hil
Miller
Orth
Boyle
Gumbert
Grady
Herman
Dexter
Brockton Captures Doubleheader With Strong Home Run
Brockton won both games easily on August 20. A grand slam chance came when Breckenridge cleared the bases for Brockton in the first game amid seven innings played. Portland misplayed the field as Brockton notched four hits to Portland’s two. Korwan pitched well for Brockton with solid support, while Portland’s defense misfired leading to several errors. In the nightcap Brockton reached ten runs to Portland’s two, with Korwan again strong on the mound and Leighton Edgar behind the plate.
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Brockton
Breckenridge
Brocktons
Portland
Korwan
Shea
McDougall
Edgar
Roe
Kerwan
Buelow
Leighton
New Bedford Edges Augusta After Extra Inning
In New Bedford’s game with Augusta, both teams tied in the sixth. extra innings decided the winner as New Bedford prevailed. Attendance was 509. Final: New Bedford 3 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 8. Augusta 2 0 1 0 0 3 0 0 1 7. Hits 12 to 14. errors 6 and 5. Batteries Braun Murphy Newell Butler.
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New Bbedford
New Bedford
Augusta
Hoose
Newell
Auris
Braun
Murphy
Butler
Bangor Whiteswash Fall River In 11 Style Game
Bangor defeated Fall River 55 to 4 as Wheeler dominated at times. Attendance was 600 with 10 hits for Bangor and 7 for Fall River. Errors were 1 for Bangor and 7 for Fall River. Batteries were Wheeler and Roach for Bangor and Bristow and Rupert for Fall River.
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Fall River
Bangor
Wheeler
Wilkes-Barre Edges Syracuse In Ten Innings
In Wilkes-Barre Indiana Aug 2 Wilkes-Barre and Syracuse played ten innings with costly errors by Wilkes-Barre allowing two runs each in the fourth and eighth to tie the game before the Barons won in the tenth on Smiths triple and Earies fly out. Attendance was while the box score lists 14 hits for Wilkes-Barre and 7 for Syracuse. Luckey and Wente started for Wilkes-Barre with Whitehill and Ryan behind Syracuse.
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Wilkesbarre
Penn
Syracuse
Barons
Smith
Earie
Luckey
Wente
Whitehill
Ryan
Hornung Forfeits Game as Springfield Wins in Tenth
In Springfield, Joe Hornung forced a forfeit in the tenth inning against Toronto after Toronto tied the game in the ninth with five runs. Fuller hit a go ahead homer with three on in the tenth before Toronto quit for darkness. Highlights include home run by Freeman and three-base hits by Brouthers O'Brien and Reilly Casey and Freeman with two-base hits.
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Springfield
Joe Hornung
Toronto
Fuller
Hornung
Sprinfield
Freeman
Brouthers
O’brien
Reilly
Casey
Rochester Slaughters Scranton in Three Inning Tilt
Rochester scored 13 runs to Scranton s 6 as McFarlan and Boyd were overwhelmed by the Rochester lineup. Eagan homered and Rochester piled hits while Scranton’s base running hindered a bigger tally. Final: Rochester 13 Scranton 6.
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Scranton
Penn
Rochesters
Johnson
Brown
Scrantons
McFarilan
Eagan
Rochester
McFarlan
Boyd
Berger
Players Bench Update From Cincinnati Baseball Scene
Kibbedanz started with a win as Cincinnati beat opponents 3 to 7. Nadeau surpassed 125 hits for Brockton while Reidy was released to Springfield and Beaumont hit 150 for Pawtucket. Pettit with Chicago, Bannon attracting offers, and Crishen praised as a year’s discovery highlight a busy baseball page.
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Baltimore
Nadeau
Brockton
New York
Reidy
Springfield
Beaumont
Pawtucket
Ss. T. C
Dover
N. H
Pettit
Chicago
Boston
Bannon
Tennis at Newport results in consolation and interscholastic rounds
At Newport Rhode Island no main event play occurred this afternoon with results in the consolations and interscholastic series. Carpenter defeated Clothier 6-2 0. Parke beat Bethel 6-3 1-6 2-? Willing defeated Jordan 6-4 7-5. Fincke of Yale beat Turner of the University of Chicago 6-4 6-3.
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Newport
R. I
Carpenter
Clothier
Parke
Bethel
Willing
Jordan
Fincke
Yale
Turner
University of Chicago
Chelsea’s Big Event Promises Grand Knights of Malta Ceremony
In Chelsea on August 1 and September 1 a major fraternal event will inaugurate the Paul Revere Commandery Knights of Malta. The Chelsea lodge is the third established in the United States and each hundredth commandery formed marks an elaborate celebration.
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New England States
Chelsea
Paul Revere
Knights of Malta
United States
Gathering Glend Over 10000 Attend Scotch Picnic at Caledonian Grove
The forty third Boston Caledonia Club picnic drew over 10 002 people to Caledonian Grove West Roxbury. Contests across the United States and Canada featured Carroll winning the mile, Christie taking the 10 yard dash, and J McCall setting a 56 pound shot record. McClellan and Carroll led the five mile, with a fierce finish as McClellan held third by a nose over McGonagle. Frequent falls and injuries occurred, including a man rendered unconscious.
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Boston Caledonia Club
Caledonian Grove
West Roxbury
United States
Canada
Carroll
Marks
Naushter
Manning
Naughter
Walter Christie
Keene
Pooch
Denevan
J. McCall
M. David
Dublin
Ireland
Leavitt
McCann
Wiliam Quinn
E. and
J. Jeffries
McLellan
Finneran
Marsh
Donovan
McClellan
McGonagle
Rushworth
Harrington
McLain
MccClellan
MacCiellam
McLean
Pittsburg
T. Shields
Chicago
P. J. Griffin
Philadelphia
Pelevaulit
J. P. Watson
Toronto
A. McNevin
Montreal
W. Marsh
Boston
Walter Scott
New York
Tome Keene
Deanevan
Natick
J. D. McCall
D. W. Pollard
Partucret
Fish
J. O'Neil
Tor
William Quinn
B. Jeffries
W. Christie
P. J. Finneran
Peach
Tom Keene
Quinn
Denohz
J. O’neil
Tyia
J. H. Clausen
P. Carrell Waltham
EF. McClelland
Pittsdore
Eeeneatl Johnson
J. Sortie
St James Catholic picnic at Essex draws large turnout
St James Catholic Church Salem, with St Vincent de Paul Society, held a Centennial Grove Essex picnic on Aug 2. John J McGrath led as general manager and barbecue chief. events included boys baseball, 10 yard dash, bicycle races, cadet prize drill, and a Salem Boat Club race. About 2500 attended without incident.
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Centennial Grove
Essex
St. James Catholic Church
Salem
St. Vincent de Paul Charitable Society
John J. McGrath
Fowler Street Club
St. James Cadets
O'Grady
Gloucester Athletics
St. James Club
Jeremiah T. O'Sullivan, Esq
Lawrence
Cooper
J. P. Kent
C. Cooper
J. L. Turner
Turner
St. James
John Custer
Austin Welch
Salem Boat Club
Minstrel Show Delivers Encore Worthy Performance
The yacht club’s season opener features a revamped stage and new attire as performers in formal dress deliver lively numbers. Notable acts include Frank H. Robie as musical director and Walter S. Hawkins as toastmaster with end men Armington and Grant. The show showcases gags, songs, and encores, with a second night and a tomorrow encore announced.
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Yacht Club
Frank H. Robie
Walter S. Hawkins
James A. Armington, Jr
Theodore P. Grant
Franklin H. Richardson
Walter B
Knockers Club
Walter B. C. Fox
Walter
Messrs
Landie
Holt
Ross
Avery
Hawkins
Randall
Ahern
Baylor
Megantic XIV
F. B. Hersome
Richardson
Sias
Mandolin and Guitar Club
Yacht Club Excursion to Cod Fishing Grounds and Fort Warren
A joint excursion by the Atlantic Yacht Club of the North End and the Excelsior Associates of East Boston sailed from Commercial wharf at 0 a m on the steam yacht Excelsior. They fished for cod, visited Fort Warren, then cruised the bay with noted members including Joseph Sullivan James Porter James Dundon Michael Sullivan L Doherty Don Murphy George Kelly Captain James Neville Thomas D Rice Morris Powers Daniel Mahoney M J Donovan William Castledon Charles Thompson and William McKeown. Invited guests included George Thackaray of Fall River and Frank Cullinane of Worcester.
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Atlantic Yacht Club
North End
Excelsior Associates
Boston
Iandine
Commercial Wharf
Excelsior
Fort Warren
Excelsior Club
Mess
Joseph Sullivan
James Porter
James Dundon
Michael Sullivan
L. Doherty
Don Murphy
George Kelly
James Neville
Electric Flash
Thomas D. Rice
Morris Powers
Daniel Mahoney
M. J. Donovan
William Castledon
Charles Thompson
William McKeown
George Thackaray
Fall River
Frank Cullinane
Worcester
Maggie's Crew Wins at Newburyport Ball Game
Aug 2 at Columbia Baseball Club grounds Maggie crew of the rear commodore's boat beat the Wayward 5 to 4. Captain Moore and Christie's annunciators praised for fielding. Charles Wilson batted for Maggie, Fred Swendeman pitched. James Fleming and Billy Fleming pitched and batted for Wayward. About 2000 spectators. Afterward Maggie's pitcher carried on shoulders. Fleet to Portsmouth then Boston for Commonwealth Yacht Club rendezvous.
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Newburyport
Columbia Baseball Club
Wayward
Maggie
Moore
Ibex
Cassatain Christie
Charles Wilson
Fred Swendeman
James Fleming
Commonwealth Club
Billy Fleming
Peple
Portsmouth
Commonwealth Yacht Club
Boston
PACK RAN AGROUND IN NEWPORT RACE
This afternoon the 30-footers sailed for three cups offered by H. P. Whitney. The course ran fifteen miles from Newport Bay to Dyer’s Island and back. Rosemary finished well behind. Puck lost the lead, ran aground on Conanicut, and did not finish. it will be hauled out for damage assessment.
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Newport
R. L
H. P. Whitney
Dyer’s Island
Rosemary
Dorothy
Puck
Conanicnt
Boston Yacht Upset Near Gloucester Capsizes. Crew Rescued
An unidentified roughly thirty foot sloop, believed from Boston, capsized off Eastern Point at night. Shore rescue efforts pulled the occupants from the upturned hull and landed them at East Gloucester, but names of the sailors and yacht were not disclosed.
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Gloucester
Belens
Boston
Eastern Point
East Gloucester
Saugus Race Card Delivers Wariness and Wide Action
At Saugus track the afternoon program produced delays as judges chased rulings in nearly every heat. Mase ridden by DillWore won a late heat after Wilson was penalized, while Harry C led a final clash but was ruled second heat no heat. Eda Orr and Linda Stanford faded in trot heats, with Brown Jim and Rodney J showing brief speed. The meet closes with 2:11 and 2:26 pacing and 2:19 trot events, purse $400.
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Saugus
Aus
Harry C
Humbug
Mase
Dick Wilson
Wilkes Bar
Bob Dillon
Dillon
Wilson
Dillion
Eda Orr
Linda Stanford
Frank Turner
Brown Jim
Rodney J
Wri Boy
Happy Medium
Green Boy
Spargues Hambetonian
Clarke
Storys Clay
B. B
Green
Bonnie McCurdy
Eb. G
Avery
Random
G. G
Bowler
Veto
B. G
van Aukem
Strater
Chins Wimn Es
Vida
Vinnae
Ben Morrill
J. Trout
Puturity
B. m
B.demorest
M. ¢Wilson
Green Boy, Jr
McNamee
Edna Orr
Walker
Re Thompson
Bl. G
Bristol
Fffel T. Wilkes
Tom Jacobs
Porter
Record Races At Rigby Park Set Multiple Marks In Portland
A large Aug afternoon crowd at Rigby Park witnessed multiple pacing and trotting records. Katie Mack won the 2:19 trot and set a new personal best of 2:18 3-4. Refina won the 2:34 pace after Red Silk claimed two heats and posted 2:10 3-4. Benton M. lowered his 2:12 3-4 trot record to 2:10 flat. Joe Patchen expected to challenge the 2:04 speed mark tomorrow if weather cooperates.
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Portland
Rigby Park
Katie Mack
Refina
Red Silk
Benton
Joe Patchen
Grand circuit meeting features two paced finals at Buffalo
The second day drew large crowds with Robert J winning the free-for-all pace in 2:44, a track record, after leading from the pole ahead of Agan and W. W. P. The 2:16 trot went to Chance. In the 2:10 pace Miss Rita and Sphinxetta split heats, with Heirat-Law and Sphinxetta contending strongly before dark halted the finish to be completed tomorrow.
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Buffalo
N Y
Robert J
Frank Agan
Agan
Robert
Chance
Miss Rita
Sphinxetta
Geers
Heirat-Law
Heirat- Law
Hikok
Boxing Gossip and Fight Plans Across East Coast Clubs
Eureka Athletic Club Baltimore announces August 3 bouts featuring Danny Mc Bride and Joe Gans with September cards for Jake MKilrain versus Frank Slavin and Jack Waerd against Casper Leon. Hopkins s Dan Creedonm and Tom Tracey plan Tracey to fight for a welterweight world title side stake. Harry Dally arrives in New York eager for matches with Sears Kelly or Ward. Creedon and Henry Baker agree to a six round bout following a past eight round draw. Hopkins and Browne post $59 each as prospective backing for Creedon and Baker.
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Eureka Athletic Club
Baltimore
Danny McBride
New York
Joe Gans
Jake Mkilrain
Frank Slavin
Jack Waerd
Casper Leon
John D. Hopkins
Dan Creedonm
Tom Tracey
Tommy Ryan
Tracey
the Recorder
Harry Dally
Australia
Dally
United States
Canada
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
Jim Ashe
Harry
Mike Sears
Sammy Kelly
Jack Ward
Sears
Dan Creedon
Henry Baker
Paddy Slavin
Baker
Joe Butler
Creedon
Triangle Club
Chicago
Henry
Colonel Hopkins
J. J. Browne
Bicycle Notes and Upcoming Races in New England
A large delegation heads to Exeter on the 6 30 train led by Jack Fisher with J W Bragdon and several riders including editors. Boston Wheelmen plan a 300 starter century Sept 3 and handicap eight mile race at Peabody Sept 10 with a 75 prize wheel. Entries close Sept 5 at 1 50 with Ernest J Porter in Peabody. Vermont Wheel Club events feature a possible mile track record time of 2 04 by Nat Butler and a $600 prize list for a week hence meet. Norway Maine hosts a novel bicycle electric bell contest on a 100 foot plank track with 21 buttons. James Tubbs wins first and Ned Cross second.
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Exeter
Jack Fisher
J. W. Bragdon
Walleston
Granite State
Boston
W. B. Handy
Tremont Street City
Ernest J. Porter
Lowell Street
Peabody
Mr. Kerrison
Vermont Wheel Club
Brattlebero
Nat Butler
America
Vim Tire
Harold H. Frown
Harvard
Prien
Mason
Cambridge
James Tubbs
E. Bells
Ned Cross
Nat Butler Wok at Portsmouth August Bicycle Meet Falls Short
Nat Butler of Boston won the main events at the August race meet at the new bicycle and athletic park in Portsmouth N H. He failed to lower the state mile record due to slow pace making. Ira Newick won the five mile amateur open in a large field and the Newick brothers set a tandem half mile record for one minute flat. C W Eastman of Hooksett lowered the championship cup mile record to 3 21 23 but was second to B J Wilson of Manchester in the race.
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N. H
Bicycle and Athletic Park
Nat Butler
Boston
Newick Brothers
Ira Newick
C. W Eastman
Hooksett
B. J. Wilson
Manchester
Wilson
City Point A C Games Set For Maenday
World of Sport notes City Point A C games scheduled for Maenday with entries denied for re entry to athletics by Malcolm Ford. Phil Stingel retires for a year due to strained tendon while Peter Maher to referee Division A O H contests at Bomerville on Labor Day.
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Maenday
Malcolm Ford
Phil Stingel
Peter Maher
Bomerville
Haverhill Labor Union
America
Jim Grant
Boston Caledonian Club
Amateur Athletic Union
National Swimming Association
Warne, Pen
Apollo Garden
Roxbury Young Men's Catholic Associa
Wise Buyers Buy White Flyers Cycling Division
A cycling division with fifty members, including weights from 200 to 350 pounds, performs impressively. All fifty Barnes Wheels have stood up under heavy use with no complaints. The wheels suit Eddie Bald and the Elks' Cycling Division, proving fast and strong.
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Lodges
Elks
Barnes
Eddie Bald
Civil service panel orders driver removed from ferry dept
The civil service board ruled Michael McClellan, brother of Deputy Superintendent William F. McClellan, was illegally employed as driver without required exam. He argued no driver role, claiming messenger duties. The board retained James Daly, with Harrington and McElaney under review. the superintendent plans to drive going forward.
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William F. McClellan
Ferry Department
Board of Civil Service Commissioners
Michael McClellan
Edward P. Wybur
James Daly
Timothy Harrington
T. F. McElaney
McCleltlan
McClellan
Streets Wells
Nansen to Try Again With Sledge Expedition Plan
Christiania reports Dr. Nansen will not retry a ship voyage to the North Pole. He may lead a Franz Josef Land sledge expedition, deeming the pole journey not difficult from that starting point.
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Christiania
Afienposten
Dr. Nansen
North Pole
Franz Josefland
Siace
Pole
GREELY ON ANDREE BALLOON EXPEDITION
General Greely, the Arctic explorer, comments on the Andree balloon expedition now starting north. He recalls meeting Andree at the London Geographical Society convention and doubts the expedition will reach its destination or return once in the far North.
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Amesbury
Aug. N
General Greely
Andree
North
Pos
London
Myopia Wins Polo Final Over Meadowbrooks in Newport
The second Myopia team defeated the Meadowbrooks 3-quarters to open the Newport cups final. Holmes and Norman scored early. Duval added safeties for Myopias while Helmes and M R Duval starred for the winners. Wingut showed effort but lacked team support in a sportscarred match.
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Meadowbrooks
Myopias
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Norman
Duval
Helmes
M. R. Duval
Wingut
Union Veterans Encampment Adopts Springfield as Next National Convention Site
Delegates at the Union Veterans Union national encampment in Binghamton New York spent the morning in executive session and decided to hold next year’s convention at Springfield. Officers’ reports were read and adopted. In the afternoon the delegation enjoyed a trolley ride to the Casino at Union for a special entertainment.
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Binghamton
WN. Y
Union Veterans Union
Springfield
Union
Mob Hangs Half Breed in Lewiston Idaho
Frank E ies, a half breed Indian from the Nez Peres reservation, was taken from Asotin jail and hanged by a mob for his assault on 17 year old Miss Mary Richardson. A rope looped over a fence pole was used, tying around Biles's neck. Local authorities reported the lynching occurred last night.
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Ida
Frank E_ies
Nez Peres
Asotin
Mary Richardson
Biles
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