Detroit Tigers Triumph Over Boston in First-Inning Rally
Detroit beat Boston 6 to 4 at Huntington Avenue with four first-inning runs, supported by timely hits from Crawford O Leary and Coughlin. Glaze pitched well despite early trouble while Mullin steadied later to secure the win for Detroit.
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Collins
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Boston
George Mullin
Heydon
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Carrigan
Glaze
Coughlin
Parent
Jones
Stahl
O’leary
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Grimshaw
Lowe
Freeman
Harris
Lindsay
McIntyre
Crawford
Bom
Peas
O'Leary
Schmidt
Mullin
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Hayden
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Ferris
Snide Eins
Geseee
O Carrigan
I Harris
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Ene Eee
Leary
Hases
Sheridan
Quo Vadis Wins Big Ostend Motor Boat Race
In Ostend Belgium on August 2 Quo Vadis finished first in the big motor boat race with Nan[e] Major placing second. The event drew spectators and showcased the speed of competing vessels along the harbor.
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THE
QUO Vadis
Ostend
Belgium
Vanderbilt Cup Trials Set for September 2
Permission to use Nassau County roads on Long Island was granted today for the Vanderbilt cup race. Elimination trials to select an American team will be held September 2, with the cup race scheduled for October 6.
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New York
Nassau County
Long Island
Detroit at Boston and five other NBA matchups listed
A brief sports update lists seven marquee games with teams including Detroit at Boston Chicago at New York St Louis at Philadelphia Cleveland at Washington and other cross league clashes.
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Detrove
Boston
Fae
Chicago
New York
Louis Fete Esses
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
Hicago
CFSE
Leveland
St Louis
Detroit
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Bostons
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Chicago Americans Beat New York 4 1 In tilt
The Chicago Americans defeated New York 4 to 1 as errors by Iberfeld Williams and Chase in the fifth inning helped the Chicago club pull ahead and clinch the win in the New York game played today.
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New York
Chicago Americans
New York Today
Iberfeld
Williams
Chase
Baseball News And Comment From The Era Of Ban Johnson
A lively baseball column notes Chicago teams winning again and the Giants losing. Ban Johnson comments on prospects, Carrigan's work, and the White Sox spurt. Umpire Jack Stafford is sidelined. Nic Perrine bought for Washington. Yale defeats Harvard in 1995. various manager and player notes dress the season chatter with rueful humor.
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Chicago
Giants
Ban Johnson
Athletics
St. Louis
White Sox
Highlanders
Cleveland
Washington
Carrigan
Harry McDevitt
Baseball Department
Cincinnati
Tenneyites
Stanton
Neponset
New York Highlanders
Collins
Fielder Jones
Comiskey
Lynn
Jack Stafford
Stafford
Nic’ Perrine
Kansas City
Sullivan
Saratoga
Namies
Frank A. Hurley
Fall River
Yale
Harvard
Tom Hughes
Hughes
Stahl
Windrim Kid Chosen Challenger for Quincy Cup
Corinthian Y C selects the Windrim Kid as the regatta challenger for the Quincy cup race starting at West Manchester on Wednesday. Owned by Frank G. Macomber and designed by Small Bros the Windrim Kid beat the Sally VIT in a close regatta but went ashore near Fritz well, eight seconds behind. Competitors include Auk for Quincy Yacht Club Manchester and Boundrei for Boston Yacht Club.
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Corinthian Yacht Club
West Manchester
Frank G. Macomber
Small Bros
Jack's Rock
Fritzwell
Auk
Quincy Yacht Club
Manchester
Manchester Yacht Club
Boundrei
Boston Yacht Club
No Baldwin Honeymoon if Deshler Wins Tonight
In the Lincoln Club Chelsea arena Matty Baldwin of Charlestown faces Dave Deshler of Cambridge in a 15 round at 130 pounds. A bitter rivalry and pre match street confrontation set high stakes with Mrs. Baldwin vowing no honeymoon if Deshler wins and the winner meeting Tommy Murphy next week. Cambridge sports fans anticipate a tense bout with a timekeeper on hand.
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Chelsea
Matty Baldwin
Charlestown
Dave Deshler
Cambridge
Baldwin
Wreshler
Deshler
Tommy Murphy
Gossip of the Boxers Promises Evening Card at Chelsea
Local boxing night in Chelsea features Dave Desher vs Matty Baldwin with both in good shape and a decisive loser. Ike Bradley meets Freddy OBrien in Boston, while Percy Cove vs Bob Johnson headlines at Everett for a featherweight clash that could thrust Cove toward top contenders.
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Dave Desher
Matty Baldwin
Chelsea
Ike Bradley
Liverpool
England
Freddy O'Brien
Everett
Washington
Percy Cove
Bob Johnson
Cove
Cave
McFadden
Harry Forbes
Tammany Club
Amby McGarry
Harry Lewis
Grand Rapids
Paddy Welch
Billy Roche
Eddy Graney
Hilly Nolan
Carsey
George Siler
Atteil- Carsey
Jim Flynn
Kid Lewis
San Francisco
Trinidad
Col
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Nevada
Eddie Keevin
Jimmy Walsh
Walter
Friends Spring Surprise On Trainer Jack Moakley
John F. Moakley the well known Cornell athletic coach and trainer was surprised by a visit from friends at his Winthrop Beach summer home after last night’s celebration of his June intercollegiate championship win. The group presented a silver service and cutlery set while attorney Thomas E. Burke conveyed the gifts from close friends. Moakley and his wife Mrs Moakley and children Helen and Mildred received the tribute with no speeches.
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John F. Moakley
Cornell
Winthrop Beach
Thomas E. Burke
Moakley
Clever Boston catcher Jack Murray eyed by clubs
One of the cleverest young catchers around Boston is Jack Murray of Nepor set. Murray would be a good man for some fast club to sign. He throws well, has a good arm and is a strong batter.
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Boston
Jack Murray
Neporset
Murray
Cubs Roll Giants 3–0 In Revenge Showdown
In Chicago Aug 20 the Cubs beat the New York Giants 3 to 0 denying yesterday’s shutout loss. Pfeister and McGinnity pitched well but the Cubs earned three runs in one inning, with Chance doubling and Tinker Evers driving in two. Muggsy McGraw stirred taunts from the crowd as a yellow banner reading Mugegsy waved near the stands.
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McGinnity
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Strang
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Slagle
Sheckard
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Seymour
Devlin
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Dahlen
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Pete
Steinfeldt
O'Day
Wklem
Lawrence Defeats Haverhill In Eleven Inning Controversy
Lawrence wins 3 to 2 over Haverhill in eleven innings. umpire Ryan fines seven Lawrence players as crowd surrounds him. Page strikes Ryan, Wilson fined 10 dollars for shoving and profanity, Whiting subs for Page, and Manager Rolley ejected twice. Final score 3 2 with 11 runs. Batteries Leith Gatcomb Cote Connolly Ahearn.
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Haverhill
Ryan
Page
Wilson
Whiting
Rolley
Cote
Gatcomb
Briggs
Murphy
R.H.E. Lawrence
Leith
Connolly
Ahearn
Scully drive wins Lynn 4 3 over New Bedford
In Lynn on Aug 20 Scully delivered a sharp 10th inning hit driving in two runs to lift Lynn to a 4 3 victory over New Bedford. Klobedanz pitched brilliantly for New Bedford fanning 13 as the Lynn offense managed limited runs.
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Scully
New Bedford
Klobedanz
R.H.E. Lynn
Smith and Daum
Klobedanz and Coveney
Hastings
Worcester shuts out Manchester 4 to 0 in nine innings
Worcester played an errorless game to defeat Manchester 4 to 0 on a summer afternoon. Bushey stood out with runners on base as Worcester posted ten hits while Manchester totaled five. Batteries Bushey and Gorton worked with Cross and McGovern behind them. Umpire O'Brien.
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Worcester
Bushey
R.H.E. Worcester
Gorton
Cross
McGovern
O’brien
Newport audience to see Miss Sutton in mixed doubles
Miss May Sutton former British women’s champion made her Newport debut in a mixed doubles match with Willing Spencer. They defeated Edna Barger and Rhode Island champion J D E Jones 6 3 6 2.
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May Sutton
Willing Spencer
Edna Barger
J. D. E. Jones
Rhode Island
Tenney Team Keeps It Close in Loss at League Park
Cincinnati Reds edged the Boston nine 2 to 1 as Jake Weimer pitched well and Meier’s defense stood firm. Tenney returned with Diehl at short but Boston could not score after the first inning, Whitman Meier’s misplays and Huggins stellar fielding highlighted a tight season finale with 500 in attendance.
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Bostons
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Reds
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Meier
Pittsburgs Rally Beats Brooklyns 2-1 in Ninth Inning
In a tight contest on Aug 20 Pittsburgs triumphed 2 to 1 over the Brooklyns. Ganley doubled in for Gibson to set up Nealon's third and Leach's run scoring single in the ninth. Key plays included Wagner and Lumley two-base hits and a three-base hit by Alperman.
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Ganley
Gibson
Nealon
Leach
Lynch
Pacisuns
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Wagner
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Alperman
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Meier
Eason
McCarthy
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Emslie
A. E. Clarke
PC Ag
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Sheehan
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Ritchey
Jordan
Maloney
Lewis
Ritter
Clara Huron Wins Saratoga Feature in Close Finish
Clara Huron easily wins the Kentucky selling stake of five and a half furlongs at Saratoga. Bemay, a hot favorite, drops from 2 to 1 to 9 to 10 but never challenges. Entree beats Yorkshire Lad by a head in the fourth race.
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Clara Huron
Kentucky
Bemay
Entree
Yorkshire Lad
New Pitchers for Boston Hopefuls Seem Strong
In Oberlin Boston plans to secure a top young pitcher praised by Ban Johnson president of the American League. Oberlin has been purchased from Milwaukee. Charles Pruitt from St. Paul AA club also joins Boston. Johnson visited to discuss Eastern drafting and denied Detroit trades. Oberlin this season 22 wins 12 losses. 22 years old right-hander, 6'2", 168 pounds.
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Boston
Ban Johnson
Milwaukee
Charles Pruitt
St. Paul
Johnson
Taylor
Detroit
Armour
Filipino Sends Seven Thousand Orchids to Roosevelt
Aug 20 San Francisco. Manuel de Uriarte a wealthy Filipino planter reports sending a vast orchid collection to the United States. Seven thousand varieties are included and arrived aboard the army transport Thomas. Alice Roosevelt, visiting Manila, was invited to view the planter’s conservatory.
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Roosevelt
Manuel de Uriarte
Thomas
Alice Roosevelt
Manila
Officers Installed by Eagle Social and Athletic Club
The Eagle Social and Athletic Club held its first grand installation at J. Cohen’s home 27 Compton Street. Raphael Wolfe installed John A. McGoffigan as president Henry Goldston as vice president Louis Levine as recording secretary Samuel Shuman as financial secretary Jacob Cohen as treasurer and Simon Meedle as sergeant at arms. A musical program and refreshments followed with performances by M. Marks Janet and Cohen Annie Wolfe the Messrs Goldston Solomon and Fishman and Misses Margaret Fleming and Mary Cohen.
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A. Club
Eagle Social and Athletic Club
J. Cohen
Compton Street
Raphael Wolfe
John A. McGoffigan
Henry Goldston
Louis Levine
Samuel Shuman
Jacob Cohen
Simon Meedle
M. Marks
Messrs
Janet and Cohen
Annie Wolfe
Goldston
Solomon and Fishman
Margaret Fleming
Mary Cohen
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