Fifteen Hits Off Patterson Stuns South Siders
Boston fans saw Jimmy Collins’s men pound Roy Patterson and Cleveland’s pitchers for 11 runs as the Red Sox topped the White Sox 11 to 0 in Chicago. Collins’s “heavyweight battery” powered by Cy Young and Duke Farrell overwhelmed Chicago’s lineup. Patterson struggled with a slow ball as Boston pulled away early and maintained the lead through nine innings.
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Jimmy Collins
Comiskey
Roy Patterson
Bostonians
South Siders
St. Croix
Collins
Cy Young
Duke Farrell
White Sox
Cyrus
Boston
Dougherty
Chick Stahl
Buck Freeman
Parent
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Lachance
Freeman
Holmes
Callahan
Magoon
Jones
Green
Ferris
Farrell
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Patterson
Danny Green
St. Louis
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ID Cease
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Isbell
Tannehill
Slattery
Allman
Eoeewessce
Oston
Doughert
Gan
Detroit and Philadelphia split season closer in Detroit
In Detroit and Philadelphia season finales both sides fought to a draw in a pair of tight games. Waddell pitched well for Philadelphia, while Long and Seibold contributed key defensive plays for Detroit. Attendance reached 3951 as fans witnessed a pitching and fielding duel and a late stand by Detroit to shut out the visitors in the last innings.
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Detroit
Mich
Philadelphia
Waddell
Donovan
McGuire
Buslow
Yeager
Seibold
Cleveland Shields Washington to Move Into Second Place
Cleveland climbed to second place by shutting out Washington. Wilson exited in the second inning and Townsend, who took over, contributed to the strong pitching effort as the game unfolded.
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Cleveland
Washington
Wilson
Townsend
St Louis Wins Final Game of Series
St Louis defeated the visitors in the final game as Wright was effective for the home team while Chesbro pitched unevenly. Attendance 3100. Notable plays included two-base hits by Anderson Heldrick and sac bunts by Wallace Beville. Five Chesbro strikeouts and Wright five.
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ST. Louis
Wright
Chesbro
Anderson
Heldrick
Wallace
Beville
Martin
Elberfeld
Williams
Ganzel
Sugcden
McFarland
New York
Connolly
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Burkett
Conroy
Keeler
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Elberf'ld
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Friel
Sugden
St. Logs Sciencece Ee
Kramer Defeats Lawson Twice In Match Races At Charles River
Frank Kramer the national sprint champion defeated Iver Lawson in both halves of a $1000 purse match race at Charles River Park. Kramer won the half mile by a length and a half and the one mile by a half length. Marcus Hurley won the amateur quarter mile, while P. F. Logan claimed the one mile event. Stinson crashed in the 20 mile paced race, but Benny Munroe set fast laps and could have broken the world 20 mile record if he kept pace. George Leander showed a fast exhibition mile.
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Frank Kramer
Iver Lawson
Charles River Park
Marcus Hurley
P. F. Logan
Stinson
Benny Munroe
Memphis
Munroe
George Leander
Lohman
Marblehead
W. Norris
Fred H. Geyer
Needham
W. Libby
Saugus
Charles W. Goetz
Boston
C. L. Kimball
Bill Potter
A. W. McDonald
Pr. I. Logan
J. Collins
Lynn
Mat Downey
Jamaica Plain
J. J. McKinnon
Pat Logan
Joe Fogler
New York
L. Kimball
Oscar Goerke
Brooklyn
M.T. Dore
J. J. MccKinnon
C. N. Kimball
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Moran Beats Nelson In 15 Mile Motor Pace Race
In Manchester New Hampshire on August 21 Moran won a slow 15 mile motor paced race with a time of 21 minutes 25 and a half seconds. Nelson struggled after the third mile and delivered a weak performance overall.
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Manchester
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Nelson
Miss Carpenter to Meet Miss Anthony in Onwentsia Final
Chicago Aug 21 Miss Johnny Carpenter today defeated Mrs. W W A Alexander on the 14th green three up and four to play to earn a spot in tomorrow's Onwentsia cup final against her rival Miss Bessie Anthony in the Onwentsia golf tournament.
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Chicago
Johnny Carpenter
W.W. A. Alexander
Bessie Anthony
Union Label Magazine Highlights State Branch Activity
The current issue reports active leadership by President James R. Crozer and Secretary-Treasurer Dennis D. Driscoll, with rising affiliations and finances. A Worcester convention in October is expected to be the largest in Massachusetts State Branch history. Growing New England support includes women forming union label leagues, plus wage-earner focused features.
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Union Label
American Federation of Labor
James R. Crozer
Dennis D. Driscoll
Worcester
Massachusetts
New England
Nantasket Beach Steamboat Service and Season Attractions
Nantasket Beach steamer service runs hourly from Rowe's wharf to Pemberton and Nantasket Beach all day into the evening. The waning season signals closing soon, so visits should be made while possible. New attractions include the original steeple chase the coal mine and the old mill, with daily concerts by the Martland Brockton Band.
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Nantasket Beach
Rowe's
Pemberton
Martland Brockton Band
Carney Won One for Boston Final Series Opens
The report notes Carney’s strong performance, with Red Sox pitchers allowing few hits in the late innings. The St. Louis Cardinals begin the final series today, the game set to start promptly.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Red Sox and Reds Split Doubleheader in Boston
Boston and Cincinnati split a two game series with the Reds winning 7 to 4 in the opener and Boston 10 to 2 in the second. Carney starred for Boston in the second game while Poole struggled against him. Williams and Suthoff split the pitching, and Cincinnati made costly base running errors that hurt their chances.
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National
Boston
Cincinnati
Reds
Carney
Poole
Pop Williams
Suthoff
Williams
Johnstone
Dick Cooley
Dexter
Cooley
Batty
Dew
Joe Kelley
Beckley
Fred Tenney
Moran
Aubrey
Enews
Pions
Cinemnative
Dolan
Greminger
Seymour
Kelley
Philadelphia Routs St Louis in Twin Defeats
Heavy hitting by Philadelphia yielded two defeats for St Louis as both teams showcased brilliant plays despite ragged fielding. Attendance was 2765 as the crowds observed the action in a double header.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago Defeats Brooklyn 9 to 4 on Aug 21
Chicago outplayed the Brooklyn home team scoring 9 to 4. Wicker pitched well for Chicago while Jones struggled with support. Jimmy Casey sprained an ankle in the fifth and will be out for days. Attendance about 2000 at Brooklyn.
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Chicago
Wicker
Jones
Jimmy Casey
McC’ry
Gi Kling
Jordan
Evers
Ollack'sch
Harley
Cbigckeo
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Dobbs
Slagle
Doyle
Chance
Tinker
Poeoki
Dahlen
Kling
Moran
Glanders Patient Denied Aid Appeals to Methuen Board
Charles Beck a Methuen farmer afflicted with glanders sought help at the local Board of Health office. He says the hospital would not treat him and that Methuen officials ordered him to leave or face arrest. He was advised to return home for care from Methuen Public Health.
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Lawrence
Charles Beck
Methuen
Board of Health
Mr. Doble
General Hospital
Concord Defeats Lawrence In High Pitch Contest
At Glen Forest on Aug 21 Concord defeated Lawrence 4 to 2 in a lively game. Green struck out 10, Bunyan and Valdors teamed for notable plays, including a superb fifth inning catch. Timely visiting hitting doomed the locals in a competitive matchup.
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Glen Forest
Green
Bunyan
Valdors
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Coveney
Newton
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Wiley
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Bernard
Kerins
Fall River shuts out Nashua in New England game
Courteen puzzled Nashua and pitched a shutout for Fall River on August 21. Labelle was ejected in the third for improper language to the umpire. Bowcock starred at bat and in the field, delivering the notable performance.
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Fall River
Courteen
Nashua
Labelle
Bowcock
New Bedford Falls to Lowell After Costly Final Inning
In New Bedford, Lowell exploded for six runs in the last inning after two outs, sealing a 9 to 3 victory. Connolly walked five and allowed 13 hits, while Burbage shut the home hitters with limited trouble. Bigbie and Lake doubled for New Bedford. Merritt, Mullaney, McLaughlin, and Connors contributed in defense and on bases. Attendance was listed as too high.
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Pop Williams
Suthoff
Williams
Seymour
Dolan
Batty
Beckley
Boston
Steinfeldt
Daly
Corcoran
Cooley
Peitz
Tenney
Kelley
Johnstone
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Lowell
Burbage
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Stroh
Bowes
Vince
Bigbie
Lake
Merritt
Mullaney
McLaughlin
Connors
Ballsa
Allen
Murphy
Ith
Sullivan
Hafford
O Dias
Joyce
Burrill
O'Neal
Grant
M’'Llin
Poisonings Hit Bearcroft Farms Near Attleboro
Aug 21 Attleboro reports two more cattle poisonings at Bearcroft near Bon Accord farm owned by Dr. Mackie. Richard Smith, a poultry and stock breeder, finds cattle fed Paris green suspect. Butterworth Bearcroft dairy herd tampered with. milk drying first, illness after repeated doses. Motive unclear. revenge suspected. Two suspects fled town as farmers patrol areas Mackie and Butterworth farms.
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Attleboro
Bearcroft
Bon Accord Farm
Dr. Mackie
St. Bernard
Henry D. Butterworth
Mr. Butterworth
Mackie
Butterworth
Canoe Club Carnival Lights Up Wakefield Lake Quannapowitt
More than 5000 spectators gathered at Lake Quannapowitt for the Quannapowitt Canoe Club water carnival. Decorated boats illuminated the shore line while judges from the Lawrence Canoe Club awarded cups and rugs for top craft. Music by Stiles's Highth Regiment Band of Lynn accompanied the event.
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Wakefield
Quannapowitt
M. E
Clemens
C. I. Sopher
Edward Carney
Lawrence Canoe Club
Harry Hunt
Thetis
M. T. Humphrey
Orm Bayard
H. T. Mitchell
KH. W. Willis
Ipswich
Stiles
Highth Regiment
Lynn
Death of John W. Bilsler, father of actress Effie Ellsler
John W. Bilsler, veteran actor and theatrical manager, father of Effie Ellsler, died at his New York City home today from heart disease. He was a longtime figure in the stage world.
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New York
John Wbilsler
Effie Ellsler
Allen Turned Stock Over to Daughter
Mary Allen, daughter of fugitive Willard S. Allen, faces a temporary injunction halting disposal of 7000 shares of Bismarck Nugget Gulch Consolidated Mining Company stock, valued at about six cents per share, amid a creditors case filed by the Preachers’ Aid Society claiming the transfer was fraudulent and without consideration. The court set September for further hearing as neighbors describe the family at Winthrop Highlands home and court records reveal bonds and city notes once held by Allen.
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Willard S. Allen
Sheldon
Superior Court
Bismarck Nugget Gulch Consolidated Mining Company
Preachers’ Aid Society
Alonzo R. Weed
Miss Allen
Chester Allen
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Cutler Street
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Willard
Newton
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United States
Mary A. Allen
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