McLoughlin and Bundy Win At Meadow Club
Rain halted most matches at Meadow Club Southampton after the doubles win by Maurice E. McLoughlin and Thomas C. Bundy over Nathaniel W. Niles and Alfred S. Dabney 6-2 6-2. Washburn advanced to the singles final with a 6-4 6-1 win over Dabney.
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Niles
Dabney
Washburn
Southampton
N. Y
Meadow Club
Maurice E. McLoughlin
Thomas C. Bundy
Nathaiel W. Niles
Alfred S. Dabney
McLoughlin
Californians
Watson W. Washburn
Harvard
Boston
R. Lindley Murray
California
Richard Harte
Pennsylvania
Yo E
L. E. Mahan
Watson M. Washburn
William Rosen
Alfred
Lyle E. Mahan
William Rosenbaum
Leonard Beekman
Nathaniel W. Niles
Ralph De Palma Wins Cobe Cup at Elgin Race
Ralph De Palma won the 305 mile Cobe Cup at Elgin Illinois with an average speed of 73.6 mph finishing 44 seconds ahead of Gile Anderson. Nulford and Oldfield placed third and fourth as preparations began for tomorrow's 36 lap Elgin national race with several entries listed.
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Elgin
Ill
Ralph de Palma
Gile Anderson
Anderson
Nulford
Oldfield
de Palma
Stutz
Mulford
Peugeot
Lee
Wishart
O'Donnell
Fountain
Hearne
Walker
Calicutte
Burke
Tetzlaff
Pullen
Chandler
Roberts
Heinemann
Wishart Drives Mercer to Early Lead in Contested Race
Nine of 22 starters finished as Spencer Wishart led in a Mercer from start to near finish. He blew a tire on lap 21 and fuel leaks ended his race on lap 28, with Anderson overtaking De Palma and winning a closely fought duel.
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Spencer Wishart
Mercer
de Palma
Wishart
Anderson
Indianapolis Indians Take Two in League Clash
Indianapolis baseball team wins both ends of a doubleheader over Brooklyn to seize the lead in the league race. In the first game Indianapolis belts eight runs on 11 hits while Brooklyn manages two runs and seven hits. Second game sees Indianapolis win 6 to 4 with 14 hits to Brooklyn's eight. Batteries listed as Mosely, Rariden, Maxwell, Lafitte, Bluejacket, Land, Watson, Kaiserling.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Brooklyn
R. H. E. Indianapolis
Mosely and Rariden
Maxwell and
Land
Watson
Kaiserling
Rariden
Lafitte
Bluejacket
Moran Favorite for 25 Mile Motor Race at Revere Track
Unusual interest surrounds the second heat of the national motor paced championship at the Revere cycle track tonight as Jimmy Moran the Chelsea star makes a comeback and enters the 25 mile race as a favorite. He faces Bobby Walthour Clarence Carman and Joe Reeber.
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Revere
Jimmy Moran
Chelsea
Moran
Bobby Walthour
Clarence Carman
Joe Reeber
Special sprint match adds intrigue in tonight's card
Ceasar Moretti the Italian champion faces Al fred Grenda among top Australasian sprinters in a special sprint. Moran eyes a tough middle distance against Walthour Car man and Reeber who is rumored to possess the goods. The motor paced winner earns a spot in the 50 mile final with Mit xen already qualified.
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Ceasar Moretti
Alfred Grenda
Moran
Walthour
Carman
Reeber
Mitxen
Yerkes Leaves the Red Sox After Championship Run
Steve Yerkes was released unconditionally by the Boston Red Sox after a conference between President Lannin and Manager Carrigan. The move removes a member of the 1903 World Series team, as waivers were secured and no sale was pursued. The club believes the team may perform better without him, noting his long presumed interest in the Federal League.
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Steve Yerkes
Boston Red Sox
Lannin
Carrigan
Yerkes
Stahl
Buck O’brien
Charlie Hall
Larry Pape
Neal Ball
Leslie Nanamaker
All games postponed by rain across leagues
Rain forces postponements in Colonial American and National Leagues with Cleveland at Boston Detroit at Washington St Louis at Philadelphia Chicago at New York Boston at Pittsburg New York at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Chicago Brooklyn at St Louis Lowell at Manchester Lewiston at Lawrence Worcester at Portland Lynn at Haverhill Pawtucket at New Bedford Brockton at Fall River Woonsocket at Taunton
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Boston
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Lowell
Manchester
Lewiston
Lawrence
Worcester
Portland
Lynn
Haverhill
Pawtucket
New Bedford
Brockton
Fall River
Woonsocket
Taunton
R. H. BE. Washington
Heee
Oston Ae
Etroit St. Louis
New York Ae
Cleveland Pesce
H. Ki Attee
Kansas City
Eeepien
Setae
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Sete Wees
Baltimore
Lawrence Peers
Worcester Tee Ee
Portland Ete
Lynn Sew
Lewiston Tee Ewer Ee
Lowell Ee
Esaee
Woonsocket Seaca
Boxing Notes From the Local Ring Preview
A busy boxing week features Sam Langford vs George Kid Cotton in a Tuesday Atlas A A fight preview. Langford’s condition under scrutiny after fat rumors, while Cotton trains with Joe Walcott hoping to outpace his rival. Fast bantamweights Dan McDonald and Joe Geary clash as fans expect a strong night at the Roxbury club.
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Sam Langford
Atlas A. A
George
Cotton
Pittsburg
Steve O'Donnell
Joe Walcott
Langford
Jim Johnson
New York
Sam
Joe Geary
Roxbury
Dan McDonald
McDonald
Cameron
George Alger
Cambridge
Jack Read
Bangor
Queen City Sporting Club
Maine
Read
Frankie Mack
Mike Glover
Bill Flemming
Augusta
New Zngland
Glover
Flemming
Jack Reno
Peter Bruno
Tommy McFarland
Bruno
Buffalo Defeats Chicago 4 2 in Tight Pitching Battle
Tight pitching by Schultz led Buffalo to a 4 2 victory over Chicago. Blair Lange Pendergast Watson and Block contributed on defense and offense as the teams exchanged runs in a brisk Aug 21 game at Chicago.
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Chicago
Schultz
Buffalo
R.H.E. Iori
Blair
Lange
Pendergast
Watson
Block
Miner Brown Leaves Team in Last Game as Baltimore Wins
In St Louis on August 21, Miner Brown pitched what he claims will be his final game for the club. The manager relinquished him today. The Bears lost to Baltimore 7 to 4 with Brown, Quinn, Jacklitseh and Simon among the cited players in a rough finish.
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Louis
Miner
Brown
Baltimore
R.H.E. Baltimore
Ra Ee Han
Quinn
Jacklitseh
Simon
Minors Split Scores From Southern League Schedule
Atlanta 4 Memphis 4 in nine innings. Birmingham 10 Montgomery 6. Mobile 2 New Orleans 0. Chattanooga 2 Nashville 1 in eight innings.
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Atlanta
Memphis
Birmingham
Montgomery
Mobile
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Nashville
Storm Postpones All International League Games
Yesterday's weather forced the International League to postpone every scheduled game. No makeup dates were announced.
Herzog A Housecleaner Leads Reds For 1915
Charlie Herzog, manager of the Cincinnati Reds, seeks another chance next season with a largely rebuilt club. The lineup shows major changes including a new first baseman, a second baseman who came from the Giants, Von Kolnitz at third, and Herzog at short. Catcher Tom Clarke remains the veteran anchor, while the pitching staff is almost entirely new after losing Fromme Johnson Packard Davenport Works and Brown.
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Charles Herzog
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Charles
Tom Clarke
Herzog
Giants
von Kolnitz
Fromme
Johnson
Packard
Davenport
Works
Brown
Reds Win Behind Matty and Strong Field Play
The Reds beat the Giants 3 to 2 as Mathewson was knocked out after the first inning while Herzog and the defense limited the Giants. Bamford, Bescher, and Groh contributed key hits as the Reds held on in the late frames with solid fielding and timely outs.
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Giants
Braves
Benton
Bob Bescher
Herzog
Gonzales
Hescher
Burns
Fletcher
Stock
Rea
Rube
Reds
Matty
Moran
Larry
Twombly
Snodgrass
Bescher
von Kolnitz
Groh
Daniels
Kellogg
Demaree
Merkle
McLean
Long Larry
Wherzog
Doyle
Douglas
Tesreau
Walsh to Open Campaign Today in Lexington Park
Governor Walsh will speak at Lexington Park this afternoon joining the Middlesex county Democratic gathering. He is expected to address State issues though officials duties may limit the length of his remarks.
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Walsh
Lexington Park
Middlesex County
Braves One Game From Top After Rain Postpones Pirates Game
A morning rain at Forbes Field forced the postponement of the Boston Braves versus Pittsburg Pirates game. A doubleheader is scheduled for tomorrow with the Boston club making its final appearance of the season in Pittsburg. Likely pitching matches include James and Tyler against Harmon and Cooper.
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Pittsburg
Forbes Field
Boston Braves
Pittsburg Pirates
Bostons
James
Tyler
Harmon
Cooper
Braves and Pirates Face Off In Second July Doubleheader
Boston and Pittsburgh prepare for a twin bill following a mixed season split. Boston pitching led by James has dominated Pirates this year, while Crutcher and Davis faced Pittsburg arms with mixed results. Local fans back Boston as best NL hope in pursuit of a world title.
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Pittsburg
Bostons
James
Pittsburgs
Harmon
Pirates
Crutcher
Davis
Boston
Adams
Mamaux
Tyler
Clarke
Rudolph
Braves
Perdue
St. Louis Cardinals
Cochrehan
Luque
Cottrell
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Smoky City Lads
Ensigm Cottrell
Pirate
Cooper
Beaneaters
New York
Giants
Athletics
Pittsburgers
Watertown Clerk Tilden Abbott Dies at Work
Tilden G. Abbott, 65, of 103 Franklin Street Watertown, collapsed from heart failure yesterday afternoon while working in Fox's bakery Somerville. Abbott served four years as Watertown town clerk and was a cashier at the National Bank. He is survived by his wife and two children.
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Fox’s Bakery
Somerville
Tilden G. Abbott
Franklin Street
Watertown
Abbott
The
National Bank
Seamsters Double Front Overalls at D Arcy Co
Best brown check overalls for seamsters priced at 85 cents. Available at D Arcy and Company located at the corner of Causeway and Lowell streets. Readable details emphasize durable fabric and value.
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D’arcy & CO
Corner Causeway
Lowell Sts
Finals in Boys Track Set for Franklin Field
The boys final track and field meet for junior intermediate and senior divisions will be held today at 2 30 p m on Franklin Field under the Park and Recreation Department.
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Franklin Field
Park and Recreation Department
Boston Youth Meet Promises Record Championship
The city hosts a large youth athletic meet with nearly 500 boys expected to compete in senior divisions. Top scholastic stars from across Boston vie for gold silver and bronze medals awarded by the city. Mayor Curley will attend and award prizes after the events.
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Amon
Boston
Two Bases On Intentional Pass Sparks Baseball Debate
The article weighs a proposed rule to let a batter awarded a base on balls advance two bases. Opponents argue it dulls thrills, while supporters say it would balance advantages for pitchers and batters. If adopted, runners on base could score or advance, effectively rewarding a two base contribution in a walk scenario.
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