Deleree Wins Blue Hill Stake in Straight Heats
Readville August races headline Deleree’s 5000 stake win in straight heats with Albert C. second and Grattan Boy third. Ethel's Pride shocks Ponkapoag field by 2:07% second heat record, Glenwood M. runner-up, Turley third. Noma Quisetta wins Futurity in two heats. Cochato and Admiral Dewey noted for fast trials.
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Connolly vs Sieger Set to Spark Chelsea Boxing Card
Larry Connolly challenges Charley Sieger in a 15 round bout at the Douglas A. C. of Chelsea tonight. The card features welterweight hopes and returns including Joe Walcott aiming to prove his title and several Labor Day matchups, with strong local interest in Connolly’s punch and Sieger’s toughness.
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Jimmy Gardner
Gardner
Joe Walcott
Walcott
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Honey Mellody
Buddy Ryan
Young Donahue
Harry Lewis
Philadelphia
Bellows Falls
Labor Day
Matty Baldwin
Hugh McGrath
Johnny O’rourke
Charley O’rourke
Billy Hamilton
Steve Mahoney
Chester Goodwin
Britt and Jimmy Train to Pay for Camp With Admission
In San Francisco a boxing camp for Champion Britt and Jimmy draws fans by charging fifty cents to watch Britt train. The family handles ticket sales, keeping expenses down, and advertising has built a sizable audience as Britt prepares to fight Battling Nelson.
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Nelson Britt Lightweight Finish Fight Planned for Colma
Battling Nelson gains a long awaited clash with Jimmy Britt to a finish on September 9 at Colma California. The bout marks a rare public finish fight in the lightweight division and is expected to favor Nelson. The last finish bout at lightweight occurred decades ago between Andy Bowen and Jack Burke in New Orleans.
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(For other sports see Pages 5 and 9)
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Men Fought 110 Rounds In Exhibition Draw
The contest lasted 110 rounds without a winner as two fighters kept trading blows in a lengthy draw. Spectators witnessed endurance and steady technique throughout the bout.
Griffith Announces Flag-Wated Yankees Lineup for 1910
Clark Griffith of the New York Americans says he has secured a pennant winning team for next season, having spent over 11000 to recruit key players. The planned lineup includes Delehanty in left, Conroy in center, Keeler in right, Moriarty at third, Elberfeld at short, Williams at second, Chase at first, catchers Thomas Keinow and McGuire, and a pitching staff led by Chesbro Orth Newton Keefe Hogg plus a Pacific Coast leaguer and two minor leaguers yet to sign. Joe Yeager and Frank Siahns will be held as emergency reserves.
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Keeler
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Chesbro
Orth
Newton
Keefe
Hogg
Joe Yeager
Frank Siahn
New Orleans
Banner Day Ahead At Readville Five Harness Stakes
Readville prepares for a big circuit meet with the Neponset pace and the Tyro trot plus the $10 000 Massachusetts stake on the schedule. Starters include Alice Brooks Grace Bond Kid Shea Grace Kellar Zephyr Morosco Robert Mc and several other named pacers and trotters.
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Allerson
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Directum Miller
Don Carr
Ed. Geers
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Hal T
Hazel Banks
Her Grace
Josie
Villamont
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Sadie Mac
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Norman B
Grace Kellar
Gray Gem
Lady Gail Hamilton
Zephyr
Robert Mc
Morosco
John Caldwell
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Globe Clothing Store Goes Out of Business Announcement
Globe Clothing Store informs thirteen thousand customers it is closing after twenty years of trade and selling its stock at a 40 to 60 percent discount before lease expiration. The letter urges customers to take advantage of the sale to save money and help the store dispose of remaining goods.
St Louis Cardinals defeat Nationals 1 to 0 in pitchers duel
In a low scoring game at South End Park the St Louis Cardinals edged the Boston Nationals 1 0. Jack Taylor shut out Boston while Victor Willis struck out 11 but took the loss as the lone run was unearned with Tenney injuring his back prior to the game.
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Phillies Hit Cincinnati 9-6 in National League clash
Philadelphia pounded Chech early and again in the third to defeat Cincinnati 9 to 6. Duggleby also took hits as Phillies bats carried the game while manager Duffy logged a record nine putouts in right field.
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Walker
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Stolen Bases Lead To Cubs Victory In Low-Scoring Tilt
Chance, Schulte, Tinker, Hoffman, Brown starred for the Cubs with multiple stolen bases. Slagle and Chance each swiped a bag, while Tinker added two. Brooklyn and Chicago left on base totals reached six and ten respectively as pitching controlled the game.
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Marshall and Mieses game goes unfinished
In Barmen Germany August 22 during the forenoon session of the international chess masters tournament two games were decided Janowski beat Suechting and Burn defeated Leonhardt An unfinished Burn Bardeleben game went to Bardeleben In the afternoon Bernstein drew Gottschall Bardeleben Alapin Wolf beat Tschigorin Schlech ter beat John Berger drew with Marozczy and the Mieses Marshall game remained unfinished
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Baseball News And Comment
Saint Louis notes conclude the year with two 1 to 0 shutouts as a plane arrives tomorrow for two games. Pirates stay tomorrow and Friday while Chicago visits Saturday. Danny Shay returns to second base for the Cardinals and Leahy catches well. Jim Johnstone says he will quit after this season. Belmonts of Somerville seek a home game next Saturday with an 18 19 year old team.
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