Cy Young Day Delivers Rough Outing as Heps Rally
The Heps mount a late surge behind Cy Young who struggles in another uneven start. Poor defense and early hits sap his control as Boston, with Sweeney out and Scotty Ingerton sidelined, allows nine runs in the sixth before Keefe halts the rally. Bowled over by Frank Smith, the hosts endure a wild game after a grand reception for Young.
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Doc Miller
Enney
Sweeney
Scotty Ingerton
Tenney
Jack Spratt
Boston
Frank Smith
Dan Keefe
Red Outfit
Cy Young
Ani
J. Montgomery Ward
Cincinnati at Boston and other league games score detail
In Boston the eighth run came on Miller driven home by a hit as St Louis, Chicago, Pillsburg and Cincinnati games unfold. McDonald mishandled a slow grounder to Egan and Kling fanned to end an inning. Griff pitched three innings for the Reds with control and kept them ahead briefly. Boston tied it in the eighth after missed chances, Kling and Jackson producing the tying hit. Downey started with a roller, McDonald's throw home was late as Downey crossed, Egan sacrificed, Esmond beat Spratt to score on McLean’s single. The score remains in dispute as the Reds faced Griffin in a losing effort.
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Bescher
Jackson
Bates
Hobby
Mitchell
Downey
Miller
McLean
Smith
Grant
Bridwell
Dan
Reds
McTigue
Keefe
Tenney
Boston
McDonald
Egan
Kling
Griff
Griffin
Esmond
Spratt
Cincinnati
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Lean
Desecher
Marsans
McTighe
Young
Griff_in
Hoblitzer
Southern League scores include Mobile and Nashville routs
Mobile defeated Memphis 5 to 4 while Nashville crushed New Orleans 10 to 0. Atlanta beat Montgomery 12 to 7 and Chattanooga shut out Birmingham 3 to 0.
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Mobile
Memphis
Nashville
New Orleans
Atlanta
Montgomery
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Baseball games wanted for youth teams across Massachusetts
Listings from Charlestown to Chelsea seek 11 to 18 year olds for state championships and local play. Organizations include Barton A C Charlestown Ridgemonts Brookline Winthrop A C Everett De Wolfe Locals Cambridge Harvard Square Newsboys Cambridge Eastwoods Somerville and Eagle Juniors Chelsea. Contact details provided for each club and age group.
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Charlestown
Frank McManus
Cross Street
Ridgemonts
Brookline
North Andover
Lawrence and Lowell
Edmund Hunter
Kent Street
Winthrop A. C
Everett
Clintons
Roxbury
Charles E. Doherty
Waverly Street
de Wolfe
Cambridge
Thomas Menton
Mill Street
Harvard Square Newsboys
J. Considine
Putnam Avenue
Camize
Eastwoods
Somerville
T. Murphy
Tremont Street
Eagle
Joseph J. Gerrier
Crescent Avenue
Chelsea
Giants Rally to Top Cubs in Upset NL Race Clash
New York beat Chicago 6 to 5 after an eighth inning rally, moving into first in the National League. Devore collected five singles and Doyle drove in the decisive run as Crandall shut out the Cubs after relieving Ames.
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New York
Chicago
Giants
Devore
Merkle
Snodgrass
Doyle
Brown
Myers
Murray
Crandall
Ames
Cubs
Becker
Herzog
Fletcher
A Murray
Sheckard
Schulte
Tinker
Zimmerman
J. Doyle
Emergency Stark Wins for Dodgers
Stark delivered a pinch hit single with two outs in the 10th, driving in Davidson from third to lift Brooklyn to a 6 5 victory over St. Louis. Daubert triple and Wheat’s sacrifice tied the game in the ninth. Wheat starred in the field.
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Brooklyn
Stark
Davidson
St. Louis
Daubert
Wheat
Hockey Scoring Minutes From Late Goals Across Several Games
A string of scores shows Newark edging Rochester 3 2 Montreal topping Jersey City 3 2 Toronto defeating Baltimore 3 2 and Buffalo beating Providence 7 6 in closely contested outings.
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Newark
Rochester
Montreal
Jersey City
Toronto
Baltimore
Buffalo
Providence
Hartford Wins Double Bill Over Waterbury. Springfield Edges New Britain
Hartford defeats Waterbury 3 0 in the first game and 2 1 in the second. Springfield beats New Britain 5 4. Bridgeport dominates New Haven 5 0.
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Hartford
Waterbury
Springfield
New Britain
Bridgeport
New Haven
American Association baseball results mixed across cities
Record shows scores from several games with teams in Indianapolis Milwaukee St Paul Toledo Kansas City Minneapolis Louis omen Sea Minneapolis Louisvilie. The fragmented lines indicate a list of results for matches across multiple venues in the league.
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Indianapolis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Toledo
Kansas City
Col
Minneapolis
Louis
Louisvilie
Blum Pitches Second No Hit No Run Victory
Fall River star pitcher Blum threw his second no hit no run game of the season beating Lawrence 2 to 0. Only Hagan reached second base as Blum walked three and fanned five in a 1 hour 19 minute affair. Lawrence pitchers Luyster allowed seven baserunners but kept the score close.
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New England
Fall River
Blum
Lawrence
Hagan
A.E
A.E. Kopf
Carlstrom
Device
Walsh
Phoenix
Bowcock
Briggs
Moore
OjCrisham
Hickman
Kennedy
Williams
Luyster
T. Bannon
Baseball doubleheader yields Brockton wins and more scores
In Lowell today Brockton defeated Haverhill 6 to 5 in 10 innings and then beat Fall River 6 to 1 in seven innings by agreement. Other games listed include Brockton at Lowell Lawrence at New Bedford Lynn at Haverhill Worcester at Fall River with a note of 19 hits and 15 runs for the leaders.
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Worcester 9 New Bedford 7 in baseball exhibition
Worcester defeats New Bedford 9 to 7 as Richardson of New Bedford is hit hard. Bunting Aubrey Lamorey Russell and McCrone lead Worcester with multiple hits while Swormstedt earns the win.
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Worcester
New Bedford
A.E
Weaver
Beasersith
Bunting
Wilson
Aubrey
Ness
Omenade Lamorey
M'Crone
Russell
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Lamorey
Needham
O'Neill
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Pirates Shut Out by the Phillies
Philadelphia defeated Pittsburg 3 to 0 in Philadelphia as all runs came in the first two innings off Ferry. Wilson had four singles and Beek made a superb one hand catch and throw for a double play on strong fielding.
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Evelyn W defeats Earl Jr in fast four heat pacing race
At Columbus Ohio the International Breeders’ race meet saw Evelyn W the Cleveland mare win the championship sweepstake over Earl Jr after fast heats. Evelyn W led early then matched pace with Earl Jr before clinching the final heat by a neck. The performance included a record fourth heat and an average under 2:03 for the four heats.
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Favorites Win at Goshen Grand Circuit Opener
At Goshen New York Aug 22 the Grand Circuit opener drew a large crowd. Favorites won the free-for-all pace and the 2:20 trot in straight heats. Notable winners included Mattatto owned by Andrew Smith of New York and driven by Nolan and Sterling Hall who claimed the last race and money.
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Andrew Smith
New York
Nolan
Union
Robert Proctor
Readville
Mass
Sterling Hall
Eel
Sre Oes
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Major Mallow
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Pittsburg Purchases Lexington Shortstop James Viox
Pittsburg National League club bought James Viox the Lexington Blue Grass league shortstop today. Vioux will report to Pittsburg after the Blue Grass season ends.
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Lexington
Pittsburg
National League Baseball Club
James Viox
Vioux
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