Collins Holds Naps to two Safe Hits
Boston pitcher Ray Collins masters the Naps in a 5 0 win as Cleveland misplays fielding behind him. Speaker powers two late scores with a triple and Gardner steals, while the Naps fail to capitalize on early chances.
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Eeene Carrigan
Coreee
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Birmingham
Fean Jackson
Seer Ee Johnson
Kahler
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Macrifice
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Westervelt
Athletics Win Two From Browns in Philadelphia doubleheader
Philadelphia defeated St. Louis 2 to 1 in the opener and 3 to 1 in the nightcap in Philadelphia. Collins and Strunk contributed key hits in the first game, while Plank held the Browns in check with runners on base in the second game.
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Strunk
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Pratt
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Williams
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Hogan
Baumgartner
Katina
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Connolly
Dodgers Slug Two Cardinal Pitchers in 9 5 Win
Brooklyn pounded Steele and Geyer as Yingling settled after the first inning to hand St. Louis a 9 to 5 loss in the opening game.
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Intercollegiate champ Stanley sets course record at Wyantenuck
At Great Barrington on August 22 G C Stanley the intercollegiate champion broke the nine hole course record with 33 in Wyantenuck Golf Club play but lost in the second round to H K Kerr 4 and 3. A brief notice invites entries to the Municipal A A via the secretary on Mason Street.
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Wyantenuck Golf Club
G. C. Stanley
Stanley
H. K. Kerr
Ekwanok
McGrath Defeats Polski to Open Boston Wrestling Season
Jack McGrath, dubbed the Irish Giant, defeated Polski the Finn in 16 minutes in the Grand Opera House bout opening Boston wrestling season. Referee George Tuohey oversaw the match as fans recalled old-era crowds. Next up Fritz Hansen meets Joe Willis, with rowing and other Olympic notes following.
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Polski
Grand Opera House
Boston
George Tuohey
George
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Mac
Nelson
Fritz Hansen
Joe Willis
Erie
Funeral Arrangements Set for Thomas C. Noyes Saturday
Washington D C Aug 22 arrangements were completed today for the funeral of Thomas C Noyes president of the Washington American League Baseball Club and news manager of the Washington Star who died of pneumonia yesterday The Washington Detroit game scheduled for Saturday will be played Friday in a double header Members of the Washington team led by Manager Clarke Griffith will attend the funeral.
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Thomas C. Noyes
Washington American League Baseball Club
Washington Star
Detroit
Clarke Griffith
Lost Affinity and His $5000
Philadelphia dated note tells of John WM Schmidt a 62 year old Camden N J furniture dealer whose affair with a 22 year old woman ends as he discovers his $5000 missing from a wallet. A note from Helen Roy directs him to return to his wife. The expensive apartment on Poplar and Marshall streets becomes the scene of the disappearance.
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Philadelphia
John WM. Schmidt
Camden
N. J
Helen
Helen Roy
Schmidt
Poplar
Marshall Streets
Germany
Ninth inning rally wins for Phillies over Reds
Philadelphia defeats Cincinnati 3 to 1 in a ninth inning rally. Benton pitched eight innings of one hit ball before the late rally, with Paskett and Lobert delivering key hits and Cravath involved in a bases loaded sequence. Seaton worked until the ninth, while Seaton and Benton combined on a tight pitching showing.
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Wobert
Magee
Cravath
Laderus
Walsh
Lobert
Seaton
Clarke
Finneran
Marsons
Hoblitzell
Egan
Wats
Bescher
Cleveland at Boston Chicago at New York
Cleveland visits Boston while Chicago travels to New York in a slate of early season matchups. Other marquee games pair St. Louis with Philadelphia and Detroit with Washington as the circuit rolls on. New York meets Pittsburg and regional battles unfold in Fall River versus Haverhill Lawrence against Lowell.
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New England Amateur Athletic Championship Set for Sept at Tech Field
The New England Amateur Athletic Championships are scheduled for September 7 at Tech Field. Local entries include J. Frank Facey of Cambridgeport. Suburbanite notes letters from readers and questions coach credit for Springfield High School’s running success.
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Emtry Sateen
J. Frank Facey
Prospect St
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Lancaster
Jack Perros
Cafe Champion
Chicago
Ill
Drew
Mike Murphy
Springfield
Leominster
Upsets Mark First Day In Foursome Title Play
The opening round of the State foursomes championship at the Country Club Clyde Park Brookline produced several upsets. Brockton routed Vesper 4 3, Tatnuck defeated Oakley 5 4, and Woodland edged Wollaston in 19 holes with Ouimet Hoyt winning the 19th. Belmont Springs, Hyannisport, Alpine and Commonwealth won as listed, with Tuesday’s semifinals set.
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Brae Burn
Winchester
Wollaston
Woodland Golf Club
Brockton Country Club
E. C. Hudson
A. J. Chase
Vesper Country Club
Lowell
J. B. Hylan
G. R. W. Gleason
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Commonwealth
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RB. G. Hudson
Vester
J. B. Hytan
R. W. Greason
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HH. .H. Wilder
Merrimac Valley
A. W. Dole
G. H. Buttera
Tatnock
S. K. Sterne
R. Kinntent
Oakley
Thorpe Gets Honor Place In Olympic Parade
James Thorpe of the Carlisle Indian School the Olympic all round champion will have the place of honor in the parade of American Olympic champions next Saturday. He will sit in the first car behind the mayor US Olympic committee and the committee president. The athletes follow in alphabetical order. The parade will be reviewed at City Hall by the mayor the Swedish ambassador and committee officers. The official order will be announced tonight.
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James Thorpe
Thorpe
United States Olympic Committee
Jack Johnson Reacts to Jeanette Fight Cancellation
Chicago Aug. reports Jack Johnson says the failed Sept. 25 bout with Joe Jeanette in New York does not worry him. The champion states he wanted to prove he was not "all in" and expresses intent after the fight is called off.
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Jack Johnson
Joe Jeanette
New York
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