Braves Shut Out Reds 1 to 0 in Five Inning Tilt
In Cincinnati at Redland Field, the Braves defeated the Reds 1 to 0 in a five inning game. Earl Moseley allowed the lone run in the first inning as Louden’s drive provided the margin. An executive committee meeting of the New England Amateur Rowing Association is set for August 29 at the Union Boat Club to plan the Labor Day regatta on the Charles River basin.
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Redland Field
Sherwood Mapee
Louden
Braves
Reds
Earl Moseley
New England Amateur R. A
Union Boat Club
Charles River
Bagby
K. O
Cleveland
Lewis
Walker
Baseball Gossip on Trade Talks and Player Surprises
The piece surveys Cubs and Braves trade chatter involving Heinie Zimmerman and Maranville, Brooklyn’s deal fate with Jake Daubert, and Jimmy Callahan’s suspension of Al Mamaux. It notes Eastern league pitching strengths and lists comeback players like Hofman Hartzel Coombs Plank Bodie, plus a Red Sox game at Fenway and Carl Mays quietly stifling the Sox.
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Cubs
Heinie Zim
Weeghman
Braves
Maranville
Helnie
Brooklyn
Tinker
Jake Daubert
Connie Mack
Sports notes on records and performances from 1913 era
The passage lists various athletic feats and figures including racing times by J. W. H. and Dan Patch, swimming the English Channel by Webb and Burgess with dates in 1875 and 1911, as well as track and baseball notes from 1913. It references distances, hours, and several regional names and teams.
Weather Halts Reds Braves Tilt With Rain and Suspension News
Rain drenched the park halting play after the third Reds out in the fifth inning. Moseley steadied the Braves early while Tyler supported the Reds with a lone hit. Evers faced indefinite suspension for belligerence toward the umpire as Braves head to Chicago for exhibition games and a Cubs four game set.
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Magee
George Tyler
Reds
Moseley
Boss Stallings
Chicago
Braves
Zimmerman
Great
Cubs
John Evers
Evers
National League
Quigley
St. Louis
Terre Haute
Ind
Bloomington
Ill
Snodgrass
Wilhoit
Chase
Hobbs
Koney
Smith
Dick Egan
Neale
Boston
Maranville
Rabbit
Griffith
Tom Clarke
Mack Moran Draw In Arena Lightweight Bout
It was a hot night at the Arena when Vic Moran of New Orleans and Frankie Mack of Beachmont fought to a draw in the final entertainment clash. Mack weighed 147 pounds to Moran’s 136, and Mack used swift lefts while Moran pressed with steamers but could not land a knockout. The card also featured Joe Morgan of Manchester beating Billy Meyers of New York, Charlie Shepard of South End defeating George Brooks of Cambridge, and Johnny Morris of Montreal narrowly overcoming Kid Greene of Memphis.
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Arena
Vic Moran
New Orleans
Frankie Mack
Beachmont
Mack
Moran
Johnny Morris
Montreal
Kid Greene
Memphis, Tenn
Cards Beat Giants 6 0 to complete three straight wins
St Louis shuts out New York 6–0 at home. Snyder and Hornsby spark two first‑inning runs with doubles, Wilson adds a sixth‑inning RBI, and a three‑run seventh seals the victory. Doak exits after injuring hand. Meadows and Ames combine on the mound for five scoreless innings.
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New York
Snyder
Hornsby
Wilson
Gonzales
Doak
Herzoe
Meadows
Ames
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Lohert
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Markle
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Beer AG
Masacs
T. of Pofcin
Cvgespea A
Herzog
Perritt
Cente
O'Day
Harrison
Dodgers Rout Cubs 9-4 on strong hitting
Brooklyn batters pounded Prendergast and Brown for a 9 to 4 victory over Chicago. Outfielder Jimmy Johnston left the game after a broken nose from a curveball. Cheney exited early due to instability and Dell was pulled for wild pitching.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Prendergast
Brown
Jimmy Johnston
Cubs
Cheney
Dell
Surprises Define Grand Circuit Races at North Randall
In Cleveland on August 22 two favorites won in the Grand Circuit meet at North Randall while several outsiders and dark horses took notable wins, adding unexpected drama to the program.
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Cleveland, O
North Randall
Thrilling Speed and Close Heats Highlight 8000 at Exhibition Meet
Crowds of 8000 watched Lee Axworthy set a stallion world record of 2:01 in an exhibition mile, beating The Harvester by three quarters of a second. In the 2:18 trot Sister Strong won two heats and the race, Brescia taking the third. Diameter led the 2:1 pace until The Problem and Tommy Murphy claimed second in the final summary. Harrods Creek swept the Glenville three-year-old trot with Mapletree close behind, while Fay Richmond won the 2:0 pace after four heats and money placements. Judge Ormonde started strong but fell back after the opening mile.
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Lee Axworthy
Har
Charley Valentine
Sister Strong
Brescia
Diameter
Tommy Murphy
Glenville
Harrods Creek
Kentucky
Mapletree
Fay Richmond
Judge Ormonde
Strong
Strong Boy
Valentine
McDonald
Prince Todd
Moore
Retherford
Dium
Grady
Wilbur
Gosnel
Admiral Dewey Tebik
Snow
Handy Jim
Erskine
Hanks Bellini
Earing
Dr Baymar
W. Fleming
General Watts
Engleman
B. c
Murphy
Peter Mount
Ieer
Jack Mooney
Br. G. McDonald
Waterfront Calendar for August 23
The waterfront calendar lists tides sun and moon details for August 23 with morning tides at 7 feet 6 inches and evening tides at 5 feet, full moons on September 11 and October 11, and planetary notes for Mars Venus Jupiter and Saturn. It also notes the 236th day of the year, 754th day of war, and 30 days left of summer.
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Mars
Venus
Jupiter
Saturn
Ten Vessels Bring Fresh Groundfish and Mixed Arrivals
Ten vessels delivered fresh groundfish to the fish pier yesterday. Tilefish came aboard the Ethel Penney with 30,000. swordfish arrived as the Harry and Thelma with 54. Mackerel arrivals included Naomi Bruce 3,000 and Lucier 15,000. Other notes cover Leyland line ships carrying horses to Liverpool and the Canopic taking passengers and cargo to New York.
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Etta Mildred
Silveria
Natalie Nelson
Eva Avina
Ocd M
I.ie
Ethel Penney
Harry
Thelma
Naomi Bruce
Enterprise
Charles Dyer
Anna T
Lucier
Devonian
Leyland Line
Liverpool
Leyland
London
la Pallice
Sagamore
Mangus Manson
Jamaica
Torrey
Deer Isle
Canopic
White Star Line
Italy
Azores
New York
Immigra
McLoughlin and Kumagae Default in Meadow Club Event
In Southampton New York on August 22 Maurice E McLoughlin former national champion and Ichiya Kumagae Japanese expert defaulted their matches at the Meadow Club tournament amid extreme heat and rising defaults. Rowland Roberts and William Clothier each won decisive matches while Count Otto Salm and R Norris Williams performed notably despite general poor form across the field. With 16 survivors in singles organizers planned to start doubles the next day.
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N. Y
Maurice E. McLoughlin
Ichiya Kumagae
Meadow Club
Hasishiro Mikami
Japan
Rowland Roberts
San Francisco
McLoughlin
Kumagae
Roberts
William J. Clothier
Otto Salm
Austria
Mikami
Arthur S. Cragin
Clothier
Edwin R. McCormick
Edmund W. Peaslee
Yale
Williams
Local Rider Aims For Upset In 50 Mile Bike Championship
The American motor-paced title will be decided at Revere track in a 50 mile race led by George Wiley defending his crown against Clarence Carman Bobby Walthour and Fred Herbert. Herbert of Fall River emerges as a strong local contender after standout qualification heat, while Carman threatens with a blazing 5 mile 59 minute performance. Wiley faces injuries and must improve to stay in contention as Walthour looms as a dangerous challenger.
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Revere
George Wiley
Syracuse
Clarence Carman
Bobby Walthour
Fred Herbert
Fall River
Herbert
Carman
Philadelphia
Long Island
Slowtown
Wiley
Walthour
Bobby
Duluth Boat Club Coach Ten Pyck Retires After 1911 Career
James Ten Pyck Jr., longtime coach of the Duluth Boat Club crews since 1911, announces permanent retirement citing pressure from Eastern business interests.
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Duluth
Minn
James Ten Pyck, Jr
Duluth Boat Club
Gossip Boxers by Doc Almy
Boxers Young Jasper and Carl Herz set for a 10 round feature at Lenox A C Gloucester next Monday. Referee John Sheehan named by Commercial A C officials. Planned winner faces Joe White on Sept 4 with more bouts announced. Other matchups include Young Britt vs Al Delmont and two six rounders at Augusta A C. Talks to add Patsey Green vs Dummy Burns and potential Bill Flemming vs Johnny Wilson. Berlin N H Labor Day night hosts two six rounds Rivers vs Armstrong. Gerard eyes Tony Watlin clash at 118 pounds. Crowley Reagan sparing plans noted.
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Young Jasper
North
Young Britt
New Bedford
al Delmont
Boston
Commercial A. C
Ray Cass
Dan McCormack
East Boston
Augusta A. C
Augusta
Patsey Green
Dummy Burns
New York
Bill Flemming
Johnny Wilson
Wilson
Flemming
Berlin
N. H
Joe Rivers
Gloucester
Carlo Armstrong
North End
Jack Reno
al Gerard
Tony Watlin
Brighton
Gerard
Watlin
Mike Crowley
Malden
Tommy Reagan
Reagan
Crowley
Steamers Kansan and Kentuckian Reported Near Boston
A wireless dispatch states the American steamer Kansan bound for this city was 864 miles east of Boston Light yesterday noon. The Kentuckian, en route from Buenos Ayres to Boston, will dock this morning at Commonwealth pier.
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Kansan
Boston Light
Kentuckian
Boston
Buenos Ayres
Commonwealth Pier
Shipping News Arrived and Sailed From Atlantic Ports
Shipping reports list steamers and tugs arriving at East Coast ports including Canadian Br Bristol ships Bullock and Simms with movements to Yarmouth Portland and Boston. Vessels sailed include Grigorios Ziatanos Canopic Prince George Japanese Prince and Persian from Piraeus to New York Philadelphia Norfolk and other ports with towing barges and lightering activities.
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Bullock
Liverpool
Prince George
Simms
Yarmouth
Calvin Austin
Mitchell
St. John
Eastport
Portland
Nantucket
McDorman
Norfolk
Middlesex
Wider
Cto
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Crowell
New York
Edward Pierce
Wade
Lamberts
Point
Bay State
Strout
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Rawley
Bangor
City of Rockland
Linscott
Bath
John G. Chandler
Hanna
Rahama Shaw
Newburyport
Mercury
Wall
Pittston
Rondout
Channing
Bone
Scituate
Lynn
Edward
Eveleth
Haskell
Ipswich
Ervin J. Luce
Webster
Rockport
Grigorios Ziatanos
Piraeus
Greece
Oe R. Shaw
Newburyport Sandard
T. Co
Mateverite
Kate L. Pray
Mary E. Lynch
Stonington
Jane Palmer
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