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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1905

Page

3

Boston and Cleveland split in doubleheader thriller

In Cleveland, Buelow drove in Bradley for the winning run in the ninth as Boston and Cleveland split a wild doubleheader. Boston won the first game behind Hess’s strong pitching and heavy hitting, while Cleveland answered in the nightcap with late scoring and precise hitting. The crowd roared as the champions outslugged Boston amid errors and bursts of offense.

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Palmo Tablets Ad Promises Sleep and Youth

An old advertisement touts Palmo Tablets to induce sleep and bolster the nervous system. It claims a 50 cent price per box and a 5 dollar offer for 12 boxes with a guarantee, listing multiple city retailers and free delivery.

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Champion Rose to Return to Michigan

Everett C. Brown of the Chicago Athletic Association reports that Ralph Rose has been absolved of all sins by the University of Michigan and will reenter college in September. Rose had sought to compete for Pastime A. C. in New York under Chicago A. A. colors, was refused, left for the East, set a 24 pound shot record, then was expelled from Michigan and has since raced under Chicago A. A. colors.

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Double Plays Highlight Local Baseball Tilt

Walsh, Vaill, Lovell turned double plays including Pastor Connors and Bigbie. Valdois uncorked a unassisted gem. Murphy joined Valdois in a strong defensive showing. Vaill and Varney issued walks, Morrissey fanned batters, Labelle Cavanaugh and Mullaney were hit by pitches. Attendance 700.

Walsh Vaill Lovell Pastor Connors Bigbie Valdois Murphy Varney Morrissey Labelle Cavanaugh Mullaney Hastings

Lawrence Dominates Taunton In Double Header Sweep

Lawrence defeats Taunton 4 0 in game one and 21 2 in game two. Lieth wins both games pitching for Lawrence, with Armbruster and Cassidy notable hitters. Second game ends after seven innings by agreement. Attendance about 500.

Lawrence Taunton Lieth

Edison Men Swimming Contest at L Street

The annual Edison Electric Illuminating Company employee swimming contest was held yesterday at the L Street station. James E. Brennan of the electrical department won, with Frederick Guether of engineering second. Referee was Pierce Kent, timekeeper William F. Kennedy. Committee: W. A. Baker and H. J. Elden.

Edison Electric Illuminating Company L Street Station James E. Brennan Electrical Department Frederick Guether Engineering Pierce Kent William F. Kennedy W. A. Baker H. J. Elden

Cardinals Defeat Red Sox in Slow 6-2 Game

The St. Louis Cardinals won 6 to 2 in Boston, capitalizing on a four-run first inning. Thielman allowed five hits while Boston’s Fraser yielded eight. Highlights include Cannell’s two-base hits and Smoot’s two-bagger, with Dunleavy, Smoot, and McBride scoring on key plays.

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Haverhill Beats Fall River 5 4 On Key Bunt

Haverhill wins 5 4 over Fall River after a failed bunt on a third strike. Scoring featured multiple players including Lawrence Wallace Boardman Taylor Ahearn O'Hara Bowcock and Griheen with Feeney Carriea contributing sacrifices. Murphy Bowcock Moorehead stole bases. McGinley Carrick allowed runs and Waters had two passed balls. Time listed as 1h 42m with Umpire O'Brien and 300 in attendance.

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Lynn Triumphs Over New Bedford 10 9 in Late Rally

Lynn edges New Bedford 10 9 after a two out winning run in the ninth. Bannon, Bigble, Walsh, Cavanaugh, Mullaney and Coveney drive key hits with multiple players collecting two base hits and home plate runs as the late rally seals the victory.

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New York Takes Lead as Leever Wobbles in Win Over Pittsburg

National League game in New York Aug 238 New York gains lead in fifth when Leever weakens Dahlen ejected for disputing calls Donlin hits in for Case Brain and Mertes homeruns provide offense McGinnity and Leever combine for seven strikeouts Attendance 12 000 with 2 0 final.

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Baseball Schedule Matches Set Across Cities

National matchups list Pittsburg at Boston Cincinnati at New York Chicago at Philadelphia St. Louis at Brooklyn with two games each in the series planning stage.

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Stahl May Play First for Cleveland If No Rookie Fits

Aug 25 report says Chick Stahl may try first base if Jimmy Collins cannot find a promising rookie. Collins searches for Lindsay like talent from Detroit, noting Lindsay's value and that Detroit got him without paying and would not sell now.

Cleveland Jimmy Collins Chick Stahl Collins Lindsay Detroit New England Collings

Battered for Kling in ninth. Brooklyn tops Chicago

Brooklyn scored in the ninth to beat Chicago 8 to 2. Slagle Hoffman and Dobbs collected two base hits while Schulte hit a three bagger. Hochman, Malay, and Babb stole bases as Brooklyn built an early lead and held on for the win.

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Toronto Rowing Champion Eddie Drunan Wins American Title

Eddie Drunan of Toronto defeated Thomas Sullivan of New Zealand to win the sculling championship of America in 20 minutes 55 and 4 fifths seconds.

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