Concord Beats Fall River 4 to 0 In Baseball Tilt
Concord shut out Fall River 4 to 0 on August 24 at Concord with noted fielding plays. Hustace Newton Eaton and McCarthy led base work while O Hara and Pulsifer provided key catches. Attendance reached 600 as McCarthy and Gilroy split pitching duties with four strikeouts each.
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Ball
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McCarthy
McCloud
Lawrence 7 Haverhill 2 in New England game summary
Lawrence defeated Haverhill 7 to 2 at Glen Forest. The decisive third inning produced six runs on five singles and a double off Dupee. McKinley relieved Dupee for Haverhill and fared better. Hart struck out bunting on a third strike. Major stats include two-base hits by Morrissey Richardson Stolen bases by Sheets Callaghan Berry Sheets Calhoun and a double play Coveney and O Hara. Attendance about 400.
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Manchester Beats New Bedford 13 11 In League Game
Manchester defeated New Bedford 13 to 11 in New Bedford. A total of 31 hits were recorded with nine for extra bases and 13 errors, eight charged to New Bedford. Manchester led 8 runs in the first inning before replacing Miller and Whiting. Umpire Sullivan fined Kane five dollars for abusive language.
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Miller
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Sullivan
Kane
Manchester Beats New Bedford In Slugging Contest
Murray rips a three base hit and drives multiple two base hits for Manchester while Cote Clark and Rapp also collect multiple hits. New Bedford issues seven Manchester errors and strands thirteen baserunners as Miller Whiting and O'Neal own the mound. Attendance not listed.
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New Bedford
Gee Ball
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Stroh
Sullivan
Allen
Nashua and Lowell Split Doubleheader In Crowd Pleasing Games
Nashua and Lowell played a two game set before the season's largest crowd. In game one Lowell took a four run fifth inning aided by four hits and two errors by McLaughlin to secure a lead Nashua could not erase. In game two Lowell won 5 to 4 as Watt faltered in the ninth with two walks loading the bases.
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N. H
Lowell
McLaughlin
Wilson
Watt
New England League Franchise Transfer Idea Nears Agreement
In Haverhill it is understood that an agreement will transfer the New England league franchise controlled by the local association to Charles Ganzel, the former Boston catcher, at the end of the current season.
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Haverhill
New England League
Charles Ganzel
Boston
Baseball notes from Boston and St Louis with mixed results
Pop Williams to pitch for Boston today while St Louis headlines celebrate three double plays. The Amos Cummings memorial game at Huntington avenue features Globe and Herald teams. Umpire talk and managerial chatter punctuate a busy schedule as Collins and Pirates tease odds and travel plans.
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Pop Williams
Boston
Cardinals
Hyde Park
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Hurst
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Globe and Herald
Amos Cummings
Mike Donlin
Jake Beckley
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Joe Corbett
Doc Newton
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Cy Young
Hill
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Pirates
Leather Soles Case Spurs Police Inquiry
Police seek owner of 140 leather soles found with Carl Chapman aged 21 who refuses to identify the rightful owner. Chapman, not a cobbler, has an unusual fondness for leather soles and investigators pursue answers.
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Carl Chapman
Carl
Watch Thief Carney Arrested in May 7 Thefts
John Kearney alias Carney, 20, of 29 Maverick Square, was arrested yesterday on a charge of relieving Russell G. Auntley of 14 Blackstone Street of a watch valued at $6 on May 7.
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Carney
Maverick Square
Russell G. Auntley
Blackstone Street
National League baseball pairings listed for upcoming games
The schedule shows St Louis against Boston Cincinnati facing Brooklyn Chicago meeting New York and Pittsburg playing Philadelphia in a set of five matchups.
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R & E. Att'ce
ST. Louis
Boston
Chicago
New York
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis Cubs Top Boston 6-4 In Nerve-Free Contest
St. Louis showed major league class in a 6-4 win over Boston. Mordecai Brown pitched creditable ball with three double plays aiding his cause as Greminger and Moran provided key hits. Aubrey had an off day for Boston with three errors, while Tim Hurst umpired in his return and drew praise from fans. Attendance 1523.
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Boston
Mordecai Brown
Brown
Dunleavy
Farrell
Dexter
Harry Aubrey
Aubrey
Burke
Carney
Cooley
Tim Hurst
Hurst
Greminger
Moran
James Hackett
Brain
Tenney
Batty
Malarkey
S.s.escesecs
Bomion
Abase Cacayee
Barclay
Stanley
O'Neill
Smoot
Hackett
O'’Neill
New York and Chicago Split Doubleheader at Polo Grounds
The Chicago and New York Nationals split a Polo Grounds doubleheader with New York winning the second game behind Mathewson, while Chicago faltered early on Babb’s misplays. Lundgren and Raub relieved Menefee in the fifth as two wild throws aided New York scoring. the first game tipped to Chicago after misplays, darkness halted the finale with New York up by one.
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Chicago
New York Nationals
Polo Grounds
Babb
Mathewson
Menefee
Lundgren
Raub
Kling
Ballgame Lineup and Scoring Summary
The record notes a baseball game with Mathewson on the mound for the offense and Landgrese on the opposite side. Menefee drove in runs, and there were hit by pitched balls, strikeouts by Mathewson, a passed ball by Warner, and a wild pitch by Mathewson. Time 1 hour 26 minutes. Umpire O Day. Attendance 875.
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Enefee
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Byathewson
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Matewson
O'Day
Pittsburg and Philadelphia Play 11 Innings With No Result
In Philadelphia the Pirates and Phillies battled 11 innings to a tie as Leever and Mitchell shone on the mound and both defenses gloved clean. Attendance 1580. Beamon, Sebring, Wagner and Wolvert on starred with key hits. The game featured strong fielding, tight pitching, and no decision.
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Leever
Mitchell
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A'mont
Thomas
Clarke
Glearon
Leach
Wolv'ton
Wagner
Kelster
B'field
Barry
Ritchey
Douglass
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Hulsawittss
Phelps
Cincinnati Beats Brooklyn In Well Played Baseball Game
Cincinnati defeats Brooklyn 8 to 4 as Phillips and Reidy duel on the mound. Cincinnati capitalizes with two big innings while Brooklyn cannot solve Phillips with bases loaded in crucial moments. Seymour's spectacular catch in the fifth marks the fielding highlight.
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Phillips
Reidy
Seymour
Gessler
Big featherweight clash set for Tammany meeting Thursday
The season’s first star card features rival featherweights Kid Goodman and Chester Goodwin. Manager John Mack of the Tammany Club arranged the bout after a weight dispute, with Goodwin boxing at 115 pounds and accepting Goodman at 122 pounds for a 3 o'clock Thursday match.
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Kid Goodman
Chester Goodwin
John Mack
Tammany Club
Goodwin
Goodman
Boxing Stars and Club Politics Stir Local Scene
Report from a local boxing scene outlines Tammany Club’s strict action dropping eight members for courtesy violations. Promoters discuss future matchups including Pat McCarthy, Jim Burke, Ben Alexander, and Eddie White. Mentions of Jeffries, Corbett, and a potential cross-champion bout signal ongoing bid for big money showdowns.
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Tammany Club
Jack Gardner
Cambridge
Pat McCarthy
McCarthy
Kid Lester
Jim Burke
Lawrence
Lester
Burke
Jim Kennedy
Ben Alexander
Harry Colden
Herman Rucker
Eddie White
Sandy Ferguson
Nova Scotia
Bar Harbor Way
Musty
Patty
Mattie Baldwin
George Murray
Salem
Jim Jeffries
Jim Corbett
Jeffries
Fitz Wants a Fight with Any Opponent
Bob Fitzsimmons desires a fight and is flexible on opponent time and place. He would take Corbett as a preference but also challenges Munroe. He shows no particular conditions beyond wanting the bout.
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Chicago
Bob Fitzsimmons
Corbett
Munroe
Walcott and Grim Sign Bout Before Quaker City Club
Joe Walcott and Joe Grim signed for a six round heavyweight bout at the Quaker City Club. Walcott must stop Grim before the sixth round ends or forfeit all the money. Grim has shown stamina against bigger foes and may last the limit.
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Joe Grim
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Quaker City Club
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Grim
Royal Blue Line Early Fall Tours From Boston
Personally conducted tours leaving Boston on Friday Sept 11 include eight day and twelve day itineraries. Readers visit Reading Penn Gettysburg Blue Mountains Maryland Washington and Philadelphia with added trips to Old Point Comfort James River and Richmond. Costs range from 32 to 52 dollars and cover all expenses. Apply to Joseph P. Taggart N E P A Royal Blue Line 360 Washington Street Boston Mass.
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Browns Rout Plymouth Rocks In Season Finale
Jack Brown Powell pitched effectively for St Louis in a 5 1 victory over Boston. Gibson started for Boston and was tagged for the decisive blows as St Louis collected hits in every inning but the first. Free man and Lachance starred for Boston while Hill and Iriel stood out for the Browns in a well played finale before about 2500 fans.
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Cleveland 3 Philadelphia 0 from Aug 24 game
Joss pitched a one hitter to beat Philadelphia as Cleveland tallied three runs on long hits. Hickman belted a homer into the right field bleachers to highlight the scoring at Cleveland.
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Detroit Beaten Twice by Washington in Doubleheader
Washington defeats Detroit 6 8 in two games as Detroit errs away runs. Kissinger nearly shuts out in game one and Kitson yields a seventh inning rally in game two. Foul catches by Drill highlight fielding. Attendance 2490. Long, Crawford, Yeager power hits for Washington and Moran steals bases.
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Mich
Washington
Kissinger
Kitson
Teamshead
Cssceesess
Crawford
Yeager
Moran
Selbach
McCormick
Robinson
Lee
R. B. Po
A.e
Mullin
Orth
Chicago Links Blank New York in Shortened Game
In Chicago the locals blanked New York for five innings before Owen and Wolfe allowed runs as Wolfe batted. the game ended in the eighth due to darkness with Chicago scoring five and New York five. Attendance 1,100.
Titus 10 Row Champion Greer
New York Aug 24 C S Titus argues he is better than F B Greer after Greer took the national title in Worcester. They will race in the Middle States regatta in Washington and Titus has entered to meet Greer before retirement. Titus plans to row in the New York Bay regatta Kill von Kull event to stay in form and prove he can outrow Greer.
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Larned Leads USA in Semi Final Tennis Showing
At Newport Rhode Island on August 24 the American players faltered in the semi finals. Carleton struggled with a sprained ankle and Doherty dominated. Clothier and E F Larned contested a poor match. Larned appeared strongest in practice, defeating G L Wr ennes in the afternoon.
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Bicycle Notes on Leander and Champion in Cambridge and Revere races
The article profiles George Leander recovering from a broken collarbone and racing near Cambridge, planning 20 miles behind motors at Charles River Park against Albert Champion and Hugh MacLean. It details Munroe’s omission, Jimmy Moran replacing him, and announces the Elkes memorial meet at Carles River Park on Sept. 3 with leading pace followers signed up.
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Motorman Foley in Better Condition After Collision
Motorman Michael Foley of the Boston and Northern, whose car collided with a Boston Elevated on Salem Street, is reported in better condition tonight. Doctors fear a portion of his right foot may require amputation.
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Michael Foley
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Salem Street
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Sally VII Wins at Wellfleet in Cape Cod Bay Race
In light variable winds at Wellfleet the Cape Cod Bay Yacht Racing Association opened with no boat finishing within three hours in Class D and E. Early Dawn briefly led Class D before Sally VII overtook near the first turn while Tayac faltered as winds shifted. Second race set for tomorrow with easterly winds expected.
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