Cubs Rout Doves 11 to 1 in Chicago Slugfest
Cubs beat the Doves 11 to 1 at the West Side ball park. Chance's group drove in nine runs in the sixth inning fueled by walks and wild pitches. Archer led with a triple, Zimmerman and Schulte drove runs, and Evers, Sheckard, and Kling added key hits as Chicago pulled away.
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Tinker
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Collins
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Kane
Schulte
Evers
Shean
Johnny Kling
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A. Sheckard
Sebnite
Needham
Klem and
Sears Triumphs in Mixed Doubles at Newport Casino
In the round robin doubles for cups at the Casino Miss Eleonora Sears and N. W. Jones defeated Miss Marion Fenno and George Wrenn 6 3 6 4 7 5 to claim the win amid the Newport event.
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Newport
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Casino
Eleonora Sears
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Marion Fenno
George Wrenn
Giants Win In Final Inning In National Game
In St Louis on August 24 Lush faltered late allowing three runs as the Giants clinched victory in the final inning. McIntosh reports Packy McFarland signed for four 20 round bouts in Australia next fall facing douglas nedden sumner sumners and anholz. After Australia he will travel to England for likely rematch with Freddie Welsh.
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McIntosh
Packy McFarland
Australia
Packy
Jem Douglas
Jack Nedden
Rudolph Anholz
Johnny Sumners
England
Freddie Welsh
Taft Awards Harpoon Trophy to Skipper Adams
President Taft presents the Harpoon cup to Charles Francis Adams 2d of the sonderklasse yacht Harpoon after a regatta against Spanish entrants. On the Mayflower off Burgess Point Taft toasts the King of Spain and the Spanish minister to mark racing ties, with officials and guests in attendance.
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Taft
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Royal Sporting Club of
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Elcano
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Old Kingdom
President Taft Attends Mayflower Visit at Burgess Point
President Taft arrives aboard the Mayflower as 21 gun salutes ring out. He greets Justice Holmes and officials, presents a cup to Mr. Adams, and lifts it to prove a boast. Spanish minister Don Juan Riano y Gayangos joins the party, with a luncheon followed by Taft’s remarks.
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Spanish Yacht Clubs
Franklin MacVeagh
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United States Supreme Court
Massachusetts
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Clark
Bundy Beats Wright to Reach National Title Match
Beals C Wright of Boston loses in the all comers final at Newport to Thomas C Bundy of Los Angeles in straight and extended sets 6 3 6 3 6 8 10 8 Bundy advances to meet William A Larned of Summit New Jersey for the national title tomorrow in the Casino courts event.
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Thomas C. Bundy
Los Angeles
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Wright
Pacific Coast
William A. Larned
Summit
N. J
Bundy Wins Pacific Coast Doubles Title In Exciting Match
Bundy and T. W. Hendrick claim the Pacific Coast doubles championship after a hard fought victory over Wright. Bundy dominates early sets with 59 points to 40 but Wright rallies in the third. Bundy seals the win in the 18th game as Larned and Wright’s past championships frame the international scene. Officials for the Wood Island Park finals praised by Pr Harrington and Nat Young.
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Hays
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Nat Young
The
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Wood Island Park
Harvester Again Breaks Record Pace at Empire City
Harvester driven by KE F Geers wins heat and race in 2 03 despite a headwind at Empire City track. Willy takes division of 2 16 class trot and Hailworthy wins Fleetwood stakes of 2500 dollars as other top horses race on the Grand Circuit.
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Empire City Track
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Buffalo
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Hailworthy
Duffey's Column on Champions and Coming Stars
Harry Lewis blames poor showing on lack of effort while Leo Houck wins. Duffey notes Mel Sheppard lowers his 6 2 yard mark and Shrubb struggles with injury. He praises Chisholm Fred Burne and Oscar Hedlund as likely to lead New Orleans October national champs trip.
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Leo Houck
Lewis
Tom Burke
Sheppard
Burke
New England
New Orleans
Chisholm
Freddy Burne
Oscar Hedlund
Ior
New Bedford Wins Doubleheader Over Lawrence
New Bedford won both games of a doubleheader against Lawrence at home. In the opener Bushelman pitched well and New Bedford triumphed 5 to 3. The second game was a rout as New Bedford won 11 to 2 with strong hitting from McCormick and McCrone.
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New Bedford
Lawrence
Bushelman
McCormick
McCrone
Ninth-inning rally lifts Worcester past opponents
Noblett drives two runs and a triple as Worcester overcomes early deficit. Daum, Monahan, Burg, Noblett, and Anthony contribute with key hits and sacrifice plays. Logistical miscues and errors shape the late frame, with Worcester leaving runners stranded and bases loaded before final out. Time 2h 15m. Umpires O Brien and Fyana.
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Evans
Hartford Manager Suspended For Remainder Of Season
President Tracy of the Connecticut league suspended Hartford manager Thomas J. Connery for the season after he ran onto the field in civilian clothing during the Hartford New Britain game to dispute a call and used abusive language that could incite riot.
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Connecticut League of Baseball Clubs
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Three Hits Off Mr Rowan In Ten Inning Tie
In Cincinnati August 24 Rowan bested Rucker in a 10 inning pitchers battle. Rowan allowed only three scattered hits and remained untroubled while Rucker faltered in the 10th as a single, a steal and an additional hit produced the deciding run.
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New England All Around Championships Sept 14 1910
The annual New England all around championships will be held at Technology Field Brookline on Wednesday afternoon Sept 14 1910 at 2 o clock. Events include 10 yard run shot put 16 pound hammer high jump 880 yard walk pole vault 120 yard hurdles weight for distance broad jump and one mile run.
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Technology Field
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