Arenllanes Deserved to Win Over Walsh in Key Matchups
In a series of regional showdowns ARELLANES faces WALSH across major cities. St. Louis visits Boston, Chicago meets New York, Detroit travels to Philadelphia, and Cleveland contests Washington in a set of high profile games.
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Boston Red Sox Lose Fourth Straight to White Sox
Boston falls 3 to 2 as Jake Stahl fumbles a third inning bunt and Walsh bests Arelianes. The Red Sox rally in the ninth but fail to bring in Lord from third after Thoney’s hit, with Stahl’s out at home ending the threat.
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Bullet Jack Thoney
Red Sox
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Boston
Arelianes
Ed Walsh
Sullivan
Gessler
Tannehill
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Parent
Lord
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Atz
Features of Yesterdays Game
Stahl's lucky triple to left and Thoney's great catch of Dougher ty's line drive highlight yesterday's game. Sullivan's running catch off Isbell in the third and Lord's clever pickup of Atz's grounder in the fourth showcased strong defense.
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Thoney
Dougherty
Sullivan
Isbell
Lord
Atz
Cleveland Takes Third Straight Over Phillies in Rain
In a drizzling rain at Philadelphia on August 25 Cleveland claimed a third straight win over the Phillies aided by timely stick work. The game featured persistent drizzle and close scoring as Cleveland extended their unbeaten stretch against Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland Today
Frank Greer Announces Final Rowing Appearance
East Boston champion oarsman Frank B. Greer says today will be his last public appearance. He will race an exhibition mile at 3 o'clock during a reunion and field day at the Church of the Most Holy Redeemer in East Boston Point of Pines.
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St. Joseph Boat Club
Riverside Boat Club
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Donahue and Bonner Draw in 12 Round Boxing Card
In a Roxbury vs Pennsylvania title bout at Armory A. A. last night Donahue outpunched Bonner and earned a draw after failing to seize opportunities. The semi between Killeen and Rolfe ended in a draw with both boxers praised. Other bouts featured Griffo and Russell in a shadow display, Finan stopping Madden, and Lewis stopping Shea in short order.
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Roxbury
Jim Bonner
Pennsylvania
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Young Griffo
Buffalo
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Arthur Madden
Charlie Lewis
Cambridge
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Boxing Gossip and Rumors Stir Up Global Ring Plans
Boxing chatter links Tommy Burns with a world chase before facing Jack Johnson and a Sydney bout with Lil Artha, while Joe Brusso eyes Paris then Sydney. Promoter Jim Coffreth offers 25 000 for a 45 round Ketchel Burns clash, and Joe Gans set for Nelson title bout in Colma on September 9 Admission Day. Connolly battles Walcott and Killeen in September.
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St Louis Drops Another to New York in Rough Game
New York beat St Louis 3 to 1 as Manning outpitched Howell. New York scored two runs in the fourth on Ball's single. St Louis left eight men on base, while New York left five. Details list three base hits Hartzell Mellycen and others with errors by both teams. Umpires were Connelly Simelle and others.
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Howell
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Laporte
Williams
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Harter's Clout a Winner in Lawrence Game
Harter, Lawrence's center fielder, starred as the decisive hit came with two out in the eighth. With the bases loaded and two strikes and three balls, his two-base hit drove in three runs to break a 1 1 tie. Murch homered in the fourth as Lawrence defeated Lowell 4 to 1 in a tight finish.
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Worcester Defeats Haverhill 4-1 in Weathered Ball Game
Worcester beat Haverhill 4 to 1 as Burkett led with three singles and a double in five at bats. McCune added three hits in four chances while Haverhill managed only one run in the eighth inning. Barberich faced tough opposition for a solid performance.
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Burkett
McCune
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Lynn Edges Fall River in Ninth Inning Rally
Lynn defeated Fall River 4 to 3 in the ninth inning as Cuthbert tied it with a safe hit and Gardner delivered the winning blow with a long hit after the bases were loaded. Fall River scored three in the sixth on Lynn errors, with Barton, Lovell, Welsh, Cuthbert, Messenger, Donovan, and Norris scoring for Lynn and Gardner collecting two bases. Time 1h 50m. Umpire Lanigan.
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Brockton Defeats New Bedford 5 to 1 in Easy Game
In Brockton on August 25 Brockton beat New Bedford 5 to 1. O'Toole allowed only one hit through seven innings and Conley struggled in the sixth before Murray relieved. M Donovan led the batting with a standout performance and New Bedford failed to reach base after the second inning.
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Giants Again Down Pirates Clinch Lead With 5 3 Win
New York took the third straight game from Pittsburg 5 to 3 to clinch first place. Maddox and Crandall pitched well but the Pirates stranded runners. Wagner was doubled off twice. Bresnahan and McGraw were ejected after a dispute with the umpire. The rally came in the sixth inning on three singles a walk and a sacrifice fly.
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Bits of Baseball The St. Louis Browns Today
The update notes Cy Morgan’s recovery from rheumatism and readiness to return to the mound soon. Jiggs Donahue and Isbell face health issues with Isbell slated to start at first base until recovery. Fielder Jones and George Davis face indefinite suspensions as Chicago’s White Sox run well. Arellanes and Atz, Anderson provide infield depth while Walsh helps Chicago. Dantzig’s coast performance draws attention as Red Sox monitor him for a spring squad. Ladies Day is planned for Friday with women admitted to the grounds. The Cubs remain the reigning world champions from last season.
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Atz
Anderson
Isbell
Harmony Club of Cambridge Outing at Canobie Lake
The Harmony Club of Cambridge plans a local outing at Canobie Lake New Hampshire with Aldermen Joe Casey Jere Corkery John Brennan and others organizing boat racing wrestling running and baseball events. Members will depart Harvard Square by chartered car to LoWell for luncheon before activities at the lake.
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Joe Casey
Jere Corkery
John Brennan
Jack McCarthy
New England
Frank LaMarche
Patrick McNamara
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Vaseline Used by Dorchester Swimmers Before Long Distances
Constant Reader from Dorchester notes that swimmers rub vaseline into the skin before long swims to keep water out of pores and preserve skin oils. The practice is described as aiding vitality during extended swims.
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Games Today New England
Lawrence plays Fall River Worcester faces Brockton Lynn meets Haverhill Lowell battles New Bedford. Local sports schedule lists four matchups across cities with multiple teams vying for wins today.
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Fall River
Worcester
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Haverhill
Lowell
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Cardinals Triumph as Doves Fall to Boston 4 1
St Louis defeats Boston 4 to 1 behind sharp fielding and key plays. Ludwig prevented runs with strong throws while Dahlen contributed two singles and a double in three at bats. Chappelle left injured in the seventh, Lindaman pitched one ball, and Koney made a crucial catch to end a Boston threat.
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Cubs Hit Ball Hard in Win Over Brooklyn
Chicago defeated Brooklyn 10 to 2. Bell was wild and relieved by Rucker. Reulbach pitched in fine form.
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Phillies Win In 10th On Two Hits And Error
Poor base running by both teams marred the game as Philadelphia won in the 10th inning with two hits and an error producing two runs. Gleason is suspended indefinitely by President Pulliam for unbecoming language in Sunday’s game.
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Root Bets Challenge After Fast Race With MacLean At Revere
Eddie Root matched speed with Hugh MacLean in a gripping Revere race on Saturday night. MacLean kept a fast pace and beat Root by a single lap after granting three laps head start. Root immediately bet MacLean $100 that he cannot beat him by three laps next week after more practice. Alma Collins from Lynn joins the lineup, with a one lap handicap on MacLean.
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Cohan Hosts Olympic Guests at The Yankee Prince
George M. Cohan plans a special night at the Knickerbocker Theatre New York for Olympic athletes from London. He sits on the reception committee and designed an Irish American flag for the event. The evening includes a song about the Eagle and the Harp and a tribute to Irish success.
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Knickerbocker Theatre
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London
Mr. Cohan
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Fall River Champions at Bowling on the Green
Fall River defeats New Bedford 39 to 29 to retain the United States bowling green championship at Brae Burn C C Newton August 2. Finalists included Boston Brae Burn C C Fall River New Bedford and New Jersey with esteemed players listed.
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Turner
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Thomas
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Barnstable Fair to Host Four Track Events
Barnstable Agricultural Fair in Barnstable Massachusetts will run four track events on Tuesday afternoon September 1. The 100 yard dash 220 yard dash 440 yard dash and running high jump are open to all registered athletes. Entries must be received by Dr Heman B Chase Hyannis Massachusetts no later than Friday August 28.
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Barnstable
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