Favorites Win Doubles Trophies at Newport Tournament
Maurice E. McLoughlin of San Francisco and T. C. Bundy of Los Angeles won the doubles title in Newport, defeating Dean Mathey and George M. Church in straight sets 6-4 6-2 6-4. The match capped a day featuring 32 singles and doubles matches at the Casino, with Bundy delivering decisive lobs and kills to steady the Californians.
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Newport
R. I
T. C. Bundy
Los Angeles
Maurice E. McLoughlin
San Francsco
Dean Mathey
Crawford
N. J
George M. Church
New
Bundy
McLaughlin
Mathey
Church
Chicago
R. N. Williams
Philadelphia
Harvard
William M. Johnston
San Francisco
Johnston
Williams
A. S. Dabney
Boston
8. H. Vashell
New York
Dabney
Vashell
Willis Mitchell Mows Down Red Sox in Extra Battle
Willis Mitchell dominated Boston batters as New York won a tense middle game. Jackson and Kirke supplied key hits while Speaker and Scott produced late threats. The go ahead score remained tight until final outs as the scoreline closed with Cady grounding out.
Tigers at Fenway Set for fierce three game series
Hughey Jennings and his Tigers arrive at Fenway for a high near series with Bill Carrigan's Red Sox. Ty Cobb and Wahoo Crawford lead the batting line while local fans eye a hard fought set.
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Hughey Jennings
Tigers
Fenway Grounds
Bill Carrigan
Ty Cobb
Wahoo Crawford
Edlgred Phenom Aims For Record Sprint Trio
If the three filers come together and are in shape, observers expect a monumental sprint showing in these parts. The pairing could yield one of the area’s fastest times in recent memory.
Langford Stops Kid Cotton in Four Rounds at Atlas A A
Sam Langford of Boston punishes George Kid Cotton of Pittsburgh, stopping him in four rounds at the Atlas A A. Langford's fierce early pressure and body blows overpower Cotton who succumbs to a full count. Dan McDonald defeats Joe Geary in the fourth. Next week Matty Baldwin faces Eddie Murphy in the main bout.
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Samn, Langford
Boston
George
Kid) Cotton
Pittsburg
Atlas A. A
Cotton
Langford
Ho Ho
Pittsburger
Sam
Saamniput
Smith
Joe Geary
Geary
Dan
McDonald
Joe
Matty Baldwin
Eddie Murphy
Og Aesee Bottled at Brewery Under Hygienic Conditions
The notice claims Og Aesee is bottled at the brewery under strict hygienic conditions and preferred for a distinct flavor by certain people. Orders can be placed by the case or by phone at Richmond 1717 or 1718.
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Richmond
Athletics Shut Out Browns Twice In Twin Bill
In the opening game Bressler held St. Louis to three hits and struck out ten. Offense came from Leverenz Baichley and Mitchell. In the second contest Pennock scored the lone run on a triple and Murphy’s single as Philadelphia prevailed 1–0.
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Bressler
St. Louis
Leverenz
Baichley
Mitchell Pennock
Murphy
Philadelphia
Walsh
Collins
Iene
Austin
Oldring
Agnew
Leary
Pratt
W Wallace
Louis
Mitchell
Beesler
Bt. Louis
Lanecens
Connolly
Philadelphia AB
Rem
Davies
Ower Seee Collins
Feeeie
Ee Baker
Ieee MelInnis
Strunk
Barry
Schang
Pennocyo
St, Louis
A. E Austin
Juisesas Bhotten
Perinock
bit—Davies
C.walker
McInnis
Baker
I Banyollins
Bages
Pindhia
James
T.tintsiohie
Pranode
Highlanders Shut Out White Sox in New York Game
New York defeated Chicago by a clear margin to take two of three games. The Highlanders shut out the White Sox, securing a strong win in front of home fans.
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Highlanders
White Sox
New York
Chicago
Cleveland Naps Triumph Over Boston 3 1 at Fenway Park
Willis Mitchell pitched masterfully for Cleveland to outduel Boston at Fenway Park as the Naps won 3 to 1. Manager reserves Mitchell for the season finale, trusting his arm to handle the Red Sox lineup.
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Willis Mitchell
Fenway Park
Cleveland
Boston
Naps
Mitchell Holds Red Sox, Tops Naps in Cleveland Win
Southpaw Mitchell struck out nine and allowed three hits over seven innings as the Cleveland Naps defeated Boston 3–0. Ernest Shore matched him well, but a costly Hoblitzell error in the fourth opened the door for Cleveland. Scott and Speaker led Boston with two singles apiece, while Wambsganss added a key defensive play.
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Redy
Shore
Cady
Jackson
Hooper
Wood
Scott
Boston
Mitchell
Speaker
Chapman
Lewis
Lajoie
Kirke
Larry
Turner
Gainer
Gardner
Hoblitzell
Cubyerane
AB R
Urner
Eae
Stern
Tae Mitchell
Teed
Wood Cisseaeveassas
Sarees Sane Marios Vedsanvaeen Cocks
Bhore
Cleveland
Eweneee
Emer Ee Hemene
Ae Bit
Man
Salon
Wee
Joie
Red Sox
Napland
Hall
Wambsganss
Samme
Janvrin
Mitchell Ernest Shore
Boston Brigade
Round the
Sox
Harry
Wambsgariss
Tigers Arrive for Red Sox Series in Boston
The Detroit Tigers visit Boston for a three game set against Carrigan's Red Sox. Ty Cobb returns to the lineup with Sam Crawford, while Detroit battles for revenge after recent doubleheader wins and extra inning losses in Washington. Leonard Collins and Gregg likely to be used by Chicago?
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Tigers
Naps
Detroit Jungaleers
Athletics
Red Sox
Carrigan
Detroit
Grif
Washington
Sox
Dunhue
Dutch Leonard
Jennings
Southpaws
Leonard
Collins
Gregg
Three runs on two hits cap comeback drive
Chap man led off with a slow grounder that rolled for two bases after a fielding error. Jackson singled with two strikes to center off Speaker, as the rally began and threatened the lead.
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Chapman
Hobbie
Jackson
Speaker
Sullivan Kilrain Fight Date and Related Matches
The Sullivan Kilrain bout occurred July 8 1889 and the Sullivan Corbett fight took place September 7 1902. The text notes KO outcomes for Walcott including a 1901 San Francisco KO by Kid Carter and a KO defeat by Larkey Temple. It mentions Sam Langford never KOing Jeannette and explains Shoeless Joe Jackson earned his nickname for playing barefoot before the majors. It references Dan Donovan Charlestown and Jerry Casey Lowell bowls at Post tonight at 7 30.
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Walcott
Sam Langford
Jeannette
Joe Jackson
Joe
Jackson
Dan Donovan
Charlestown
Jerry Casey
Lowell
J. Herbert Moran
Braves
Brooklyn
Reds
Mike Gibbons
George Knockout Brown
Chica
Atlas A. A
Mike
Gibbons
Packey McFarland
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Long
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Giants
Miller Huggins
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Charley Rice
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J Jenkins
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Igel
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Demmitt
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Martland Band
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Reynold
Cobb
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Moeller
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Veach
Kavanaugh
Heilman
Eernae
BE. Moeller
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