Leaders Hold Edge as Boston Faces Long Home Run Run
With Brooklyn still leading the league, Boston, Pittsburgh and Philadelphia contend for second. Philadelphia’s woes fade as Boston strengthens with 28 home games ahead and Lewis delivering two strong wins. A potential major league rival emerges while league chatter hints at reforms and schedules across cities including Philadelphia Boston Brooklyn New York Chicago and Cincinnati.
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Pittsburg
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Norwich
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Ewing
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Brush
Cincinnati
National League
T Intinati Times- Star
Tha Ene Idiows
Adelp
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St. Ae
Chi
St. Louis
Stay
Philadelphis
New
Itago
Pittsbur
St Uls
Cincinabart
Philadelphie
Oo York
Fancy Dress Ball At The Pines Features Oom Paul
Oom Paul will appear at the Fancy Dress Ball held at the Pines. Trains run to midnight and electric cars operate all night for attendees.
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Paul
the Pines
St Louis Triumphs Over Callahan in Pitch Duel
St Louis won today as the Chicago pitcher Callahan struggled at critical moments. Attendance was 7,000. The score remained close throughout the game and the final tally favored St Louis.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Louis
Callahan
Oportune
Local baseball game ends 1-0 in low-scoring affair
Cincinnati, Aug 26. Barrett drew a base on balls Crawford sacrificed, and Beckley singled to drive in the only run in the first inning. Both pitchers matched zeros thereafter with strong defense and solid support from fielders.
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Crawford
Beckley
R. B. Barrett
Bascee
Cuscéanne
Tcotan
Kahoe
Pittsburg
Schriver
Wanllipa
Leach
Ritchey
Hahn
Phillips
Latham and Leever
Eastern and Connecticut League Scores Card
In Rochester New York TORONTO 8 ROCHESTER 4. Syracuse New York MONTREAL 1 to 4. Waterbury Connecticut 14 BRISTOL 9. Buffalo New York 7 MILWAUKEE INDIANAPOLIS 3.
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Rochester
Toronto
Syracuse
Montreal
Hartore
Waterbury
Bristol
Buffalo
Milwaukee
Inneapolis
Boston Exits For Lynn Exhibition As Sullivan Fund Grows
Boston plans an exhibition at Lynn before departure. Hugh Jennings hands Tom Boles a $100 check to aid Jim Sullivan, former Boston pitcher, as the fund subscription continues. Burkett leads batting. Long tops sacrifice hits with 13. McGraw yields to Burkett. Tucker provokes Worcester crowd. umpire Hunt ejects him while Pettenger uses a bat to shield officials.
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Boston
Lynn
Hugh Jennings
Tom Boles
Brooklyn
Jim Sullivan
Bill Clarke
Hamilton
Stahl
Freeman
Clarke
Hugh
Burkett
McGraw
Long
Collins
Am Tucker
Worcester
Hunt
Charley Pettenger
Amateur teams seek games across Newton and Boston area
Ads from Silverlakes, Sleepy Hollows, St Johns, and several clubs seek 13 to 18 year old teams for Labor Day and September weekends. Listings include half expenses, home or away matches, and contact persons such as William Hanson, Frank J. Harris, John A. Fleming, Philip Abrahams, John A. Fleshg, and A A ce, with venues in Newton Lower Falls, Roxbury, Dorchester, West Roxbury, and Charlestown.
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Silverlakes
Newton
William Hanson
Faxon Street
Sleepy Hollows
Burke and
Oe Avenue
Frank J. Harris
Tremont Street
Roxbury
St. Johns of
John A. Fleming
Newton Lower Falls
Dan
Berlo A. CC
Philip Abrahams
Whitney Street
St. Johns
St. Teresas
West Roxbury
John A. Flesehg
Earls
FF. Craigin
BD Street
South Oston
Rockfords
Dan Downey
Shirley Street
Fairmounts
Dorchester
A. A. Ce
Fairmount Street
Union Jacks
Wellingtons
Nike Gil
Miffe
Gold Street
Union A. A
William
Mativana
Boston
Dovchrateg
Mare
Sullivan Place
Crn
St. Catharines
Charlestown
Rone
Stephen J. Hurley
Goncord Avenue
Arlestown
Tudor A. A
Labor Day
Burke
West
Local Youth Baseball Clubs Seek Sept. Contests
Boston area clubs from Charlestown to East Boston announce plans for Sept 1 and Labor Day games against 12 to 19 year old teams. Teams like the Young Petenaers, Waverley Juniors and Millmonts seek strong uniformed clubs, with half expenses promised. Managers list contact points across Charlestown Navy Yard, South Boston, Roxbury, Dorchester and East Boston.
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Street
D. M. McGowans
Newton A. A
Waverleys
D. Kenney
Hanbury
Jack Kadetaty
Hanover Street
City
Petenaers
Charlestown
River Heaters
Charlestown Navy Yard
Boston
John Gee
Putnam Street
Crescent A. A
South Boston
Hartnett
Lincoln, Street
Eddreas
W. G. Touer
P. O. Box
Plainville
Veters
Moran
Navy Yard
Thomas Fallon
Massasoits
Harold
Franklin Street
Riversides
Illiam O'Hare
Decatur Street
East Boston
City Point
Onpe Oon
Peaia BE. F. O’brien
Tremont Building
Woodward A. A
Milmonts
Dorchester
Dorchester Avenue
Woodward Street
Woodwards
Gardner
Wickham
the Post
Trentons
Walnuts
Somerville
J. Kline
Florence Street
Farraguts
West End
James Brophy
Ee Street
West Pond
Ashlands
B. Kozminsky
McLean Street
Waverley
Nelsons
J. O'Donnell
Bowen Street
West Everetts
Labor Day
G. H. Keefe
Prescott Street
Everett
Lyman A
Hyde Park
Millments
J. W. Cahalan
West Park Street
Wescotts
Boylstons
Jamaica Plain
H. Drayton
Kelton Street
Elwoods
Supples
Edward Harrington
Tremont Street
Emmets
Roxbury
E. McCabe
Vernon Street
John Garrett
North End
Millmonts
Leon FB. Starkey
Roxbury Street
Burtons
H. Fitzgerald
Waverley Juniors
St. Vincents
Warehams
Maples
Warrens
Jordan
Marsh
James Wallace
Third Street
South Oston
Fast Boston
H. Doyle
Sumner Street
Ball Field to Priesthood Fox Chooses Clergy Over Pro Baseball
William J. Fox former Holy Cross third baseman and team captain has declined a $2000 offer from the Philadelphia club to finish the season and will begin clerical studies at Brighton Seminary in the fall. Fox, praised as the best college third baseman, spurned professional baseball to enter the Catholic priesthood after leading Holy Cross.
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William J. Fox
Holy Cross
North Attleboro
Worcester
Brighton Seminary
Fox
Philadelphia Club
Tebeau
St. Louis
Millstream Boat Club Trains Hard in Heat
The Millstream Boat Club Chelsea four and eight oared crews spent hours in practice yesterday under heat. Coach Delano joined briefly in the evening. In the eight, P McDonald takes W Andrezjewski’s place. In the four, George Phair replaces Syd ney West who cannot practice.
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Millstream Boat Club
Chelsea
Delano
P. McDonald
W. Andrezjewski
George Phair
Sydney West
World champion swimming race referee named for Boston event
James Ormond accepts as referee for a high profile race at Schutes Park on Saturday evening, September 8, featuring James L. McCusker and Veroy F. Cavill as rivals. McCusker trains in Narragansett and travels to Boston. Cavill shifts from Revere Beach to Nahant for final work amid rivalry and betting interest.
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James Ormond
Schutes Park
James L. McCusker
America
Veroy F. Cavill
Australia
Gland
McCusker
Narragansett
Boston
Cavill
Revere Beach
Nahant
Oves
Florrie Donoghue
Brighton
J. Kelly
Brooklyn
W. A. Pierce
Pokce News
Glinton
Warren Goodale
Clinton
Mass
St. Alphonsus Association
Mepres
Maene
I Titors
Frank Hens
Wanderers’ Club
Hall
Rint Nick
Fox
Nova
Bonfire and Fancy Dress Ball at the Point of Pines
Bonfire planned with Grand C mic and Fancy Dress Ball at the Point of Pines tonight. Trains run to midnight with electrics available all nights.
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Point of Pines
Nelson and Elkes to clash in multi distance bicycle races
Ed Spooner arrives in Boston with John A. Nelson to push for three races at Charles River Park. Harry Elkes may race in America in September or October if arrangements sustain, with plans for one to two hour and fifty mile events and strict motor and clothing restrictions.
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John A. Nelson
Boston
Harry Elkes
Mr. Spooner
Charles River Park
Eikes
Nelson
Elkes
Charlester Park
Post
France
Vienna
America
Spooner
Nelson issues challenge to Elkes for middle distance races
John A. Nelson announces a challenge to Harry Elkes for a series of middle distance races at Charles River Park. The terms call for two pace motors, starting from the tape, with restart rules after first-lap accidents and dates around September.
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John A. Nelson
America
Harry Elkes
W. A. Elkes
Boston
Charles River Park
Elkes
Restrictions for motor paced races at Charles River Park
Officials outline rules to limit wind shields on motorcycles and riders. Final race series outcome hinges on favorable terms offered by Charles River Park and acceptance of arrangements proposed by Mr Elkesn, manager of John A Nelson.
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Twil Willinaty
America
Charles River Park
Elkesn
F.ed
Spoonder
John A. Nelson
Century in broiling heat marks 50 mile bike run
Over two hundred cyclists rode fifty miles under near 100 degree heat conducted by Messrs. Stone and Wallace of the Metropolitan Wheelmen. About 7 AM starts from the club house or Copley square, with a 9:30 start for a ladies division led by Mrs. George Bell. Archie Cameron of Cambridge fainted twice but finished exhausted. the Shoe City Wheelmen field included sixty riders with many finishers listed.
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Messrs. Stone and Wallace
Metropolitan
Brockton
Acton
Metropolitan Wheelmen
Copley Square
George Bell
Archie Cameron
Cambridge
Shoe City Wheelmen
A. H. Harrington
W. J. Emerton
P. Gavin
W. Cobb
G F. Onttahiani
W. Walker
W. Burr
H. Parkhurst
H. L. May
C. Parkhurst
C. Brown
G. Warburtom
A. Cameron
B. Connelly
J. Flynn
C. Lovering
J. Gray
G. Pitcher
B. Torrey
F. Wright
Tom Ross
C.im. McPhalen
F. G. Holt
H. F. Link
E. Devine
A. E. Alden
B. Brown
G. K. Bell
William Mullen
J. Reid
Emily Maxwell
H.L. Berry
Co. F. Malley
W. B. Johnson
Janey Battis
E. Oakes
W.I. Johnson
F. McDougall
A. M. Gardner
J. Conlon
A. W. Burnham
Wheaton
M. Mode
L. W. Wilkins
BH. H. Mills
P. Robins
R. F&f. Steinberg
H. Tomkins
H. Giddman
BH. J. Berry
J.W. Day, Jr
Charles Parker
BE. BF. Bryan
C. W. Robinson
Lawson
Mate
A. W. Willis
R. J. Howard
R. Lauriks
T. W. Shea
F. W. Marsh
J. A. Mills
J. l Reilley
C. W. Howarth
A. E. Andrews
F. Jarragis
G. W. Woodside
J. Greennean
J. T. Scott
T. Brown
J. Dupre
F. L. Hutchins
H. J. Hunt
J. Tammers
G. Usher
C. H. Batchelder
W. Thurston
W. C. Hall
C. H. Metcalf
M. W. Duncan
E. Nielson
F. R. Christian
C. W. Schinao
H. Farrar
Shoe City
Somerville
Unity Cycle Club of
Lawrence
Indian G C Wins Cosmo Politian Cup Championship
The Cosmo politan C A A concluded its second half century with Indian G C securing the cup for largest club representation over Spindle City. The list of finishers reads like a who’s who of clubs including Charles Coffman H Slobodkin R Lauricks and many more.
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South Framingham Indian C. C
Spindle City
Charles Coffman
H. Slobodkin
R. Lauricks
H. Sherman
H. Stearns
E. I. Levin
J. M. Rubinovitz
H. M. Rubinovitz
C. Foot
T. J. Woodbury
Arthur Lyons
J. Winer
A. Pinkham
P. Potter
H. Farr
H. Sumkins
C. H. Ingals
Hallenaorg
H. W. Libby
Pierce
E. W. Jones
E. Donohue
Stinberg
A. Skinner
W. Hitchcock
R. A. Rakes
J. H. Jost
J. H. Kyley
W. Howard
J. H. Duppe
C. M. Vanhousen
T. 8. Smith
J. E. Dunn
B. Connelly
T. Brown
G. Gawalico
G. W. Joncawitch
H. A. Skott
C. T. Mun
G. Usher
J. C. Hamilton
G. G. Walsh
G. A. Mills
W. C. Hall
C. M. Whiting
W. Burr
Lanceaster
C. Parker
Bourton
H. Parkhurst
J. B. Stone
W. W. Hall
S. BE. Hall
Nick Ranty
Sam Jacobs
A. Skelly
M. K. Darling
F. E. Billings
B. Moore
Kate Hall
B. Bills
M. L
Bolting Drops Out in 20 Mile Motor Pace
In Hills Grove crowds saw Bolting of Providence retire after mile 11 in the 20 mile motor paced race as Munro of Memphis finished alone in 37 28 1 5. F. J. Cadwell of Hartford won the two lap open race and also took the five mile handicap from scratch.
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R. IL
Hills Grove
Bolting
Munro
Memphis
Bolts
F. J. Cadwell
Hartford
Cadwell
Brockton fair bicycle races set for first day events
The Brockton fair bicycle program outlines a two mile handicap and a one mile open on Wednesday, and a half mile open plus a mile handicap on Thursday the big day. Horse shows will run that day and longer races were cut. An intercity lap team race invites New Bedford Fall River Boston and Brockton with three men per team. Remaining events include a one mile and a consolation race for non prize winners.
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Brockton Fair
New Bedford
Fall River
Boston
Brockton
Knockers
Press of
Shoe City
Chelsea club launches first open half century event
The Royal C. C. of Chelsea will hold its first annual open half century next Sunday departing for Acton and returning on a flexible schedule.
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Royal C. C
Chelsea
Acton
Chelsea Cle
Grand Fancy Dress Ball at Point of Pines Amid War News
The note describes a grand fancy dress ball at the Point of Pines continuing despite war in China and hints at a large bonfire accident that disrupted plans.
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China
Corbett and McCoy Set for Twenty Five Round Battle
In York on August 30 James J. Corbett and Kid McCoy prepare for a highly scientific 25 round bout at the Twenty First Century Athletic Club. Both fighters train at Saratoga and report peak condition. They will share the purse by a fixed 60 40 split, manager Kennedy rejecting any alternative. Seats are selling well and Garden box office stays open nightly until nine.
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James J. Corbett
Kid” McCoy
Corbett
James J. Jeffries
Coney Island
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Saratoga
Twentieth Century Athletic Club
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the Garden
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O'Rourke
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Twin) Sullivan
Eoe
Fall River
Steady Bender
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New Orleans
J. M
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Frisco
Tom O’rourke
Sailor
New York
John Kelly
A . W. Johnson
Lynn
Hickey
Shaw
Mike Shallow
Mickey Ggins
M. J. Rafferty
Beverly
Sandy Verguson
J. L. W.—Salvator
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City
Tom Sharkey
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Manchester
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Bob Fitzsimmons
Peter Maher
Boxing Gossip reveals Sullivan’s misdeeds and boxing ploys in Boston
A Boston boxing column recounts John Twin Sullivan’s debts to clubs promoters and managers, detailing ticket schemes, police involvement, and rivalries with Riley O Rourke and Coakley. It cites weigh disputes, alleged favoritism, and a pattern of draws while praising or condemning various fighters and managers in the era.
Record Narragansett Park opens with all stalls filled
Providence reports a heat soaked arrival as more than 300 horses are quartered at Narragansett Park with every stall taken. Track experts predict record times this week as Readville’s eleven car special train arrives ahead of a three race card beginning tomorrow featuring the 2 20 class trot 2 11 pace and 2 14 trot.
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Providence
Narragansett Park
Readville
Professor Kennedy Boxing Poacher Incident at Washington Street
Noted figure Professor Kennedy linked to a boxing poaching incident at 1160 Washington Street. Officials investigating motive and scope. Police seek witnesses and further information.
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Prof. Kennedy
Washington St
Vesper Boat Club Wins Seniors Eight Championship
The Vesper Boat Club of Philadelphia won the seniors eight championship at the Paris Exposition regatta on the Seine. Four crews competed with Ghent second, Minerva Amsterdam third, Germania Hamburg last. Americans praised for physique and discipline despite objections to final heat selection.
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Paris
Vesper Boat Club
Philadelphia
America
Asnieres
Ghent
Minerva
Amsterdam
Germania
Hamburg
Minervas
Germanias
Fred R. Fortmeyer
Combination Park Harness Racing Attracts Big Crowds
Combination Park under electric lights hosts record crowds with closer finishes. Saturday’s match race saw Little Girl defeat Woodmont, proving speed and courage. Upcoming week features Shawmut and Dorchester club races plus a road wagon event and time trial against Arlington with a bid to beat the 2 16 1 4 road wagon pace record.
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Combination Park
Mr. Youney
Little Girl
Mr. Cuneo
Woodmont
Shawmut Driving Club
Dorchester Driving Club
Shawmut Wb
Dorchester Club
Lizzie W
Flossie B. Drummer Girl
Marietta Wilkes
Boston Driving Club
Arlington
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