Lajoie Sends Berger to Box in Cleveland Loss to Beaneaters
In Cleveland on August 26 Lajoie benched for Berger in the box backfired as Boston Beaneaters beat the Naps 5 to 3. Wild pitches and a muff by Berger opened the scoring, with Ferris and Unglaub driving in runs. Cleveland briefly rallied in the fifth but could not overcome the early Boston lead.
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Detroit Tops Washington To Grab First Place
Detroit rallies after Washington takes lead in the fifth inning scoring three runs. Johnson drives two doubles a triple and a single for four hits as Detroit defeats Washington four to one in relief of Milan. Crawford Rossman Milan Johnson keyed the offense with extra-base hits while Cobb Downs Ganley stole bases and Smith and Johnson allowed six hits in five innings for Detroit and Washington respectively. Time one hour fifty five minutes. Umpire Connolly.
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Ladies Day Lines and Local Pickups in Boston Area
Cincinnati and Umpire Carpenter face Boston as Brain fails to hit in both games while Glaze is pulled from yesterdays contest. Oakland Athletic Club Dorchester seeks 17 to 18 year old teams for Labor Day games on their grounds. Notre Dames of South Boston want a business match with Gate of Heaven altar boys on Aug 31 or Sept 2. Mealey Juniors seek 14 year old unit teams for home games in the state. Pitcher request from G Harry Vaughan of Cambridge for fast amateur or semi professional teams for Aug 31 games.
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Free Medical Across Cities by Dr Liverpoo l
Dr Liverpool offers free sick treatment at 11 Emerson Street Haverhill every Monday Salem office 219 Kasex Street Wednesday and Thursday Boston 689 Tremont Street other days 9 to 10 am. Extraordinary Diagnosia remarkable cures for chronic obscure diseases described without asking questions.
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Favorites Bomb at Narragansett as Favorites Fail
Opening day at Narragansett Park Providence features upset results with no favorites winning. Racing highlights include Hidalgo winning the 2:15 pace heat, Douglas taking the 2:20 trot, Leland Onward capturing the 2:10 pace, and Tokio shown in the 2:25 trot. Ed Geers drives Travelesso to a late second in heat two.
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Harvard Man Loses Finals In National Tennis Event
In Newport Illinois on August 26 W F Johnson of Pennsy won the national interscholastic tennis finals by beating Arthur Sweetzer of Harvard in four sets 7-5 6-3 7-9 7-5 Others advancing to the semi finals include W A Larned H L Westfall Clarence Hobart Mollenhauer Semp and R Le Roy with Larned Hobart and Mollenhauer Le Roy slated for the semis tomorrow
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Jockeys Taken Down After Spill at Empire City
A spill in the opening Empire City race left jockeys Ww. Ott J. Lee and Lycurgus with bad falls. Lycurgus was taken to St. Joseph's Hospital and expected to regain consciousness. Old Honesty won the Tarrytown handicap at 6 to 4.
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Horse Notes From the Racing World Showing Movements and Records
Ed Miles visits Boston from California and recalls past mares Sonoma Girl sold to J. D. Springer and Old Man McLaughlin. Dan Patch’s mile at Galesburg was faster than last year. Young Chimes set 2 14 4 at Woonsocket. Carlotta Wilkes, bred by E D Wiggin, sired by Charley Wilkes, dam Aspasia, is now in California and productive. Lon McDonald plans Readville stay before moving south. Sadie Fogg and Miss Addell to Kentucky. Cahill boys work with Williams stable. Ed Geers has earned 33125. Readville money brought 12850. F Bellows won at Marshfield fair with Ashland Betts.
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New England Matchups Listed for Four Cities
New England sports card lists Tynn at Worcester Brockton at Haverhill New Bedford at Lowell and Fall River at Lawrence outlining pairings across four cities with no further context or results.
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Lynn Defeats New Bedford 8–4 Behind OConnor Weakening In Sixth
Lynn clipped New Bedford 8 to 4 as O Connor weakened in the sixth. Moore drove in two runs, with Ball Adler Spencer Ort Higgins Moorehead Danzig Kehoe Connaughton Tansey scoring. Two-base hits by Moorehead and Ort, plus steals by Tansey Connaughton Mullaney Spencer Adler. Left on base Lynn 4 New Bedford 5. Time 50 minutes. Umpire O Brien.
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Haverhill Beats Brockton In Low Scoring Clash
Haverhill 4 Brockton 2. Catterson out on attempted bunt third strike. Madden led Brockton with a three base hit and two runs. Donovan Billet hit two doubles for Haverhill. Hilbert allowed five walks and two wild pitches over 1 hour 47 minutes with Merritt umpiring.
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Conn League Results From New London And Hartford Games
Connecticut league scores show New London beating Bridgeport 8 to 7 while Norwich defeats New Haven 11 to 1. Waterbury falls to Holyoke 10 to 2 and Hartford defeats Springfield 12 to 6 in listed matchups.
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Maine State Results From Portland Bangor 8 Portland 5
Maine state results show Portland Bangor 8 to 5 and Biddeford Pine Tree 8. The score lines indicate a pair of meets with competitive finishes. Readers see brief league outcomes and team performances.
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Eastern League Results From Latest Games
Toronto beat Newark 8 to 6 while Montreal edged Baltimore 5 to 4 and Buffalo defeated Providence 5 to 3 in the latest Eastern League action.
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Somervilles Seek Out-of-Town Opponents for Saturday Game
Due to cancellation the Somervilles have no game this Saturday and seek out-of-town teams willing to offer reasonable guarantees. Contact J. W. Lucas at 15 Morrison Avenue West Somerville or call 21115 at night.
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Mike Schreck Nears Burns Rival in San Francisco Showdown
In San Francisco next Thursday Mike Schreck faces Al Kauffman in a 20 round bout. Schreck, age 27, aims to avenge losses and continues pursuit of Tommy Burns with boxing fans buzzing on the coast. Kauffman, taller with longer reach, weighs about 10 pounds less on fight night. Professor Frank S. Lewis views Schreck as still chasing Burns, while Schreck hopes a win could set up a Burns rematch.
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Gossip of the Boxers at Winnisimmer A C Chelsea
Langford and Temple headline a 10 round main bout, Langford praised as peer of 150 pounders while Temple drawn as rival. Semi finals feature Eddie Curtis vs George Dennis, with Terry Martin vs Blink McCloskey and others in Reading and Denver matchups. News notes cover Corbett fined, Australia fundraising for Squires Burns, and Phillies boxing season opener in September.
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Rejuvenated squads and scouts eye pennant prospects
In this lively roundup, Jim McGuire’s husky squad impresses as pennant contenders while Stone’s wallop earns praise from critics in St. Louis. The piece notes McGuire’s 20 in uniform and 28 more via scouts, and teases independent league possibilities. It also covers John Anderson’s unsettled status, Bob Fitzsimmons’ potential as police school director, and lingering debates over Cincinnati’s fastest base runners.
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National NBA matchups listed for upcoming games
Cincinnati plays Boston while Chicago faces Brooklyn. St Louis visits New York and Pittsburg travels to Philadelphia in a packed East Coast schedule.
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Umpire Robbed Tenney in Boston Shipyard Scuffle
In a double header Chicago Cubs beat Boston Pirates, while Pittsburgh and New York split. Umpire Carpenter’s controversial calls drew protests and the Tenneyites faced a close loss, with Beaumont homering and the Cubs sealing the result after late drama.
Clean Breaks Must Rule Boxing in Philadelphia Debut
Philadelphia readers learn officials demand clean breaks in future glove contests starting this season. Tommy Murphy, New York lightweight, faces pressure at National A. C. ahead of Sept 11 bout with Dick Hyland as clubs push for stricter breakaway rules.
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Divide honors at Narragansett Bay horse show championship
At the Point Judith Country Club horse show in Narragansett RI on August 26, ribbons were split between Oakland and Elsinore farms, with the awards drawing applause from spectators.
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Bosworth Wins Rogue Championship Title
Harold Bosworth of New London Connecticut triumphed in the national rogue championship at Norwich defeating C Williams of Washington and Edward Clark of Springfield who had tied with him in the first division.
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Umpire Carpenter's Return Sparks Crowd in Second Game
The crowd greeted Carpenter with derision as Pfeister caught for Chicago and Pat Flaherty tried to even the Cubs. After two quiet innings, Schulte and Howard sparked a two-run third with singles, Sheckard added in the fifth, and Tinker's three-bagger cleared the bases. Pfeister shut down Boston, Flaherty settled in, and the game ended after seven when both sides agreed to close before dark.
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