Pirates Beat Braves in Doubleheader at Pittsburg
Boston Braves drop first game 5 4 after securing early lead and miss chances. Wilson stars with three bases and two triples for Pirates. Sweeney Jackson and Kling turn key plays. Cole pulled early in first game as Pittsburg seizes momentum.
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Cole
Campbell
Kirke
Sweeney
Jackson
Titus
Devlin
Warner
Gowdy
Ferry
Donnelly
Pirates
Wilson
Simon
Pittsburg
Byrne
O'Rourke
Carey
Kirst
Cy Donnelly
Boston
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Hofman
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Wagner
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Ate
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Bridwell
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Kling
Hess
Whhlson
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Drix
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Rigler
Harpoon Wins Quincy Challenge Sonder Boat Races
Readville races on today feature Harpoon taking first in the Quincy Challenge Sonder event. Billy Burke and others post brisk times in free-for-all and class divisions with multiple boats listed and no records for several entries.
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Harpoon
Sonder
Charles Francis Adams
Quincy Yacht Club
Hough’s Neck
Hoyt Wins Medal in Woodland Club Qualifier at Auburndale
Frank H. Hoyt of Woodland Golf Club captured the medal for low score in yesterday's qualification at Auburndale's Woodland course. F. S. Bloom of Hatherly led the field with an 8 3 16 67 net, as 63 players entered the event.
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Woodland Golf Club
Press Club
Auburndale
F. S. ‘Bloom
Hatherly
M Bloom
Taft Ferthoont
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Alpine
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D. H. Vincent
Boston Globe
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F W Spencer
A P Davis
DeVega
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Senators Split Doubleheader With Browns In Washington
The Senators won the first game 6 to 3 and lost the second 4 to 3 in a doubleheader with the Browns in Washington. Five hits in the third inning produced four runs to give the Senators the early lead they could not relinquish in the opener.
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Senators
Browns
St. Louis
Groom
Allison
Moeller
Foster
Morgan
Tom Hughes
Earl Hamilton
Hamilton
Hughes
McLoughlin Captures National Tennis Title in Five Sets
Maurice E. McLoughlin of San Francisco defeated Wallace F. Johnson of Philadelphia in a five set final 3-6 2-6 6-3 6-4 6-2 to claim the national lawn tennis singles championship. McLoughlin also holds the doubles title with Thomas Bundy.
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Newport
California
Maurice F. McLoughlin
San Francisco
Wallace F. Johnson
Philadelphia
McLoughlin
Thomas C. Bundy
Los Angeles
Mary Browne
Mcoughlin
Johnson
Love
Ooo
Maurice E. McLoughlin
Baseball in Brief Form Positions of Leaders in Leauge
The Red Sox lead Washington by S games and Philadelphia by 9 percent with 21 12 games ahead of Chicago. In the National League New York sits 6 percent ahead of Chicago and 14 games ahead of Pittsburg with 24 percent ahead of Philadelphia.
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Red Sox
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago
National League
New York
Pittsburg
Grand Circuit Opens at Readville with $10000 Trotting Derby
Readville track hosts the Grand Circuit opening event featuring the $10000 trotting derby as the main attraction drawing horsemen and crowds.
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Readville
Harness racing stars converge on mile course cap today
The big event features divisions worth 1000 dollars each with 600 to the winner. Lon McDonald guides Billy Burke in a walk over in the free for all as other horses are scratched. Early heats include 2:06 and 2:08 class contenders like Archdale and Annie Kohl with a lively 2:10 2:15 slate and Puritan free for all pace noted.
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Big Blue Hill
Lon McDonald
Billy Burke
McDonald
Dodie Archdale
Grace
Gay Audubon
Gold Dollar
Archdale
Ed Geers
Annie Kohl
Arona McKinney
Esther W
Cheeny
King Brook
Ruth McGregor
Baseball matchups listed for national and New England regions
The schedule shows Chicago at Boston St Louis at Washington Cleveland at New York Detroit at Philadelphia Boston at Pittsburg Brooklyn at Chicago New York at Cincinnati Philadelphia at St Louis Worcester at Lawrence Haverhill at Fall River Lowell at Brockton New Bedford at Ignn.NOTE: some city names appear incomplete in OCR.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Isero Det
New York
Cleveland
Eeeenee
Leeann
Washington
ST. Louis
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
ST Philadelphia
New England
Lowell
Brockton
Worcester
Lawrence
Fall River
Haverhill
New Bedford
P.C
Eere
L. P.C Lowell
Detroit
National
Ignn
Pelky Beats Sailor White In 10 Round Bout
Arthur Pelky of Chicopee Mass outfought Sailor White of Brooklyn in a ten round heavyweight bout in New York. Young Shugrue of Jersey City defeated Harry Stone of New York in the same card.
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New York
Arthur Pelky
Chicopee
Mass
Sailor White
Brooklyn
Young Shugrue
Jersey City
Harry Stone
Harpoon Wins Close Race Over Ellen in regatta on 12 mile course
The Harpoon led all the way in a windward 12 mile race from Racoon Island to finish ahead of Ellen skippered by C P Curtis of Boston Y C. Ellen closed the gap late, protests were filed over sail area and bearing away, next race at 9:30 with series to three wins.
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Philadelphian
Johnson
Ellen
C. P. Curtis
Boston Y. C
Racoon Island
Sheep Island
Cima
Beatrice
Neave
Beaver
John O. Hall
George S. Morse
Curtis
Leeward
Iowa Guards Win Interstate Regimental Team Match
Iowa national guardsmen scored 818 and 807 to take first and second prizes in the interstate regimental team match at the military shooting tournament in Sea Girt New Jersey. The President's match for the military championship was not completed. Iowa held a steady lead after the final 1000 yard range amid shifting positions across the three stages.
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Kacins
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Iowa National Guardsmen
Iowa
Cubs Poor Play, Dodgers Win Opener in Chicago
Chicago fell to Brooklyn 12 to 3 as the Dodgers hit freely and stole bases. Rucker spun a solid nine-hit game for Brooklyn while Chicago escaped a shutout on two walks a triple and a run. The pennant race standings stayed tied as both leaders lost.
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Brooklyn
Rucker
Ewes
Smith Fisher
Sheckard
Daubert Downey
Hummel
Letfield
Reulbach
Loudermilk
Cutshaw
Ragon
Daubert
Smith
Fisher
Daubert Smith
Lelfield
Klem and
Orth
Washington
Moeller
F . Eevee AB
Compton
Williams
Pratt
Ereerene Kutina
Austin
Eonrseeers Wallace
Eeeweres Alexander
Krichell
Allison
aStovall
Ow. Brown
Alexander
St. Louis
Wallace
Foster
Gandil
Shotten
Morgan
McBride
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Groom
Egan and Evans
Browns Rally to edge Senators in tense finale
In a tight second game, Walter Johnson relieved Hughes with one out in the seventh and Comp ton's single drove in the winning run as the Browns defeated Washington. Johnson may share the loss with Hughes amid controversy over the ruling.
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Browns
Walter Johnson
Hughes
Compton
Johnson
Senators
Griffith
Evans
American Wins English Channel Hydro Race at St Malo
American aviator Charles T. Weymann won the principal hydro-aeroplane event at St Malo. He flew a monoplane to Jersey and back, covering 145 kilometres in 1 hour 40 minutes over the English Channel.
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ST. Malo
Charles T. Weymann
Weymann
Jersey
English Channel
Brooklyn Club Releases Sommers To Chicago National League
Brooklyn released pitcher Sommers who had been purchased from Nashville to the Chicago National League club.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Sommers
Nashville
Chicago
Gutterson to Compete Before Retirement in New England Meet
Al Gutterson of Vermont, Olympic hopeful, will compete in the running broad jump at the New England amateur championships at Technology Field in Brookline on September 7. The Boston Athletic Association member plans to retire after this season and has entered business after graduating from the University of Vermont. Fellow Olympian Eddie Farrell, a B A A veteran in the hop, step and jump, may also appear in the meet.
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al Gutterson
Vermont
Eddie Farrell
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