Goodman Beats Goodwin In Tight Chelsea Bout
Chester Goodwin, the Chelsea featherweight, loses to Kid Goodman in an eight round stoppage at the Tammany A. C. Goodwin twice seemed the victor but inexperience cost him. Goodman’s vigor and body punches sealed the win as Donnelly halted the bout. Preliminaries saw Cahill beat Kid Lewis and Donahue top O'Brien.
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Chelsea
Tammany A. C
Kid Goodman
Goodwin
Chester
Goodman
Kid
Donnelly
Young Cahill
Kid Lewis
Young Donahue
Jack O’brien
New York
B. H. Benton
Boxing cases continued in Roxbury court
The cases of Moran Prichard Connolly Ogle Lewis and Daley charged with promoting an illegal boxing match at Roxbury A A rooms were continued again by Judge Bolster. Moran Connolly and Ogle charged with resisting an officer were continued to Sept 2.
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J. F. Moran
T. W. Prichard
Bartholomew Connolly
Heber Ogleby
Sam Lewis
Thomas Daley
Roxbury A. A
Washington and
Williams Streets
Bolster
Roxbury Court
Moran
Connolly
Ogleby
Griffo Langford Title Fight Heads New England Card
Lenox Athletic Club presents a top lightweight bout between Kid Griffo and Sam Langford in New England. The card also features Kid Lewis versus Young Cahill and Young Donahue against Jack O’Brien. Charley O’Rourke returns in strong form after shedding weight and hopes for matches with Twin Sullivan or Larry Temple.
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Lenox Athletic Club
New England
Kid Griffo
Sam Langford
Griffo
Langford
Dan Donnelly
Kid Lewis
Young Cahill
Young Donahue
Jack O’brien
New York
Charley O’rourke
O'Rourke
John
Jack Fitzpatrick
Brockton
Jack
Charley
Bar Joe Walcott
Larry Temple
Twin Sullivan
Twin
Manchester
Patsey Sweeney
Andy Watson
Queen City Club
Mr. Kinney
Union Club
Hap Ward
Harry Vokes
Ben Sugarman
Harold
Percy
Hap
National basketball matchups listed for New York Boston series
The latest schedule shows New York at Boston, Brooklyn at Philadelphia, Chicago at Cincinnati, and St. Louis at Pittsburgh, outlining four key city rivalries for the upcoming games.
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Pittsburg
Ener Sewer
Chicago
New York
Cincinnati
Boston
Brooklyn
Eeaveee
Cteevees
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Giants and Giants at South End in doubleheader
Boston Nationals and New York split a doubleheader with scores 3 1 and 7 1. Pittenger and McGinnity clashed with the benches and umpires drew heat from fans as Dexter homered for the New York win in game one and McGinnity and Pittenger sparked a tense, error-filled afternoon.
Doherty Clinches Clean Sweep With Larned Triumph
H L Doherty defeated W A Larned in straight sets 6-0 6-3 10-8 at Newport to complete a season of dominance. The Doherty brothers hold both singles and doubles titles in the United States and England and the Davis international trophy, a unique feat in tennis history.
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Newport
R. I
W. A. Larned
H. L. Doherty
United States
England
Doherty
Larned
Four Barrels of Ale Seized at Fitchburg Station
Officers Damon and Godley seized four barrels at the Boston and Maine station containing 480 bottles of ale. The barrels bore the labels groceries and names M. White and M. Higgins, but no such persons are known in the area.
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Fitchburg
Damon and
Godley
Boston & Maine
Gann and McGinnity Duel in Time Trial
Time trial by Gann and McGinnity with 38 minutes elapsed. Umpires Hurst and Moran oversaw the event in front of an attendance of 2856 spectators.
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Gann
McGinnity
Hurst
Moran
Brooklyn 11 Philadelphia 10 in rain soaked MLB tilt
Brooklyn defeated Philadelphia 11 to 10 in a rain shortened game marked by wild pitching and 17 walks. Five pitchers worked for the two clubs as errors and wildness shaped the scoring, with Nathan Gleason and Thomas delivering key hits for Brooklyn. Attendance reached about 1,200 under damp conditions.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
E Thomas
Strang
Gleason
Shock'd
Wolton
Dobbs
Hallman
Rt Doyle
Dahlen
Barry
Gessler
D' Glass
H'switt
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Mitchell
Duggleby
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McCr'ry Garvin
Cincinnati Beats Chicago in Opening Game of Series
Cincinnati defeats Chicago 8 to 1 as Wicker exits in the third inning for Lundgren. Corcoran shines at shortstop with strong defensive work. Attendance 1,800. Chicago tallies come late as Suthoff and Lundgren struggle with control.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Wicker
Lundgren
Corcoran
City notes on teams and players in early 1900s baseball
Daily notices report Collins team wins and an off day in New York. Paul Radford to play Dorchester tomorrow at Huntington avenue while Billy Hamilton and Charley Ganzel lead Franklin Carters against Wellington. Dorchester hosts at Dorchester High Athletic Park, big crowd expected. Old home week slated at Huntington avenue next Thursday. Chicago catching star Pop Schriver stars for Louisville and gains frequent hits. Brooklyn rumored to bring West with Terry McGovern into baseball. Herman Long shows sharp fielding. MLB salaries rise from around 200 to 400? next season. 16 clubs to contend for 1904 pennants as Twilight A A A Newton hosts Aug 29 game. Mechanic A A A seeks 14-year-old opponent. Detroit Tribune declares Boston has the flag. race for second place tight among Cleveland, Philadelphia, Detroit, and New York.
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Collins
Giants
Paul Radford
Hyde Park
Dorchester
Huntington Avenue
Franklin
Billy Hamilton
Charley Ganzel
Wellington
Dorchester High School Athletic Park
Boston
Pop’ Schriver
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Chicagos
Louisville
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Herman Long
American Association
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Boylston Street
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Detroit Tribune
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Detroit
Duxbury Yacht Club opens with light winds and tight finishes
In a fluky breeze the first open Yacht Racing Association series race at Duxbury began late afternoon. Sally VII won the 25-foot class with Chewink II close behind, while Opitsah V took the 22-foot class and Mirage led the 18-foot knockabouts as boats battled winds and near time limits.
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Duxbury Yacht Club
Open Yacht Racing Association
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Chewink
Opitsah V
Tayce
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Mirage
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La Rita Wins First Lipton Cup Race in Chicago
In a 20 knot breeze La Rita sailing for the Chicago Yacht Club won the first of three Lipton Cup races on Lake Michigan. Sprite finished second with Hoosier, Little Shamrock, Pilot and Outlaw close behind. La Rita led from the start and completed two triangular legs totaling six miles twice around. Second race to be sailed tomorrow.
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la Rita
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Weekend NBA Matchups Across Major Cities
The schedule lists Boston at Philadelphia, Washington at New York, Chicago at Detroit, and St Louis at Cleveland as key matchups. Each game pairs Eastern Conference teams in regional showdowns with potential playoff implications.
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Philadelphia Steses
NEW_ YORK
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Etenes
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Philadelphia
Detroit
Setae
New York
St Lewis
Chicago
St. Louis
Hughes’ Long Home Run Beats Plank as Boston Falls to Philadelphia
In Philadelphia the Mack men lose 4 to 2 as Hughes hits a towering left field homer off Plank. Daly fumbles Ferris in the fifth, and Boston’s two runs come on Criger’s three-bagger and last-inning homer by Hughes. Attendance 4094 with Adams umpiring.
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Hughes
Plank
Waddell
John L. Sullivan
Plank Boy
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Daly
Ferris
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Murphy
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L. Cross
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New York Americans Edge Washington 6–5 in Mockup Showdown
In a tight American League game, New York built a 6–0 edge through seven plus innings before Washington rallied in the ninth. Chesbro struggled late but Orth was plagued by hits and errors, while McCauley impressed in his first game as backstop for the Greater New York club.
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Washington
Orth
Chesbro
McCauley
Nashua Double-Header Wins Across City Matchups
Nashua wins two games in a double header while Manchester plays Nashua and Lowell counters Concord. Haverhill faces Fall River in two games. Lawrence competes with New Ledford.
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Manchester
Lowell
Concord
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Lawrence
New Ledford
Lowell Eee
Nashua Takes Two From New Bedford in Afternoon Games
Nashua routed New Bedford in a doubleheader with Foxen pitching well but lacking support. Swope delivered strong work while Daum made a running seventh inning catch and Jordan hit a three-base hit. O'Neil was hit by a pitch as Pastor starred at short.
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Swope
O’neil
Daum
Jordan
Pastor
B. Poa
Dowd
Jorce
Guiheen
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Burrill
Green
Allen
Soffel
Sullivan
Wilson
Stroh
Iy Rer
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Neil
Pastey
O'Neil
McCloud
Lawrence Defeats Manchester in First Game. Second Ended Due to Darkness
Lawrence topped Manchester 4 to 3 in the opening game with Klobedanz holding Manchester to one hit and Hart making a standout one hand catch. The second game was halted by darkness with the score tied and two runs apiece, as Klobedanz and Whiting traded blows in a tight pitching duel.
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Manchester
Hart
Murray
Bernard
Rapp
Klobedanz
Lowell Defeats Fall River In Tight Baseball Clash
Lowell wins 9 to 4 at Fall River in an intercity contest aided by Fall River errors. Bowcock and Warren spark offense with multiple hits, Cross shines in key moments, and O Hara hits a three-base knock for Lowell.
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Laughlin and Lake Short Stint Amid Baseball Plate Action
In the game summary Laughlin and Lake drew first base on balls off Cross, while Off Courneen issued two walks. Cross struck out five, Courneen four. A 48m mark noted. Umpire Sullivan oversaw the contest with an attendance around 800.
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Mclaughlin
Cross
Courneen
Sullivan
Concord Defeats Haverhill 5 to 1 Behind Nob Litt Hit
Concord won 5 to 1 over Haverhill after a sixth inning rally off McGinley. Nob litt opened with his 100th hit of the season, followed by four more hits and a sacrifice. Wiley starred on the bases.
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N. H
McGinley
Haverhill
Noblitt
Wiley
Murphy barred from play as New Bedford claims release dispute
Connie Murphy was blocked from today's game by New Bedford manager Doe who says Murphy was not released. Murphy says a verbal release was given and pay through release date was received. He plans to challenge Doe's authority and refuses to play for New Bedford.
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Connie Murphy
Doe
New Bedford
Murphy
Pittsburg Hires New Battery After Releasing Wilhelm
Pittsburg baseball club released pitcher Irving Wilhelm who came from the Southern league last season. The club signed pitcher J. A. Thompson and catcher F. C. Carisch from the Helena club of the Pacific Northwest league to form a new battery.
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Penn
Irving Wilhelm
J. A. Thompson
F. C. Carisch
Helena
Stereotypers No 2 Beat Pressmen Union 3 18 to 9 on Franklin Field
The Stereotypers defeated the Pressmen's Union 3 by an 18 to 9 score yesterday afternoon at Franklin Field. Pete Donnelly starred with standout batting and base running for the winners.
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Stereotypers No. 2
Pressmen’s Union 3
Franklin Field
Pete Donnelly
Stereotypers
Eastern Maine State Fair 2:21 class bars protest on Noah R
The 2:21 class at the Eastern Maine State Fair featured Noah R winning three heats but judges postponed the award awaiting a protest over its proper identification. Isle Dew won the green horse race with Sunny Brook second. best time 2 27 1 4. In the 8 year old race Harry Miller took first with Lee Wilkes second. best time 2 61 1 2.
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Noah R
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Sunny Brook
Harry Miller
Lee Wilkes
Prominent oarsmen set for New York Bay Regatta singles
On Saturday the senior singles race over the Kill Von Kull course west of Staten Island features top oarsmen including Fred Russell C S Titus Frank Vesely David A Clary and William Mehroff though Greer who won Worcester senior championship is not entered.
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New York Bay
Lawrence Canoe Club Fall Regatta Scheduled
Lawrence announces the annual fall regatta of the Canoe Club on the Merrimac river, scheduled for Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock in September. The event will feature local canoe races with club members expected to compete.
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The
Lawrence Canoe Club
Merrimac
Jordan Marsh Men Set Baseball Game on Locust Street Grounds
The married and single men of the Jordan Marsh Company will cross bats on Locust street grounds Saturday August 29. First pitch is at 3. A good game is looked for with William T. Fay as umpire.
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Locust Street
William T. Fay
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