Pirates Rally To A 9 4 Victory Over Braves In Pittsburg
Pirates overcome a 4 0 deficit by seven hits in the seventh and score five runs to defeat Kling's Braves 9 to 4. Wilson belts his 38th three bagger driving in three as Camnitz shuts down the Boston bats and Wagner drives in key runs with a homer and late hits.
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Pittsburg
Braves
Pirates
Dickson
Tyler
Kling
Wagner
Horus
Campbell
Camitz
Bostons
Gibson
Kirke
Sweeney
Jackson
Titus
Carey
Byrne
Hofman
Devlin
Miller
Wilson
Hoffman
Butler
Camnitz
O’rourke
Rey
Serene Cees
Waer
Leey
Eereeedes
Ilson
D Soresteed
Butver
Ete
Deedee Sveee
Boston
AB Campbell
Sie
O'Rourke
Gowdys
Dckson
Campitz
Finneran
Rigler
Fromme Masters Giants as Cincinnati Wins
Cincinnati defeats the New York Giants 2 to 0 on August 27 as Art Fromme shuts down the visitors with a one hit gem. Mathewson struggles in the late innings while Hoblitzel and Mitchell drive in the runs with two key hits.
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Cincinnati
New York
Fromme
Mathewson
Hoblitzer
Mitchell
Hoblitzel
bRan
McCormick
Crandall
Phelan
Fletcher
Doyle
Merkle
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Etree
Mitchell Et
Esmond
Grant
Egan
McTean
Snodgrass
Becker
Cleveland
McMillan
Paddock
Chase
Blanding
Davis
Steen
Mitchelll
Hunter
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Dineen
O’brien
Post Edges Monitor In Close Columbus Game
In the Newspaper league at Columbus avenue playgrounds the Boston Post beat Monitor in a tight game. Fultz pitched well and Norris provided strong batting for the Post while Woodworth Hedstrom held the Post to a late rally. The game ended after eight innings by mutual agreement.
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Columbus Avenue
Boston Post
Fast Monitor
Fultz
Norris
R.H.E. Post
Post
Riley
Monitor
Woodworth
Hedstrom
Britton Defeats Eddie Murphy in Boston Boxing Show
Britton of Chicago dominated Eddie Murphy of South Boston at the Pilgrim A A show at the Arena, delivering relentless jabs and lefts until Murphy was floored in the eleventh. The referee watched as Murphy was knocked out, with two other bouts ending in knockouts.
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Jack. Britton
Chicago
Jem Driscoll
England
Ieddie Murphy
South Boston
Pilgrim A. A
Britton
Murphy
Boston
Driscoll
Grover Hayes
Eddie
Gus Lenny
Tommy Murray
Philadelphia
Edward Flynn
Lynn
Charles Byers
Flynn
Charles Silverio
Beverly
Henry Hall
Hall
Silverio
Willis to Wrestle Hanson Thursday at Grand Opera House
Keen interest surrounds the wrestling match between Fritz Hanson and Young Willis set for next Thursday night at the Grand Opera House. Hanson, favored by fans, holds the New England title and aims for the world welterweight belt. referee will be George W. Tuohey.
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Fritz Hanson
Young Willis
Grand Opera House
Hanson
New England
Young Gotch
Young Zybszko
George W. Tuohey
Corbett Praises Palzer As Future White Hope
Jim Corbett, appearing at the Grand Opera House this week, lauds Al Palzer as the best of the present white hopes and predicts he will rise in a few years. He notes Palzer will not reach the top quickly and that no current white hope seems ready to reclaim the crown.
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Jim Corbett
Grand Opera House
al Palzer
Palzer
Flanders Electric Rep Tours Nation From Boston Visit
H A Stevenson special representative for Flanders Manufacturing Company visits Boston to promote the Flanders electric. He has traveled across the continent twice since January 1 and reports strong interest wherever he has gone.
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H. A. Stevenson
Flanders Manufacturing Company
Boston
Flanders Electric
Stevenson
Baseball in Brief Form
The Red Sox lead the American League at 8 percent ahead of Washington and 9 games ahead of Philadelphia, 1 game ahead of Chicago.
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Red Sox
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago
Positions of Leaders in National League
New York leads the National League by 5 percent in games ahead of Chicago and by 13 games over Pittsburgh. The gap to Philadelphia stands at 23 percent, cementing New York's NL superiority and strong positioning in the standings.
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New York
Chicago
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Jchicago Eeesse Ee
Magee and Paskert Lead Phillies to Victory Over St Louis
Sherwood Magee hit two home runs and a triple while Paskert added a triple and two singles as Philadelphia defeated St Louis 7 to 5. Nelson debuted for the visitors, allowing eight hits in seven and one eighth innings, with Griner, Season, Steele and Burk also pitching for the teams.
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ST. Loulis
Sherwood Magee
Paskert
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Red” Nelson
Magee
Paskett
Konetohy
Batten
Gunner
Steele
Burk
Philadelhpia
Nelson
Griner
Seaton J
Brennan
Owens
International League Scores From Early Games
In Toronto Toronto defeated Baltimore 8 to 5 in the first game and Baltimore won 8 to 5 in the second. Rochester saw Jersey City win 7 to 6 in 13 innings and 12 to 4 in six innings. Buffalo hosted Providence with 16 to 4 and 5 to 0 results and Newark beat Montreal 13 to 4.
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Toronto
Baltimore
Rochester
Jersey City
Buffalo
Providence
Montreal
Newark
Duffey's Column Predicts Back Bay Victory at New England Champs
Duffey notes Unicorn athletes at Barnstable Fair and backs the Back Bay club to win the New England athletic championships at Tech Field on Sept. 7. He lists retirements of elite stars and cites Bernie Wefers forecasting Robertson to shine at Pittsburg nationals. He also highlights 1700 junior entrants at Franklin Field and praises Jim Ten Eyck for coaching in rowing and the upcoming Greer versus Haines match on the Charles Vabor Day.
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Back Bay
New England
Tech Field
Bernie Wefers
Robertson
Syracuse
Mercury Foot Club
Pittsburg
Tommy Keane
Jim Ten Dyck
Worcester
Jim
Syracuse University
Ned Ten Eyck
Frank Greer
Billy Haines
Charles Vabor
World sport notes and records from 1901 1911
The item lists world records and notable feats in track and field and baseball. It cites Peter O Conor as 24 feet 11 3 4 inches in the broad jump in 1901 and notes crowd sizes of 38 281 for the 1911 World Series game between the Giants and Athletics. It also records Jack Chesbro 14 straight American League victories in 1904 and Walter Johnson 16 victories. It mentions Labor Day events at Locust Street Grounds and ticket practices for World Series rain checks.
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D. M
Sam Langford
Australia
Peter O’connor
Ireland
Dublin
Giants
Athletics
New York
Locust Street Grounds
Labor Day
J. McNamara
Valentine Street
Roxbury
Jack Chesbro
New York Highlanders
Walter Johnson
Brockton
Joe Walcott
Buick News and Motorist Gossip From The White Mountains
Gossip notes tour plans by Mr and Mrs J W Maguire in a Pierce Arrow car to Bretton Woods for about two weeks. EB R Mixer visits Boston on a road inspection for the 1913 Blue Book while the New York to Paris Thomas service car tours New England. Buick reports record sales of 30000 cars in eight months of 1912 and plans earlier 1913 output with self starters electric lights and steady prices.
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J. W. Maguire
White Mountains
Pierce Arrow
Bretton Woods
EB. R. Mixer
Touring Club of America
Boston
New England
New York
Paris
Neil Nohr
Buick Company
Buick Motor Company
United States
Buick
Harpoon Again Defeats Ellen In Tight Hull Bay Finish
In Hull Bay the Harpoon of the Quincy Yacht Club edged out Ellen in a photo finish to defend the Quincy cup in the second race of the challenge series.
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Harpoon
Ellen
Hull Bay
Quincy Yacht Club
Highlanders Win Both From the Naps In Harbor Match
In Boston Harbor the Harpoon skippers Adams and Dabney beat Ellen by five seconds to take a second win for the Harpoon as Beatrice Cima Manchester Y C and others trailed. A second New York Cleveland doubleheader followed with New York winning 8 to 4 and 6 to 4 the Cavaliers and Collegian Davis contributing.
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C. Adams
Quincey
Eeeves
Kem
G. B. Dabney
Boston
Beatrice
W. M. Wood
Corinthian
Siban Sant Beaver
C. P. Curtis
Beverly
Meave, N
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Hingham
Cima
Guy Lowell
Manchester
Charles FB. Adams
Ellen
Boston Y. C
Hillen
Quincy Y. C
Windward
Peddock’s Island
Manchester Y. C
Meave II
Hingham Y. C
Corinthian Y. C
Beaver
Beverly Y. C
Adams
Peddock
Dabney
Wood
Ellem
Meave
New York
McMillan
Daniels
Paddock
Lelivelt
A Simmons
Hartzell
Sweeney
Davis
Perceraae
Cleveland
AB. R
Hunter
Rikog
Birmingham
Hauger
Tuafole
Johnson
Olson
O'Neil
Nash
Steen
Mitchell
Blanding
Massachusetts Foresters Seek Labor Day Double Header
The Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters baseball teams report no games on August 31 or Labor Day. They aim to arrange a Labor Day double header with a semi pro club seeking a strong out of town attraction. Contact Edward J. Donovan of South Boston.
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Order of Foresters
Edward J. Donovan
East Third Street
South
Boston
Cheney Halts Dodgers to Narrow Pennant Gap
Cheney held Brooklyn to six scattered hits and Chicago shut out the visitors 6 to 0 in the final game of the series. The win gives Chicago a full game on New York in the pennant race, reducing the gap to five and a half games. Chicago bunched hits off Yingling.
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Chicago
Cheney
Brooklyn
Heci
New York
Yingling
Fined for Bringing In Fight Pictures Under Interstate Law
Portland report states F Woody paid a $100 fine after contravening a federal interstate commerce law by importing Johnson Flynn fight films from Washington to Oregon. The ruling marks the first federal court decision under the newly enacted law approved July 12.
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Portland
F. Woody
United States Circuit
Washington
Oregon
Tetzlaff Smashes Elgin Road Race Record
Teddy Tetzlaff sped his Fiat around the Elgin road course setting a new eight and one half mile practice record of 6 minutes 55.23 seconds averaging 74.2 mph, breaking the former mark of 7 minutes 13 seconds.
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Elgin
Ill
Teddy Tetzlaff
Miss Freda Werner Sets Hinsdale Course Record
Miss Freda Werner of Windsor Club Chicago breaks the Hinsdale course record in the Western Women's Golf Association tournament finishing 18 holes in 8 8. She did not qualify for the championship flight.
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Chicago
Freda Werner
Windsor Club
Hinsdale
Western Women's Golf Association
Werner
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