Remarkable 13 inning tie as Lawrence hosts Fall River
Lawrence and Fall River battled 13 innings with Wormwood holding Lawrence hitless for 11 frames. Fall River pounded 12 hits but could not push across a run as Luyster and Wormwood dominated on the mound. Time 2h. umpire Stafford.
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Lawrence
Fall River
Wormwood
Layster
Tall River
Lawrence Fall
A.E. PO
E. Hagan
Kopf
Bee
Phenix
Hickman
Caristrom
Williama
Ulrich
Haight
Breymater
Kelseth
Bacrifice Eta Ag Pio
Walsh
Williams
Om Luyster
Wormwo
Luyster
Stafford
Haverhill Shut Out In Doubleheader By Worcester
Worcester blanks Haverhill 1 0 in 13 innings and 8 0 in seven by agreement as Courtney makes sensational one handed catch in the second game. Haverhill hits well but Worcester fielding and timely hitting decide the twin bill.
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Worcester
Haverhill
van Dyke
Wilson
O'Neill
Weaver
Courtney
Young
Hunting
Reynolds
Aubrey
Lamorey
McGwell
Fussell
Olimby
Jane
G. Wilson
Perkins
Neill
Ohfarle
Gore
Pees Skee
Brockton Falls 6-0 to New Bedford in Aug. 28 tilt
New Bedford pitcher Griffith blanked Brockton with six runs on 12 hits. Merrill, Giannini, Ness and McCrone led the Brockton offense with scattered baserunners in a game dominated by New Bedford’s pitching and defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Brockton
Griffith
New Bedford
A.B. Merrill
Giannini
Wilson
McLane
Sweatt
Howard
Ness
Boardman
McCrone
C’n'ghton
Donahue
Smith
Ranville
Wadleigh
Devlin
Ward
Maranville
Merrill
Connaughton
Tevlin
Bannon
Bronson and Howell Ready for the Bell in Armory Bout
Indianapolis light welterweight Ray Bronson arrives with challenger Young Hayes for a 12 round fight against Tommy Howell of Philadelphia at the Armory A.A. Bronson trains with Hayes and predicts victory as spectators recall his prior knockout of Tommy O Keefe. Howell expects promoter Hugh McIntosh to send a cable with hopes of stopping Bronson. An eight round semi in the program features Everett Eldridge and Fighting Joe Nelson while Frankie Sheehan faces Jack Munice and Al Bates tackle Kid McDonald in prelims.
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Ray Bronson
Indianapolis
Tommy Howell
Philadelphia
Armory
A. A
Bronson
Young Hayes
Hayes
Tommy O'Keefe
Hugh McIntosh
Everett Eldridge
Winthrop
Joe Nelson
Lawrence
Billy Morrow
Nelson
Frankie Sheehan
New York
Jack Munice
East Boston
al Bates
Cambridge
Kid McDonald
Rossindale
New Britain Pitcher Throws No Hit Game in Exhibition
Parker of New Britain pitched a no hit no run game against Waterbury in a Connecticut league match that ended 1 to 0. The contest, initially set as an exhibition, became a regular game replacing Sunday’s rained out affair with Parker and Lemieux behind the bat for New Britain and Tukey Ahearn for Waterbury.
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Bristol
Conn
Parker
New Britain
Waterbury
Parker and Lemieux
Tukey
Ahearn
Nallin
Fine Breeze for Yachts in Hingham Open Race
A southwest breeze gave one of the season’s best Hingham Yacht Club open races. Seven skippers sailed the wrong course in the Hingham One Design, with Puzzle the only boat on the correct route. Dolly III won the catboats with a little over two hours sailing, Busy Bee second on corrected time, Emeline third. other prize winners included Winona Kittywake VV Moslem II Cheroot Knickback II Kid Bessie A.
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Hingham
Hingham Yacht Club
Hingham One
Catboats
Emeline
Mudjekeewis
Iris
Busy Bee
Dolly III
W. W. Arnold
W. Coombs
H. W. Robbins
Mudjekeewls
HE. W. Er
Arawak
Nickerson
Dartwell
I. M. Whittemore
Hush, Tupper & Hardwick
Interclub
Winona
Murphi
Bergle
B,d. Miller
H. m. S, Kittywaker
A. E. Whittemore
Moslem II
Cherooty
Bontino
William Stephen
Acanthus
W. W. Nichols
Reina
WW. Ferguson
Cereerails Dorchenil
A. W. Finlay
HULL
Nicknack IL
F. B. Holmes
Kid
L. A. Mayberry
Meave
E. W. Dutton
Bonifer
D. C. Kenny
Beta
G. I. Edgerton
Dories
Bessle A
H Teaser
W. H. Tre Teeereese
Hanley
Barbara
J. J. Blaney
Barris
Asona IL
A. L. Lincoln
Pollywog
W. Po Karsheck
Hanky Pank
J. J. Dyer
Inez
H. Wheaton
Miarwinder
G. Pirate
R. Fullerton
Possum
W. BH. C. Walk
M. Scudder
Too Whoo
H. Trainor
Henriksen Not Badly Injured In Boston Collision
Olaf Henriksen outfielder for the Boston club sustained injuries in a collision with teammate Tris Speaker. Reports say injuries are not serious, but he will miss several games. Speaker is in the lineup today.
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Chicago
Olaf Henriksen
Boston
Tris Speaker
Speaker
Gossip for Motorists and Aviation Notes
Jon Hofe attends an aviation meeting in town from Rochester as he discusses life preservers and parachute concepts for flyers. The piece notes entry blanks for Old Orchard races and urges careful trucking cost records for business fleets alongside Rambler parts data and low upkeep costs for 20,600 Ramblers.
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Jon Hofe
Harvard
Rochester
Stevens-Durgeay
Howe
Mr. Howe
Thomas B. Jeffery Company
Kenosha
Wis
Rambler
Irish Paddy Draws Gallant In Ten Rounds At Woburn
In Lyceum Hall Woburn A A members saw Irish Paddy Callahan of Brooklyn and Gilbert Gallant of Chelsea fight to a ten round draw. Gallant led early, Callahan evened the score by knocking Gallant down in rounds seven and nine, with a savage finish in the last round. preliminaries saw Mike Brown KO Young McGregor and Kid McPartland beat Peter McCue. The piece notes fading old records as modern champions rise.
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Woburn
Paddy’ Callahan
Brooklyn
Gilbert Gallant
Chelsea
Woburn A. A
Lyceum Hall
Gallant
Callahan
Mike Brown
Malden
Young McGregor
Cambridge
Kid McPartland
Stoneham
Peter McCue
Present generation athletes place in coming athletic marks
The article muses on where the present generation of athletes will rank in future records. It weighs conjecture about potential performances and the challenge of surpassing current marks.
Busy New England fishing fleet reports strong landings and prices
A fleet of 27 vessels moored at T wharf included 23 ground fish trawlers and three swordfishermen with mackerel lone trip. Total groundfish receipts reached 674 200 pounds with haddock 229 200, cod 249 000, hake 80 500, pollock 98 500, halibut 9 000 and cusk by several boats. Prices listed for haddock, cod, hake, pollock and swordfish.
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T Wharf
Dorcas
Hather Gray
Jeannette
Teazer
Sadie M. Nunan
Haddock
Jeanette
Pontiac
Tiser
Dss
Oliver
Hutchins
Mary
de Costa
Thomas Brundage
Rose Cabral
Juniata
Boyd & Leeda
Mettacommet
Sadie M. Nunn
Mary Edith
Flavilla
Appomattox
Orion
Vineyard Haven
Jane Palmer
Norfolk
Mystic Wharf
Nobson Point
Hellenes
Boston
New York
Frank B. Witherbee
Brunswick
Witherbee
Cambridge
White Star Line
Genoa
Naples
Azores
Metropolitan Line
H. M. Whitney
H. F. Dimock
Cramp’s
Philadelphia
Hull
Boliers
Landsman
Shipping News Update from Aug 29 Mini Almanac
Maritime brief lists arrivals and clearances as of August 29 with multiple vessels named including Breimers Kansas Linklater Calcutta Tutierin Limon Blair Port Simon City of Macon North Land Johnson Juniata James H J Devereux Keene Camden Brown Bangor City of Bangor Colby Ransom B Fuller Lin scott Portland Cape Ann Ifrey Glouces ter and schooners Woodward Abrahams Farrell Coane Bal Witherbee and others. Cleared ships include Boston Digby City of Macon Indrawadi and HW Whitney. Sailed vessels include Prince Arthur Cobb Governor Ellison and North Land among others. steamer Sun rises and high water times listed.
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Breimers Kansas
Keene
Baltimore
Camden
Brown
Bangor
Sonar
H. Y Dim
Boston
Digby
City of Macon
Savannah
Indrawadi
New York
HW. M. Whitneey
Prince Arthur A
Ellison
Newburyport
Orion
Vineyard
Jane Comet
Pes
Polak
Elburne
Andy
Olnt
Negamon
Armour
G. Lawson
Rockport
Mies
Izetta
Banger
Readville Opens Grand Circuit Week With Feature Futurity
Readville prepared for a premier six day meeting as 1911 Grand Circuit opens. The American Horse Breeder Futurity leads the action with top youngsters Miss Stokes Justice Brooke and Peter Thompson among favorites in the two year old trotting division.
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Futurity
Essex and Adams House
Miss Stokes
Peter the Great
Justice Brooke
Detroit
Peter Thompson
A. B. Coxe
Paoli
O. Peter
Cleveland
Holyoke
Mamie Guy
Peter Bradley
Border King
Border Knight
Miss de Forest
Indianapolis
Sterling KR. Holt
Junior Watts
Princess Todd
General Watts
Kentucky Todd
Watts
Boxers and Athletes On Tour Plans and Local Meets
Joe Woodman and Sam Langford face travel woes on their Australian tour while Sambo aims to defeat Flynn and Jeannette before departure. Billy Pierce dies bravely. Longboat favored to beat Shrubb in Labor Day race. Gissing praises American training methods. Yale and Michigan football notes. Packey McFarland vs Wolgast looming. local meets eagerness grows ahead of Barnstable events and Labor Day plans.
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Joe Woodman
Sam Langford
Joe
Sambo
Langford
Jim Flynn
Joe Jeannette
Tom Longboat
al Shrubb
Oak Island Park
Wiseacres
Shrubb
Harry Gissing
Europe
Mercuryfooter
Gissing
Packey McFarland
Wolgast
Milwaukee
Tom Jones
Cadillac Wonder
Packey
Leo Kelley
St. Louis
Kelley
Rain Delays National Singles Championships Semis
Newport R I Aug 28 Rain halted all matches in the national singles championships delaying the scheduled play until tomorrow morning when the semi finals begin.
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Newport
R. L
Answers to Queries From a Friday Club Tournament
Inquiries about the Mary Club event list Ed Walsh as contact for entry details. Several boxers are noted for five hit efforts in recent Armory meets, including Langford who won decisive battles. George Brown of the Boston A A will coach athletes for Canadian championships next month.
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Mary Club
Ed Walsh
T ii
Eet Byrne
Tenney
Hescher
Simon
Sweeney
Mike Mitchell
Ty Colby
Dan Murphy
Mel Innes
Barry
Eddie Collina
Taunton
Sam _ Langford
Jeannette
Armory
Langford
Providence
George Brown
Penton
Boston A. A
Boston
Space
Puessaan
kAmerican Baneb
H Jennings
Packey McFarland
Dave Deshler
Armory Club
Jack Sheehan
George Hackenschmidt
Frank Gotch
Chicago
Labor Day
Hack
Gétch
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Tenten Resta
Seopa
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Shipping News
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Ont
Sadie Mac
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W. Va
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Lou McDonald
Dan Maloney
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Ed Geers
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Billy
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