Doves Tie With Reds After Dark Controversy
In Cincinnati on August 29 the Doves and Reds drew 3 to 3 when umpire Eason halted play for alleged darkness in the eighth inning. The game, started late due to a parade, was praised as bright and well played until the controversial finish. Rowan and Curtis pitched strongly for both sides, with the Doves taking the lead early and the Reds rallying to force a tie before the stoppage. The decision transfers the game to Boston for completion on the next Eastern trip.
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Eason
Reds
Cliff Curtis
Bostons
South End
Boston
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Rowan
Curtis
Shean
Collins
Herzog
Clarke
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Miller
Paskett
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Mitchell
Lobert
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Pere Bare
Giants Bury Pirates in Two Straight Games
New York swept a doubleheader from Pittsburg by better all around play. Drucko struck out 10 in the first game. In the second game Pittsburg reached third base only twice before the ninth. Scores:
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Giants
Pirates
Pittsburg
New York
Drucko
AB. R
Sober
Maddox
Campbell
Paha
Byrne
Clarke
Meyers
Wagner
Snodgrass
Devore
Merkle
Doyle
Sac- Flynn
Leach
Devlin
Wiltse
Bals
Ry White
White
Klem
Kane
Cardinals Edge Dodgers in Eight to Four Victory
Cardinals beat the Dodgers 8 to 4 in a nine inning game. Bell pitched seven innings allowing seven hits and seven runs while Willis fanned five. Wheat Evans Davidson Bresnahan led with two base hits and a two run score. Stolen bases by Ellis and Hauser. Time two hours. Umpires Brennan and O Day.
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Udoll Cesists Bisec
Brooklyn
Lin Gdl
Wheat
Evans
Davidson
Bresnahan
Hummel
Bergen
Smith
Daubert
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Khonetehy
Ellis
Hauser
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Erwin
Dessau
Carlstrom
McCrone
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Bauman
Norton
Wilson
Sebastian
Pratt
Bannon Pood
Lawrence de Feody
New Bedford
Kyle
Bannon
Lawrence
Palls
Finlayson
Griffith
Pruitt
Rorty
Brown
Beaumont
Richie
Chicago
Hofman
Zimmerman
Moran
Kling
Sheckard
MclIntire
Saccrifice
Magee
Doolan
Steinfeldt
Evers
Archer
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McIntire
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Luderus
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Bren
Sheekara
Richie Meinsee
Emslie
Shettler
Riglei
McCoy Accepts Johnson Race Challenge at Brighton Beach
Kid McCoy, former prize fighter, announced he accepted Jack Johnson's world race challenge. The 100 mile power car event on an enclosed track at Brighton Beach is set with a $5000 side prize.
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Kid McCoy
Jack Johnson
Brighton Beach
Johnson
MecCorry Shuts Out Brockton as Lynn Wins 6 2
MecCorry pitched a no hitter through five innings and Lynn defeated Brockton 6 to 2. The locals hammered Sweeney, while Brockton scored on errors bases on balls and a sacrifice.
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Lynn
Brockton
Sweeney
Worcester Beats Lowell In 11 Innings 3 to 2
Worcester outbatten Lowell two to one and wins in 11 innings. Winning run comes with two outs as Worcester plates a final tally in the bottom of the 11th. Russell, Anthony, Haas and Blakeley drive hits, Parsons and Russell contribute defense and baserunning details.
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Worcester
Lowell
A.F
A.B. Page
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Blakely
Noblett
Fitzpat’k
Russell
SiCooney
Anthony
Magee
Groh
Tenney
Haus
Flaharty
R.f
Crum
Ronkes
McCune
Sullivan
van Dyke
Parsons
Even Break for the Day Between Cubs and Phillies
Chicago and Philadelphia split a doubleheader with a 6 to 5 eleven inning win for the Cubs and a 9 to 4 Philadelphia loss as darkness halted the second game. Hofman Moran Kling Sheckard Moran, Kling, MclIntire and Brown feature among players.
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Cubs
Phillies
Chicago
BR BH
BON
Evers
Sheckard
Hofman
Archer
I T Steinfeldt
Schulte
Zimmerman
Kling
MelIntire
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Cole
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Knabe
Nate Grant
Magee
Luderus
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Baseball matchups listed for national and American leagues
American games feature Chicago at Boston Detroit at Philadelphia Cleveland at New York two games St Louis at Washington. National games show Boston at Cincinnati two games Philadelphia at Chicago New York at Pittsburg Brooklyn at St Louis New Bedford at Lynn Haverhill at Lawrence Fall River at Brockton Lowell at Worcester.
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Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburg
New Bedford
Lynn See
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
New England
Lynn
Haverhill
Lawrence
Fall River
Brockton
Lowell
Worcester
Loughrey and Quill Ready for Armory Scrap Tonight
Philadelphia welterweight Loughrey arrives in town fit and strong after summer training. Tommy Quill also shows peak condition and expects a solid showing. Billy Reynolds adds Kid Thomas to the Stable, with stories of past boxing friction and a dime debt. Nearby bouts include Young Wagner vs Coster in New York and Beecher vs Brown in Boston.
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Young Loughrey
Philadelphia
Armory Club
Tommy Quill
Loughrey
Billy Reynolds
Tommy O'Keefe
Kid Thomas
Thomas
Tom Sharkey
Quaker City
Young Wagner
Joe Coster
Fairmont Club
New York
Willie Beecher
Knockout Brown
Coster
Boston
Billy Pierce
Roots Herbs and Barks in Dr Liverpool’s Mel medicines
Dr Liverpool operates medical offices in Boston at 589 Tremont Street with hours Monday Tuesday and Saturday 10 to 4 and evenings 7 to 8 Sundays 2 to 8. He also sees patients in Salem at 2 Washington Street on Wednesdays 9 to 4 and in Lynn at 10 Central Avenue on Thursdays and Fridays with evening hours 7 to 8.
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Liverpool
Boston
Tremont Street
Salem
Washington Street
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Lynn
Central Avenue
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Old Time Boston Track Talk On Stars And New Deals
The piece recalls Harry Lord Ambie McConnell and ex White Sox links with the Red Sox and Comiskey teams. It notes Frank Smith’s return to the scene and debates about the new deal while Barnstable Fair events promise smart athletic performances. Abel Kiviat of New York is highlighted as a standout miler to join college squads.
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Harry Lord
McConnell
White Sox
Red Sox
Speed
Comiskey Huskies
Duffy
Racing
Frank Smith
Frank
Baseball rules and player queries from the season’s yard debates
The text debates infield fly rule outcomes with runners on base and outs, questions about Purtell’s team, best pitchers and third basemen, baserunner legality on home, nationality of Carrigan, a baseball pool dispute, standings through Aug 22 with Snodgrass and Ty Cobb as leaders, a Worcester Lynn double header result, and a bicycle purse race conclusion about a caught rider.
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Purtell
Red Sox
Snodgrass
Giants
Ty Cobb
Detroit
Worcester
Lynn
Haverhill
Sixteen boats entered in Sonder trials at Buzzard's Bay
Sixteen sonder boats raced in the German American trials to select a three boat team for Kiel next June. Entries list owners clubs and builders from Beverly, Sippican, Cohasset and New York with designs dating from 1906 to 1910.
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Sonder
Buzzard's Bay
Marion
Germany
Kiel
William
Prince Henry
Prussia
Bandt
John, Edwards
Beverly Y
E. A. Boardman
Fenton
Manchester
Beaver
George B. Dabney
Beverly N. C
W. Starling Burgess
Burgess Co
Marblehead
Bebelot
Harry Payne Whitney
N. Y
Cue
Robert W. Emmons
Beverly
Epee Herreshof Mfg
Bristol
RBL
Bessie
George
Thomas
Sippican
Charles D. Mower
J. S. Sheppard
Cima
Guy Lowell
Eastern Y. C
C. D. Mower
Smith & McClure
Coot
Robert F. Herrick
Helen—Dwight F. Davis
D. Mower
Smith & McCune
Juanita
Harry E. Converse
Fred D. Lawley
Lawley & Sons
Peg—Galen L. Stone
Sippican Y. C
Herreshoff
Herreshoff Mtg. Co
Sally VIII
Hellier
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Printer misspells Walsh name sparks churchyard warpath
A Chicago paper printed Fd Walsh as Pig Ed prompting a feisty reaction. A delegation of friends calmed him, noting typographical errors can happen. The column also notes Sunday games count in pennant races, despite some beliefs to the contrary.
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Chicago
Walsh
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