Gratt Dominates Readville Feature in 2:05 Pace Show
Gratti’s Great Going Again led from the start in Readville to win the 2:05 pace in three straight heats. Bolivar, Baron Grattan, Ed Geers’ Nervola and Wilson Addington chased as Mack Mack took the 2:11 trot and El Milargo won the 2:18 heat. Gratt’s mile finished in 2:03 1-3 amid fast times and close finishes with Baron Grattan pressing to nips at the wire.
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Wilson Addington
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J. Carpenter
Dr. Chase
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Captain Bacon
Tommy Murphy
Colette
David Cahill
Jessie Benyon
Jennie Scott
Lasell
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Eric Milagro
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Crippled Nationals Triumph in Brooklyn Showdown
In Brooklyn at Washington Park Boston Nationals rallied from four innings down to beat Brooklyn 8 to 5. Tenney managed a patched roster while Goode and Dolan drove runs. Lindaman struggled for Brooklyn as Scanlon left after five innings.
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Carpenter
Beston at Brooklyn and other NBA matchups
Beston faces Brooklyn while New York meets Philadelphia Cincinnati plays Chicago Pittsburg challenges St Louis in a set of city pairings. The schedule lists cross city matchups across major leagues.
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Pittsburg Beats St. Louis in Eight Inning Slugfest
Pittsburg rallies in the eighth to top St. Louis 9 0 0 after a box score showing Crawford Wagner Ritchey Nealon with key hits. Pitchers Liefield Phillippe and Karger logged multiple innings with wild pitches and walks, while Nealon’s three-base hit highlighted the late scoring flare and lefts bases loaded for four St. Louis runs.
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Kkurger
Wolf's My Clothier Final Clearance Opens At One
While stock is being counted the doors of Wolf's My Clothier stay closed this morning. At 1 pm the busy store will reopen to present the season final clearance to the Boston public, a sale said to surpass all others in bargain value.
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Wolf's
Boston
Flying Fish Awarded Cup In Eastern Yacht Club Race
Marblehead August 30 protest by Flying Fish owner H Allen Dailey granted in the first race for the Eastern Yacht Club cup. The Flying Fish takes the 1906 cup, while a protest against the Mercedes was denied.
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Eastern Yacht Club
Flying Fish
H. Allen Dailey
H. L. Bowden
Mercedes
New Manager Not Yet Named in Local Baseball
No new developments in the local baseball situation yesterday as General Taylor missed the game and Collins did not appear. Speculation rests on Chick Stahl for next year’s managerial post, though Stahl prefers playing his own game and Armour is ruled out due to a Cleveland and Detroit record.
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Collins
Chick Stahl
Stahl
Armour
Cleveland
Detroit
Baseball News and Comment
This column previews upcoming games and players in the Boston area. Topics include Malden vs Medford at Malden High School, the Brewster Associates outing at Great Brewster Island, and Labor Day matchups at Boston College park. Mentions West Lynn Little Cy Young’s move, Tim Hurst’s umpiring, and various players and teams shaping the pennant race.
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Great Brewster Island
Connie Mack
West Lynn
Little Cy Young
Boston Nationals
Concord
Northampton
Tim Hurst
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Brace
Tim
Boston College Park
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Roxbury
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Stahl
Ambrose Woods
Freeman
Waddell
Queen
Jamaica Plain
Sullivan
Burlington
Woodwards
Tabor
Joseph Swanson
Middle Street
South
Glaze to Help Coach the Dartmouth Eleven
Ralph Glaze under contract with the Boston Americans will become assistant football coach at Dartmouth this fall. He plans to join Hanover soon after leaving the Boston Americans when permitted, aiming to arrive just after preliminary practices begin.
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Dartmouth
Ralph Glaze
Boston Americans
Hanover
Chicago Wins Against Cincinnati in Ninth Inning Fumble
Chicago defeated Cincinnati in the ninth inning as Evers singled, advanced on a sacrifice, and scored the decisive run on a bad fumble and wild throw by Huggins.
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Casey Fiied
Howard
Maloney
Lumley
Jordan
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O'Neill
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Schulte
Sheck ‘Ard Moran
Trefman Dour
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Paxlar
Cucen Cankatea
Baseball on the Wane and Football Has Call
The piece notes doctors optimistic about more football injuries as new rules may raise accidents this fall. Willie Heston urges expanded hospitals while players study rules before the season. Barbers lament the shift from baseball to football as interest grows.
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Willie Heston
Michigan
Three Score Golfers in Manchester Open Qualifying
Nearly three score golfers from eastern Massachusetts clubs compete in Essex County Club open tournament qualifying. George H. Crocker and Hugo R. Johnstone of the host club tie for first at 165 after 36 holes. H U Wilder of Vesper CC Lowell is close behind. Afternoon play at Nightingale Field Dorchester features Last Boston team and star Southpaw Howard, who matched Cy Young’s record on Saturday. Manager Hurley lists Newell and Wadleigh as the battery for Amherst.
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Essex County Club
George H. Crocker
Hugo R. Johnstone
H. U H. Wilder
Vesper Country Club
Lowell
Leigh
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Cate and Martell
Deweys
Nightingale Field
Dorchester
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Howard
Cy Young
Hurley
Newell
Amherst
Wadleigh
Neponset Dorchester Schedule Sets Three Big Games
Manager Uurley announces three forthcoming games for Neponset-Dorchester. Tomorrow St Alphonsus visits Nightingale Field with Crowley Eldracker for the visitors and Newhall Wadleigh for the home team. Labor Day sees two matinée games at Weymouth Agricultural Fair Grounds against the Dewey team, with a special Neponset Bridge car at 9 o'clock.
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Walcott Eyes Welter Threats as Weight Battles Rage
Boxing gossip notes Joe Walcott challenges the winner of the Gans Nelson bout at 138 pounds but locals doubt his chance. His best weight is around 140, with past failure at 133. He should target rising welterweights, including Chelsea contenders Honey Mellody and Joe Thomas, who recently defeated Tommy Sullivan.
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Gans-Nelson
Black Demon
Kid Lavigne
Walcott
Charles Town
San Francisco
Thomas
Tommy Sullivan
Chelsea
Mellody
Sullivan
Joe Geary
Jerry Gaines
Joe Gregg
Goldfield
Harry Edels
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Billy Burke
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