Reds double win over Doves in Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds overpower the Boston Doves in a doubleheader 6 to 2 and 2 to 1. Gaspar and Suggs pitched strongly for the Reds, with Suggs completing the second game after Gaspar suffered a wrist injury. Frock and Brown started for the Doves, but costly miscues and timely hits by Reds hitters decided both games.
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Cincinnati
Reds
Bostons
Gaspar
Suggs
Sterling
Doc Miller
Frock
Brown
Doves
Sharpe
Mitchell
Paskett
Clarke
Lobert
Sweeney
Little Mack
Beck
Rariden
Bill
Beéescher
Collins
Herzog
Shean Bunter
Hobby
Egan
Miller
McMillan
Shean
Haas
Beth
Big Mike
Buster Brown
Bescher
Rescher
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Kigan
Sane
Hoblitzel
Rv. F
Paskert
Tee
Wees
Boston TB PO
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I Herzog
Eees
Pit Miller
F Seater
Seow Neerreee
Boston
Sharpe Paskert
Lobert Togan
Umyplres
Fason
Johnstone
Cubs Defeat Phillies Behind Four Substitutes Pennant Clash
Four Cubs players came off the bench to power a 4-0 win over the Phillies in a pennant race game. The victory solidifies the Cubs’ position as they battle for the division, with key substitutes contributing timely hits and defense.
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Cubs
Phillies
Chicago
Philadelphia
Stack
Brown
Pittsburg
Chance
R. TB
A. EB. I Brors
Beaumoeut
Hofman
Archer
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Steinfeld
Eevee
Preffer
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Burr
Seae
Knabe
Bates
Magee
Grant
Bransfield
Clan
Tacklitseh
Pie Anniest
Jacklitseh
Byers
Beaumont
Dante
Zimmerman
Doolan
Gransfield
Off Stack
Som
Rigler
Einslie
Loughrey and Quill Box to a Draw in Arms Club Bout
In a hard fought 12 round contest at the Armory club Young Loughrey of Philadelphia and Tommy Quill of Brockton battled to a draw. Referee Maffit Flaherty declared the bout even as both fighters traded leads and rallies across the rounds.
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Armory Club
Young Loughrey
Philadelphia
Tommy Quill
Brockton
Quill
Loughrey
Maffit Flaherty
Tommy
Bell
S. Loughrey
Jack Carter
Pawtucket
Jack Langdon
Young Rodman
Webster
Pat Rocco
Tom Flanigan
Cambridge
Tony Lorenzo
North End
Derby Horses Triumph Again in Scratch Division
Bob Douglass driven by Alonzo McDonald wins the trotting derby at Readville riding the scratch Ponkapog gray. The victory comes as McDonald’s second derby win after Allen Winter in 1968, with Sonoma Girl taking second ahead of Alice Roosevelt. In pacing, Aileen Wilson driven by Walter Cox captures the prize, Cox also earning second in the trot. The card includes multiple heats and a 2:10 pace event with Lady Isle.
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Bob Douglass
Lon McDonald
Cox
Aileen Wilson
Scraten
Bob Pouglass
Alonzo McDonald
Cambridge
McDonald
Allen Winter
Charter Oak
Hartford
Sonoma
Frank J. Robbins
Husky Harry
Syracuse
Baron Dell
Wim Ferry
Olga W
Eewin 7. Curtis
Boston
Major Wellington
Jim Ferry
Wellington
Saldar
Oxford Boy, Jr
Douglass
Teasel
Alice Roosevelt
McDowall
Walter Cox
Oxford Bay
Oxford Bay, Jr
Cray
Stark Bog, Jr
Sonoma Girl
Tommy Murphy
New Hampshire
Jennie Constantine
Kaldar Eignth
Jim Perry
Dora
John W. Coakley
Manchester
N. H
Iow
Cc. H. Wheelock
Auburndale
Fanny Stanton
New York
Lulu Hunt
Thoughtful
J. Carpenter
King
Northern Spy
Chief Wilkie
W. J. McDonald
Dillon Queen
Baltimore
Belle ‘Vara Boy
King Cole
Wilkie Miean Wilson
Mike Wilcox
Lady Isle
Nellie Temple
Dr. Fox
Mary Boo
Wilcox
Sq Geers
Demarest
M. Sayles
Baron May
Lady Stately
Billy Andrews
Soprano
Will Flarrison
Gamar
Geers
Bayling
Ed Geers Wold
Massachusetts
Readville
Colorado K
B. m
Sire Island Wilkes
Jyv
Lizzie Wilkes
Wy Futter
W. Mike Wilcox
Br. G
C. Opdyke
B. G
J. Gahagan
Clee News
Alee Hal Nellie Temple
R Proctor
Bem
A. Menifield
Gr. H
Todd Clyeeyone
Cyclone
A. McDonald
Oxford Boy
Arrowwood
Ella C
Redfield
W. Cox
B. B
W. Harrison
T. Woodbury
Wilkie
W. McDonald
D. Kelly
Fr. Burke
McLeod
G. G
McManemen
Ij. Adams
Belle Vara Boy
Bik
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Renters Kings Heirch
Br. m
J. Dodge
Local sports chatter on races and coaching hints from Durreys column
Algrour Durreys ColuMn notes Speed Boys versus White Sox and a looming series. Mentions Lord McConnell Smith Purtell deal and John I’s smile. Jim Ten Eyck and Father Ten Eyck praised for age strength. Ned Ten Eyck cited as past champion. Mike Norris eyed by fans. Duffey to answer sports questions. Charlesbank Gym prep for New England championships at Norwood Press Club Sept 10.
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White Sox
McConnell
Smith-Purtell
John
John I
Jim Ten Eyck
Syracuse
Jim
Riley
Father Ten Eyck
Ned Ten Eyck
Ned
Tommy Callahan
Charlesbank
Norwood Press Club
Freddy Burns
Llewelyn
O'Brien
Wade
Pirates Fall To Giants In Offensive Shootout
New York tops Pittsburgh 9 to 0 as Campbell Pignu and Gibson lash two base hits while Leach Devore and Mathewson drive in runs. Adams and Mathewson combine for 9 strikeouts. both teams stranded six. Time 1h 44m. Umpires Klem and Kane.
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Adame
Meyers
New York
Pittsburg
Powree
Campbell
Pignu
Gibson
Leach
Devore
Snodgrass
Keeler
Mathewson
Balla
Adams
Matheween
Klem and
Kane
Adama
Bia
Doyle
Becker
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Bridwell
Devin
Esewerbert
Dodgers lose in final game of series to St. Louis
St. Louis defeated Brooklyn 14 to 8 in the last game of the series at St. Louis, with the Dodgers overwhelmed as the Cardinals piled up runs.
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Dodgers
St. Louis
ST. ,Louls
Brodlyn
Baseball rules and records mixed with player notes
A rapid Q A style excerpt covers appeals on outs and fielder assists. It discusses a batter being out when a fly is controlled by the catcher before touching ground, batting averages like Strunk’s, fielding averages as putouts and assists over chances, and a play where a runner on third scores before the batter is ruled out. It also mentions Hunt and Clyde Engle and a 1902 100 yard dash record claim with Dan Kelly.
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Strunk
Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Clyde
Engle
Hunt
Berkeley Oval
Dan Kelly
Baseball matchups listed for Chicago Boston cities
National league and regional fixtures include Chicago at Boston Detroit at Philadelphia Cleveland at New York St. Louis at Washington New York at Pittsburg Lynn at Lawrence Haverhill at Fall River Worcester at New Bedford Brockton at Lowell
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Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
YORK
Cleveland
Cleveland Ores
New York
Louis
Washington
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Philadelphia Co
Brooklyn
New England
New Bedford
Lynn Worcester
Aleltins
Loweli
Brockton
Fall River
Lawrence Stpeenere
Taverhil
St. Louis
Phila
Adelphia
Chicago Dees
Wittsburg
Lynn
Worcester
Lowell
Lawrence Ht
Haverhill Rt
Lawrence
Haverhill
Pocket Time Savers Hand Books For Tradesmen
The I C S hand books purport to be time savers and salary raisers designed for men on the job. Separate volumes exist for Electrical Workers Building Trades and Machinists with pages of electrical data formulas and construction information illustrated for tradespeople.
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Boston
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