Portland Takes Two From Lowell In Doubleheader
Portland triumphed 16 to 8 and 4 to 3 over Lowell in a twin bill at Portland. Key rallies produced seven runs in the first game as Lohman and Bonack were targeted, and Penfold finished the opener. In the second game Portland erased an early 3 to 1 deficit, scoring four runs after Lowell’s third inning.
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Bonack
Eurth
Plitt
Martin
Penfold
Beind
Lynn Tops Springfield 5 to 0 as Porter delivers key homer
Powers faltered in the sixth as Lynn capitalized with four runs and a two on base homer by Porter. Carroll was ejected for striking umpire Ennis with his glove. Williams allowed six hits in nine innings while Powers yielded 14 hits and four runs in 9 2 3 innings. Umpire Ennis. Time 48 minutes.
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Powers
Porterith
Lynn
Carroll
Ennis
Gleason
Orcutt
DeNeville
Orter
Kenary
Porter
Neville
Prysock
Grieve
Sharpe
Hamond
Flynn
Williams
Wlliams
New Haven Beats Lawrence Twice in Doubleheader 3-0 and 5-4
Timely hitting backed by strong pitching as New Haven shut out Lawrence 3-0 in the first game with Bressler fanning nine and allowing two hits. In the second game Lawrence scored late but New Haven held on 5-4, with Reed, Miller, and Nye among the run scorers and Miller homering for New Haven.
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Conn
Lawrence
Bressler
A.B. Nutter
Nell
Nard
O Nye
Reed
Howard
Miller
Mahoney
W’ward
Ost
Gren
O Whalen
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Courtney
Nye
Ostergren
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Bresssler
Vatlin Meets Gerard in Semi Final Bout Tomorrow Night
Tony Vatlin faces Al Gerard in a two six round semi final at the Commercial A. venue. Vatlin brings experience while Gerard is noted for speed and toughness and has studied Vatlin’s style in past encounters. The match promises close action.
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al Gerard
Tony
Gerard
Vatlin
Sarah Adams Promotes Old Fashioned Five O'Clock Suppers
Sarah Adams is highlighted as the best woman to plan a dinner in New England. Her article on Old Fashioned Five O'Clock Family Suppers is set to appear in next Sunday's Post.
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Sarah Adams
New England
Yankees Beat Tigers 5 to 2 in 1910s Style Shakeup
New York edges Detroit 5 2 after manager Donovan repositions Magee to second base and Mullin to right field. Shawkey hurled a solid game, Cobb had three of Detroit eight hits, and six Yankee hits produced four runs in the third inning.
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Donovan
Magee
Mullin
Detroit
Yankees
James
Shawkey
Cobb
New Twin Six Packs Packard’s Popularity in Boston
The new Packard Twin Six becomes the company’s most popular model as Frank E. Wing demonstrates a luxurious Mormon limousine at Packard salesrooms in Boston 1089 Commonwealth Avenue. Cadillac’s Earle Howard returns to Detroit after two weeks on the South Shore. Dorris Motor’s W L Burgess registers at Copley Plaza. Peerless appoints P S McKinney as Maine New Hampshire distributor with headquarters in Manchester New Hampshire.
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Cadillac Automobile Company
South Shore
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Peerless Organization
Maine
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Worcester Beats Bridgeport 7 5 in Tough Labor Day Tilt
Sacrifice hits and errors decide Worcester's 7 to 5 win over Bridgeport as McGinley exits after fifth, Van Dyke relieves and holds in the late innings. Worcester tally includes eighth inning runs on one hit one error and a passed ball.
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Leonard Pitches 4 to 6 Shutout
The Red Sox defeated the Browns 6 to 4 to gain ground. The standout was Boston pitcher Leonard whose brilliant performance dominated the game.
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Browns
Boston
Leonard Delivers No-Hit Game For Boston Red Sox
Leonard stifled the Browns in a nine inning gem as Hooper and Lewis chased down drives and Carrigan guided the defense. Boston’s attack, led by Walker Gardner and an aggressive defense, broke through late to seal a 1-0 victory. The left-hander’s gem featured sharp fielding, timely hits, and strategic managing behind the plate by Carrigan.
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New York
Joe Push
Athletics
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Browns
Sisler
Pratt
Shotton
Marsans
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Hooper
Lewis
Scott
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Duffy Lewis
Larry Gardner
Dutch
Bill Carrigan
Thomas
Cady
Carriagan
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Jack Barry
Walker
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Gainer
Lavan
Miller
Ward Miller
McNally
Feld
Gardner
Carrigan
Larry
Rumler
Tobin
Hartley
Senators Beat Indians 3 to 1 in Washington game
Washington defeated Cleveland 3 1 in the August 30 game. Gallia gave up eight hits and two earned runs while Coombs and Coveleskie allowed one run combined. Henry and Smith had two-base hits, Graney and Stolen Bases by Turner and Roth noted. double plays and substitutions listed. Umpires Nallin and Dineen. Time 1h 55m.
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Smith
Trautman
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Becker
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Rodriguez
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Ereeeeer
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Myers
Schang
Faber
Chill
Connolly
Good Bouts Carded for Augusta Meet
The Augusta Maine program on Labor Day features a 12 round main bout between Young Britt and Dan McCormack along with two six rounders and two prelims. In the semi final Barney Snyder of Boston will tackle Joe Magee of New Bedford. The scheduled Myers versus Ah Chung match was scratched due to Ah Chung not showing, and Myers will appear later for the Augusta club.
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Young Britt
Dan McCormack
Augusta
Labor Day
Barney Snyder
Boston
Joe Magee
New Bedford
Britt
Billy Myers
Harry Ah Chung
Berlin
N. H
Myers
White Sox tie Athletics 7 8th inning rally falls short
Philadelphia game notes Chicago White Sox tied the Athletics 7 to 3 with a late rally. Von Kolnitz delivered three singles and three RBIs for Chicago while Faber dominated until a four inning third.
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Chicago
Faber
von Kolnitz
McCarthy Named Boston Rep for Maine Clubs in Boxing
Joe McCarthy of South Boston, head of New England’s largest boxing stable, is named Boston representative for clubs in Lewiston Bangor Gardiner and Augusta. The move promises strong fall and winter boxing in these cities. Efforts seek a Fleming versus Wilson bout in Lewiston or Augusta with Wilson offering Fleming a five pound weight advantage, but Fleming remains reluctant.
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Joe McCarthy
South Boston
New England
Boston
Lewiston
Bangor
Gardiner
Augusta
Bill Fleming
Johnny Wilson
Wilson
Fleming
Bill
Baseball doubleheader results and a shortened game
Buffalo defeated Newark 7 to 6 in the first game. Toronto beat Richmond 10 to 1. In the second game Toronto won 4 to 2 over Richmond. Providence topped Rochester 3 to 0 in six innings.
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Richmond
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Extra heats at Waterville Central Maine Fair racing
At Waterville Maine on August 30 during the Central Maine Fair the second day featured spirited races. The 2:35 pace continued from yesterday with Bend Peter Pan challenging Gilbert Todd in the 2:21 trot while Remiss led the 2:24 class and Barros, winner of the 2:20 trot, showed only a stiff workout.
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Roderick
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Wescott
Peru
Binsen
Simmons
Lucinda
Petey Mattle
Fisher
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Todd
Unclear Race Notation Produces Odds and Times
Fragmentary entry lists horses or jockeys Peter Pan Ralph Wilkes Nancy Forbes Barney C with times around 2 18s to 2 20s. No clear event or outcome discernible from the garbled text.
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Ryder
Ralph FF. Wilkes, Jr
Sropuarier Maire ES
Madonna and Seres Win Out in 50 Mile Motorrace
Vincent Madonna and Georges Seres defeated Clarence Carman and George Wiley by six laps in the 50 mile team race at the Revere tract last night. Carman led early but faded as the winning team surged ahead. Ned Chandler won the five mile professional event with a late sprint, narrowly beating Paul Suter and Tim Sullivan. Fred McKenzie led the one mile amateur race, while S Williams won the half mile professional sprint.
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Georges Seres
Clarence Carman
George Wiley
Revere
Carman
Ned Chandler
Paul Suter
Tim Sullivan
Fred McKenzie
S. Williams
Mack Trades Walsh for Catcher Haley
Philadelphia manager Mack announces Walsh released to Boston and Haley acquired from Buffalo, part payment in the deal with the Boston club holding an interest in the Buffalo organization United States baseball news notes the Washington, Philadelphia, and Boston clubs involved in the multi team exchange.
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Mack
Philadelphia Americans
Walsh
Boston Red Sox
Haley
Athletics
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