Cubs Triumph Over Doves In Boston Exhibition
Chicago defeated Boston 6 to 2 as Pfeister held Boston’s lineup in check. Evers and Sheckard sparked the Cubs with timely hits and a series of productive innings while the Doves could muster little offense aside from Sweeney’s home run-type hit and a lone seventh-inning rally. Attendance 1298.
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Chicago
Columbus Avenue
Old Park
Jack Pfeister
Cubs
Boston
Bill Sweeney
Beaumont
Coffey
Graham
Moore
Becker
Sweeney
Hoffman
Ginger
Pfeister
Stein
Johnny Evers
Sheckard
Schulte
Chance
Evers
Steinfeldt
Steiny
Tinker
Starr
Archer
Klem and
Kane
Phe
Chance Pe
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Archer Her
Thomas
Beaumont E
Pei
Ali
Nee Ee
Bazeman
Gro
Helen
Pitebee
Dodgers Pound Out A Victory In Brooklyn Tonight
Brooklyn defeated Pittsburgh 5 to 1 as Leifield exited in the seventh and Frock was hit four times. Hummell stood out at the plate while McIntire baffled the Pirates.
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Dodgers
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Leifield
Frock
Hummell
McIntire
Pirates
Giants Ahead as Time Is Called in Seventh Inning
New York leads Cincinnati 2 to 1 as darkness halts the game after seven innings. McLean homered for Cincinnati in the third, while Murray, Devlin, Bridwell, Schlei and Tenney drove New York's runs in the fourth.
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Giants
National
New York
Cincinnati
McLean
Murray
Devlin
Bridwell
Schlei
Tenney
AB. R. BH
Tonnes
McCormick
J. O'Hara
C. F
Bea
Crandall
Bescher
Egan
Mitchell
Hoblitzel
Dacciscieis
Lobert
Downey
Fromme
Odp
Bescher Fromme
Hoblgel
Crandall Fromme
Local hockey scores snapshot from regional games
Northampton defeated Waterbury 5 to 1 while Bridgeport beat New Haven 4 to 2. Springfield edged Hartford 2 to 1 and Holyoke won 4 to 2 over New Haven in the first game. New Haven then took the second game 6 to 3 against Holyoke.
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Northampton
Waterbury
Bridgeport
New Haven
Springfield
Hartford
Holyoke
Medals to Be Tendered Winners at 1915 Games
Senior and junior medals of uniform design will be awarded to the top three finishers at the Marcella street playground meet on Saturday. Medals are hung on ribbons in Playground Association colors and engraved with event names. Senior medal imagery includes the city shield and 1915 palm, while junior medals show the Boston-1915 emblem and city roofs reaching the State House dome.
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Marcella Street
Playground Association
Boston
Victor’s
State House
Lawrence Wins Pitchers Battle In 12 Innings
Lawrence defeats Fall River 2 to 1 in a 12 inning pitchers duel. Maybohm returns from hand injury to scatter three hits as Vinson scores on a misplayed ball in the 12th. Weaver and Jolly contribute key plays. Umpires Buckley Finlayson Connolly, Finlayson.
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Lawrence
Maybohm
Reiger
Fall River
Vinson
Bellis
Nichols
Weaver
Jolly
Rups—Vinson
MaMey
Foster
Messenger
Devine
Catterson
Finlayson
McLane
Donovan
Togan
Leonard
Harrington
Wilson
Cutting
Shannon
Hickman
McGovern
Bradley
Shaw
Worcester
Brockton
Butler
Buckley
A.E. Murphy
Ie Catson
Ger
C.f. O'Brien
Massey
Bowcock
F. Vinson
M'D'm't
Deltis
Abbott Dominates As Lynn Defeats New Bedford
Abbott twirls a five inning win as Lynn tops New Bedford. Autrey drives Lynn's lead with a two base hit in the third. Coffin yields four runs in five, McLean allows four in eight while Ulrich is the lone New Bedford batter with a safe hit. Page Autrey and Wallace contribute two-base hits.
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New England
Lynn
Abbott
New Bedford
Ulrich
Autrey
Coffin
McLean
Wesleyan University
Page
Hamilton
Weeden
Bbott
Wallace
O'Rourke
O'Leary
Adler
Langan
Bh.po.a.e
New Beetord. Page
Barrows
Crum
Zim'm
R.f
Bauman
Wilson
Rourke
Burg
Newashe
Leary
Wallace Lf
Quakers Sweep Cardinals In Doubleheader At Philadelphia
Haverhill defeats Lowell 9 to 4 as Cooney dominates, while Philadelphia tops St Louis in both ends of a doubleheader. Grant and Magee execute a successful double steal in the second game, with strong pitching from Corridon and Beebe in a 14 inning finish.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Grant
Magee
Corridon
Melter
St. Louie
Knabe
Delehanty
Evans
Hulswitz
Charles
Doolan
Richie
Kenetchy
Moren
Beebe
Bliss
Titus
Doom
Bransfield
Ellis
Dulswitz
Balle
A. E. Grant
Kanabe
Shean
C. Doolan
Death
Pee Richie
Sewer
Byrne
Phelps
Eeewe
Konetchy
Hulewitz
Bachman
AB. R. BH. PO. A
Wee Serene
Boss
Peete
Pere Ewer
Es Ellis
F Byrne
Bresnahan
Hlse
Konetehy
Renee
Hulawitt
Reebe
P Peewee
Cy Young Shuts Out Milwaukee in Doubleheader
Little Cy Young of Minneapolis led his club to the top of the American Association by blanking Milwaukee in both ends of a Tuesday doubleheader. He allowed only four safeties in the first game and one in the second, boosting hopes for a managing career for Bill Dehlen after the Dodgers acquisition.
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Little Cy" Young
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Bill Dehlen
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Harry Lumley
Joss
Athletics
Mack
Senators
Cleveland
Hal Chase
Comiskey
New York
Foutz
Chamberlain
Carruthers
Browns
Pulliam Issues New Rule on Bat Throwing
President Pulliam recently instituted a National League rule that a batsman who throws his bat and it strikes a catcher shall be out. The rule clarifies intent, covering both deliberate and accidental strikes to remove uncertainty for umpires.
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Pulliam
Three Doves Trade Bates and Starr to Quakers
The Three Doves announce an acquisition by the Philadelphia Quakers trading outfielder Johnny Bates and second baseman Charley Starr for Shean and pitchers Ritchie and Brown. Shean, a local lad, showed promise. Ritchie struggled last year. Brown is a newcomer. Bates and Starr were valuable and solid performers this season.
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Johnny Bates
Charley Starr
Doves
Philadelphia Quakers
Shean
Ritchie
Brown
Dovey
Knabe
Bates
Starr
Woonsocket Banner Day at Trotting Park
Woonsocket Rhode Island July 15 The banner day races at Woonsocket Trotting Park featured two unfinished events from yesterday and three completed ones The day's highlight was the free for all pace won by Gallowgher in five heats Irred D the favorite placed second Knightown Belle was runner up in the 2 17 pace Prince Hamlin won the 2 17 pace six heats yesterday Roan Wilkes Jr captured the 2 20 pace Forest Prince finished fourth Bernaldo won the 2 19 trot Morris S took the 2 27 trot with Marguerite second in that event
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Woonsocket
R. I
Forest Prince
Bernaldo
Morris S
Marguerite
McIntosh Seeks Saturday Club Offers in Boston Area
George McIntosh, a top semi professional catcher around Boston, is available for clubs on Saturdays or holidays. He has tried out with the Red Sox. Address P. M. ., sporting department, Boston Post.
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George McIntosh
Boston
McIntosh
Red Sox
Sporting Department
Boston Post
Fort Warren Triumphs Over Fort Preble in Harbor Series
Fort Warren defeated Fort Preble on George's Island yesterday afternoon by 3 to 1 in a fort rivalry baseball game between Poston Harbor and Portland Harbor teams.
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Poston Harbor
Portland Harbor
Fort Warren
Fort Preble
George's Island
Montreal routs Rochester in Eastern League action
Montreal defeated Rochester 4 to 0 as Providence beat Jersey City 6 to 2 and Toronto won 6 to 3 against Buffalo. The Baltimore Newark game was postponed due to rain.
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Montreal
Rochester
Providence
Jersey City
Toronto
Buffalo
Baltimore-Newark
Whittemore Is The Honor Man At Essex County Golf
Whittemore of Brae Burn posted a 75 to lead qualifying at the Essex County Golf Club event. Col onel Bogey was beaten on five holes as Childs made a strong bid before a single bad hole. The field of 117 players awaits match play tomorrow for four 16-player divisions.
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Manchester
Essex County Golf Club
P. W. Whittemore
Brae-Burn
J. H. Childs
Essex County
Eastern Yacht Club fleet winds along Penobscot cruise
In Burnt Coat Harbor Maine on July 15 the Eastern Yacht Club fleet completed a 25 mile windward run from the Penobscot east passage to Isle au Haut and Grand Day for the fleet. The yawl Vigilant schooner Taormina and the sloop Gloriana Sakuntala won the day with windward work and Taormina also took a special cup in a match with Irolita while Humma won the third sweep stakes in her class.
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Burnt Coat Harbor
Eastern Yacht Club
Penobscot
Isle Au Haut
Yawl Vigilant
Taormina
Gloriana
Sakuntala
Irolita
Humma
Donlin May Join Giants in Comeback Bid
New York fans hope Mike Donlin returns to the Giants after his wife Mabel Hite joins a metropolitan stage company. Donlin, freed to play, could bolster New York with his right handed hitting, as manager McGraw plans an early talk on a possible return.
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New York
Mike Donlin
Mike
Mabel Hite
Europe
Donlin
Liberty
McGraw
Giants
Cy Young Prodigy In Time Will Be Great Pitcher
The article extols Cy Young, predicting future greatness with more experience. It notes his 18th win this season against seven losses, ranking him 14th among American League pitchers, and details his 12 wins 7 losses, 142 hits allowed in 0 games, 70 strikeouts and 31 walks.
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Cy Young
Mr. Kramse
Young
The
Athletics
Krause
Malin
Detroit
Joss
Bender
Caldwell to Ride in 25 Mile Racing Card at Revere
The event features Harry Caldwell on bicycle with a motor in a return to form at Revere Saturday night. Peter Drobeck Frank Galvin and Fred Hill join in a 25 mile distance with a match race between Tom Connolly New England champion and Carman the national champion. An amateur 10 mile open race closes the program.
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Harry Caldwell
Revere
Harry
Peter Drobeck
Frank Galvin
Fred Hill
Tom Connolly
New England
Carman
Charles Barker Famed American Checker Champion Dies
The Checker World notes the death of Charles Francis Barker, longtime American draughts star and Stonewall of the game. His prowess reached Britain, Australia, India, South Africa, and New Zealand, leaving a lasting mark on the science of checkers and a legacy among the big four of the era.
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Charles Francis Barker
America
Barker
British Isles
Australia
India
South Africa
New Zealand
A. J. Heffner
American Association Results Reported Scores in Midwest Matches
Milwaukee beat Kansas City 2 to 1. Toledo defeated Columbus 6 to 4. St Paul topped Minneapolis 4 to 1. Indianapolis won over Louisville 3 to 2.
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Milwaukee
Kansas City
Toledo
Columbus
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Louisville
Narrow Escapes On Tour In Glidden Trophy Race
Lacrosse Wisconsin July 15 No official word but reports say at least three cars fell from the clean score class during the hard Madison to Wilton course. Goldthwaite in Maxwell and others escaped serious injury though several rigs were damaged, while Ferguson’s Acme plunged into a ditch with minor injuries to driver and mechanic and a broken spring fixed upon arrival.
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Lacrosse
Wis
Madison
Pittsburg
Bedford Springs
Goldthwaite
Maxwell
Wilton
Studebaker Press
Chalmers
Sparta
Smithson
Army
Ferguson
Acme
Coffroth Incorporated Promoter Expands Amusement Empire
James W. Coffroth forms a California corporation to promote boxing, baseball, marathons, and theater, aiming to expand in California and beyond. The piece notes potential bouts with Langford Ketchel and a $25,000 purse for a six round bout, while reporting on recent earnings from past shows and ongoing heavyweight talk.
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James W. Coffroth
Jim
Colma Arena
Coffroth
California
New Jersey
Spider’' Kelly
Spider Kelly
Colma
James
Ely
Philadelphia
Sam Langford
Stanley Ketchel
Jack McGuigan
Harry Edwards
National A. C
Quaker City
Joe Woodman
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Woonsocket’s Banner
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Doris
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Gordon Abbott
Eeeee Humma
R. T. Paine
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Dick, Jr
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C. K
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Narrow Escapes
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