Boston Carnival Ends Cleveland Comeback In Ninth
Boston triumphed 4 to 3 over Cleveland at Huntington Avenue after a ninth inning rally sparked by Tannehill and Stahl. Ferris misplayed a ball in the ninth to open the frame and Winter scored the go ahead run on a Stahl hit. Donahue struggled for Cleveland with seven strikeouts as Boston capitalized on fielding miscues and timely hits to seal the win.
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Detroit Topples New York 8 to 4 in Seven
Detroit defeated New York 8 to 4 as the visitors took the lead in the seventh inning. Hughes collected three hits in the game and forced in a run on a walk. Powell relieved him, with Stovall relieved by Willian in the seventh. Crawford’s batting and Anderson’s running catch of Robinson’s hit in the fifth were notable moments.
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Boxing Gossip on Ferguson and O Rourke in Chelsea
Local boxing chatter centers on Tom O Rourke's planned management of Sandy Ferguson a Chelsea favorite. Viewpoints praise Ferguson with potential to trouble most rivals except Jeffries while cautioning on his temper and need for strong guidance.
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Edldie Hanlon
San Francisco
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Fred Sidney
Jimmy Lourke
Lawrence
Young O'Donnell
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Watson
Sidney
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Cambridge
Jack Mooney
Joe Walcott
Kid Goodman
Billy Melody
Brooklyn Rally Fails to Halt Cincinnati Win in Batting Burst
In Cincinnati on July 18 Brooklyn rallied twice but Cincinnati beat them by scoring on timely hits and walks. Huggins Odwell Babb Seymour and Jones figured in key moments as Ohio Dodgers Jones walked in the ninth to seal the victory. Walker pitched seven and one third for Brooklyn and Kellum two thirds for Cincinnati with umpires Johnstone and Carpenter. Attendance reported at eight thousand one hundred.
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New York Bunches Hits To Score Won Opponent
National game in Pittsburg describes fast play and clean fielding. New York capitalized on hits in the second and sixth innings to score all their runs, securing the victory.
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Ingomar Wins English Race Off Dover
The American schooner Ingomar owned by Morton F. Plant of New York won the Dover to Ostend yacht race. The Navahoe Therese and Valdora started. injuries to Navahoe and Ingomar from a Friday morning collision near the Admiralty pier have been repaired.
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Valdora
Admiralty Pier
Fog Delays Boston Yacht Club Cruise Off Portland
The Boston Yacht Club fleet faced dense fog after Portsmouth launch, delaying the voyage to Five Islands. Racing schooners, including Corona and Constellation, battled near Richmond Island, with many boats later anchoring off Portland Head Light or Peak’s Island. The Juanita led power boats ashore, and the event wraps with notes on classes and crews.
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Press Golfers Hold Annual Championship Opener at Wollaston
The fifth annual Press Golf Club of New England individual championship opened at Wollaston Golf Club Montclair with a qualifying round. Over 30 newspaper men played in splendid course conditions. Low score 88 by M. Fred O Connell Fitchburg correspondent Boston Globe. Ralph Cracknell Globe shot 90. HH. T Hathaway Somerville Journal rode to 92. Match play starts this afternoon by 4. A handicap stroke event will accompany match play. Entries accepted at the Montclair clubhouse from the club president or secretary.
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Myopia Polo Club Beats Dedham P C in Open Match
Dedham, July 18. The high goal polo teams Myopia and Dedham clash at Karlstein grounds with Myopia defeating Dedham 19 to 4. Myopia trimmed Dedham's early lead in the second period, took the lead, then Dedham rallied and pressed to the end.
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Duke of Kendal Wins Nautilus Stakes at Brighton Beach
Brighton Beach favorites win as Duke of Kendal, at 9 to 2, takes the Nautilus stakes over one mile and a furlong. Possession is second, with Sheriff Bell third. The meet also features Spring winning the handicap and Flammula, Torchello, and Flamulla scoring in other races. Time records noted for each event.
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Double header plans and pennant talk mix with baseball woes
Report snippets show a Ladies day and a Boston Cleveland double header planned for tomorrow while Boston’s Buckenberger and Collins clash over pitching and strategy. Injuries and illness affect star players like Fred Clarke as the Telegram and Knowles discuss post season hints and potential cross league series amid Giants, Invaders, and pennant chatter.
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Ready for Charles River Park Race Tonight
The Charles River Park 25 mile open race tonight pits Jimmy Moran against rivals Hugh MacLean Harry Caldwell Bill Stinson Nat Butler and Louis Mettling who seek Moran’s scalp after a season of defeats Moran aims for St Louis paced championship with several rivals determined to beat him in this world class event back of four horsepower motors.
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St. Louis
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Champion Chace Wins Opening Tennis Round
Bristol Rhode Island July 18 Several matches in the first round of the Rhode Island tennis championship under Bristol Y M C A. Malcolm G Chace did not appear in the forenoon and his match with E Tudor Gross was defaulted. Chace appeared in the afternoon and defeated Gross. Robert W Nelson beat J N Ingraham and then lost to J O Ames. Most first round matches were finished today with consolation rounds set for Wednesday.
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Rowing Exec Meet Set for July Labor Day Regatta Plans
The New England Amateur Rowing Association executive committee will meet at Union Boat Clubhouse on Thursday evening July 21 at 8 p m to arrange a Labor Day regatta.
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Manchester Triumphs In 15 Innings At Concord
Manchester wins 2 1 in the 15th inning after two Manchester runs in the inning and an error by Pulsifer. Noblit and Newenham start Concord scoring in the first, Clark miscue allows Manchester to score in the eighth. Leith and Young pitched well, Young noted for fielding. Attendance 425 in Concord.
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Page
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Brady
Haverhill Defeats Lawrence 8 to 3 in Hard Fought Tilt
Haverhill wins 8 3 over Lawrence as MacGinley improves to 13 straight. Brown starts strong but fades after 12 bases and seven runs in two innings. Beard pitches seven steady innings for Haverhill with key stops by Murphy and Chilcott. Attendance about 500.
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Lowell 6 Nashua 4 baseball game summary
Lowell defeated Nashua 6 to 4 as Van Zant and Bigbie homered for Lowell. Bigbie drove in two with a bases loaded shot, Lowell led until the eighth when Nashua tied it. Van Zant’s error in the eighth gave Lowell the win. Duggan doubled for Nashua. Day pitched well for Lowell with 10 strikeouts. Attendance about 800.
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Fall River Triumphs Over New Bedford 2-0 Behind Gilroy
Fall River defeated New Bedford 2 to 0 as Gilroy drove in a key eighth inning rally. Friend weakened late, Dwyer starred at third, and Guiheen collected a two base hit while Gilroy had a three base hit. Attendance was about 1400 with Sullivan umpiring.
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Revere Beach Steeplechase Under New Management
The Steeplechase at Revere Beach has drawn large crowds since June with new management. An evening band concert and a planned appearance by the Scotch Pipers in full costume promise a gala time next Wednesday. The dance hall remains well kept and the Laughing Gallery and House of Trouble provide ongoing amusement as ice cream and soda stands out among attractions.
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Post Beat Transcript in Somerville League Clash
The Post defeated Transcript 15 to 7 at Broad Way Field Somerville with key performances by Hutchinson Marley Barry Scott and Johnson for the Post and Hutchinson McShane Richardson and Brophy for Transcript. A sixth inning rally with Collins clearing the bases on a three run homer helped seal the win as O Connell held Transcript to relief.
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Automobilist Fowler Sets Tour to St Louis Start
Frank H. Fowler, veteran of every major American auto run, arrived in Boston with a party of New York gentlemen in a Matheson car. He will join the New England division in the St Louis tour that departs from Copley square next Monday morning, driving to Springfield tomorrow to meet on Tuesday for the second day of the 13800 mile journey.
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Stinson Butler And MacLean Race Thursday At Revere
Stinson Butler and MacLean will meet Thursday night at Revere for a 25 mile endurance race behind small motors. The event tests stamina as well as speed, highlighting sustained pace and power.
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Revere
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Promises Wide Cures
An advertisement extols Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and urinary ailments. It claims sediment in water indicates kidney trouble, promotes the product’s ability to ease pain, improve bladder function, and reduce nightly urination. Offers free sample and booklet by mail from Dr Kilmer & Co, Binghamton, NY.
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