New Haven 11 Lowell 4 in Eastern League tilt
New Haven racked up 11 runs to Lowell 4 as Parker of Milwaukee fame homered and a flurry of errors in right field aided the visitors. Bridgeport beat Lawrence 1 0 in a pitchers duel with Blake driving in the decisive eighth inning run.
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Lowell
New Haven
Wil
Parker
Milwaukee
Bridgeport
Conn
Lawrence
Blake
Murphy
Ball
A.E
Timpson
Nutter
Kane
O’c'nell
J.shan'n
Ja Y Ball
Levine
M.shan'n
U Dugzan
Howard
Miller
Helfrich
D'n
Ger
Mahoney
Chou’ard
Gr'halige
Baker
Ly’ Stri Ct
Bressler
O'Connell
Whelan
Wardner
Smith
Kilhullen
Moshier
Osterg
Courtney
Torphy
Nye
Woodward
Lohiman
Walsh
Whalen
Portland Beats Springfield 7 2 On Strong Fielding And Batting
Portland defeats Springfield 7 to 2 led by Dowell Sweatt and Brown in the field and Sweatt at the plate. Powers was touched for 7 runs on 12 hits across 8 2 3 innings while Tuckey held the visitors to 2 runs over 9 innings.
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Portland
Dowell
Sweatt
Brown
Springfield
Powers
Tuckey
Stephens
Clemens
Low
Gaston
Tamm
Hickey
Beatty
Stephen
Rock
Flynn
Watters
Po.a
A.E
Rooe
E Rock
Smith
Ha’mond
Lonergan
C Ou
New London Defeats Lynn 5 to 1 Amid ejected manager fine
New London won 5 to 1 over Lynn as Rieger steadied after early control issues. Manager Pieter of Lynn was fined $10 after an argument with the umpire. Becker Dowd Russell and Odell led with hits as New London built an early lead.
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New London
Conn
Lynn
Rieger
Pieter of
Po.a.e
Rod'guez
Porter
W'house
Carrollc
Odell
Prysock
Conlex
Reiger
Jewett
Byoo Er Pert
Daan
Russell
Becker
Dowd
Marhefka
Conley
Hartford Beats Worcester 4-2 In Poorly Played Affair
Hartford wins at home 4 to 2 as Reed goes 4-for-4 and Maloney swipes four bases. Lyons and Smith duel on the mound with 6 and 8 walks respectively, while Spires and Reed spark Hartford's offense with key two base hits.
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Zieser
New Haven
Powell cc Ieee Oe
Nutter
Smith
Stimpson
Greenhalge
Torphy
J. Shannon
M. Shannon
Miller
Chouinard
Bressler
Courtney
Woodward
Parker
Helfrich
Lohman
Carroll
Ennis
Hartford
Worcester
Reed
Maloney
Tiattlolds
Zimmerman
Spires
Lyons
Potteiger
Magee
Crowther
Hogan
Cooney
Few
A.E
Po.a
Fewster
Zim’man If
Lif
Pott
Ger
Holmes
Volk
Gardella
Parks
Rf Cooney
McDonald
Ireitag
Phillips
Caldwell Out To Win Trophy At Caledonian Grove
Jack Ryder prepares Dave Caldwell for the Walter Scott mile at Caledonian Grove West Roxbury on Saturday August 5. The Scott trophy aims to rival the Hunter mile won by Caldwell last winter. Mike Devanney Willie Gordon Ted Meredith and H F Mahoney are lined up to challenge Caldwell in a fast field.
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Jack Ryder
Dave Caldwell
Caledonian Grove
West Roxbury
Caldwell
Ryder
Tom Grieve
Mike Devanney
Millrose A. A
New York
Dave
Willie Gordon
Yonkers
N. Y
Gordon
Ted Meredith
H. F. Mahoney
Herzog Offers $20,000 for Herrmann Release
Cincinnati manager Herzog offered President Herrmann twenty thousand dollars for his unconditional release. Herrmann refused, saying Cincinnati needed players.
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Cincinnati
Herzog
Herrmann
Weeghman bids for Herzog as Chicago talks continue
Charles Weeghman arrives and bids for Herzog after conferring with August Herrmann. Herzog may move to Chicago but will not conclude today, awaiting a meeting between Hempstead and McGraw in Chicago tomorrow. Weeghman has already secured Shortstop Wortman from Kansas City.
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Charles Weeghman
Chicago
Herzog
August Herrmann
Cincinnati
Weeghman
Shortstop Wortman
Kansas City Club
American Association
McGraw
Giants
Hempstead
Herrmann
Weeghmann
Frank Gotch Breaks Leg In Exhibition Bout
Kenosha Wisconsin July 18 Frank Gotch world champion wrestler is out of action for an indefinite period after a fracture to his left leg during an exhibition bout with Bob Monograph of Chicago. He twisted the leg while executing a hip hold and Willard assisted at the hospital. X rays planned and transfer to Chicago possible late this week.
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Kenosha
Wis
Frank Gotch
Bob Monograph
Chicago
Gotch
Monograph
Jess Willard
Fog Delays Yachts Race but Fleet Reaches Potts Harbor
Heavy fog halted the Boston Yacht Club fleet's racing run from Peaks Island in Portland Harbor to Potts Harbor Me. The fleet proceeded to the port despite thick fog for much of the voyage.
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Potts Harbor
South Harpswell
Boston Yacht Club
Peaks Island
Portland Harbor
Yachts Traveled Through Casco Bay In Fog Short Sail
The power squadron towed sailing yachts singly and in small groups along Casco Bay amid thick fog with light breeze. The Shiyessa would rejoin the fleet at Boothbay Harbor while others continued under sail. An evening at Merriconeag Hotel followed with plans to sail to Boothbay Harbor next day.
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Casco Bay
L. A. Jackson
Alfred Douglass
Boothbay Harbor
Peaks Island
Peaks
Great Diamond Islands
Long Island
Chandlers Cove
Long
Great Chebeague Islands
Great Chebeague
Hope Islands
Broad Sound
Little Birch
Upper Lag Islands
Potts
Rain Stops Grand Circuit Races in Cleveland
The Grand Circuit program at North Randall was halted at 5:35 pm due to rain after a one hour delay. Only the first heats of the North Randall Sweepstakes and the 2:05 class pacing were run. The remainder of the card is postponed to Saturday.
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Cleveland
North Randall
Walter Butler Loses To Joe Welling In Chicago Bout
Walter Butler of Revere loses to Joe Welling of Chicago in a 12 round arena bout last night. Butler faced a tough setback but showed grit, advancing in several rounds and trading punches late, staying even with the visitor at the end.
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Walter Butler
Revere
Joe Welling
Chicago
The
Arena
Joe McCarthy
Teddy Cahill
Everett
al Girard
North End
Johnny Downes
South Boston
Billy Campbell
Worcester
Johnny Comber
Portsmouth
Downes
Johnny Donovan
George Brooks
Cambridge
Johnny Emery
Somerville
Donovan
Brooks
Georgie
Welling Beats Butler in Clean Boxing Showdown
Welling outboxed Butler with precise straight punches to the face and body, swelling Butler’s head and drawing blood from an early bruised eye. Butler showed grit and improved at 142 pounds, while Welling proved a top contender could challenge Jack Britton in a future bout. Prelims featured two boxers scoring technical knockouts in quick finishes.
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Butler
Revere
Welling
Walter
Jack Britton
Carman to Meet Didier in Season Opener at Revere Track
Clarence Carman of Jamaica clashes with Leon Didier the flying Frenchman in the season’s first motor-paced race at Revere Cycle Track. The format includes 10, 20, and possibly 30 mile heats with a tandem race featuring six pro teams. Carman seeks a sensational win after recent victories. Didier hopes to challenge on the short course.
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Didier-Smart
Revere
Clarence Carman
Jamaica
Leon Didier
Rollins Brothers
Holbrook-D. Connolly
T. Connolly-Herbert
Turville - Williams
Grant - Reynolds
Chandler-Jackson
Carman-Didier
Wiley
Carman
Yankee Flyers
Central Amateur Athletic Union Sets Fifty Yard Swim Record
Abe Zigel of the Illinois Athletic Club of Chicago broke the fifty yard swim record in Put-In-Bay Ohio during the championship events. He clocked 27 4-5 seconds to erase the previous 28 2-5 mark as top midwest swimmers from the Illinois Athletic Club and Chicago Athletic Association competed.
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Put-In-Bay
Central Amateur Athletic Union
Abe Zigel
Illinois Athletic Club of Chicago
Middle West
Illinois Athletic Club
Chicago Athletic Association
Lincoln Town Team Seeks Games With Amateur Clubs
The Lincoln town team seeks matches against strong amateur clubs. For scheduling contact William Loughlin of South Lincoln Massachusetts.
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Lincoln Town
William Loughlin
South
Lincoln
Mass
Zwilling to Indianapolis for part payment on Kelly
Chicago Nationals outfielder Edward Zwilling heads to Indianapolis as part payment for the purchase of Joe Kelly by the club.
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Chicago
Edward Zwilling
Chicago Nationals
Indianapolis
Joe Kelly
State Amateur Golf Title Is at Stake
One of the classiest fields of golfers will contest the 18 hole qualification for the 1916 State amateur championship at Wollaston Golf Club. Noted players such as P W Whittemore and R R Gorton posted rounds around 70 and 72 amid poor practice conditions.
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Wollaston Golf Club
Montclair Links
P. W. Whittemore
R. R. Gorton
Brae Burn
Francis Quinet
Wollaston
A. H. Goodale
R. D. Pierce
Lambert Brothers Split Day in Junior Tennis Final
In Narragansett Pier R I on July 18 Donald Lambert of St Louis defeated his brother Albert Lambert in the junior tennis final at Point Judith Country Club with scores of 6 2 6 2 6 8.
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Narragansett Pier
R. I
Donald Lambert
St. Louis
Albert Lambert
Point Judith Country Club
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