Bostonizes Whitewash Ends Cleveland Streak
In Cleveland on July 21 Boston defeated the White Sox 6 to 0. Cleveland.outbatted Boston but failed to bring runners home, while Bernhardt kept the locals scoreless through seven. Tannehill held the lead with key Boston hits and a late burst sealed the game.
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St. Louis Wins 13-Inning Pitchers’ Duel
Glade out pitched Coakley in a 13 inning game in St. Louis Missouri. Both teams played brilliant defense as the contest stretched long.
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Detroit Beats Washington 8 7 Behind Mullin’s Pitching
Detroit won its third straight over Washington 8 to 7 with Mullin strong on the mound. Coughlin was knocked out by a pitch and retired with a bad wound, expected to miss several days.
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Chicago Wins 12 Inning Thriller Over Giants
Chicago defeats New York 2 to 1 in 12 innings as Isbell drives in the decisive run. Isbell and Orth contribute key hits, Altrock and Orth strikeouts lead pitching, with 3960 in attendance.
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Revere Beach Races Tonight Spark Championship Stakes
E L Collins faces Sammy Sulkins in a 10 mile behind motors title race after A W McDonald withdraws. If Collins wins he claims the amateur middle distance crown. if he loses to Sulkins, Sulkins being a pro forfeits the title. Match races feature Hugh MacLean and Floyd McFarland in 10 mile heats behind motors. A large field enters the 10 mile open with mile prizes.
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Sulkins
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Speedway Races Today at Franklin Field Dorchester
Nine races scheduled for two this afternoon at Franklin Field under the Dorchester Gentlemen's Driving Club. Past events suggest close and exciting matches with local enthusiasts in attendance.
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Dorchester Gentlemen’s Driving Club
Fine Races Wind Up Boston Cruise With Waterfront Fete
Five Islands Maine July 21 The Boston Yacht Club cruise ends after a 10 mile race in perfect conditions. Prizes go to Sally VIL Goldenrod Shyessa Nutmeg and others as Kennebec Yacht Club boats set marks. A ball clash Kennebecs 9 Boston 8 caps a busy finale and crews eye next year’s expected 100 boats.
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Champions and rivals set for afternoon baseball clashes
Several Boston area games headline a busy schedule. Willis and Weimer start for Chicago. Barry pitches for Walworths against the Maplewoods. Dorchester Locals face Neponset with Brayley or Alberti on the mound, while Tannehill shines for the West.
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Favorites at Narragansett Park win all but one race
At Narragansett Park Providence July 21 Gough Acres stable’s Preen led a favorites day tally. The card featured five races with calm weather, fast track, and strong entries from Boston visitors. Main events saw Preen dominate the eight year old handicap while Gauze captured the day’s only upset in race five, with Silverskin later disqualified after starting badly and kicking.
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Auto Tourists End Long Run Today
Lenox hosts the Glidden tour as motorists finish the second last day. Fines of 15 each for speeding in Leices ter were imposed by Worcester Court, with the penalties paid while cars entered a leisurely parade. A tough ascent at Jacob's Ladder challenged many, and Mrs. Cuneo broke a crankshaft but will continue tomorrow. The Napier led, with Pope and Knox following. 140 mile final day will end in Yonkers and New York.
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Manchester Team Defeats Lowell 20 to 3 in New England League
The transferred Manchester club beat Lowell 20 to 3 in Lawrence. Highlights include Armbruster and Tierney with big hits, cross pitching 7 strikeouts, and Halligan allowing wild pitches. Attendance reported at 500 with umpire Stafford.
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Concord Clinches New England Title With 4 1 Win Over Nashua
Concord beats Nashua 4 to 1 in the New England league race. The decisive three-run third inning produced all the runs. Sheets Eustace Hickman Henry and McDaniel scored for Concord with key hits. Attendance 800, umpires O'Brien.
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Haverhill Edges Fall River 5 4 In Ninth Inning
Haverhill won 5 to 4 over Fall River in New England with a late eighth inning surge. Hickey muffed a fly ball allowing two runs, and McGinley closed the ninth in order. Taylor, Lawrence, Browne, Driscoll, Guiheen, O'Hara, Gilroy and Moorehead scored for Haverhill. Driscoll allowed six hits over eight innings.
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Lynn rallies to take second game against New Bedford 6 to 2
Lynn wins the home series game 6 to 2 over New Bedford behind Vaill and Mack on the mound. Vaill allowed seven bases on balls with five strikeouts while Mack fanned four. Key plays included Smiths running catch on Keoughs drive and two base hits by J Murphy and Vaill. Attendance reported as 530.
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Briggs Beats Coffey in 15-Round Providence Bout
Jimmy Briggs of Boston defeated Kid Coffey of New York after 15 rounds at the Rhode Island Athletic Club in Thornton. Briggs was dropped in the third round but dominated the final seven rounds to earn the decision.
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Five Races Run Off At Saugus
Old Saugus met five harness races with two carried over from yesterday. Gloria won the 2:11 pace over La Points who broke in the final heat, while W. J. Lewis claimed the 2:17 trot and Gracie Kellar won the 2:10 trot. Several drivers were fined for rough riding and pole-horse issues.
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Washington Post notes on baseball figures and local club
The Washington Post reports Clark Griffith struggles to seal deals with Pat Dough erty as several attempts fail. Duke Farrell’s coaching presence and a mascot change for the Athletics draw attention. Ward 17 Tammany Club seeks games with strong 16 to 17 year old teams. J A Howard of Roxbury lists 31 Vine Street.
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Pat Dougherty
Duke Farrell
Rube Waddell
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