Those Worlds Champions Are Not Out of the Fight Yet
Pittsburg routs Brooklyn 14 to 1 as New York slips to second after St Louis defeat. Phillippe hits a home run with bases loaded, two-base hits by Clarke Gibson Lennox, errors by McKechnie and Wilson aid Brooklyn. Detailed scoring, pitching lines, and fielding notes follow.
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Pittsburg
Brooklyn
New York
St. Louis
Phillippe
Leach
McKechnie
Wilson
S. Miller
Gee
Colene Brooklyn
Odo
Clarke
Gibson
Lennox
Byrne
Flynn
T. Smith
Daubert
Miller
Knetzer
Brook Iyn
Ss. Miller
Erwin
Johnstone
Eason
Pittsburg AB
AB. R
Danbert Ib
Davidson
C. F Lennox
F. Miller
S. .Miller
Smit Knetzer
UCHR
Brockton
New Bedford
F. Hensen
Walsh
E. McLane
Pond
Rising
McCrone
McGow'n
Lawrence
Can'gham
Dulin
McC'mick
Jolly
Bauman
Weeden
Pruitt
Griffith
Dees
Bedford
Cunningham
Hale
MccCrone
Hendrickson
McLane
McHale
Rorty
Rain Forces Postponement Of Cubs Doves Game
Rain drenched the West Side diamond in Chicago delaying the scheduled Doves versus Cubs clash. A sudden wind and near cloud burst soaked the field just before start time, and the game was called off. A double header will be played Sunday featuring Lake's men against pennant contenders.
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Chicago
West Side
Doves
Cubs
Lake
Newark Beats Rochester 6 to 0 in Hockey Showdown
Newark topped Rochester 6 to 0 as Buffalo defeated Jersey City 6 to 4, Baltimore won 2 to 1 against Montreal, and Toronto defeated Providence 5 to 2 in a night of action across multiple matchups.
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Newark
Rochester
Buffalo
Jersey City
Baltimore
Montreal
Toronto
Providence
Local Hockey Scores Across Cities Prompt Mixed Results
New Haven beat Northampton 6 to 2 in the first game and Northampton won 4 to 1 in the second. Holyoke defeated Waterbury 7 to 5 while Springfield toppled Hartford 6 to 5. New Britain edged Bridgeport 1 to 0 in another matchup.
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New Haven
Northampton
Holyoke
Waterbury
Springfield
Hartford
New Britain
Bridgeport
Moren and Gaspar Hit Hard as Cincinnati Tops Philadelphia
Cincinnati defeated Philadelphia 6 to 4 in a hard fought game. Beebe pitched seven innings before losing control, while Gaspar finished and kept the visitors from further scoring. Moren and Stack were hit hard, Schettler pitched well for Cincinnati, McLean drove a two-base hit, and Bescher, McMillan, and Magee contributed with sacrifices. Time 1h 55m. Umpires O Day and Brennan.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Beebe
Gaspar
Moren
Stack
Schettler
McLean
Bescher
McMillan
Magee
Titus
Hoblitzel
Egan
Ases
Halle
oOff Moren
O’day
Brennan
A. E. Bescher
Fescedss
R. BH
Hoblteel
Mitchell
T . Sas
Paskert
Phelan
McMills
Lee
Thomas
Grant
Bransfield
Walsh
St Louis shuts out New York 4 0 in home win
St Louis wins another shutout over New York 4 to 0 led by Lush and Corridon with strong defense. Konetchy three base hit Seymour sacrifice, Mowrey Huggins Konetchy in double play, Crandall, Dickson and Lush pitched. Crandall faced 2 batters in final frame.
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New York
Lush
Corridon
Crandall
St. Louie
Konetchy
Seymour
Mowrey
Huggins
Snodgrass
Dickson
Biglar and
Emsiie
H. TB
A. Ellis
AB. R. BH
Doyle
Eeene
Murray
Evore
Bridwell
Becker
Ebveedebes
Whittemore Beats Wilder in 21 Holes at Essex Club
In Manchester on July 22 the Essex County Country Club tournament advanced to the second round as P. W. Whittemore of Brookline Country Club defeated H. H. Wilder of Vesper Country Club 1 up after 21 holes. A large crowd forgiven Travis and Hoyt fans saw two players play flawless golf until the 21st green when Wilder missed a short put to lose.
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Manchester
Essex County Country Club
P. W. Whittemore
Brookline Country Club
HE. H. Wilder
Vesper Country Club
F. H. J. Travis
Ga Hoyt
Allston
Warden City
Whittemore
Wilder
Burns to Fight Langford in London This Fall
Boxing news reports Sam Langford will fight Tommy Burns in London late September a 20 round match promoted by Hugh McIntosh. Langford plans to meet Al Kaufman in Philadelphia Aug 10 and sail for England around Aug 20 likely facing Joe Jeanette en route.
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Joe Woodman
Sam Langford
West
Philadelphia
Joe
Langford
Tommy Burns
California
Labor Day
London
Hugh McIntosh
Australia
al Kaufman
England
Woodman
Joe Jeanette
Burns
America
Arthur Duffey's Com Cum Sports Column Opens
Readers are invited to send questions to Arthur Duffey through the Post for his sports column. The note directs inquiries to Mr Duffey via the Post and mentions this as the sports correspondence channel.
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Duffey
Sonders Races Open With Six Boats In Hull Start
The Sippican and Beverly clubs are out of the Quincy cup series that begins in Hull Bay today at 10 45 am with six boats. Ellen defends for Boston Yacht Club while Bon viee Cima Eel Harpoon and Sally XTI race for five other clubs. Races run daily with windward leeward and triangular courses of nine to twelve nautical miles.
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Buzzard’s Bay
Sippican
Beverly
Hull Bay
Boston Yacht Club
Ellen
Charles P. Curtis
Bonivee
George W. Wightman
Hingham Y. C
Cima
Guy Lowell
Manchester Y. C
Eel
Herbert M. Sears
Y. C
Harpoon
Charles Francis Adams
Quincy Y. C
Lawrence F. Percival
Corinthian Y. C
Windward
Summer sports talk and questions about meets and bets
The reader asks about pole vault events this summer noting regular picnic games lack the event but New England championship around Sept 10 may include it. They seek entry fees for girls races and Caledonian Grove Scotch games details from W J Collins at 51 North Market. Also mentions bets on Jeff, possible Lowell auto races on Labor Day, high salary for players with Hans Wagner cited, no Boston New York double header, poker calling rules, First Street 1915 games postponed to July 30, and a Boston baseball high school championship debate preferring Commerce High School and Callahan.
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New England
Caledonian Grove
W. J. Collins
North Market Street
Lowell
Jeff
Johnson
Medford
Boston
Calahan
High School of Commerce
Devine
English High School
Commerce High School
Locust Street
Callahan
Driving clubs resume matinee at Medfora park
Five driving clubs, in a close race for intersectional honors, resume their tilt this afternoon at Combination Park Medfora after a morning pause.
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Combination Park
Medfora
Fall River Edges Lawrence 1-0 in Pitchers Battle
Fall River pitchers Wood and Finlayson combine for a 1-0 victory over Lawrence as Wood drives in the only run with a eighth inning single. Pitching details note Wood 4 strikeouts, Finlayson 2, attendance and fielding notes included.
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Fall River
Lawrence
Wood
Brockton Defeats New Bedford 9-6 in Nantucket Tilt
In New Bedford on July 22, Brockton scored eight runs across two innings to beat New Bedford 9 to 6. Brockton’s offense produced key hits as they built and protected the lead, while New Bedford fought back but fell short.
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New England
New Bedford
Brockton
Lowell Beats Worcester 10 to 4 In Baseball Contest
Lowell capitalized on Worcester errors and scattered hits to rout Worcester 10 to 4. Key players included Blakely Tenney Cooney McGee Sullivan Howard Parsons Page Crum Haas and Wilson with multiple runs and hits across innings 5 and 9.
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Tenney
Bouktes
Rondeau
Noblett
McGee
Sullivan
Lowell
Worcester
Balle
Parsons
Rrussgell
Keady
Lanigan
Wilson
Tedig
Blakely
Cooney
Howard
Page
Crum
Haas
Russell
Flaharty
Ofe Wilson
R.f
Looney
Steel
Rondean
Arsops
Burkett
Lynn Defeats Haverhill 6-5 In Extra First Inning
Lynn won at Haverhill 6 to 5 with three early runs on a walk a triple and three singles. Coulter Burg Cargo Wallace Daum Hagan Moore Merrill and McTighe led the offense as Abbott and McTighe pitched for Lynn and Haverhill could manage eight hits. Umpire Connolly timed the game at 1 hour 35 minutes.
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Haverhill
T Lynn
Foulke
Logan
Merrill
R.f
Daum
Fleming
Netz
Anderson
Manning
Boyle
Abbott
McTighe
IUD
Eka Sest Indh
Coulter
Burg
Cargo
Wallace
Hagan
Moore
bhit—Burg
Ieming
Connolly
St Paul Beats Louisville and Columbus Tops KC 9
Reported scores show St Paul 8 Louisville 4 and Columbus 9 Kansas City 2. Indianapolis 3 Minneapolis 0 and the Toledo Milwaukee game was called due to rain.
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St. Paul
Louisville
Columbus
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Touching Second Recap of Baseball Innings and Rules
A dramatic Chicago Detroit baseball transcript recalls a pivotal second base play and a cascade of strategic framing. It describes Kling to Brown in a fast inshoot, Rossman missing, Tinker beating Detroit, Evers interfering with Cobb, and a frenzied crowd. It then traverses historic rule debates from prior pennants, including infield fly rules, base running on fly catches, and balks. The piece closes with tips on reading signals and the crowd’s anticipation in the stands.
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Chance
Tigers
Kling
Rossman
Brown
Detroit
Tinker
Crawford
King
Evers
Cobb
Chicago
Schaefer
Doc” White
Comiskey
Eversee
O'Day
Fielder Jones
Jones
Jennings
Matty
35 Miles of . Racing at Revere Beach Track
The first six-cornered motor paced race of the year will be held at the Revere cycle track tonight. There will be 35 miles of racing in five mile heats and a 20 mile final. Six starters are Collins Lynn Wiley Syracuse Galvin Hartford Dro bach South Boston Vannoni Italy Carmen Newark.
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Revere
Elmer Collins
Lynn
George Wiley
Syracuse
Frank Galvin
Hartford
Peter Drobach
South
Boston
Carlo Vannoni
Italy
Clarence Carmen
Newark
Door and Window Sash Company Fails
The Carlisle and Pope Company of 2 Sudbury Street, a major local maker of doors and window sashes, filed bankruptcy schedules in U S District Court showing liabilities of 98170 and assets of 137022. All claims are unsecured.
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EBA. Carlisle & Pope Company
Sudbury Street
United States District Court
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