Speaker Leads Indians Past Red Sox 5 to 4 Opening Invasion
In Cleveland Tris Speaker propelled the Indians to a 5 to 4 win over Boston as Babe Ruth and George Foster struggled. President J J Lannin joined the Red Sox camp in town while Joe Wood’s arrival remained uncertain. Speaker dominated the game, delivering the key blows that secured Cleveland the early advantage.
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Cleveland, O
J. J. Lannin
Joe Wood
Red Sox
Wood
Cleveland, CO
Tris Speaker
Cleveland Indians
Babe Ruth
George Foster
Indians
Speaker
Carrigan
Indians Rally to Grip Victory Over Red Sox in Boston
Speaker leads Cleveland with three hits and four RBIs as the Indians surge in the eighth inning to defeat Ruth and Boston. Ruth is wild, Foster relieves, and Roth doubles in the go ahead runs while Hoblitzell and Wambsganss are involved in key plays. The Red Sox suffer first loss of the season as Boston misplays in the field and fails to capitalize on early chances.
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Cleveland
E. Graney
A. Wambsganss
Speaker
A Roth
Fer
Gandil
Chapman
Daly
Howard
Bagby
Cenee Ee Walker
Ob . Gardner
Cee
Accees
Scott
Thomas
Tee O Roth
P Foster
Allenriksen
oMeNally
Eweee
Boone
aRatted
Barry
bRan
Henriksen
Boston
Roth
Wambsganss
Walker
Lewis
Ruth
Foster
Am and
Hildebrand
Pires—O' Loughlin
Spoke
Speke
Jim Bagby
Sox
Indians
Babe
Hoblitzell
Gardner
Graney
Chester Thomas
Hooper
Red Sox
Larry
Wamsganss
McNally
Fanning
Maynard Cricket Match Set With Worcester Club
Maynard hosts a cricket game Saturday afternoon between the local team and the Worcester Cricket Club on the local club grounds.
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Maynard
Worcester Cricket Club
Boston Police Outscore Everett Chelsea 15 to 7 in Seven Innings
Boston police beat Everett Chelsea 15 to 7 in a seven inning game at Walpole Street Grounds. O Rezan and Murphy plus Forbes and Wallace shared pitching duties as the police league side produced strong hitting.
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Walpole Street Grounds
Everett-Chelsea
Boston Police
Massachusetts Police League
R.H.E. Boston
O'Rezan
Murphy
Forbes
Wallace
Harris and Davis reach new mark in doubles at Detroit races
Miss Harris M daughter of Peter the Great wins the $5000 Board of Commerce stake for 206 pacers driving Lon McDonald. McDonald also sets a world's record in the first heat and a new stake record. In tennis, Church-Davis upset Niles-Gardner in a dramatic five setter as Wright-Hart and Inman-Larned win key doubles matches at Longwood.
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Detroit
Harris M
Peter the Great
Lon McDonald
Board of Commerce
McDonald
Indianapolis
Chamber of Commerce
Miss Sa M
Harrods Creek
Expressive Lou
North Randall
Murphy
Patrick M
Dexter Direct
Duimeter
F. C. Inman
E. P. Larned
Craig Biddle
H. A. McKinney
McKinney
Deuce
George Myers Church
Tenafly
W. E. Davis
San Francisco
Boston
N. W. Niles
G. P. Gardner, Jr
Church
Davis
Niles
Gardner
Inman
Larned
C. J. Griffin
T. R. Pell
Pell
Wallace F. Johnson
Griffin
R. N. Williams
I. Kumagae
M. A. Conant
H. Mikami
Irving C. Wright
West Side Tennis Club
I. C. Wright
Be.h. Whitney
R. H. Williams
EB. P. Larned
G. M. Church
E. W. Davis
A. A. Cameron
Portland
W. P. Whitehouse
C. Bates
W. H. Davis
W. P. Johnson
J. J. Armstrong
Philadelphia
William Rand
New York
G. C. Caner
I. N. White
M. E. Johnson
Cambridge
H. J. Holt
A. N. Reggio
J. W. Foster
R. M. Currier
Ear
J. S. Seabury
J. W. Wheelwright
G. A. Lyon
R. C. Bray
G. M. Wales
F. J. Sulloway
Concord
N. H
J. G. Nelson
Manchester
H. R. Scott
L. Beals
H. B. Bretz
HH. H. Bundy
C. BE
V. F. Hockmeyer
Lowell
Bernardsville
N. J
H. A. Mackinney
Willie B. Davis
Church and
Niles and Gardner
S.a.mes Davis
Church and Davis
Nets
F. Church
S. Osd
Davis Niles
Gardner Ee
Ch'h & Davisi
Niles&G'd'r
Outs
D.F. Davis Ee
Peewee
Les
S.A. D.F. Mien
Church Davis
A. D.F. Davis
Longwood
RE. P. Larned
Pfa
White Sox Rout Yankees 13 8 in Wild Affair
Caldwell’s wildness keyed Chicago’s 13 to 8 win over a crippled New York lineup. Three White Sox walked, one was passed, and Jackson and Schalk produced power as Ciccotte struggled and Magee left with a twisted ankle. Umpire Dineen expelled Fisher for noisy remarks.
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Chicago
Caldwell
Yankees
White Sox
Jackson
Schalk
Ciccotte
Russell
Magee
Dineen
Fisher
New York
Terry
H. TB
Shee
Murphy
Cencene
Scott
P Shree
Weaver
Collins
Ness
Felsch
Cicotte
J. Collins
aLeibold
New. York
Ge. Hartzell
Hg TB
A Bauman
Mullen
Pekinpaugh
Oldring
Gedeon
Doane
Nunamaker
P Love
vAlexander
Seibold
Peckinpaugh
Boone
Pipp
E. Collins
Love
Ros
usball—Ness
Umsell
Chill
50-Mile Bike Race Tonight At Revere Track
A 50 mile motor paced race tops the program at the Revere cycle track with Clarence Carman Leon Didier Victor Linart and Georges Colombatto. Didier recovers from a beach accident and abandons a new light tire after three races.
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Revere
Clarence Carman
Leon Didier
Victor Linart
Georges Colombatto
Beach Oval
Didier
Smart
Carman
Colombatto
Concord Country Club to Host Summer Best Ball Foursome
Charles F. Bowers of the tournament committee announced last evening that another event in the summer series will be played on the club links next Saturday afternoon. The event will be a best ball foursome.
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Cass
Armory A. A
Kid Williams
Boston
Britt
Mickey Brown
Williams
Charles F. Bowers
Concord Country Club
Motor Gossip: Key Moves In Auto Industry Take Center Stage
Emlen S. Hare becomes Packard manager in New York succeeding Edwin B. Jackson who leaves for Willys-Overland. Kissel dealers note national touring week starting Aug 6 boosting vacation trips and cross country motoring. Frank Crockett named service manager for Connell & McKone Co. Overland distributor. Reo Motor Car Co. of Lansing buys National Coil plant to manufacture own starting and lighting gear. 13 year old Detroit writer issues Safety First slogan urging care at crossings.
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Emlen S. Hare
Packard Motor Car Company
New York
Edwin B. Jackson
Willys-Overland Company
Kissel Kar
Frank Crockett
Connell & McKone Co
Overland
Crowkett
Reo Motor Car Company
Lansing
Mich
National Coil Company
Detroit
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Paul H. Shannon
Doc Almy
Ever Hammer
Johnny O’leary
Armory A
New Bedford Whaler
Johnny Kilbane
A. C
Ray Cass
New England
Armory
Rhode Island A. C
al Shubert
Pittsfield
Little Gloucester
Gloucester
Joe Farren
Johnny Wilson
Farren
Wilson
Carl Herz
al Nelson
Nelson
Bill Flemming
Old Town
Herz
Young Brusso
Commercial
da Aggae
Charley O'Rourke
Ed Beatty
O'Rourke
Jack Sheehan
Kid Lee
Chelsea
Miss Harris Church
Davis M
Niles and
Longwood Courts
Ward Dawson
Los Angeles
Maurice E. McLoughlin
Dawson
R. N. Dana
W. M. Johnston
Roland Roberts
Pace
G. ©. Caner
J. B. Fenno, Jr
Whiting Preston
Providence
E. E. Denison
A.d Armstrong
W. S. McEllroy
Pittsburg
Jow
I. O. Wright
H. Makemi
Tokio
G. T. Putnam
A. Ingraham
T. Iey
Kumagoa
K. S. Pfaffman
W. Crocker
J. S. O'Neale
F. T. Hunter
Cornell
W. M. Washburn
Richard Harte
T. B. Plimpton
A. C. Butler
W. D. Bourne
Harold Swain
F. Olmstead
E. A. Niles
E. A. Andrews
R. L. Dane
Garland
Molla Bjurstedt
United States
William M. Johnston
Cowboy Girl
Helmar
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