Red Sox Rally Stuns Naps as Morton Tops Cleveland
Boston wins 4 to 1 at Cleveland in a tight game. Speaker shines with two doubles and key catches, Henriksen delivers a ninth inning single in a pivotal rally, while Shore pitches well for Boston and Jackson leads Cleveland with three hits.
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Janvrin
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Yerkes
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Shore
Hoblitzer
Hoblitzel
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Evans
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Ee Chapman
Wee
Cry Lajoie
Johnston
O'Neill
Cess
Athletics Defeat Tigers in 10 Innings
Detroit errors and Philadelphia batting pace the champions to an 11th straight win, 6 to 4 in ten innings. Shown is the line score with hits by Schang Baker Crawford and Burns, and key pitching by Shawkey Coveleskie and Dauss.
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Baker
Crawford
Kavyanaugh
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Dalis
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Collins
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Bush
Dauss
O' Loughlin
Sheridan
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Seer Collins
Carpentier Beats Jackson in Bordeaux Disqualification
Georges Carpentier heavyweight champion wins by decision over Kid Jackson in the fourth round. Jackson is disqualified for fouling.
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Georges Carpentier
Kid Jackson
Jackson
Rise of Speaker Elevates Red Sox in pennant chase
The rise of Speaker this past week places him among the league's top hitters as the Red Sox prepare for a crucial road trip to challenge for the pennant. Boston aims to improve position before facing their main rivals.
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Red Sox
Boston
Braves Slide Back After Abroad Tour Slump
Speaker leads the squad as Boston players boost team batting by four points while pitchers limit opponents to a three point drop. Boston's defense sits at a .967 figure as Evers and Devore fall from the classy hitters. Mann and Gowdy are the only regulars to regain form with Gowdy recording again.
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Shamrock IV. Makes 189 Mile Run Under Calmer Seas
Wireless dispatch from Canary Islands reports Shamrock IV. on a run of 189 miles Saturday as Erin conveys the America's cup challenger. Wind was lighter and the sea calmer according to Sir Thomas Lipton’s yacht.
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Lawler loses world record chance in Irish American games
John Lawler the New England champion shot putter failed to break the world mark after competing in many events at the Irish American games. Had he focused on the eight pound shot he might have reached over 68 feet. Charlie Rice struggled as a handicap sprinter while Seward finished second in the 100 yards. Weeks impressed with a strong three mile effort. Frank McGrath graded the meets as evenly matched with close finishes.
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New England
Lawler
Charlie Rice
Rice
Hhhs Seward
Seward
Harold Weeks
Winged Shield Club
Weeks
Locust Street
Frank McGrath
Unclear venue for New England AAU championships
The article discusses no announced site for the New England AAU meet and provides contact for details, along with several sports queries about baseball scoring and a shot-put world record. It mentions Cambridgeport and Boston addresses and references various baseball scenarios and the Scotch games entries due by today.
Braves Begin Critical Week as Cubs Clash Continues
The article notes a vital final week in July for the Braves with a four game series against the Cubs. It recalls the Cubs winning the opening game of the set at a welcoming home event attended by about 16 000 fans, showing strong local support for Boston.
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Braves
Cubs
Boston
Braves Fan Endangers Umpire With Bottle Incident
After a game a spectator hurled a pop bottle at Umpire Byron, drawing critique from Chieftain Stallings who said he regrets the act more than the loss. Byron was uninjured as the bottle grazed his head amid Boston baseball chaos. Stallings praised Byron as a top arbiter while noting tense upcoming games and team plans.
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Chieftain Stallings
Boston
Stallings
Birthday Note for Browns Pitcher Earl Hamilton
St Louis reports Earl Hamilton, southpaw for the Browns, aged 28. Born July 20, 1831, at Oswego, Kansas, Hamilton has played with the club for three seasons.
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Earl Hamilton
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Lack of Loyalty Hurting Baseball
A veteran player laments infighting in baseball and urges loyalty to teams. He recalls contract talks with John Brush and notes players would play for nothing if possible. He argues fans expect loyalty, warns strikes and frictions could ruin the game, and urges arbitration and unity within the Players Fraternity.
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New York
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Jennings
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Boston
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Honus Wagner
Frank Baker
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Eddie” Plank
Wagner
Baker
Plank
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Fraternity
Sam Crawford
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Brooklyn
Charles W. Murphy
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Walter Johnson
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Wheeler Syndicate, Inc
Senators Divide Games With Browns in Doubleheader
St. Louis and Washington split a doubleheader in St. Louis. Washington won the first game 2 to 0, using early hits. St. Louis then won the second game 4 to 1, with Johnson hammered by St. Louis and James pitching for Washington. Time 2h 12m. Umpires Dineen and Connolly.
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Engel
Ayres
James
Johnson
Wallace
Agnew
Weisman
Shotten
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McBride
Howard
Weilman
Ayers
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Engle
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Water Races Wednesday at L Street Baths
The second preliminary swimming meet under the park and recreation department will be held at the L Street baths Wednesday. South Boston Dorchester and Roxbury residents are eligible. Winners advance to the final at the Charles River near Labor Day.
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L Street Baths
South Boston
Dorchester
Roxbury
Charles River
Labor Day
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