Lewis an Easy Mark in St Louis Smash Boston Game
The St Louis Browns overpower the Boston Americans in a 2 8 1 win as Hartman, Lewis and Lally spark the attack. Lally steals second and scores on Cross’s drive. Har ley’s fifth inning hit brings Hartman home. Attendance 3000 as Lewis is removed late in the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lally
Lewis
Hamilton
Tenney
Hartman
Allen
Cross
Duffy
Stahl
Harley
Lowe
Germany
Grady
Centre
Lake
St. Louis
Boston
Hart
Collins
la Hallman
Balle
McFarland
Wheel repair ad promotes Racycle Narrow and crank hanger
An old classified ad from 250 Washington St advertises wheel repair and parts. It touts Racycle Narrow tires and says a little cash will work wonders, inviting readers to call and view the item.
National bicycle meet officials named for Philadelphia
Captain Pack to be the starter at Philadelphia. Sterling Elliott and timer, George W. Dorntees to be a judge. Parsons and Sesna to race. The list includes A D Wait, N Y. George W. Dorntees, Boston. Herbert W. Foltz. Timers from Pennsylvania and Maryland divisions. many officials from Boston, Philadelphia, and New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lst
Philadelphia
A. D. Wait
Cohoes
N. Y
George W. Dorntee
Boston
Herbert W. Foltz Henry
Dixon
Henry Ree
Henry Ree In All of the Present Racing Board
Howard W.epralioks
Ageing Board
Timers
P.S. Collins
Pennsylvania
Conway Yr Sams
Maryland
L. A
Fred Patee
le A
Gers—C. W. Price
Racing Board
James 0. Tattersall
New Jersey
Browns Defeat Beaneaters 5 to 2 in St Louis Nine
The Browns played a tight nine inning game at Sportsman's Park beating the Boston Beaneaters 5 to 2. Hart pitched well for St Louis and Lally made a spectacular running catch and double play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Browns
Bostons
Lally
Dan
Lowe
Hallman
Grady
Sportsman’s Park
Sally
Selee
Boston
Billy” Hart
Bond Hill Boy
Bebee
The
Beaneaters
Nichols
Stivetts
Lewis
Klohedanz
McFarland
Bergen
Lake
Kansas City
Dake
Morgan Murphy
Cross
Harley
Murphy
Hart
Morgan
Tenney
Hartman
Blanks
Allen
Rley
Duffy
Stahl
Collins
Douglas
Germany
Nee
Brooklyn Beats Louisville in Two Inning Rally
Brooklyn 14 Louisville 2 at Louisville Ky on July 27 as Brooklyn bats pile up twelve runs off Magee in two innings. Miller finished after the seventh. Colonels fail to hit Kennedy. Attendance 2200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Louisville
Broklyns
Magee
Miller
Colonels
Kennedy
A Griffin
E.f
Ne Jones
R.f.f
Shindlenderson
I Choch
Seevssseeevess Grim
Eecesereeees
O G Smith
Teeneekeen Sete
R. B. Clarke
U.licc
Concaeseeheess
AE Tafford
Lachance
Jim
McCreery
Jones
Anderson
Dolan
Stafford
Arden
Schoch
Smith
Grim
Colts Edge Reds In Ten Inning Fielding Duel
Everitt belted a tiebreaking four bagger in the tenth after Chicago took a lead on three first inning Reds errors and fast work by Lange. Ritchie’s fielding and two running catches by Lange highlighted a tight game with 380 in attendance and a final score showing the Colts beating the Reds 4 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Reds
Colts
Thornton
Everitt
Ritchie
Lange
Rival Scores Tale From Local Matches
In Brockton Brockton and Taunton tied four to three while Fall River faced Pawtucket and won three to Fall River. New Bedford hosted Newport with a fifteen to zero result. Montreal beat Scranton thirteen to nine in a separate game.
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St. Is
Cincinnati
Chicago
Baltimore
Washington
New York
Cleveland
Louisville
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Newport
Brockton
New Bedford
Fall River
Taunton
Pawtucket
Browns Aim for Three Wins as Klobedans Faces Boston
Klobedans will likely do the twirling for Boston today and Jimmie Sullivan is ordered to report at Washington by Manager Beleo. Sullivan, in good health, is expected to pitch in the Washington series and will depart Friday for Washington. Yesterday’s Boston defeat stands as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klobedans
Boston
Klobe
Browns
Jimmie’’ Sullivan
Washington
Beleo
Jimmie
Bostons
Bobby Lowe
Bobby
St. Louis
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Bill
Giants
Hanlon
Baltimores
New York
Magee
Louisville
Brooklyn
Rosie
Nichole
Selee
Sheridan
Tiernan
Joyce
Gleason
Rooters
Klobedanz
Whitesides
Jeffersonville
Frank
Louisville Exchange
Baseball talk and league notes from the era
A cluttered column recounts player miscues and scoring, team moves and potential doubleheaders, plus manager Selee’s near deal with Louisville. It notes St. Louis streaks against others, rookies and egg jokes, and a Jeffersonville mayor’s humorous contributions to local sports banter.
Boxing Gossip Signals Boxing Showdown Nets, Trainees
Boxing gossip notes Joe Mullins near 133 pounds as his camp heads to Buffalo to finalize forfeits and sign articles with Kid McPartland. Other items flag Everhardt to meet Kelly in San Francisco for 60 percent of receipts, Palmer-Smith talks, and Empire A C Syracuse plans McCoy-Ryan bout with $6000 purse on Sept. 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Mullins
Buffalo
Kid McPartland
Mullins
Joe
McPartland
Whe
Lavigne
Paddy Purtell
Lachife Thompson
Olympic Club
Birmingham
Eng
Johnny Pollock
Evening World
Jack Everhardt
New Orleans
San Francisco
Tom O'Rourke
Spider’ Kelly
Empire Athletic Club
Frisco
Everhardt
Kelly
George Dixon
Young Mitchell
London Sporting Life
Solly Smith
Palmer
Willie Smith
Shoreditch
Paes
Fleming
Cent Sporting Club
Sporting Life
Ordway
New York
National Sporting Club
Sullivan
Smith
Bear
Billy Brady
Stuart
Reno
Brady
George V. Tuohby
Alone Freda Yacht Race At Nahant Wednesday
Excitement grows as the Winthrop yachts Alone and Freda prepare a $25 side match race on the Nahant course. Start is scheduled for 2 p.m. from the stake boat to Winthrop bar buoy then to the Whistler off the Graves and back to start, or the reverse if wind shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
Freda
Nahant
Winthrop Bar
Hartford and Reading Split Two Games in July Contests
Hartford and Reading played two games in Hartford on July 27 and split the results. Jim Corbett delivered a strong performance at first base in the early game as both contests remained competitive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Reading
Jim” Corbett
Parsons V3 versus Lesna Bike Meet Set at Charles River Park
Entries for a Saturday afternoon bicycle meet at Charles River Park close tonight. A fast card includes Tom Butler's first park appearance, Jack Parsons versus Lucien Lesna, and A C Mertens versus Fred Loughead. Mile events offer purses from 50 to 70 dollars with amateur medals, while Dunbar's Band provides music. The finale may be a five mile multicycle pacing race for a 500 dollar purse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles River Park
Tom Butler
Jack’’ Parsons
Freehold
N. J
Boston
Lucien Lesna
A. C. Mertens
Fred Loughead
Loughead
Dunbar
Band of
Sesna
Parsons
O'Neil Murder Trial Closures as Jury Deliberates
The closing addresses recount Dermis O'Neil’s alleged movements before the McCloud murder. Parkhurst argues reasonable doubt, labeling government witnesses unreliable and stressing lack of direct proof. Knowston weighs in with Attorney-General's rebuttal and calls for justice.
Massachusetts court hears closing remarks in McCloud case
Attorney General Knowlton argues circumstantial and direct evidence point to a single killer. He describes a timeline from 7 o'clock sightings to a final escape, calling the crime a cowardly act influenced by alcohol and demanding justice to protect Massachusetts women.
Bicycle notes highlight long distance race and meet
Frank Waller and Stein enter the Cambridge six day race August 16 to 21 an eight hour daily event with music from a top band. A Boston to Philadelphia rail rate offers a travel plan for New Englanders joining the national meet. Multiple races, prizes and regional cycling events fill late summer, with entries closing August 3 and44.
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Frank Waller
Stein
Cambridge
New England
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
New
White Mountains
Wisconsin
League of American Wheelmen
Quill Club
Manhattan Beach
R. H. Wolff & Co.,, Limited
Wolff-American Cycles
H. J. Pote
Lynn
Glenmere Park
Lynn C. C
St. Stephen’s Church
Wayside Park
South Framingham
John H. Keyes
Monadnocka Street
Dorchester
A. R. Ruggles
Ware
Ware Driving Park
Philadelphia Cycle Board of Trade
Files
Pease
Richmond Island
Portland
Cape Elizabeth
8. Crow
O Neill Trial Hinges on Short Time to Kill
Court heard that Mrs. McCloud was killed around 7 o clock and that if John O Neil was the killer he had only about half an hour to murder outraged rob and conceal the body. Witnesses place Hattie McCloud traveling up the hill and not reaching the crime scene before about 7 10 or 7 20. The defense argued the window for the alleged crime was extremely narrow and questioned the defendant’s guilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Allen
District Court
John Flynn
House of Correction
George Sommers
O'Neill
Dowlin
O’neil
Tommy O'Neil
Eddy
Atkins
Buckland
John
Homer Stedman
Bridge Street
Reuben Fenton
Kennedy
Ryan
John O'Neil
Carrie Mercer
Dewsnap
Grace Martin
Carrie Menscer
Bertha Needham
Katie Ball
O'Neil
David Davis
Flynn
Carroll
Beilisky
Mr. Hammond
Joe Atkins
Fred Roades
John Ryan
Hammond
Miss Quinn
Gordon H. Johnson
Davis
Charles Howes
Ashfield
Charles A. Richmond
James Bomer
Parkhurst
Green Street
Crittenden Road
Mrs. McCloud
Ellen. Dewsnap
John O’neil
Anna Morse
Franklin County
Mr. Parkhurst
Haller
James Wood
O Neill
Jack
Woodward
Jimmy Wood
Rose O’neil
Crittenden Hill
Johnny Ryan
Grant Street
W. F. Jones
W. F. Foss
Miss Morse
Dickens Club
Mt. Feake
the Charles
Edward Emerson
Frank Garfield
George Strauch
F. H. Barnes
Alice Barrett
Rose
Shelburne Falls
Shelburne Falls Bridge
Tommy O'Neill
Kendrick
Mr. Jin
Curtis
Knowston
Knowlton
Amsden
Changsa
Massachusetts
Delia Quinn
James A Kennedy
Joseph Atkins
Stemple
O’connel
Heathcoast
Easier to Steal Money Than to Murder for It
Court transcripts reveal witness timelines placing ONeil near key locations between 7 23 and 8 00 pm. Defense questions credibility of Delia Quinn while prosecutors argue living witnesses place ONeil at the pool room entrance and nearby locations. jurors consider whether a murder could be committed in the observed intervals.
Marjorie and Fieldmont Rival in Rigby Track Opens
Portland July 27 racing season at Rigby opened with large attendance and two featured events the 2:38 trot and 2:19 pace. Marjorie won the 2:38 pace by taking the last three heats after a slow start while Fieldmont dominated the 2:19 pace after an early challenge, with ideal weather and good track conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Rigby
Marjorie
Fieldmont
Clas
Purse
B. m
Tkervick
Tim K
Lady Anions
Grady
Morale
Sereke
Cheley
Berthold
Marsh
Vieldmont
Saturn
Galvin
Norman
Dan UN
Owen
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E. Tenn
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LGWIB
Racycle
Washington St
Phiadelphia
Sterling Elliott
George W. Domtes
A. D. Peck
Frank Dietrick
West End
Wilkesbarre
Penn
A. D. Knapp
Williamson
Harvey. Uhler
Meee City
Tucker
Century
J. F. Neil
Pennsylvania Bicycle Club
George F. East
Fountain Ferry Track Association
Walter
Loblichter
Philadel- Pp
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Cincinnat
Hogan
Connor
Vaughn
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Pirst
Robin
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Ritchey Allahan
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Dahlen
Peitz
Ritchey
Gcranton
Pompadour Jim
LESNA
Bec
Woodbury Vires Sun
Marjorie and Fieldmont
Rigby Track
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