Tenney Team Narrowly Loses to Chicago Leaders
Fred Tenney sent out youngster Witherup to face Chicago at the South End. Pfeister shut down Boston through eight innings as Chicago led 9 to 0. In the ninth Boston rallied with Strobel and ONeill singles and Brain’s two-base hit, but Chicago won 9 to 1.
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Fred Tenney
Witherup
Chicago
South End
Pfeister
Boston
Strobel
O'Neill
Brain
Cubs
Needham
Howard
Tenney
Chance
Steinfeldt
Chanta
Tinker
Evers
Moran
O’neill
Bridwell
Bates
Slagle
Chicago AB
A. Slagle
O& F
Sheckard
F. Eee
Schulte
R. F
Eees A
Wees
Eeeeves Cee
Ivers
Hoey's Drive In Ninth Gives Boston 1 to 0 Victory
Hoey's ninth inning drive produced a 1 0 win for Boston in St Louis. Dineen starred on the mound. Other scores list Chicago at Boston and St Louis at Brooklyn with several noted plays and statistics.
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Hoey
Bostons
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Attee
R. Hi
Washington
Cleveland
Louis
Detroit-Philadelphia
P.C. Chicago
P.C. Pittsburg
St Cincinnati
Detroit
Boston Ee
John B. Hoey
Holy Cross
Browns Triumph as Few Reach Base in Tight Win
Browns push four runners into scoring position with one run deciding the game. Stone opened the frame and was erased on a steal by Armbruster. Koehler, O'Brien, and Tannehill contributed, while Parent turned a sharp double play to close for the victory as Tannehill prepares to face Petty tomorrow.
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Parent
Browns
Stone
Armbruster
Koehler
O’brien
Tannehill
Petty
Gala Racing Day Opens Hingham Yacht Club Debut
A fleet of 36 boats contested the first Y R A open race for Hingham Yacht Club on July 27. The Hayseed won the 5 1/2 mile course ahead of Windrim Kid and Bonidrei after a competitive fleet, with the Windrim Kid briefly closing in before seaweed tangle. In the catboat division Marvel led early then Arawak, Josephine and Dolly vied for positions as Mellwood moved up later.
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Hingham
Elmer J. Bliss
Hayseed III
Bonidret
Windrim
Hayseed
Windrim Kid
Bonidrei
World's End
Sheep Island
World’s End
Boundrei
Marvel
Hustler
Argestes
Nick Nack
Lhooters
Barbara
Cape Cats
H. m. Sh
L. O. Crocker
Dolly
Arnold Eae
Hustier
T. W. Robbins
Iris
Crane
H. Casey
Jam Stranger
Z Dawes
Wightman
Ween
F Macomber
B. Holmes Sane
Dories
Too Whoo
Frank Coleman
Puzzle
W. H. Canterbury
Mischief
S. P Mos
Abigail Arthur Rolin
Marwinder
Cc M Scudder
Hanky Pank, Kimball & Stetson
BR. Rice
Ratskin
Asona
Lincoln
Tenderfoot
Ruth C M. Stoddard
Inez
A. Wheaton
Pittsburg Triumph Over Philadelphia in Lopsided Win
Pittsburg defeated Philadelphia easily as Lush failed to offer resistance and Liefield dominated on the mound. The visitors batted aggressively, while the home club struggled against the pitching.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Lush
Liefield
Glidden tour committee assigns Bretton Woods recognition
Rangeley Lake House July 27 The American Automobile Association touring committee votes that all cars arriving in Bretton Woods tomorrow night receive recognition. Clean score cars start first with a 200 mile tour for top scorers on Monday, and the Glidden trophy goes to the winner barring accident.
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Rangeley Lake House
Rangeley
American Automobile Association
Bretton Woods
Philip Flinn
Pierce Arrow
Percy
Mr. Davis
Thomas
William Wright
Knox
Wilber Walker
Pope Hartford
Keeler
Oldsmobile
Burman
Peerless
Soules
Pope
Toledo
Wing
Marmon
Buse
Packard
Petre
Stearns
Barrett
Columbia
Kirk
Flinn
Pierce
Hughes
Play in Doubles Today in Eastern Championship
Semi finals at Longwood Cricket Club saw Clothier and Larned beat Dana and Gross in four sets 4-6 9-7 6-2 6-2. Hackett and Alexander defeated Watson and Colson 6-1 6-2 6-3. Clothier and Larned meet Hackett and Alexander in the final. Clothier defeated Dewhurst 6-8 6-3 6-3 6-2. Behr beat Anderson 6-1 6-3 6-2. Clothier and Behr set final for Monday.
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Longwood Cricket Club
W. J. Clothier
W. E. Larned
Dana
Gross
Alexander
Hackett
Watson
Colson
Clothier
Larned
Dewhurst
Carl Behr
F. G. Anderson
Behr
Dineen and Hoey Spark Boston Shutout of Browns
In St Louis on July 27 Boston Americans beat the local Browns 1 0 as Hoey drove in the decisive run in the ninth. Dineen nearly threw a no hitter allowing only a fifth inning scratch hit by O'Brien while Koehler reached first in the third on a base on balls.
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Brooklyn AB. I. PO. A. E
Casey
Maloney
C. F
Lumley
Jordan
Alperman
Hummell
McCarthy
Nee Lewis
Seeree
Bergen
Stricklett
Scanlon
Louis
Bureh
Bennett
Barry
Mertes
Ewes
Wrady
Beckley
Marshall
T. Evsea
Hoelsketter
Eeene
Brown
Lewis
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Scanton
Conway and Carpenter
Pittsburg
Sheehan
Serevenecee
Beroa E. Beaumont
Ewereveeens
Clarke
F Earesecee
Wagner
Donovan
Lush
Courtney
Beaumont
Ganley
Ritchey
Liefield
Nealon
Klem
Dineen
Hoey
Boston Americans
Browns
Boston
O’brien
Powell
Parent
Stahl
Ferris
Wallace
Young Hoey
Koehler
O’connor
Niles
Freeman
Morgan
Hayden
Stone
Armbruster and Hoey Highlight Late Inning Nineteenth Century Game
In the fifth Armbruster singled before Dineen struck out. Powell retired the visitors in order in the sixth and seventh. Morgan opened the eighth with a single near O'Brien, stole second as Armbruster struck out. Dineen and Hayden were also fanned by Powell. The ninth featured Hoey in a pivotal moment.
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Armbruster
Dineen
Powell
Morgan
O’brien
Hayden
Hoey
Chicago Opens Series with 3-1 Win on Washington Errors
Opportune hitting and Washington miscues helped Chicago win the first game of the series 3 to 1. Patterson pitched well for the Cubs as they returned to the city.
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Chicago
Washington
Patterson
Harvard Oarsmen Set Sail for Cambridge Race
Captain Oliver D. Filley leads the Harvard University eight with four rowers plus subs and Flint the displaced star bow oar. They sail on the Cedric from New York to England to prepare for a clash with Cambridge University as Flint regains his seat abroad.
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New York
Oliver D. Filley
Harvard University
Flint
Yale
England
Cambridge University
Harvard Crew Plans Training Cruise Before Windsor Challenge
Tappan moves to No. 8 with Morgan joining later. Emmons Faulkner and others, including coxswain Blagden, train under Coach Wray in Windsor while Newhall and Fish sail to England. Captain Filley expresses confidence Harvard will contend with the English, noting stamina and the longer Windsor course.
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Tappan
Yale
Morgan
New London
Emmons
Faulkner
Bacon
Richardson
Glass
Blagden
Wray
Newhall
Fish
England
Windsor
Filley
Harvard
Flint
Big cycle race at Revere track tonight headline
One of the season’s largest crowds is expected at the Revere cycle track for a handicap race featuring Jimmy Moran John Bedell and Will Stinson. A $20 gold prize will go to the spectator guessing closest to the paid admissions total in a novelty first noted yesterday.
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Revere
Jimmy Moran
John Bedell
Will Stinson
Brighton Beach betting upset or near miss in New York
Three favorites won at Brighton Beach in New York on July 27 with two second choices and a long shot closing the money in a congested finish.
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Brighton Beach
New York
Red Friar Wins One Mile and a Furlong Handicap
Red Friar, previously 4 to 1 backed to 11 to 5, won the race by three quarters of a length over Belle of Pequest. Mil ler rode two winners, with morrow morning set for more races as Glidden tourists visit in the afternoon.
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Red Friar
Belle of Pequest
Miller
Bay State Auto Club Prepares for Glidden Tour at Bretton Woods
Nearly 100 automobiles from the Eastern States converge at Bretton Woods with 40 Bay State Auto Club members, awaiting tomorrow's Glidden tour arrival and next week’s hill climbing contests. A 40 mile mountain run is planned through the region.
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Bretton Woods
N. H
Bay State Automobile Club of
Boston
St Joseph's Parish Wakefield Field Day Highlights Parade Muster
Wakefield July 27 The first annual field day and firemen's muster of St Joseph's parish will be held at the Wakefield Reading fair grounds tomorrow. A street parade starts at 10 a m and the muster at 1 o'clock. About 18 tubes in the playout. A long list of sports will be run in the afternoon and dancing from 2 to 6.
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Wakefield
St. Joseph’s Parish
Wakefield Reading Fair Grounds
Petition Rejected For Reinstatement In NEAAU
At a Cambridgeport Gym meeting the NEAAU registration committee denied the petition of recently suspended athletes seeking reinstatement. James Crowley and Walter Lawson were reinstated, with several others reinstated for good reasons, while a new organization formed to press for officials’ assurances.
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Cambridgeport Gymnasium
Messrs. Facey
Lill
Babb
Eagles
Face
St. Alphonsus
James H. Crowley
East Boston
Walter Lawson
Harry Brawley
John Brawley
A. J. Byrne
W. D. Eaton
John M. Liset
Charles G. Prentiss
Edward L. Farrell
W. Fred Coppinger
Murphy Stops Grander in Fifth Round at National A C
Tommy Murphy of New York stopped Al Grander of Reading in the fifth round at the National A C. Grander’s seconds threw in the sponge as their man lay on the floor. It was announced Murphy and Spike Robinson will box at the club on August 6.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Tommy Murphy
New York
al Grander
Reading
A. C
Mercedes Sets Record Time in Eastern YC Motor Race
Mercedes driven by H L Bowden dominates the Gay cup and 12 12 mile events in Marblehead on July 27, posting a record 37 27 for 12 12 miles and 18 6 for 25 miles. Other finishers include Flying Fish and Den with various statuses, while many entries appear disqualified or unfinished.
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Marblehead
Mercedes
H.m.s. Hh. m
H. L. Bowden
Flying Fish
H. L. Raley
Den
J. H. Hoadley Sheave
H. L. Dalley
J. H. Hoadley
Hush
C. W. Foss
Whhams
Accsacs Cease Eee
Juanita
F. B. McQueston
Sagamore I
Hee Bros
Sagamore N
L. C. Wade
Little Egypt
T. Lyman
Mohican
J. A. Burnham
Wakegan
A. Snow
du Brié
Hat Advertises Value in Boston Season
The seller proclaims next season hats priced at $2.50, notes Revelation $2.00 Straw outshines $3.00 hats, and promises no carryover between seasons offering the cleanest, finest and best hat values in Boston.
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Boston
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