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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1907

Page

8

Doves Trim Chicago Cub Team 5 to 2

Chicago, July 28. The Doves defeated Mordecai Brown and the Cubs 5 to 2 in a rough game. Boston pitchers Brown and Jack Taylor endured heavy hits as Chicago failed to threaten after a fourth inning rally. Bridwell, Tenney, Bates, Brain led the offense with multi RBI hits while Schulte and Tinker provided late scoring in the fourth. Bowled over by steady Boston defense, the Cubs left with five hits and multiple errors.

Chicago Ill Mordecai Brown Bridwell Tenney Bates Brain Jack Taylor Taylor Patrick Flaherty Boston Cubs Schulte Chance Steinfeldt Tinker Moran Flaherty Evers Randall Lem O'Day Fa Tenney Enon Beaumont Cvesvedetee Randalls Wees Richey Wenee Needham Ee Flaherty Eereeree AB E Hoffman C.f R. Argue Sheckard Saee Ewer Dee Taylor P Cop Emer

St Louis Divides Double Header In National League

St Louis won the first game 1 to 0 in 10 innings, then lost the second 2 to 4 in a seven inning contest by agreement. McGlynn pitched the 10th inning win, with Sacrifice hit by Barry and key pitching noted. Bases on balls and strikeouts listed for McGlynn Stricklett and Megee. Time 2h Umpire Algier.

R. A. Beatt Boston Jeveeubeevene Chicago Eeeneeererere ST. Louis Peeehawn Brooklyn Brookly ST Louis Cincinnati Cereeses NEW York Cincinnati Eoareene ST. Louis McGlynn Barry Stricklett Meece Algier E. Alperman Casey Lumley Jordan Lewis Ritter Pastorious Byrne E. Barry Konetehy Burnett Hiolly Murray Fromme Sore St. Louis Brooklyn Alpernan Holly Brooklynn Romme Rigler

Giants Lose Two Games in Cincinnati Double Bill

New York failed in both games with McGinnity retiring after the sixth and Wiltse yielding heavy hits. The second game, limited to seven innings, saw Cincinnati win on two triples and a single in the sixth. Manager McGraw was struck in the face after the game by a private officer following an argument.

Cincinnati New York McGinnity Wiltse McGraw Schlei Ganzel Kruger Liuggins Lobert Weimer Shannon Fan Pili Pires Carpenter Emslie

Mrs Bonney a death by own action in Norway Me

Mrs Alice Bonney 35 a Beals Hotel employee was found dead at her home about a mile from town after taking her own life by swallowing carbolic acid in Norway Maine on July 28.

Norway Alice Bonney Beals Hotel

Boxing Week Fight Card Heads for Chelsea and Lymansville

Boxing gossip lists daily bouts across New England with Chelsea and Lymansville as hubs. Key matchups feature Kid Beebe versus Albert Delmont, Jimmy Walsh debuting, Frank Mason versus George Dennis, and Dave Sawyer versus Belfield Walcott as a major Wednesday clash. Jack Sullivan to box twice this week at Bar Harbor against Black Fitzsimmons and Friday if fit against Sawyer.

Jack Twin New England Chelsea Lymansville R. I Winnisimmer A Kid Beebe Philadelphia Albert Delmont Medford Delmont Jimmy Walsh Newton Lad Jimmy Beebe Tommy Jee Chester Goodwin Phil Logan Tommy O’toole Charlie Walsh McCarron Walsh Boston Jelleck Association McFarron Frank Mason George Dennis Charlestown Navy Yard Lymansville R. I Bartly Connolly Portland Johnny Carroll New York Standard Rockland Dave Sawyer

Swim Today for Champ Title in 10 Mile Tide Race

A 2 PM start near Charlestown with 47 entrants racing 10 miles to finish near Boston light for the C F King cup, the American championship. Notables include Kistler Philadelphia Donnellan Brooklyn Bigney Chicago Slater Oswego Hayden Brown New York Meyers Stollberg and Rand. Course along ship channel and islands with a large boat fleet and police escort.

Charlestown Navy Yard Charlestown Bridge Boston Light Greater Boston George Kistler Philadelphia Peter F. Donnellan Brooklyn Charles A. Bigney Chicago Tom Slater Oswego N. Y James T. Hayden Alfred Brown New York City John C. Myers The St.Louis Star Charles Stollberg Richard Erhardt Fulton, N. Y Frank L. Rand New York Governor’s Castle Islands President Roads Long Island Head Lovell’s Gallup's George's Islands Peter S. McNally Guardian Louis Jacot Beachmont John A. Leavitt Newton Arthur E. Boivin East Boston Emeryil B. Bendler Cambridge Alfred M. Davis Harry F. Gay Revere Harune Kiyasu Japan James Smith Sam Mahoney Alesio DeLello North End Park John C. Meyers St. Louis Fulton Fred J. Young Herman T. Karsher New Bedford Willard F. Walton Somerville Walter C. Landry John T. Hanley George M. Zweigenbaum Everett H. E. Kenyon Fall River Arthur Lonergan Brighton John Bravy East Boston Arthur Nichols Walter C. Purslow Samuel Richards, Jr Everett E. Wheeler Quincy Benjamin Park William J. Walsh Benjamin D. Rhodes John McLean Thomas J. Burns John 8. Bethel Corps No Life Saving Society Frank Deacon East Cambridge A. Ridger Brockton John Stone Roxbury

Naps Play Four Games Without Leader Lajoie

The Naps begin a four game session without Lajoie as McGuire's Red Sox visit. Cleveland trails in a tight AL race with the Tigers White Sox and Athletics close behind. Joss Bernhardt and Liebhardt anchor pitching while Walter Claggs on the mound gains form after a trade from Griffith.

Lajoie Naps McGuire Cleveland Tigers White Sox Athletics Ray Flick Joss Bernhardt Liebhardt Walter Claggson Griffith Harvard Boston St. Louis

Tigers Top Waterbury In Exciting 6-3 Detroit Victory

Detroit in the American League defeated Waterbury State league team 6 to 3 at Waterbury Conn. today in an exciting afternoon game. Detroit pushed ahead with strong hitting and solid pitching to secure the win over Waterbury.

Waterbury, Conn Detroit

Batting Improvements Lift Boston Americans Among Tough Controllers

Boston Americans show steadier hitting over 10 days boosting two thirds of the lineup. Barrett climbs to .235, Sullivan gains about 20 points to .214 leader Knight by three. Parent tops at above .300, Congalton passes Unglaub and Ferris, Wagner nears .200. Beaumont at .288 leads Tenneyites. Donner the pitcher has a clean fielding record.

Boston Knight Parent Congalton Unglaub Ferris Wagner Detroit Cleveland Chicago Beaumont Tenney Ritchey Dave Bates Donner TB Ave PO. A. E. Ave. Sh.sb Pos. G. AB Parent Seeee O Congalton, R. F Ungland Eer Young Ppeene Barrett Winter Eere Sullivan E F Hoey Shaw Tannehill Oberlin Lil Grimshaw Utility Enn Eeee Criger Eee Glaze Deeeee Pruitt Armbruster

Sonoma Girl Sets New Records In Trotting History

The California mare Sonoma Girl rises above all rivals in trotting, with a best mark of 2 06 4. Her Detroit Merchants and Manufacturers stakes win seals a historic run, following earlier feats by Sweet Marie and Lou Dillon. The era of Pacific slope champions continues with this remarkable mare.

Sonoma Pacific Slope Princess California Flora Temple Occident Goldsmith Maid St. Julien’s St. Julien Golden Slope Maud Rochester N. Y Lou Dillon Sonoma Girl Geers Frank G. Jones Mr. Jones Wiseacres Detroit Libertyville Ill Illinois Merchants and Manufacturers Hleator

Question on Jamestown King's Cup Yacht Races

Massachusetts Bay yacht owners press for King Edward's or King’s Cup races to be held during Old Home Week in Jamestown. Local boats in Class Q want a chance to compete, with Hull Bay and Boston Light courses under the Boston Yacht Club rules, amid a busy yachting week that includes open Y R A racing and interclub events.

Jamestown Massachusetts Bay Hampton Roads Gravesend Bay Vrestes Hampton Road Hingham Y. C South Boston Boston Yacht Club Hull Bay Hull Boston Light Davis Ledge Minot’s Whistler Half Way Rock Peaked Hill Bar Boston Fastern Yacht Club FB. Y. C

Pfeffer redefines speed in baseball amid old time glow

In a sweeping, humorous riff the writer recalls bygone baseball eras and mocks today’s pace. Fred Pfeffer’s claim that modern baseball runs faster provokes nostalgic digs at 1890s players, umpires, and rivals while noting a shift in style and public fascination.

Fred Pfeffer

Albany Errors Help Naps Win

Albany won as Cleveland made a trio of eighth inning errors and Wakefield hit a three bagger. Cleveland scored in the seventh and ninth, but Albany built a lead and held on for the win.

Albany NAPS Cleveland Americans Wakefield R. H. E. Cleveland Berger Reed Millerick

Amateur games wanted in area leagues

Classified ad list of youth and amateur clubs seeking opponents with guaranteed pay. Entries include Somerville West Roxbury Cambridge Everett Dorchester Charlestown Jamaica Plain Roxbury Roslindale Forest Hills and other neighborhoods. age ranges from 13 to 18 and up to 114 years in one case. contact names and street addresses provided.

Somervilles J. Lucas Morrison Avenue West Somerville Rockwell Roger Wolcotts W. Dunn Jay Street Cambridge Elmo A. A E. McDonald George Street Everett Rockland A D. Ferris Hamilton Street Dorchester Roxbury N. O'Neil Adams Street Charlestown T. O'Malley Mejiford Street Twilights J. Barry Corey Street Arden A. C A. Miller Cedar Street Roslindale Oswald A. C A. Vezina Calumet Street C. Murphy Asthun Forest Hills Porter A. C J. Haller Amory Street Jamaica Plain Spartan A. C D. Harris Humboldt Avenue Willows C. Engstrom Plainfield Street Howard A. C Bond Marcella Street Edward Lynn Dix Street Hillside A. C W. Underwood Augustus Avenue Charlestown Athletics T. Foley Monument Street

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