Naps End Red Sox Streak With 4 3 Victory in Cleveland
In Cleveland the Naps beat Boston 4 to 3, ending the Red Sox long home-sweep drought. Willie Mitchell outdueled Ray Collins, with timely hits and a misplayed bunt in the third helping Cleveland build a lead. Boston furthers its slide as Carrigan divides pitching duties and Yerkes contributes as a pinch hitter.
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Boston Press Club Invites Golf Stars for Wollaston Tournament
The annual Boston Press Club invitation golf tournament will be held Aug 10–14 at Wollaston Golf Club Montclair. Notables invited include Frank Hoyt Rod Brown and Francis Ouimet. 16 players will qualify for the championship division to compete for the General Charles H. Taylor trophy, a 24 inch silver cup.
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Shubert Wins Bout As Goodman Retires From Ring
In Atlas A A all star show at Arena last night Charley Goodman dislocated a thumb and quit in round six against Al Shubert of New Bedford. Shubert led with aggressive tactics and looked ahead to the award while early bouts impressed fans with brisk toe to toe action.
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Crawford's Hitting Stuns Mackmen In Detroit Loss
Detroit 4 Philadelphia 3 as Crawford drives in two with a sixth inning triple. A bases loaded walk in the eighth forces in the winning run. A fourth inning triple play highlights the fielding. Moriarty’s seven clean plays at third stand out.
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N E A A U Meet at Rockingham Fair
The New England Amateur Athletic Union track and field championships will be held outside Massachusetts for the first time, awarded to the Rockingham Fair at Rockingham New Hampshire. George W. Brown of Boston will manage all regulation championship events.
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Baseball Roundup of Intercity Matches Across Major Leagues
National league games list Chicago at Boston Cincinnati at Brooklyn Pittsburg at New York St Louis at Philadelphia Amberic an section Boston at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis Washington at Detroit New York at Cleveland Federal division Chicago at Buffalo Kansas City at Pittsburg Indianapolis at Baltimore St Louis at Brooklyn New England Lynn at Fitchburg Lewiston at Haverhill Portland at Worcester Lowell at Lawrence Colonial Woonsocket at Taunton Fall River at Brockton Pawtucket at New Bedford
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Motorists News and Gossip Highlights Executives and Tours
Thomas J. Mooney of Norcross Automobile tours Canada in a seven passenger Buick. BE A Travis named assistant sales manager of Locomobile of America, succeeding A. P. Hawes in Boston. The latest Moline Knight shown on site Harrison Turner on Commonwealth Avenue. George Kimball returns from vacation for Wolverine trip to Detroit and Hudson factory.
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Olympic team appointment sparks New York influence debate
Matt Halpin of the N Y A C will manage the 1916 Olympic team, triggering protest from athletes who recall his Athens 1906 fallout and suggesting Jack Moakley would have been a better coach. The piece also covers boxing analyses, Kanaly on pro season gains, and club plans for Reidpath and Thorpe's charity aid with McGraw's support.
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Scotch Caledonian Grove Meet Promises Fast Races
A big Caledonian Grove event features amateur races and a pro 10 mile race headed by Billy Queal Jimmy Duffy A E Wood and Ted Crooks The field of runners suggests a thrilling contest with Duffy tipped to challenge Queal known for the Boston to Ashland grind and Hamilton efforts
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Talk of Throws and Races Sparks Amateur Sports Notes
Letters discuss who has the better throw between Mc Laughlin and Lewis and urge certified records for competition. Other items query oil used by long distance swimmers and reference Mitten, Auden, and a Revere track race. A three mile garden party run is announced for St. Jerome’s Church in North Weymouth with prizes. Applegarth and Drew compare as sprint champions ahead of a September matchup.
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Pittsburg Beats Federals 12 8 In Second Series Game
Pittsburg defeated Kansas City Federals 12 to 8 in the second game of the series. Heavy hitting highlighted the matchup with Knetzer LeClair and Berry batting for Pittsburg while Adams Penning Harris and Easterly worked for Kansas City Enzenroth also featured.
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Local Nine Rout Opponents in July Contest
In Buffalo on July 28 Hendrix pitched for the visitors who beat the Chifedts 7 to 1. Schulz hit freely for Chifedts while Hendrix and Wilson worked the mound. Moore and Blair contributed for the visitors in a one sided game with clear control from the pitching staff.
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