Readville Hosts Double Week of Grand Circuit Races
Harness racing interest centers on Cleveland where the Grand Circuit opens tomorrow marking a return after years. Readville adds four racing days due to Providence abandonment to align horses for Hartford with strong entries including M. and M. stake favorites and 2:24 class trotters.
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Cleveland
Forest City of the Lakes
Providence
M. Stake
Detroit
Chamber of Commerce
Buffalo
Poughkeepsie
Readville Association
Hartford
Lon McDonald
Collins Boys Fall in Seventh to Browns
In St Louis on July 29 the Browns rallied in the eighth inning to edge Boston 8 to 5. Cy Young saved the game for Cleveland after Tannehill exited. Stahl starred for Boston with two doubles and a triple amid an 11,000 crowd.
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Collins Boys
Browns
ST. Louis
Tannehill
Howell
Boston
Hayden
Parent
Ferris
Stahl
Hoey
Wallace
Stone
O’brien
Hemphill
Koehler
Collins
Cy Young
Spencer
Jimmy Collins
Young
ST. Louis AB. R
PO. A E
Niles
Bostston
Carracintee
Chicago Beats Washington In Ninth Inning Rally
Opportune hitting plus Walsh pitching boosted Chicago as they defeated Washington 3 to 1 in the second game of the series. Washington started a ninth inning rally but failed as Jones and Dougherty made fine catches. Notable hits included Hahn Isbell and Davis. Bases on balls favored Walsh and Smith, with several miscues and a wild pitch by Smith. Time 1 hour 45 minutes. Umpire Lough.
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Walsh
Washington
Jones
Dougherty
Smith
Hahn
Anderson
Stahl
Isbell
Davis
Donohue
Schlafly
Biwala Isbell
Peawee
Y Walsh
Smitit
O In. Lough
Sls
Escae Hive
F Jones
Stanley
Nill
Cross
Andersen
Eens Schlafly
Stearns
Crawford Notch
Guy Vaughn
Vaughn
Chances for the Pennants
Chicago can win the National League pennant and the Philadelphia Athletics the American League title. Predictions favor the Cubs and Athletics in the world series, with Chicago showing class and a strong substitute bench. Bottom contenders include Collins and Tenney, while Boston Nationals struggle in a fast league. Tomorrow’s schedule features Young or Lindaman and a Reds challenge.
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Chicago
Athletics
Philadelphia
Collins
Tenney
Pittsburgs
Giants
Cleveland
New York
White Sox
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Athletics
Brooklyn
Chicagos
Pittsburg
Chance
Connie Mack
Highlanders
Quirk Leads East Boston Juniors in Baseball Challenge
Captain Louis F. Quirk of the Central Juniors of East Boston issues a challenge to any 15 year old team to compete for pen nant supremacy in baseball. His husky squad invites equal aged rivals to send challenges to the Post.
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Boston
Louis F. Quirk
Central Juniors
East Boston
Quirk
Cubs
Central
Striking Athletes Battle New England Union Over Prizes
Athletes who staged a strike for higher prizes face a hard line from New England Amateur Athletic Union officials who refuse reinstatement unless each man submits a separate application. The group backed by weak collective plans fails to form a new association and faces little gain. A second meeting tonight aims to pressure terms.
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New England Amateur Athletic Union
Athletic Union
The
Baseball News and Comment Roundup
Week passes with local teams at bottom and Chicago slated to visit the South End. Cy Young or Lindaman may pitch for Boston. McGraw offered Alec Smith to Cincinnati for Schlei. Dineen shines when on form. No baseball in San Francisco this season. Governor Jelks saved an umpire from a mob in Montgomery. Vic Willis mourns his brother Professor Willis burned in a camping accident. Ralph Glaze amid salary scrutiny. A base runner cannot obstruct a fielder awaiting a catch. Games forfeited if teams refuse umpire decisions.
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Chicago
South End
Cy Young
Lindaman
Boston
Young
Seymour
Cincinnati
John McGraw
Alec Smith
Schlei
Dineen
San Francisco
Jelks
Alabama
Montgomery
Victor Willis
Vic
Professor Willis
Ralph Glaze
Quint
Boxing Gossip Sparks Chelsea Card With Thomas Sullivan Clash
After a three week layoff the Lincoln A C Chelsea presents a 15 round main bout Joe Thomas versus Tommy Sullivan with Thomas aiming to prove his form while Sullivan tests the Californian in a battle promising sharp infighting and pace. Also featured are Gus Ross versus Young Cahill and Willie Riley against Coleman McGowan. Tonight Mike Twin Sullivan faces Rube Smith in Denver in a 15 round set.
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Chelsea
Joe Thomas
Tommy Sullivan
Lawrence
Thomas
East
Philadelphia
Joe Grim
Sullivan
Oras
Gus Ross
South Boston
Young Cahill
Roxbury
Willie Riley
Coleman McGowan
Old Orchard
Rudolph Unholz
Arthur Cote
Cote
Unholz
Denver
Mike Twin Sullivan
Rube Smith
Mike
Smith
Mike Schreck
Gus Ruhlin
Spokane
Dick Fitzpatrick
Jack O’keefe
Grand Rapids
Tommy Malaria Murphy
Spike Robson
Murphy
Robson
Amateur teams seek games across age brackets in Boston area
Numerous clubs list contact names and addresses from Brighton to Lawrence seeking matches for 12 to 19 year olds. Many request August play with guarantees or Saturdays and holidays, naming specific ages and target cities.
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W. Buckley
Cypress Road
Brighton
Adams A. C
G. Augusta
Mill Street
Dorchester
Curtiss A. A
C. Stiles, Jr
Dunford Street
Roxbury
Lincolns
G. Whiting
P. O. Box
Boston
Senators
A. Millberry
Sixth Street
South
Mattapan
J. Allebord
Erle Street
Walpoles
T. Clinton
Cabot Street
Marion A. A
H. Goldie
Summer Street
Roxbury Athletics
Sacred Hearts of Atlantic
Auburns of
Cambridge
C. McCarthy
Magnolia Street
Burnham A. A
A. Rich
Dudley Street
Oak Dale A. A
C. Jordan
Mt. Vernon Street
Dedham
Suffolk A. A
Z. McCarthy
Old Harbor Street
South Oston
Kelsey Wins Deming Cup as Post Withdraws Favor
The Glidden and Deming trophy selection, part of the A A A tour, crowned C W Kelsey for a 30 horsepower Maxwell after A A Post withdrew citing committee ties. Post had a perfect White steamer run. the Glidden commission will report results to the Glidden trophy commission.
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N. H
American Automobile Association
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M. S Hart
Corbin
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B. Stevens
J. H Brecker
Elmore
H Knowles
Ceesssees
W. H. Owen
Cleveland
B. Burman
Peerless
Watson Coleman
W. Elsey
A. Post
Ineligible Frank Greer for National Regatta Claim
The East Boston sculler Frank Greer faces ineligibility for the Worcester national regatta due to a late club transfer. Entry decisions hinge on a policy three months before the event. If barred, Titus or Sheppard of New York are tipped to win. Greer and supporters await the committee verdict.
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Boston
Worcester
Greer
Titus
Sheppard
New York
Rowing Association
Heavy Hitting Changes in Boston and Nationals Standings
The weekly batting averages show John Hoey rising from .227 to .279 for the Americans, with Chick Stahl and Red Morgan improving modestly. Tannehill gains 46 points and Cy Young contributes in recent pitching, while several players fall short. Johnny Bates still tops the Nationals, Tenney climbs to second, and O Neill makes the week's best gain. Bridwell Needham and Lindaman show little hitting on the Western trip.
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John Hoey
Chick Stahl
Red Morgan
Tannehill
Old Cy
Parent
Ferris
Glaze
Armbruster
Nationals
Johnny Bates
Tenney Tribe
Tenney
O’neill
Bridwell
Needham
Lindaman
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O’niel
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