Naps Fall 4 2 As Boston Edges Cleveland in Eight
Cleveland suffers first loss in four game set as four key players sit out. Boston capitalizes on late errors in the eighth to pull away 4 to 2 after Sullivan Unglaub and Congalton spark the scoring drive. The Naps led briefly in the eighth before Theilman faltered and O’Brien misplay allowed three runs. Attendance 5053.
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Clevelands
Cleveland
McGuire
Lajoie
Bradley
Ray
Boston
Theirman
Nap
Theisman
Turner
O'Brien
H. Hinchman
O'Loughlin
Ferris
Grimshaw
Wagner
Knight
Sullivan
Barrett
Unglaub
Hinchman
Bostons
O’brien
Bemis
Delehanty
Theilman
Waterloo
Congalton
Stovall
Muggsy McGraw Sparks Fire In Baseball Tangle
The piece recalls J. Muggsy McGraw’s eruptions and onfield antics with sharp jabs at the New York Yankees and a police interruption after a dispute with an umpire. It also notes post season Boston games and a quirky trotters report involving Ellis Corey and Tom's money.
No Hits and No Runs in Haverhill Victory
Don Keady pitched a no hit no run game for Haverhill as Fall River managed only three walks. Haverhill won 1 to 0 with a summarily tight pitching duel, Keady fanning three and Jerger four.
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New England
Haverhill
Don Keady
Dartmouth
Fall River
Pulsifer
Barton
Boardman
McCabe
Keady
Jerger
O’brien
Lynn shuts out Lawrence in ragged ball game
Lynn defeated Lawrence 4 to 0 in a loosely played contest. Highlights include Runs by Barclay Lovell Madden Steele, key hits by Ort, and several stolen bases by Briggs Spencer Barclay Connaughton. The game featured 12 Lynn and 4 Lawrence left on base, three double plays, and officials led by umpire John O'Brien.
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New England
Lynn
Lawrence
Barclay
Lovell
Madden
Steele
Briggs
Spencer
Connaughton
Barberich
Ort
Coveney
John O’brien
Brockton Beats New Bedford In A 4 2 Baseball Tilt
Brockton and New Bedford played even ball with Brockton winning 4 to 2. Runs were by Kane Catterson Murch Mullaney and Kehoe. Delave hit a two base, Hickman Catterson McGovern Mullaney Mitch ell served as a sacrifice. Murch and Kane stole bases as did Mitchell Eliott and Mullaney. Baser on balls issued to O Toole and Robinson, Robinson fanned eight while O Toole struck out five. Time 1 48. Umpire Merritt.
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Liebhardt
BORO
Ea Ecsd
Cigveirin
Turner
Stovall
Sullivan
Timeth
O’loughlin
New England
Brockton
New Bedford
Beeee
Kane
Catterson
Murch
Mullaney
Kehoe
Delave
Hickman
McGovern
Mitchell
Eliott
O'Toole
Robinson
O’toole
Merritt
Leever
Moston
Sieccocccesk
Pure Seis Ceed OO Ok
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Wagner
Sheehan
Abbaticchio
Tenney
Bates
Brown
Lindaman
Duggleby
Duggle
Grand Circuit Opens at Glenville with Star Entrants
The 35th Grand Circuit meeting begins at Glenville race track in Cleveland on Thursday. Notables Sonoma Girl and Highbail head a strong entry list, with four races scheduled for Thursday and Friday and five on Wednesday, totaling 17 races.
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Cleveland
Glenville
Detroit
Sonoma Girl
Eleanor Victorious At Hingham Yacht Club Regatta
At Hingham July 29 the Eleanor won Class Q by about a minute over Restes while the Dorothy Q retired after a prior Open regatta setback. Dorden captured the 18foot class, Elmira won Cape Cats, Polywog and Bonitor took Hingham and Hull one design 15-footers, and Jap Il. edged Natka in Cohassett 17-footers.
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Hingham Yacht Club
Eleanor
Dorothy Q
Quincy
Dorden
Elmira
Polywog
Bonitor
Jap Il
Natka
Fabyan & McKee
Orestes Caleb Lorin
Little Rhody II
Tirlinghast
Burgess & Gay
Dorchen
Fritter
Bloomfield Inlaya
Whittemore O
Aspinguid
Hull
Bonifer
G. W. Wrightman
Tad
F. Lynne
Eovevese
Nicknac
Syme
T. Jacobs
Enews
Moses Savcesse
Moses Savcesse Vese Serel
W H. Canterbury
Unome
Lincoln Freee
Janett Blodgett
Sneer
Marwindor
M Scudder
G. W. Stetson
R. L Somers
Ratskin
G. D. Wright
Cohasset
Townsend Jap
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Nemed
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Sears
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Os Arawak
Nickerson
Dartwell
A. G. Saville
Iris
F . Crane
Tiustier
KR. J
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Emeline
Hi. Robbins
Dolly
W. Arnold Ste
Busy Bee
W Combs
Dr. Dawes
Portland-Portland 4 Biddeford 0
Portland hosts a 4 0 win over Biddeford in a game with decisive offense. Bangor Pine Tree 5 Bangor 3 goes 10 innings in a tight extra frame
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Biddeford
Bangor
Pine Tree
Jacot Wins as Swimmers Endure Harsh Harbor duel
Louis Jacot of Beachmont wins the 10 mile Boston Harbor endurance race after a brutal night run. Sam Mahoney and Benjamin Rhodes of Revere also finish the grueling course off Gallup's Island amid cold 55 to 62 degree water and shifting tides. Only three finish. others drop out from exhaustion and cold as darkness falls. Jacot credits smart routing and currents, with Kestler, Brown, and Bray among early leaders.
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Gallup’s Island
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Benjamin D. Rhodes
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Mahoney
Rhodes
Gallup's
Lovell's Islands
Boston
Lovell's Island
Peter S. McNally
Charlestown Bridge
W. A. Morrison
W. S. McNally
Barry
Louis
Emerill B. Bendler
Cambridge
George Kistler
Philadelphia
Alfred Davis
Harume Kiyasu
Japan
James Smith
Alfred Brown
New York
Alesio de Lello
North End Park
Charles Stollberg
Brooklyn
John T. Hanley
Somerville
George M. Zweigenbaum
Everett
Arthur Lonergan
Brighton
John Bravey
Charlestown
Samuel Richards, Jr
George Kestler
U. of P
Governor's Island
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James J. McEleny
Capt
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East Boston
Emerill B. Bender
Frank Deacon
Bray
Dorchester Bay
Broad Sound
Deer Island
Brown
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Vesta
McElany
Deer Island Light
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Nix
Boston Walks Away With Pirate Game
The Tenney band beat the Pirates 6 to 3 in Pittsburg. Ritchey, Beaumont, Lindaman and Brain starred for Boston after being released by Pittsburg, with Ritchey driving in key runs. Duggleby struggled in his first start for Pittsburgh, Leever relieving him in the seventh.
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Pittsburg
Tenney
Chicago Cubs
Pirates
Ritchey
Beaumont
Lindaman
Brain
Boston Victory
Duggleby
Leever
Bridwell
Anderson
Leach
Clarke
Randall
Sheehan
Gibson
Bates
Brown
Trans Wagner
Abbaticchio
Fuss
Corer
PO Anderson
Waener
Abbaticehio
Newton
Oo Gibson
Hallman
Lowell Wins After Umpire Hit by Lemon
Lowell defeats Worcester in a close game amid protests and a lemon hurled from the stands striking umpire Connolly in the head. Duggan was ejected for disputing a call as Worcester’s Wormwood finished the last inning and Knotts hit a home run for Worcester.
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Lowell
Worcester
Connolly
Duggan
Wormywood
Burkett
Frock
Wormwood
Ei Vesstseca
Creed
Shannon
Bradley
Pickett
Brennan
Reynolds
Dwyer
Knotts
Harned
Dugan
Burrill
Kavanaugh
Cameron
Litchie
Burns
Kenniston
Augusta Club Oui Of League Ends Season In Maine
The Augusta Baseball Association decided to close its season after paying players through Saturday night. Five teams remain in the State league Bangor Lewiston Portland Pine Tree of South Portland and Biddeford. Augusta expenses exceeded receipts almost from opening.
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Augusta
Augusta Baseball Association
Bangor
Lewiston
Portland
Pine Tree
South Portland
Biddeford
Sewell Stars in Brighton Handicap Rout
Sewell, in the Glen Cove handicap six furlongs at Brighton Beach, recovered from a 15 length deficit to win as Garner pushed him to the wire. Four favorites won, with Druid Live Wire Troublemaker Carthage and King Cobalt among other winners in the six races.
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Sewell
Glen Cove
Brighton Beach
Garner
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Live Wire
Troublemaker
Carthage
King Cobalt
Germany Increases Exports to United States
Berlin reports Consul General Thackara states Germany exported 161.964 million dollars to the United States in the last fiscal year, up 27 million from the prior year.
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United States
Berlin
Thackara
Phillies Top Reds 2 1 in Rough Affair
Errors by Ganzel and Lobert in early innings give Philadelphia a 2 to 1 win over Cincinnati. Ewing pitched eight innings, Kruger and Bransfield doubled, Doolin stole a base, and Stolen on base results. Attendance not listed.
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Ganzel
Lobert
Philadelphia
Whawnes
Knabe
Titus
Magee
Courtney
Bransfield
Doolin
Jacklitseh
Sparks
Eertee
Huggins
Mitchell
Schlei
New York Wins 4 3 In 11 Innings On Devlin Single
National League game in St Louis ends 4 3 after a ninth inning rally by St Louis tied the score, New York wins in the 11th on a Devlin single. Mathewson threw a wild ball in the ninth.
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H. F. Attee
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Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
ST. Louis
Washington-Chicago
P.O. Chicago
York
Bowerman
Seymour
Shannon
Pittsburg
Browne
Chicago
Devlin
Brooklyn
Bresnahan
Cincinnati
Dahlen
Doyle
Hostetter
Noonan
Kenetchy
Burnett
Mathewson
Karger
O’ Day
National
Pitchers' duel ends in extra innings with Chicago win
In a nine inning scoreless game Brown and McIntyre held it tight until the 10th when Chance delivered a clean hit past second to score Kling and Howard. Chicago scored in the 10th to win 2-1 over Brooklyn as Lumley connected for a home run and Sheckard, Tinker, Hofman, and Casey contributed.
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McIntyre
Chance
Kling
Howard
AB. Hofman
Sheckard
F. Owe Ee
Schulte
Steinfeldt
Tinker
Maloney
Lewis
Seer
Bergen
Vee Tees
Vane
UDERS
Boxing Gossip Promises Big Chelsea Bout Aimed at Bantam Title
In Chelsea tonight Albert Delmont of Medford and Kid Beebe of Philadelphia duel to win press favor for a potential bantam championship bout with Jimmy Walsh. The event draws heavy interest from Winnisimmet Athletic Club members and Chelsea directors as preliminaries expected to move fast for a large crowd. Belfield Walcott and Bartly Connolly also feature in connected matches with plans for Western club engagements if successful.
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Jimmy Walsh
Winnisimmet Athletic Club
Albert Delmont
Medford
Kid Beebe
Philadelphia
Water Street
Delmont
Belfield Walcott
Dave Sawyer
Rockland
Belfield
Chester
Young Neary
North End
Bartly Connolly
Johnny Carroll
New York
Providence
Portland
Brooklyn
Peter Jackson
Baltimore
California
Terry Mustain
Casino Athletic Club
Tonopah
Nev
Labor Day
Indian Territory
West
Milwaukee
George Siler
Chicago
John L. Sullivan
Jake Kilrain
Siler
Fistice
Vislters
Britt Nelson
Colma
Cal
Miah Murray
Washington Street
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