McLoughlin Wins Longwood Challenge Bowl in Straight Sets
Maurice E. McLoughlin of the Pacific coast captured a leg in the Longwood Challenge Bowl at Longwood Cricket Club by defeating former holder W. M. Johnston of San Francisco in three straight sets. The match ended 6-4 6-4 6-1 to McLoughlin before a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice E. McLoughlin
Pacific Coast
Longwood Cricket Club
W. M. Johnston
San Francisco
McLoughlin
Johnston
McLoughlin Captures Longwood Singles Title in Tennis Classic
McLoughlin defeats W. M. Johnston to win the Longwood Cup in a three set match noted for brilliance. Johnston attacked late but erratic play and McLoughlin’s steadiness sealed the victory as Boston players anticipate a defense in 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLoughlin
Johnston McLoughlin
Johnston
Lawrence Defeats Opponent 5 to 1 in July Game
Lawrence won 5 to 1 as Dee and Weaver were sidelined. Braggy scored from second on an out in the fourth, Aubrey added an RBI single or hit to drive in another run, establishing the margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NCE
Kansas City Defeats Pittsburg Federals 8 to 5 in Series
Kansas City beat the Pittsburg Federals 8 to 5 in the third game of a series played in Pittsburg. The locals used substitutes and pinch hitters but could not overcome Kansas City's lead. Batteries Stone Adams Enzenro and Camnitz Walker Berry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Kansas City
Pittsburg Federals
Fead
R. H
Stone
Adams
Scores Heraldkey Soccer Matches Across Cities
American Association results show Kansas City defeated Indianapolis 1 0 and St Paul beat Columbus 6 0. Minneapolis posted a 15 9 win over Cleveland while Milwaukee routed Louisville 17 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Columbus
Minneapolis
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Louisville
Hartford New London Rivalry Ends 2 1
Hartford defeats New London 2 to 1 in a close match. Springfield hosts New Haven as rain affects Pittsfield Waterbury game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
New London
Springfield
New Haven
Pittsfield-Waterbury
Seventh annual Union Printers league tourney opens in Cincinnati
The seventh annual Union Printers Baseball League tournament runs August 1 to 7 in Cincinnati. Twelve teams from New York Chicago Boston Washington St Louis Philadelphia Pittsburg Detroit Cleveland Indianapolis St Paul and Cincinnati compete for the Herrmann trophy a $500 silver cup donated by Garry Herrmann. Boston Printers depart with 35 supporters led by Eugene J McCarthy after a 12 game season of 9 wins 3 losses defeating Cambridge Independents Orchester A A South Boston Red Sox East Boston St Johns of Cambridge Wood Island A C and Forest Hills A A. The roster includes Harvey captain Riley Smith Devlin Murray Glass Olson McSweeney OShaughnessy Kiefer Drummey and more, with Buckley as national commissioner and numerous accompanying officials and guests. The team hopes for a strong showing despite injuries and illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Boston
Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Detroit
Cleveland
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Cincinnati
Herrmann
Garry” Herrmann
Cincinnati National League
Boston Union Printers
Boston Types
Eugene J. McCarthy
Cambridge Independents
Orchester A.A
South Boston Red Sox
East Boston
St. John’s of Cambridge
Wood Island A. C
Forest Hills A. A
Wood Island
South Boston
Harvey
Riley
Smith
Devlin
Murray
Glass
Olson
McSweeney
O'Shaughnessy
Kiefer
Drummey
O’brien
Rogers
Doherty
Daniel A. Buckley
Joseph J. Dallas
John H. Riley
Marston Stubbs
Fred Strehle
Fred Harwood
Morton Holton
John Greene
James E. Smith
Anna Doherty
Josephine Rogers
John H. Grace
Arthur Cahill
Percy Thayer
R. H. Cohn
Orange H. Pickett
C. H. Blackburn
W. A. Ward
John A. McLaughlin
George H. Mugford
Edward C. Disney
James Brophy
Robert W. Murray
Andrew J. Rogers
Charles Doherty
William Glass
John Smith
Harold Riley
George Devlin
John Harvey
Olof Olson
Leo Greene
B. J. Gillen
Joseph O'Shaughnessy
John J. McSweeney
Albert Kiefer
Robert H. Murray
D. BE. Drummey
William F. O’brien
Joseph O’donnell
Chicago Triumphs Over Buffalo in 12 Inning Scramble
Chicago won 8 to 4 over Buffalo in 12 innings. Joe Tinker tied the game in the ninth with a single, Jackson and Warrell followed with hits, and Hal Chase drove in the winning run in the twelfth after a misplay by Blair. McGuire struck out but Blair’s error allowed Chicago to score the decisive runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Chicago
Buffalo Federals
Joe Tinker
Jackson
Warrell
Hal Chase
McGuire
Blair
Chase
Prendergast
Watson
Block
Krapp
Moran
Baltimore Wins In 10th As Indians Fall In extras
Baltimore edged Indianapolis 4 to 3 in the 10th inning. Kauff tied the game in the fourth with a two run homer for Indianapolis. Three Baltimore hits and a sacrifice produced the eventual winning run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Indianapolis
Kauff
R. H. Baltimore
Wilhelm and
Jacklitsch
Matserling
Warren
Brooklyn Beats St Louis In 18 Inning Tug Of War
Brooklyn won an 18 inning game from St Louis with a final score of 4 to 3. St Louis led through six innings before Brooklyn tied it with three runs in the seventh to ninth frames, Evans driving in one, and Anderson scoring the deciding run on Hofman’s single as the 18th inning ended. The second game was not played. Batteries Marion Houck McGraw Peters Land Davenport Brown Chapman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Evans
Anderson
Hofman
Marion, Houck, McGraw
Peters
Land
Davenport
Brown and Chapman
Mons
Senators Use Five Pitchers To Beat Detroit
Washington required five pitchers to defeat Detroit 9 to 7 in the opening game of the series. The Senators twice lost the lead but pulled ahead late with Walter Johnson on the mound. Crawford homered for Detroit and High had multiple extra base hits as Moeller and Ayers starred for Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Washington
Walter Johnson
Bentley
Boehler
Stanage
Heisman
Hall
Moeller
Ayers
Mitchell
Crawford
Shaw
Engel
Johnson
McBride
McKee
Gandil
Foster
Morgan
Ainsmith
Bush
High
Veach
Ayres
Moriarty
Burns
O'Loughlin
Sheridan
Wash. Moeller
Yandil
Shanks
Teense Williams
Caves Ainsmith
Ewe Johnson
Seenee
Acosta
Seen Crawford
Kavanaugh
Fs Burns
Sheer Stanage
Teense Boehler
Trees Hall
Heilman
Cobb
Baker
Haverhill Lions Down Lewiston In High-Scoring Tilt
Haverhill drilled Lewiston for four home runs and an 18 to 4 win after four innings, with Campbell injured early. William Wilson and McMahon led the offense with multiple hits and a string of homers, while Gorman started on the mound for Lewiston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
Beng
Igtén
Lewiston
A.E
Campbell
Maloney
Southern
Ee Rerer
Haverhill Oce
Gorman
Yelle
Flaherty
Wilson
Howard
McMahon
Casey
O'Connell
Thomas
Phoenix
Dor Reeeers
Bley
Ines Tine
J Sess
Thern
Kelly
Baseball Schedule Excerpt Across Leagues and Cities
The listing covers games by region and league order including National, American, Federal, New England and Colonial matchups. It outlines city pairings such as St Louis vs Boston and Chicago vs Philadelphia with follow on games across other pairs like Lynn vs Manchester and New Bedford versus Pawtucket.
Manchester Gets Fitchburg Franchise
The New England league directors approved transferring the Fitchburg team to Manchester New Hampshire. They also discussed the purchase of the Haverhill team by Daniel Noonan of Lawrence, who acts as agent for a major league player under contract, with the owner’s name withheld until season end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England League
Arthur D. Cooper
Fitchburg
Manchester
N. H
Haverhil
Daniel C. Cloheny
Daniel Noonan
Lawrence
Noonan
Power Life Boat to Cross Atlantic from New York
A Lundin 86 foot power lifeboat towing a 28 foot decked lifeboat will depart from Battery at 2 o'clock tomorrow for an Atlantic crossing. Navigator Captain B A Rigoulet, wireless operator A H Meldrum, sailors Martin Simon and Walter Petterson, engineer HBmar Sivard as expedition head, with his wife Mrs Signe Holm Sivard as cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lundin Power
Atlantic
B. A. Rigoulet
A. H. Meldrum
Martin Simon
Walter Petterson Angineer
Hbmar Sivard
Signe Holm Sivard
Cook
Braves to Use Fenway Park for Saturday Game
President Gaffney of the Braves arrived in Boston with his wife and daughter for a two week stay and expects the Nationals to play the Saturday game with the St. Louis Cardinals at Fenway Park. Red Sox President Lannin had offered use of the grounds previously but it was not advised then. Cardinals will reach Boston with 21 players including eight pitchers and Hub Perdue, as part of a 28 man party plus See kamp, Callaghan and five reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaffney
Braves
Boston
Nationals
St. Louis Cardinals
Fenway Park
Lannin
Red Sox
Walpole Street
Hub Perdue
Gallatin
St. Louis
Seekamp
John Callaghan
Baseball scores in New Orleans and nearby cities
New Orleans New Orleans beat Chattanooga 4 1 while Atlanta defeated Birmingham 7 4. Montgomery split two games with Memphis 4 2 and 7 6. Mobile and Nashville game delayed by rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Birmingham
Montgomery
Memphis
Mobile-Nashville
Local boxing and sports notes tease rematches and mentions
Johnny McGann urges a rematch between Young Jasper and Al McCoy after a fine exhibition. Higgins of Holy Cross may enter Georgetown next fall challenging Purple’s top half milers. Buckley stays in England for music hall offers while Gunboat Smith watches. Braves Cubs final game draws praise for Stallings team. Parks, a boxing instructor, gains popularity as a lifeguard at Lynn Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny McGann
Young Jasper
al McCoy
Terry Brooks
Andy Cortez
McCoy
Jasper
Higgins
Holy Cross
Dave Hall
Georgetown
Ted Meredith
Dave Caldwell
Jim Buckley
Gunboat Smith
States
England
Johnny Mack
Pooch Donovan
Steve Farrell
Braves Cubs
George Stallings
Innes Beats Johnson for Amateur Middleweight Consideration
Report states Arthur Innes defeated Charley Johnson at the Irish-Americas games with Johnson named amateur middleweight champion until the next championship bouts. The text also touches on baseball salaries, swimming feats, and local athletic training notes without firm conclusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Innes
Charley Johnson
Johnson
Bally
Also Mentioned on This Page
M’loughlin
Longwood
Stalinston
Challenge Nor Longwood
W. M. John
Wrence
Lowell
O’connell
Sheehan
Lynch
DeGroff
Luyster
Greenhge
Braggy
Ostimpson
Mahoney
Wacob
P. Conley
Burke
Thompson
Aubrey
O' Brien
Fuller
P. O
Lohman
Lawrence Evences
Lowell Weeee Seee
Brugey
Conley
Stimpson
Bannon
Printers
Boston Typo
C. F
R. F
McCarthy
O’shaunessy
Edwards
Highlanders
NAPS
Fisher
Brown
Blanding
Hagerman
Bowman
AB Boone
Hartzell
I ' Mullen
Peckinpaugh
Sweeney
Maisel
Eral Fisher
Graney
Turner
Chapman
Pesold
Kirke
O'Neill
P Sewer
Boone
Cree
Pezold
O’neill
Mullen
Egan
PO. A. B
Hartzell, Sae 3 0 Cook, Re 0 |Ree, Aee . Mullen, 1B Peckinpatgh, Ss Nunamaker
Matsel
Sae
P Sees
de Sairents
Oer
Cleveland Steee
Crea
Peckinpauugh
American Association
Eastern Association
el Toro Cigar
Porto Rican—American Tobacco CO
Union Printers
National Baseball League
Rt. Louis
Drayton
Dde
Iver Olarievus Co., Makers
Troy, N
Senators
Bender
Browns
Athletics
Louis
Wellman
Leverenz
Phila
A Murphy
Prisee B. R
A. E. Walsh
Sane Collins
Ereee
Walker
Leary
Vesree Williams
Foes Lavan
Schang
Williams
Weilman
Collins
Barry
Bender Tim
Connolly
Dineen
Barrow
Garey Phia
New England
Lawrence Erewee
Iowell Seaie
Woonsocket Eeseneeesreeres
Brockton
Ween Aeeenne
Washington Eeedeeenees
Eereenere Eens
Chicago Penne
Aneer
St. Lona
Federal League
P.C
Baltimore Ef
Pittsburgh
St. Lowuis
Ceeeevs
Lynn
Portland
Worcester
New Bedford
Pawtucket
Woonsocket
Taunton
Fall River
N. E. League
P.O Lawrence Eee Soeereaeere
Worcester A
Colonial League
P.O
Eseeseveeeses
New Bedford Secessevers
Pawtucket Sear Tee
Power Life Boat
Ors Aeebe Eee
Southern Association
Bill Parks
St. Mark’s School
Lynn Beach
Charley Ross
Charlesbank Gym
Tommy Callahan
Joe McNamara
Bart Sullivan
Sam Richards
Tris
Speaker
J. B
Richards
Charlestown Bridge
Mitchell the Tailor
Washington Street