Boston Drops Two Close Games to St Louis
In St Louis on July 30 Boston lost both ends of a doubleheader 1 to 0 and 6 to 5. Willis faced Brown in the opener as the Cardinals plated a lone run on luck. In the second, Young started for Boston, but the Cardinals tied it in the third and again in the fourth. Dunnleavy, Moran, and Frazer delivered late threats but Boston fell short before 12,000 fans.
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Cincinnati Improves but Poor Base Running Hurts in Loss
National game report from Cincinnati on July 80 notes poor base running and bad fielding limiting Cincinnati's scoring as New York racks up most of the runs.
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Stormy NBA Card Features Six Matchups
St Louis visits Boston for two games starting at 2. Detroit travels to Washington. Chicago plays Philadelphia. Cleveland meets New York.
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Nahant Club Opens Tennis Tournament Prelims Today
The Nahant Club hosts the annual tennis tournament with many top United States players starting preliminaries this morning. The large entry list may push finals to Saturday afternoon.
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Clan-Na-Gael Plan Carnival at Oak Island Grove
The Clan-Na-Gael societies in this State project a large Labor Day carnival at Oak Island Grove with amateur and professional events. Hugh C. Mc Grath heads the games committee and has invited Bobby Baker and Louis Guertin for a notable all round jumping contest. Arthur F. Duffey and Alfred Shrubb plan to race in amateur events, Duffey in the 100 yard dash and Shrubb in distance runs. Professional events will feature stars Tom Keane Dennis Mahoney Eddie Hynes and Harry Gill among others. Proceeds go to improving the grove as New England picnic grounds.
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Philadelphia Tops Chicago 2 1 in Pitchers Battle
Philadelphia wins 2 to 1 over Chicago in a national league game. Magee steals a base for the decisive run as Dooin ties the play with strong defense and two double plays. Dooin’s wide throw and subsequent hits contribute to the win in Philadelphia.
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Champion Trotters to Race at Readville Next Wednesday
The second Tiverton Sweet Marie match race is set for Readville during the breeders meeting. Tiverton holds the world 2:04 1-2 second heat record, Sweet Marie the fastest five heat trotting record and leading money winner of 1904. Both rivals have storied pasts with wins across Philadelphia Buffalo Hartford Cincinnati and Lexington, heightening expectations for a fast two in three race.
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Narragansett Park set for banner racing week
Narragansett Park near Providence readies a heavy nine race card with three stakes the Breakers Pier and Bay State. Stable owners from Brighton Beach send horses as officials weigh extending the meet beyond the week. J Reginald Burton travels to New York for a final decision while provisional entries include Pythia Hocus Pocus and Tangier among many others.
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One Way for Champs to Get After Pennant
Frederic P. O Connell outlines a possible pennant push for Boston’s team. He notes John S Taylor’s plan to swap Jesse Burkett back to St Louis in exchange for Ed Stone, offering $2500 plus for Stone. Stone’s Saturday performance contrasts with Burkett’s mishaps.
Hard Week Ahead for Collins Champs
Collins faces a tough slate with two games for one admission against St Louis, followed by St Louis Tuesday and Wednesday and Cleveland opponents later in the week. Winter and Young start today in the doubleheader, with Olmstead possible for a tryout after a win in St Louis.
Charmed by Prospects Collins Seek Better Players
The piece urges the Collins team to acquire talent to avoid a second division finish. It cites potential targets J Emmet Heidrick and Lush, plus contacts Soden Conant and Dunn, and discusses Tenney's possible transfer value. It notes financial hurdles, fan drop, and rival moves led by Waddell.
Baseball News and Comment Highlights Today
Two games scheduled at 2. Batty reaches 103 hits while Tenney has only one hit last week. Parent leads Americans with 14 stolen bases. Wary of schedules, a good hitting outfielder may be secured for Saturdays. Fans urged not to throw money at champions as John S. Taylor requests restraint. A tough week looms with four games in three days against St. Louis and Cleveland. Dan Brouthers denial to join champions. Lajoie injury inspires Cleveland song. Tenney outfield solid defensively, but the American lineup lacks speed compared to the National. Southern league games may relocate due to yellow fever scare in New Orleans. Collins and Parent at 80, far from a century. Middleby team feud over a return game after first win in four years. Dineen criticizes champions for absence of fast base runners. Sharp argues for broader changes in American lineup.
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Funeral for William Barrar in Dorchester
Funeral services for William Barrar of 59 Dacota Street Dorchester were held at St. Peter's Church Meeting House Hill yesterday afternoon with Father Kenney officiating. The casket was covered with flowers.
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Yachts Gather in Marblehead for New York Yacht Club Cruise
The New York Yacht Club plans its annual cruise starting August 10 from New York, with a record fleet expected to anchor at Marblehead on August 17. The voyage includes races for commodore cups and a Cape Cod circling leg, ending with the Eastern Yacht Club regatta on August 19 and an optional Marblehead to Halifax ocean race starting August 21.
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