Chicago Sharpens pennant bid with 5 2 win over Boston
Chicago swept Boston 5 to 2 at South End as Murphy praised the team after outbattings and base running miscues by Boston. Lindaman held Chicago in check after early hits, while Chance homered and Schulte, Tinker and Steinfeldt keyed late defense.
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Chicago
Boston
Murphy
South End
Lundgren
Lindaman
O’day
Bridwell
Tenney
Frank Chance
Schulte
Tinker
Brain
Steinfeldt
Kling
O'Neill
Sheckard
Chance
Bates
Howard
Evers
Dolan
Slagle
Strobel
Hoffman
A. E
C Howard
Ee Dolan
Cares
Boston Champ Likely Barred From Regatta Over Membership Rule
New York, July 30 National regatta officials say Boston rower Frank B Greer will be barred from the Lake Quinsigamond championship unless committee members vote to waive the three months membership rule He has not been a member of the Boston Athletic Association for the required period and officials insist the rule will not be altered for Greer or any other applicant.
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New York
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Frank B. Greer
Boston
Lake Quinsigamond
Frank
Greer
East Boston Athletic Association
Boston Athletic Association
Association
Cy Saves Day As Boston Tops Browns 5 3 In St Louis
Boston defeats Cleveland 5 to 3 to even the series at one game each with a decisive relief appearance by Young after Harris walked the bases full in the sixth. Cy Young rescued the game as Stone, Glade, Niles, and Jones scored in the inning. O'Brien and Ferris made key plays in defense to seal the win.
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ST. Louis
Boston
Browns
Harris
Glade
Niles
Jones
Collins
Young
Morgan
Stone
Wallace
Armbruster
Hayden
O'Connor
Koehler
Ferris
Stahl
Hoey
Freeman
O’brien
O’connor
Hemphill
Parent
B. R
R. F
C. F
PO. A
Eevee
Eeeeree Wallace
Eee O’brien
Olf Glade
Doff Harris
Hurst
St x Lyn Series Ends Even As Visitors Win Fourth Game
Brooklyn report notes the St x Lyn series ends tied after visitors claim victory in the fourth game with a close score. The brief state of play hints at momentum swing ahead of the remaining games.
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Brooklyn
St. x Lyn
Rors
National matchups spark early season basketball slate
National schedule lists Cinecinnati at Boston Pittsburg at Brooklyn St. Louis at New York and Chicago at Philadelphia as marquee early games highlighting regional rivalries and city showdowns.
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Chicago
Boston
New York
Cincinnati
ST. Louis
Brooklyn
Philadelphia-Pit
Ptuerterure Terre
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Brooklyn St. Louis
National
Cinecinnati
King Edward's Racers Arrive in New York
The Atlantic transport Minnetonka brought six horses from King Edward's stables and four stallions belonging to Lord Rothschild to New York. Ten blue bloods head to Lehigh Valley yards for onward transport to Toronto aboard three special cars after a steamer pier transfer.
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New York
West Street
Edward
Atlantic
Minnetonka
London
Lord Rothschild
Horse Kingdom
Toronto
Ottawa
Kansas City
North River
Lehigh Valley
Ann Direct Wins Grand Circuit Stake at Cleveland Meet
In Cleveland on July 30 the Grand Circuit opening drew about 8000 fans as the M. and M. stake of 10000 dollars, moved from Detroit, served as the main event. Ann Direct won the 2:08 pace heats and the overall race after Brilliant Girl faltered with a lame finish. Kenneth Mac placed third, while Rudy Kip set pace records in the 2:10 dash and Main Sheet captured the 2:08 trot.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Brilliant Girl
Ann Direct
Kenneth Mac
Iiai U
Black Pet
Mainsheet
Rudy Kip
Young Boy Falls Into Well in Backyard Race
Six year old Jimmie Keenan of 188 Athens Street injured in bid to reach supper first. He toppled a fence and slid about 20 feet to an unused well, suffering a badly fractured right thigh. Dr. Sheehan sent him by City Hospital ambulance.
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Jimmie Keenan
Athens Street
Sheehan
Behr Beats Clothier in Longwood Open Final
Carl Behr defeated W. J. Clothier 6 1 8 6 6 4 in the open singles final at Longwood Cricket Club in a thrilling match. Behr earned the right to meet W. E. Larned, holder of the Longwood challenge cup, for the trophy today at 3 30 o clock.
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Carl Behr
W. J. Clothier
Longwood Cricket Club
Longwood
W. E. Larned
Behr
Glen Cove handicap headline at Brighton Beach
The Glen Cove handicap six furlongs at Brighton Beach was won by Consistent a to 1 shot by three lengths over Inquisitor who started 5 to 6. Other winners included Pythia Tom Cogan Fountainblue Angler and Dulcinia in the listed races.
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New York
Glen Cove
Brighton Beach
Inquisitor
Pythia
Tom Cogan
Fountainblue
Angler
Dulcinia
Scotch Picnic Set for Caledonia Grove in West Roxbury
The Scotch picnic will be held next Saturday at Caledonia Grove on Spring street West Roxbury. Four main events headline the program including a Caledonian 100 yard handicap with entrants such as Tom Keane and Guertin a three mile run featuring Frank Kanaly Bart Sullivan Sammy Meyers and Tom Williams an open amateur relay and a championship wrestling match between Frank Pascal and Hjalmar Lundin.
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Caledonia Grove
Spring Street
West Roxbury
Boston Caledonian Club
Tom Keane
Guertin
Frank Kanaly
Bart Sullivan
Sammy Meyers
Tom Williams
Frank Pascal
Hjalmar Lundin
New York Wins See-Saw Baseball Duel
New York prevailed in a tight game with a three-run seventh inning after a double two singles and an error, while Hess struggled at critical moments in Cleveland today.
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Cleveland
New York
Hess
Phillies Beat Detroit as Siever Surrenders Few Earned Runs
Detroit faced Philadelphia in a 5 to 4 loss with Siever allowing four earned runs. Key hits included two baselines by Warner and Seybold, while Schaefer, Crawford, Lindsay, and Murphy contributed stolen bases and a crossed action. Plank matched with five strikeouts and three walks as the Tigers left seven on base.
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New York
Bresnahan
Browne
Shannon
Seymour
Bowerman
Devlin
Seetee Dahlen
Gilbert
Mathewson
P Ferguson
Cincinnati
Huggins
Kelley
Jude
Smoot
Siegle
SS Corcoran
Livingston
Wicker
Ferguson
Bowerwan
Chicago
Washington
EK. Hahn
F. Jones
Isbell
Davis
Donahue
Sees
Dougherty
Jones
Sullivan
Tannehill
Schlafly
Stahl
Heydon
Patten
Terete Er
Seeee
Stanley
Owen
O’ Loughlin
Siever
Philadelphia
Detroit
Warner
Seybold
Schaefer
Crawford
Lindsay
Murphy
Plank
Hartsel
Powers
Sheridan
Evans
Cross
Oldring
McIntyre
Coughlin
Lowe
Ener
Prinecs
Payne
Ee Eee
Sullivan and Thomas Meet at Chelsea Tonight
Tonight at the Lincoln Club in Chelsea the 15 round bout between Joe Thomas the Pacific coast wonder and Tommy Sullivan of Lawrence shapes a decisive fight for New England fans. Weigh in at 150 pounds is set for 3 o'clock with both fighters finishing training yesterday. Thomas has limited East appearances but has beaten top West contenders.
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Lincoln Club
Chelsea
Joe Thomas
Pacific Coast
Tommy Sullivan
Lawrence
New England
Thomas
Philadelphia
Joe Grim
Highland Lake
Deveney Praises Tomas Ahead of Key Boxing Showdowns
Mike Deveney says he never saw a man in better shape than Thomas. The Lincoln Club matchmaker aims to pit the winner against Hugo Kelley of Chicago, who beat Philadelphia Jack O'Brien in 10 rounds. Semi final crowns a new champion as Colby McGowan meets Willie Riley for South Boston lightweight title. McGowan and Riley are fierce rivals. Preliminary features Gus Lenny versus Young Cahill, with Maffit Flaherty as referee.
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Mike Deveney
Thomas
Lincoln Club
Hugo Kelley
Chicago
Philadelphia
Jack O’brien
Colby McGowan
Willie Riley
South Boston
McGowan
Riley
Gus Lenny
Young Cahill
Roxbury
Maffit Flaherty
Judge Dewey Weighs Governor Bid and Party Clash
Ex judge Henry S. Dewey hints at a Massachusetts governor bid. He criticizes party machines and pledges to smash corrupt combinations behind both major parties, while noting Moran could be a Democratic candidate and Guild’s leadership as a concern. He plans a serious, full campaign if he proceeds.
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Henry S. Dewey
Massachusetts
Post
Moran
Democratic Party
Guild
Mr. Dewey
Notman
Young Men 18 to 24 Admitted to Boston Athletic Association
At an open meeting the Boston Athletic Association unanimously changed its constitution to admit young men aged 18 to 24 as associate members. They gain access to tennis courts Riverside and city boathouse at Chestnut Street and other outside privileges, though Exeter street clubhouse use remains excluded. The rule aims to provide healthful exercise and boost interest in the B A A.
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Boston Athletic Association
Riverside
City Boathouse
Chestnut Street
Exeter Street
Newfoundland Plans Transatlantic Ferry Link
Premier Bond announced at a luncheon that a fast 18 knot weekly transatlantic ferry line between England and Newfoundland should be completed within a year. Supported by British Canadian and American capital, the scheme would carry passengers via Newfoundland rail to join sea service with Canada and America. The project will be presented to the Legislature at the next session for approval.
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ST. John's
N. F
Bond
Earl Grey
England
Newfoundland
Canada
America
Carrier Pigeon Lights On Cape Cod Lightship
Letter to the editor describes a prettily marked carrier pigeon found aboard Light Vessel 54 on July 29. The bird has aluminum leg bands marked E. Z. 1406. The writer, Alexander F. Snow of West Harwich, plans to release it after feeding and hopes the owner mails from home if the bird returns.
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Post
Alexander F. Snow
West Harwich
Robbery hoax ends with desk drawer discovery
In Malden on Saturday Calvin B Robbins reported missing 75 in coins from his Bryant street factory. Police uncovered the tale false as Robbins father J B Robbins admitted taking the money to his Hing ham summer home. The young Robbins later found the cash missing and alerted police.
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Malden
Calvin B. Robbins
Bryant Street
Mr. Robbins
J. B. Robbins
Hingham
Young Robbins
We Can Save You Both Your Sight and Money Ad
An advertisement for an eyeglasses maker promises free thorough eye examinations by a graduate specialist and offers glasses at half the price of competitors. It guarantees absolute satisfaction and asks customers to bring the ad.
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Casey
Lumley
Maloney
McCarthy
Eason
Karger
Conway and Carpenter
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Big CY
Day
Flick
Rossman
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Connolly
R. Heatt
DET
Newark
Ee Ewes
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Barry
Foesee
Grady
W. Mat
Hoelske Seen
Brooklyn AB BH
Ei A Maloney
Lumiey
R. F Jordan
See Weer
Hummell
Lewis
Bseeee
Ritter
of Severe
Louis
Aeue
St Marshall
Bennett
King Edward
Royal Stables
Bar Greer
Chickering
Central Juniors
East Boston
Louis F. Quirk
East
Clothier
Brighton Beaich
H. PO
A. E. Conroy
L. Fieschcevens
Keeler
Elberfeld
Larte
Williams
Kleinew
Erent Rene
Stovalle Eeereree
Lajoie
Congalton
Turner
Laporte
Orth
Conroy
Athletics
Sommer
Wolf’s
Hanover and
Portland Streets
Dewey
John B. Moran
H. M. Whitney
Mr. Sullivan
Cape Cod
Malden Busi
Ness Man
OLD South Store
Washington Street
Klein’s
Tremont and
Boylaton Sts
Gardner
Tremont St
Harrison Ave
Washington St
C. F. Eaton
Friend St
Knight’s
Court and
Hanover Sts
Sawyer
Tremont End Bollis Sts
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