Cardinals Rally in Ninth to Tie Boston 2 2
In St Louis, the Cardinals and Red Sox battled to a 2 2 tie as Boston led 2 0 late. Charles delivered a dramatic three-run blast after two down in the ninth, lifting St Louis to a thrilling final frame comeback at National League Park.
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Mr. Charles
Richie
Cardinals
Eddie Phelps
Beck
Ed Koney
Evans
Delehanty
al Shaw
Boston
Riger
Shaw
Charles
Graham
National League Park
Becker
St. Louis
Pirates Send Matty to the Tall Timbers
Pittsburg beat New York in the first inning scoring three runs after hitting Mathewson for two doubles and two singles. Ames followed in the second inning, and only two Pittsburg players reached first base after that. Willis excelled as New York pushed a run across in the eighth on a two-bagger with two outs.
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Pittsburg
New York
Mathewson
Ames
Willis
New Yorks
Clarke
A.storke
Wagner
Abbaticchio
Miller
Abstein
Ileon
R. Nee Gibson
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Murray
O'llara
Storke
Leach
Seymour
Bridwell
Tenney
Joyle
Pittsurg
Hirs
American Sports Publishing Company
Warren Street
New York City
Stanley Ketehel
Jack O'Brien
Dave Shean
Charley Bennett
Gibson
Bay State Marksmen Win New England Interstate Match
Wakefield July 29 The Massachusetts rifle team captured high guns in the New England interstate match at the New England Military Rifle Association tourney. Massachusetts placed second in the army and navy match with a grand total of 3608, only behind the U S Navy first team. Lieutenant J E Parker scored 83 consecutive bullseyes for the Governor Quinby trophy amid tough conditions including heat and a brief rainstorm.
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Wakefield
Rifles
Massachusetts Military
New England
New England Military Rifle Association
Army and Navy
Massachusetts
United States Navy
Massachusetts State Militila
Army
Navy
J. E. Parker
Company G
Gloucester
Governor Quinby
Bay State Range
Wilson
F. W. Allen
Boston
Maine
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Rhode Island
U. S. Navy
Naval Academy
Missouri
Massachusetts Militia
Schedule of Intercity Basketball Matches Across Major Leagues
American games list St. Louis at Boston Detroit at New York Chicago at Washington Cleveland at Philadelphia National matches Boston at St. Louis York at Pittsburg Philadelphia at Chicago Brooklyn at Cincinnati two games New England Lawrence at New Bedford Brockton at Lowell Lynn at Haverhill Worcester at Fall River
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St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
New York
Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia
York
Pittsburg
Hiladelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New England
Lawrence
New Bedford
Brockton
Lowell
Lynn
Haverhill
Worcester
Fall River
Browns Games Called After 12 Innings In Nashville
In Nashville the Browns beat Memphis 2-1 after 12 innings until darkness halted play. Atlanta New Orleans and Birmingham Little Rock faced rain while the Browns’ next action is set for September 2. a 3 p.m. game was called.
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Nashville
Memphis
Montgomery
Mobile
Atlanta
New Orleans
Birmingham-Little Rock
Browns
Fast Fielding Beats the Cubs in Chicago
Magee and Doolan starred in a 6 to 2 Philadelphia win over Chicago. Four fearless catches halted potential extra-base hits, while Overall and timely hitting secured the lead after Chicago errors. Key plays included a home run by Overall and a sacrifice fly by Magee, with Evers, Chance, and Tinker stealing bases.
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Chicago
Archer
Philadelphia
Grioreg
Sensweee
Magee
Evers
Chance
Tinker
Doolan
Knabe
Bransfield
Moore
Overall
Timeth
AB. Grant
Pst
Bivesen
E. Bates
C. Peete
Eee
Titus
Sane Magee
I. Ft
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Eeeree
Dooin
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Devens
Gaa
Eescvesesies
A. B. Zimmerman
Sheckard
Schulte
Sane
Steinfeldt
Ween
Hofman
BS Sie
Tee Archer
Ee Tae
P Teeee
Howard Pewee
Reds and Dodgers Play Till Darkness
A wild seventh inning error by Ewing allows two Brooklyn runners to score and tie the game. After 18 innings the contest ends due to darkness with Cincinnati and Brooklyn deadlocked 2 to 2. Miller had a bottom of the 7th RBI, and Downey and Huggins stole bases.
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Cincinnati
Ewing
Brooklyn
Hoblitzer
Miller
Egan
Downey
Huggins
Lumley
Hoblitzel
Eee
R. Bel PO
A. E. Bescher
Paskert
Oakes
Aen Mitchell
Roth Hobittzel
McLean
AB. Burch
Weunee
Clement
Senor Sheeee Lennox
Jordan
Teen
Tae Ee Hummell
Tee Eeenne
McMillan
Bergen
McInt
See Rucker
High Grade Shoes Slashed in All-America Stores
Rice and Hutchins moves to keep stock fresh this season and All-America shoe shops cut thousands of pairs of Rice & Hutchins oxfords to clear shelves this month. Locations at 66 Summer Street and 79 Tremont Street report heavy crowds seeking reduced prices.
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Rice & Hutchins
All-America
Summer Street
Tremont Street
Sonderklasse Yacht Joyette Made Initial Drop From Dimock
The 37 foot Joyette, owned by Commodore W H Childs of the Bensonhurst Yacht Club, was launched yesterday from the Metropolitan line steamship H F Dimock at India Wharf. Designer Charles B Mower oversaw the lowering onto a steam lighter, then to Marblehead for fitting out. a test run may occur this afternoon.
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Sonderklasse
W. H. Childs
Bensonhurst Yacht Club
Metropolitan Line
H. F. Dimock
India Wharf
Charles B. Mower
New York
Marblehead
Gilbert M. Smith
Patchogue
L. I
Conway Acts as Referee at Knights of Columbus Field Day
Joseph D. Conway will serve as referee at the Columbus Club field day on Locust Street grounds. Bart Sullivan will start the events, with De Witt S. Adler as clerk of course. Officials include Colonel Billings Jack Moakley George W. Brown James B. Connolly and others. The meet starts by 2 15 p m and part of a larger reunion event.
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Joseph D. Conway
Columbus Club
Locust Street
Bart Sullivan
de Witt S. Adler
Brookline
Colonel Billings
Jack Moakley
George W. Brown
James B. Connolly
John J. Hallahan
Thomas J. Conrick
Thomas J. Barry
Jack Hagerty
Fred Hoey
Dan Saunders
Frank M. Kanaly
John B. Fitzpatrick, Jr
Joseph Peoramert
Knights of Columbus
South Bostons
Missouri
Navy
Marathoners at Revere Beach and All-Star Day at Locust Street
The Marathoners race at Revere Beach attracts a large crowd with contestants like Pat Dineen Davis Black Hawk Hugh Bruce Frank Feeney Prouty and others competing for marathon championship honors. Also Locust Street hosts an all-star day with stars from Jack Moakley’s games including Lunghi the Italian champion expected to shine while swimming and boxing topics mix with reader questions about baseball and sports publishing.
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Revere Beach
Pat Dineen
Davis
Black Hawk
Hugh Bruce
Frank Feeney
Prouty
Locust Street
St. Augustine
Joe McNamara
Jack Moakley
Harry Porter
Dan A’hearn
Lunghi
Boston Tops Philadelphia in July Baseball Showdown
Boston made 12 hits while Philadelphia tripped a double in a brief July contest. Pate denies the opener result as the record shows Boston with advantage.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Pate
Eleven Ford races at Combination Park feature pacers and trotters
At Combination Park Medford the Sellsway Pant Club schedules eleven first class races this afternoon. The feature pacer race includes Edith R Cagnaunt Pat L Major M and Bonnie Belle while the star trotting contest pits Lord Quex Shimosa and Kitty Giltner. About 50 horses are entered. The piece also notes Mike Donlin, Billy Murray, Magee Hart Moore and manager changes and questions Ray Collins rookie status and Al Orth adding strength to the Highlanders pitching.
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Combination Park
Medford
Sellsway Pant, Club
Edith R
Cagnaunt
Pat L
Major M
Bonnie Belle
Pacers
Lord Quex
Shimosa
Kitty Giltner
Autos tour ends after rugged Detroit to Kansas City run
Final day of the American Automobile Association tour from Detroit to Kansas City via Denver proved the toughest with 212 miles through Kansas mud. Despite 20 mph pace, several cars were penalized for wheel trouble, leaving five perfect in Glidden and Hower divisions.
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Kansas City
Tour of American Automobile Association
Detroit
Denver
Kansas
Lexington
Chalmers-Detroit
Brighton Beach 24-Hour Race Opens With Eight American Cars
The 24 hour race at Brighton Beach Motordrome began at 9 25 p m with eight entrants, seven American and one Italian. An early crash injured Marquis and Lang, and Stearns was temporarily out of the race. After three hours Fiat led, with Simplex close behind, and distances listed show Fiat at 154 miles, Simplex 153, Rainier 143, Stearns 141, Lozier 188, Palmer and Singer 136, Acme 123, Haynes 122.
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Brighton Beach
N. Y
New Brighton Beach
Motor Racing Association
Acme
Patschke
van Tine
Lozier
Mulford
Cobe
Heine
Simplex
Robertson
Poole
Stearns
Grosse
Marquis
Palmer
Singer
Howard
Lescault
Rainier
Disbrow
Lund
Fiat
de Palma
Parker
Hawley
Haynes
Sweigert
Looney
Lang
Palmer and Singer
Wagner Leaves Field In Pittsburg With Hand Injury
Hans Wagner star batter for the Pittsburg club was forced from the game in the fourth inning after groaning in pain while at bat. He had warned doctors after a recent slide injuring him but played on. He says he will play tomorrow, doctors disagree.
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Wagner
Pittsburg
Penn
Hans Wagner
O Brien Bests Flynn In Six Round Fight
Philadelphia Jack O'Brien defeated Pueblo fireman Jimmy Flynn in a six round bout at the Auditorium in Denver. The match showcased O'Brien's superior skill and endurance through the six rounds.
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Denver
Col
Philadelphia
Jack" O’brien
Jimmy Flynn
Pueblo
Blue Ribbon meeting features record fall and fast pacing
Hamburg Belle lowered her own record to 2 02 3 4 amid high backstretch wind, with Mich igan crediting 2 02 3 4. Lady Maud C won the free for all pace in the fastest time of the year. Toby Swift posted 2 05 4 in 2:09 pace, as Kalamazoo next week hosts the circuit.
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Detroit
Michigan
Driving Club
John EH. Madden
Lady Maud C
Toby Swift
Kalamazoo
Bosun
Alkalone-Casanea
Bellini-Ora
Sprague
Dickerson
Alcyone Pantie
Telemachus
McDonald
Sam and Stanley Matched for World Middleweight Title Fight
Langford and Ketchel will clash for the world middleweight championship at the Fairmont A C in New York on Labor Day September 6. A wire from Billy Gibson, Langford’s manager, confirms Britt has accepted the bout and ticket dispatch. Langford trains from Northboro after traveling from New Hampshire to begin camp, aiming to make 158 pounds. Woodman cites Sam’s weight discipline as favorable, while Boston vicinity sentiment tilts toward Langford’s skill and experience over Ketchel’s power.
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Ketchel
Langford
Fairmont A. C
New York
Labor Day
Joe Woodman
Billy Gibson
Fairmont Club
Northboro
Strong
Woodman
Sam
Boston
Langforg
Runners Prepare for Revere Track Marathon Night
Runners are prepared for a close race at Revere track with over a dozen professional marathoners training for the 26 miles 38 yards event. Athletes Blackhawk Davis Holman and John Goff expect near record times amid warm but clear conditions. Also amateur bicyclists compete in two events and Hughey McLean will conduct a two mile exhibition ride. Participants include Pat Dinneen Bill Prouty John Goff Bill Davis Hands Holman Blackhawk Tailfeather Al Raines Harry Sweeney Feeney Hugh Brusse Pat White Rudolph Anderson and F Keller.
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Revere
Blackhawk
Davis
Holman
John Goff
St. Yves
Ireland
Rudolph Anderson
Sweden
F. H. Kellar
Germany
Flynn Wins Decision In 12 Round bout At Apollo A A
Porkey Flynn of South Boston was awarded the decision over Mickey McDonough of Brooklyn after twelve rounds at the Apollo A A in Salem. Flynn controlled the action throughout. Smalley and Ryan of the U S S Salem gave a four round exhibition. Kid Farmer defeated Young Burke in a six round bout.
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Salem
Apollo A. A
Porkey Flynn
South Boston
Mickey McDonough
Brooklyn
Flynn
Smalley
Ryan
Kid Farmer
Young Burke
Duxbury Plans Historic Pilgrim Pageant For Tomorrow
Duxbury Day will be marked by a large open air pageant to celebrate the Pilgrims as descendants portray the life of the first settlers. The Standish Monument Association hosts with speakers including John D. Long Commodore William F. Moore Elmer Curtis Miles Standish and a poem by Roland Thomas.
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Duxbury
Standish Monument Association
Partridge Academy
Unitarian Church
Admiral Schroeder
Navy
John D. Long
William F. Moore
Cole
Elmer Curtis
Hingham
Miles Standish
Boston
Roland Thomas
Medals to be awarded at Boston 1915 boys events
Today in Boston 1915 boys games championships the West End and South Boston meet at Charlesbank gym and the M street playground. Medals for winners will be presented after events by Frank S Mason and Mitchell Freiman with a police squad managing crowds.
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West End
South Boston
Charlesbank
M Street
Leo Leary
South M Boston
John O'Donnell
Edmund Hynes
Chorterbank
Franks. Mason
Mitchell Freiman
Hatherly Club Tourney Opens At North Scituate Beach
Golfers flock to Hatherly Golf Club for the annual open tournament with about 70 entries already received and expected to pass 100 with post entries. Prizes honor top gross score, top nets, and most 4s and 5s. Notable entrants include former State champions A. G. Lockwood and T. R. Fuller and players from Braeburn Woodland Alliston Commonwealth and other clubs.
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Hatherly Golf Club
North Scituate Beach
A. G. Lockwood
T. R. Fuller
Anath Small
Evans
Brae- Burn
Lane
Kedlan
Purves
Woodland
Hot and Marshall
Alliston
Page
Peckhnam
Commonwealth
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