Pittsburg Defeats Boston Nationals In Tight Nine
Pittsburg downed Boston 7 to 3 in a close game as Smith delivered a key two-base hit and McCormick scored on a scene- setting play. Pittsburg pitcher Lynch and Pittinger matched, while errors and walks opened the scoring before the seventh inning surge.
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Nationals
Bostons
Smith
McCormick
Boston
Geier
Tenney
Wegner
Abbaticchio
Cooley
Delehanty
BW Cannell
Kruger
Beaumont
Ritchey
Wagner
Bransfield
Moran
Raymer
Phelps
Pittinger
Lynch
Beaumon
Ritchey, McCormick
Deléhanty
Emilie
Cannell
Bresnahan
C. F
Brown
McGann
Teeeeseseees Lin
Dahlen
Devlin
Gilbert
Serabeesaeees
Warner
McGinnity
Cincinnati
A. Kelley
Ymour
Sci
Ctschasva
Steinfelat
Huggins
Huggins, Borsrekescsesar: Peltz
Harper
New York
Pases
Mere Mertestz
Steintelat
Mour
P Rases
Dahien
Vine Peer
Ccceseeses
Abbaticchio, Ss
R. BH
A. D. Weeveeeses
Ceeeeesees Delehanty
Kelley, Our
Odwell
Sebring
I. Steinfeldt
Ackiviccaes
Schlel
Ewing
Ekiidsibacttesecae
Pittsburg Oqveensusco
Geler
Bransield
hite—Ritchey
KL. Smith
Browne
Dev
Wilts
Brooklyn Beats Chicago 2 0 Behind Seamon Solid Hitting
Brooklyn blanked Chicago 2 0 as Seamon shut down the locals after early mistakes. Schreck drove in the first run with a clean hit, and a fifth inning rally featuring three singles a steal and a sacrifice added the second run.
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Chicago
Schreck
Brooklyn
National League pairings shift amid fall schedule
Boston visits Pittsburg while Brooklyn travels to Chicago. New York faces Cincinnati in a midweek matchup as Philadelphia heads to St. Louis for key standings games.
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Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Priladelpta
Cincinnati
P.C
New York
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cleveland and Boston Face Doubleheader Rematch
Boston seeks revenge after July 20 as Cleveland returns for a two game set. Gibson and Tannehill start for Boston while Cleveland hopes to end its hitting drought. Fans expect strong Boston pitching and the Lajoie crew to win multiple games to tighten first place standings.
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Boston
Cleveland
Gibson
Tannehill
Collins
Lajoie Crew
Neil Murphy Bout Ends In Draw In Philadelphia
Frankie Neil of San Francisco bantamweight champion and Tommy Murphy of New York fought six rounds to a draw at the National A C in Philadelphia. It was a terrifically hard fought match from start to finish with both boxers taking punishment. Neil appeared to have the slight edge.
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Philadelphia
Frankie Neil
San Francisco
Tommy Murphy
New York
Neil
T F Meagher Literary Assn Excursion Sunday
The Thomas Francis Meagher Literary Association will hold its annual excursion down Boston Harbor next Sunday. Arrangements include speech making by Congressman Sullivan the Hon John Fitzgerald and the Hon John A Keliher.
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Thomas Francis Meagher
Vermont's Oldest Civil War Veteran Dies at 88
Barre Vermont August 31 Joseph Wells, reputedly the oldest Civil War veteran in Vermont, died today at age 88. He enlisted in the Ninth Vermont Regiment in 1861 and served three years.
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Barre
Vit
Joseph Wells
Vermont
Mercedes Sets New Auto Boat Speed Record in New England
At Hull on August 31 the Boston Yacht Club hosted a record race for auto and power boats. Herbert L. Bowden's Mercedes led, completing four 16? mile laps totaling 64 nautical miles in 11 minutes 40 seconds elapsed. First round 17m 54s, fastest round near 21 knots, 25 miles at about 20 knots. Other starters included Naughty Girl Spark Attowin Farewell.
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Hull
Boston Yacht Club
New England
Herbert L. Bowden
Mercedes
Auto Boats
Mr. Wallace
Mr. Selsby
Spark
Mr. Webster
Attowin
Mr. Burnham
Dan Patch Sets Record at Nebraska State Fair
In Lincoln on August 31 Dan Patch won an exhibition mile at the State fairgrounds and broke the half mile record by three quarters of a second from his Des Moines mark. He ran the mile in 2:054 on a track still a bit rough from recent rains, accompanied by a rider but without a wind shield. Time by quarters: 0:32, 1:04, 1:85, 2:05 4.
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Lincoln
Neb
State Fairgrounds
Dan Patch
Des Moines
Cleveland to play two games today at 2
Baseball notes report Cleveland schedules two 2 PM games with Gibson and Tannehill to pitch. The piece notes a strong run of victories, management requests, player movements, and various teams seeking Labor Day and Saturday games amid league activity.
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Cleveland
Gibson
Tannehill
CG. J. M
Detroit
S. S. Wells
Fulda Street
Roxbury
Neidner
James Street
Malden
Arthur Welch
Joe Wagner
Temple Place
O'Neill
Washington
J. H. M.—Dundon
Mohawk A. C
W. T. Martin
Kilton Street
Doran
Atlantic A. IA
Wellington
W. N. Cunniff
Atlantic
Everetts
Elmstrom
Highland Avenue
Oxford
Winter Hills
H. L. Cross
Main
Roland Wolfe
Collins
Dubuque
Milwaukee
Wolfe
Vine Rock A. A
Jamaica Plain
Flynn
East Newton Street
Chesbro
Harper and
MecGinnity
Boston
Tammany Club
Ward 17
Tammanys
Wiltons
Somerville
Massachusetts Avenue
Sacred Hearts of Roslindale
Irish League fund drive boosts defense tally in 1900s convention
The report shows pledges totaling 60 000 dollars toward the defense fund by January 1 and 50 000 from other states. Key figures include Bourke Cochran chairing, Charles F. Murphy pledging 1 000, with a 35 percent branch increase to 33 states. The platform defends Ireland's right to independence and home rule, while rejecting outside dictation.
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Ways and Means Committee
Bourke Cochran
New York
Defence Fund
Finnerty
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
John O'Callaghan
Boston
National Committee
John F. Ryan
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
League
Ireland
England
Stinson Edges Caldwell in 15 Mile Motor Pace Race
In Manchester New Hampshire Caldwell misread a signal and slowed during the second mile allowing Stinson to win the 15 mile motor paced race at the Coliseum this evening. Caldwell rode strongly to recover three laps but finished behind. Time 22 minutes 6.6 seconds with an attendance of about 600. Reuden defeated Hunt er in both prior and following motor races.
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Manchester
N. H
Caldwell
Stinson
Bob Hunter
Axel Reuden
Reuden
Caughnawaga Captures Twin City Handicap at Sheepshead Bay
In a hard drive Caughnawaga paid 8 to 1 to win the Twin City handicap of 13000 at Sheepshead Bay. Dainty was second and Graziallo third as the mile and a quarter finished in 2:05. Artful added the 10000 Great Filly Stakes with Time 1:11 8-6. Ort Wells won the last race in 1:47 1-5. Gold Croft surprised from 40 to 1 to 15 to 1 in 1:07 3-5.
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New York
Caughnawaga
Twin City
Sheepshead Bay
Dainty
Graziallo
McChesney
Hermis
Artful
Ort Wells
Hildebrand
Metropole
Miles
Gold Croft
Boston Man a Winner at Fair Tennis Tourney
St Louis August 31 In the Olympic lawn tennis tournament on the Stadium courts T F Stern of Hyde Park High School Chicago won the interscholastic championship Fred J Tobin of St Louis was the runner up The preliminary of the Worlds fair championship doubles were E W Wright of Boston and EB Leonard of Newport RI Robert LeRoy of Newport and A F Bell of Los Angeles
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ST. Louis
T. F. Stern
Hyde Park High School
Chicago
Fred J. Tobin
E. W. Wright
Boston
Newport
R. I
Robert LeRoy
A. F. Bell
Los Angeles
World's records and Olympic marks at St Louis meet
Louis suburbs report from the 1964 Olympiad track events at the Louisiana Purchase exposition revival. American athletes set a world record and three Olympic records, with Ralph W. Rose breaking the Olympic and world records in the 16-pound shot put, Archie Hahn winning the 200 metre dash, and H. L. Hillman setting a 400 metre hurdles mark before a fall disqualified the record.
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ST. Louis
H. L. Hillman
New York Athletic Club
Hillman
Frank Waller
Milwaukee Athletic Club
Archie Hahn
W. O. Cartwell
Louisville
Ralph W. Rose
Chicago Athletic Association
W. W. Coe
Somerville
Mass
Perikles Kakousis
Ace Greece
Otto C. Osthoff
M A. C
Milwaukee
Frank Kungler
C. Hastedt
Charles H. Turner
Triple A
J. Louis
James D. McGann
Chicago
Bela Demezo
Budapest
Hungary
E. J. Barker
Cresco
L. Gonezky
Emil Freymark
Jones
N. Y
W. J. Cartwell
William Breety
A. A
F. R. Moulton
K. A
Kansas City
Ay Co. Ewry
New York
Joseph F
George C. Poage
M. A
J. J. Daily
Ireland
O. ©. Munson
A. C
Peter Deer
Montreal
Pre
L. E. J. Fourbach
Bay State Vanguard Off for Manassas
The march to Manassas has begun as Light Battery A leads Massachusetts troops toward Bull Run for maneuvers. By Saturday the remaining Brigade regiments and signal corps depart Boston by rail, with 30 000 troops to camp near Manassas Gainsville. Fifty states represented, 6979 Maine and Massachusetts units totaling 2423 from Old Bay State, two armies to practice modern tactics.
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Manassas
Bull Run
Massachusetts
Boston
Secdbnd
Eighth
Signal Corps
Ninth
New York
Jersey City
North Station
Albany
Vermont
Old Bay State
Boston Teamsters threaten general strike over non union worker
A potential widespread strike grows from a dispute at Youlden Smith Hopkins in Boston where eight master teamsters walk out and workers refuse to handle company orders. The issue centers on a non union driver paid below union wages, prompting union leaders to seek a firm response and possible escalation with National President Cornelius Shea.
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Boston
Teamsters
Agent Duffy
Local 25
Youlden, Smith & Hopkins
Master Teamsters
Cornelius Shea
Boston Master Teamsters
Youlden, Smith & Hopkins Company
John H. Smith
Joseph Gardella
Duffy
Gardella
Union 2
Master Teamsters’ Association
Master Teamsters of
Union 25
Slattery Talked For Willard's Place
In South Boston politics Alderman Charles H. Slattery is discussed as a candidate for clerk of the Superior Civil Court, a post left vacant by Joseph A. Willard. The $6500 salary prompts interest, but no decision is possible until the Superior Court judges convene on September 3 to determine whether an election will be held.
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John E. Redmond
William O’brien
Michael Davitt
John Dillon
T. P. O’connor
Edward Lake
América
Loeb
Alton B. Parker
White House
Washington, D. C
United Irish League of America
Conan
William Loeb
Sadia
New York City
John F. Finerty
Chicago
Patrick Egan
New York
Chili
Edward Devoy
St. Louis
Michael J. Redding
Baltimore
John Fitzpatrick
New Orleans
John O'Callaghan
Boston
T. B. Fitzpatrick
John EB. Redmond
Ireland
Sing Sing
England
Redmond
Clan-Na-Gael
Orangemen
Massachusetts
George F. Hoar
O’donovan Rossa
A. J. C. Donévan
M. P
East Cork
Conor O'Kelly
County Mayo
John Y
Charles H. Slattery
South
Superior Civil Court
Joseph A. Willard
Superior Court
Bay Line Excursion to Provincetown From Bay Wharf
The excursion season ends with a strong year for the Bay line. Provincetown is praised as ideal for excursionists and vacationists offering many attractions. travelers can board the Cape Cod at 9 o clock daily and 9 20 Sundays from Bay Gin(e) Wharf, 400 Atlantic Avenue, for a harbor sail past historic islands.
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Bay Line
Provincetown
Seaport
Cape Cod
Bay Gine Wharf
Atlantic Avenue
Autumn Excursions On Sale For Steamer Travel
The Plant line will place autumn excursion tickets on sale starting September 3. Tickets are valid on any steamer from that date until October 1 and cover a 30 day trip. The excursions attract a large number of patrons each season.
Nantasket Point Steamer Pleasure Bay Schedule
Nantasket Point offers a pleasant day trip with the steamer Pleasure Bay departing Snow's Arch wharf starting at 10 30 a m. The daily trips go to the Point and include a scenic sail among the islands and forts in the harbor for visitors.
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Nantasket Point
Pleasure Bay
Snow’s Arch Wharf
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