Champs Make It Three Straight In St Louis
Boston, leading the American league race, defeated the St. Louis Browns 8 to 2 in St Louis. Bill Dineen pitched for Boston as Petty endured hits but strong defensive plays and timely hitting pushed the visitors ahead. Burkett drove in two runs with a double and single, Grimshaw added a double, and Ferris started two double plays to preserve the win.
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Phillies Top Cleveland Again as Waddell Shines
Philadelphia continued its winning stretch by defeating Cleveland for the fourth straight game. Waddell pitched his second start of the series delivering steady innings for the Phillies.
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Detroit Beats New York in Clean Victory with Strong Defense
Detroit swept New York to complete a three game series win. Donovan pitched superbly as Powell’s timely hits set the pace. Coughlin and Elberfeld starred in the field while Lindsay contributed at the plate in the Aug 31 game.
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Chicago shuts out Washington in baseball tilt
Chicago beat Washington 2 to 0 with a strong pitching performance by Smith. The game featured two runs off late singles and solid defensive plays, including a running catch by F. Jones. Isbell and Tisbell produced key hits for Chicago, while Stahl swiped second base. Attendance was 5 275.
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Collins still refuses to concede pennant chances
Barry arrived in Decatur seeking a share of Boston's purchase money. Collins plans to clinch a first division spot before testing his new blood. Burkett shrugs off a head wound while continuing to play at a high level. McAleer bets Athletics, not Giants, will win the pennant and jokes about Connie Mack and Waddell.
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MaHoney Joins Chelsea Naval Hospital After Graduation
James F Mahoney, after earning a federal appointment in chemistry and pharmacy, begins service at Chelsea Naval Hospital. He completed his preparation at Tufts Medical School and is assigned to government service.
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Nationals Beat Haverhill 6 to 1 in Exhibition
Boston, Aug. 31. The Nationals defeated Haverhill 6 to 1 in an exhibition game. Notable were strong fielding by Raymer and J Murphy and the batting of Goodwin Dolan and Browne. Final: Boston 6 8 6 Haverhill 1 9 4. Batteries Wilhelm and Goodwin McGinley and Ahearn. Attendance 2000. Time 1h 20m.
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Brooklyn Defeats Lynn 3 1 on Errors in Fifth Inning
In a fast game before a large crowd, Brooklyn won 3 to 1 as three hits and two costly errors in the fifth inning broke open the score. Lynn’s Pastor doubled in the sixth and scored on two successive hits for the home team’s lone run. Connors and Pastor starred for Lynn, while Daum and Gessler stood out for Brooklyn.
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Concord Tops New Bedford In Strong Finish
In Concord on August 31 team play and sharp batting at the end secured a 7 to 1 victory over New Bedford.
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Nashua Falls to Fall River on Errors in 5-2 Loss
Fall River defeats Nashua 5 to 2 as Nashua errs multiple times. Murch shines at third while Kiernan O Hara Guiheen and Waters drive runs for Fall River. Pitches Carrick and O'Toole post notable lines, with 250 in attendance.
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Yankee Chess Champion Third in International Masters
Maroczy of Budapest tied Janowski of Paris for first place after finishing games in the international masters’ tournament in Barmen Germany Aus 21. They share the top score of 10 1-2 points and will divide the first and second prizes of 1500 and 1000 marks.
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Tournament standings and prize distribution announced
The adjourned Bardeleben Wolf game ended in a draw. Marshall of Brooklyn earned third prize with 10 points. Ternstein of Berlin and Schlechter of Vienna split fourth and fifth prizes, 500 and 400 marks. Berger of Austria took sixth prize, 300 marks. Seventh and eighth prizes, 200 and 100 marks, were shared by John of Berlin, Leonhardt of London, Tschigorin of St. Petersburg, and Wolf of Vienna.
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Robbery Mystery Strikes Stamford 500-Pound Safe
Stamford Conn August 31 private detectives chase clues in the $18,000 Jewelry and cash safe theft from Paul Bonner home. The 500 pound safe burglary remains unsolved as investigators press for leads.
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Handsome Watch Prizes in Weekly Post Contest
The Post announces 53 winners in a weekly contest with 55 watches awarded as prizes each week. Readers are urged to pick up next Sunday's issue to participate and claim prizes.
Labor Day story and Boston features in Sunday Post
The Sunday Post promises a labor Day big story with insight into New England labor. It reports William Redmond’s upcoming Boston visit and its significance. Also teased is a murder case with the killer at large who claims justification. Prominent writer Rev Edward Everett Hale contributes to the Sunday Magazine.
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