Open Gates of Big Fair at Salem
The Rockingham fair opens in Salem New Hampshire with 75000 dollars worth of attractions including a 10000 dollar horse show and a 10000 dollar stage show. Rodman Law will perform from 3000 feet with Ruth Law piloting the aeroplane. Two Feathers the Indian girl dives from a horse and two women perform a death by own action dive. Train service from Boston with special all week and Home Day today with New Hampshire tomorrow.
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New England
Rodman Law
Ruth Law
Boston
New Hampshire
Frias
Baltimore Defeats Federals 7 to 1 in Federal League Tilt
Baltimore took the win over the Federals 7 to 1 in a Federal League game played at Sburg. Quinn and Russell provided key offense, while Camnitz and others contributed on the mound in a lopsided contest.
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SBURG
Baltimore
Federals
R.H.E. Ore
Oo Mourg
Quinn
Chicago’s Federal pennant bid aided by St Louis wins
Chicago ties Indianapolis for first in the Federal pennant race by sweeping doubleheaders from St Louis. The first game ends 8 to 4 with Willett Chapman Jon and Wilson on the mound and at bat, and the second 1 to 0 behind Keupper Simon Hend and Wilson.
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CAGO
Chicago
Inapolis
St. Louis
Beore
R.H.E
Louis
Willett and Chapman
Jon
Wilson
Entry List Open Until Thursday at Hibernian Grounds
The athletic meet at Locust Street grounds will start at 1:45 PM. Manager Joseph McNamara announces the entry list remains open until Thursday as the printer needs the list but promotions will be printed late allowing athletes extra time to submit their names.
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Hibernian
Locust Street
Thor
Joseph McNamara
Davies to Play With Athletics in Boston Doubleheader
The world champion Athletics visit Boston for a big double-header on Thursday. The Mackmen may feature local youngster Davies as pitcher or pinch hitter who could soon earn a regular spot in Philadelphia's outfield alongside Connie's plans to bolster the lineup.
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Athletics
Mackmen
Boston
Philadelphia
Connie
Young Ames athlete Lloyd Davies joins Athletics debut plan
Peabody native Lloyd Garrison Davies, 21, Amherst College graduate and former Essex county schoolboy baseball star, is poised for a big league bow with Connie Mack's Athletics. Davies, a pitcher and pinch hitter, has drew strong early praise and a large hometown turnout, with Salem Cadet Band and fans planning a ceremonial welcome and gifts.
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Lloyd G. Davies
Amherst College
Connie Mack
Boston
Athletics
Lloyd Garrison Davies
Peabody
Massachusetts
Mackmen
Mack
Davies
Peabody High School
Amherst Agricultural College
Amherst
Maples of
Salem
Shrewsbury
Essex County
Salem Cadet
Golng
Brooklyn Defeats Buffalo 4-1 in Opening Series Game
Brooklyn built a 4-1 victory over Buffalo in the first game of the series at Buffalo, aided by timely hits and solid pitching to grab the early series lead.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Brooklyn
Record-Smashing chestnut stallion leads Grand Circuit opener
Directum I the chestnut stallion owned by James Butler of New York and driven by Robert Snedeker set two new world records and tied the pacing race mark of two minutes at Grand Circuit races in Syracuse on opening day.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Directum I
James Butler
New York City
Robert Snedeker
Williams
Grand Rapids
Directum I Sets Speed Mark in Free-for-All Pace
Directum I won the $500 free-for-all pace finishing two heats in two minutes flat to beat Frank Bogash in all three heats. Bogash took the first heat in 2 02 1 2. Directum I broke Star Pointer’s 1897 Springfield NL record of 2 01 2 during the third heat and earned a world race record as the average time of the win. Star Winter driven by Lon McDonald lost his first heat and the 2 10 trot, Marta Bellini beating him in the stretch of three heats. Ernest I. White won the $2500 amateur 2-year-old colt race with Eudora Spier by Directum Spier. Leila Patchen won the final 2:18 pace after five heats, Syracuse limits ending the race at five heats.
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Directum I
Frank Bogash
Star Pointer
Springfield
Lon McDonald
Marta Bellini
Ernest I. White
Eudora Spier
Directum Spier
Lee Acworthy
Leila Patchen
Syracuse
Baseball doubleheader results at Rochester Jersey City and more
Rochester beat Jersey City 8 0 in the first game and 5 4 in 11 innings in the second. Buffalo edged Newark 2 1 in the opener and won 5 2 in the nightcap. Toronto defeated Baltimore 7 3 while Providence topped Montreal 5 1.
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Rochester
Jersey City
Buffalo
Newark
Toronto
Baltimore
Providence
Montreal
Baseball scores from multiple leagues and innings
Kansas City beat Indianapolis 2 to 1 in 12 innings. Milwaukee topped Louisville 1 to 0 in 14 innings. Columbus defeated St. Paul 10 to 3 while Minneapolis fell to Cleveland 5 to 4. In the Southern Association Chattanooga 8 Mobile 1 and Atlanta 1 Birmingham 0. New Orleans Nashville rain. In the Eastern Association Rartforth 4 New Britain 0.
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Kansas City
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
Columbus
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Cleveland
Chattanooga
Mobile
Atlanta
Birmingham
New Orleans
Nashville
Baseball Schedules Listed by City and League
Ken Louis in Boston reports two games with matchups across leagues including Chicago at Washington Cleveland at Philadelphia Detroit at New York. National and New England and Federal districts list numerous city pairings with regional venues and teams such as Kansas City St Louis Indianapolis Chicago Brooklyn Buffalo Baltimore Pittsburg.
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Attee Oston
ST. Louis
Poston Ta Bereere
Louis Treeee
Detroit York
NEW
NEW York
Detroit
Satie
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Icago
Washington
R. A. B. Atice
Ticago
Cincinnati
NEW York Eee
Pittsburg
New England
Pessare Eeeseree
Uy Lawrence
Lynn
YNN
Lawrence
Lewiston
Haverhill
Worcester Manchester
Fortland Oates
Lowell Tee
HE Taunton
Brockton
Woonsocke
Awtucket
New Bedford
Fall River
Federald
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Chicago
St. Lou
Brooklyn
Buffalo Bed Deneeaneas
P.C Peewee Tween
Boston
Nesses Ae
St Louis
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Brooklyn Wees
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St Lowig
Eesmererer Ers
Ken Louis
Worcester
Manchester
Lowell
Portland
Taunton
Woonsocket
Pawtucket
Kansas City
Buffalo
Baltimore
Woonsocket Defeats Pawtucket 6 to 2 in Nine Hitters
Woonsocket beat Pawtucket 6 to 2 at home as Woodcock earned his 10th win in 12 starts. Highlights included two lightning double plays, a one hand grab by O'Brien and Gaudette’s standout catch. Gaudette drove in one run with a three base hit and Neptune, Murphy, Gilmore and McGinley contributed from the lineup.
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R. I
Pawtucket
Woodcock
Lightning
O'Brien
Gaudette
Neptune
Mur- Ruphynton
Gilmore
McGinrey
Brien
Murphy
Moore
Fryer
Stanton
McGinley
Werte
McGinlefe Moore
Plura
Mossman
Werre
Williams
Punra
Graham
Fownes Sets Medal Record in National Amateur Golf
W C Fownes of Oakmont Golf Club Pittsburgh led a field of 104 golfers in Manchester VI Aug 31 to set a new record for medal amateur championship play.
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Manchester
W. C. Fownes
Oakmont Golf Club
Pittsburg
Fownes Delivers Lowest Medal Card At Ekwanok Amateur
Fownes shot 70 at Ekwanok County Club in first round medal play, a record for this country’s amateur championship and the new course. Gorton 72 and Ouimet 73 followed as top contenders. Travers 76 and Evans 74 also notable. 96 of 104 starters posted cards. 32 players advance after tomorrow’s round and afternoon match play.
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Ekwanok
Fownes
R. R. Gorton
Brae- Burn
Francis Quimet
Woolland
France
Jerome Travers
Charles Fivans, Jr
Edgewater
Ouimet
Evans
Travers
Local names listed for a county event or committee
A roster of individuals including A. G. McIlwaine second Methonaben shce ex HF Whitney Nassau Nata, F. C. Newton Richmond County, W. P. Stewart Audubon, W. A. Stickney St. Louis, M. Fred O'Connell Alpine, L. M. Washburn Merion, Robert Hunter Wee Burn, Oliver Perin National.
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A. G. McIlwaine
HF. Whitney
Nassau
Nata
F. C. Newton
Richmond County
W. P. Stewart
Audubon
W. A. Stickney
St. Louis
M. Fred O'Connell
Alpine
L. M. Washburn
Merion
Robert Hunter
Wee Burn
Oliver Perin
National
Bedford 6 Fall River 1 in Cannonial League baseball
New Bedford defeats Fall River 6 to 1 at New Bedford. Joe Gleason allows five hits while Haley gives ten. Fredette starred in the field. Key hits from Dukette, Gleason, and McSherry. Game time 1h 40m with Trainor umpiring.
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New Bedford
Fall River
Joe Gleason
Haley
Gleason
Fredette
West
Linder
O Martieef
Welgplersh
OFO
J. Sullivan
Cassavant
Dukette
McSherry
Weigold
Reilly
Commette
O'Connor
O'Connell
Carr
Trainor
Taunton Triumphs 11-4 Over Brockton At Hopewell Park
Taunton defeated Brockton 11 to 4 at Hopewell Park in a ragged game. Carney pitched well for Taunton while Howson struggled for Brockton. Whiteside stood out at the plate for Taunton.
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Taunton
Brockton
Hopewell Park
Howson
Powers
Carney
Whiteside
Po.a
Garvey
Woods
Speraw
Kiley
Proulx
Drummond
Dean
Jacobson
Hunter
Vance
Lynch
Pronlx
Speran
Barry
Rope
Finnell
New England League Game Ends In Tie On Late Run
Summary fragment shows a tied New England League contest with Johnson hitting a two base hit and a sacrifice by Moulton. Conley reaches on hit by pitch and steals, with Fuller drawing a walk. Johnson and Fuller each strikeout eight and four times respectively. Flaherty commits a passed ball. Umpire Bannon. Time shows 1b 43m.
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McCarthy
tRan
Coleman
New York
Pittsburg
Snodgrass
Meyers
Kelley
Demaree
Harmon
Doyle
Lem and
Emslle
Lymm
Johnson
Moulton
Conley
Fuller
Amd- Lynn
Lawerence
Thevis
the Johnson
Iter
Lynn
Lawrence E
Porter
Howard
Lynch
Crcutt
Luyster
Murphy
Brogay
Wilson
Mahoney
Robinson
O'Connellet O
Courtney
Aubrey
Kennedy
Thompson
Cungham
Satis
Lawrence
Lynn Seen
Mahone
O'Connell
Orcutt
O’connell
Cunningham
Thomson
Bannon
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Orentz
Fisherty
Brugey
c.Moulton
Ct Mecp
Son
Haversill
Lewiston
Alf
A.E. Campbell
Maloney
Thomas
Duggan
Judge
Peploski
Phoenix
Salth
Mundy
Yelle
Casey
Shea
Gaston
Cobb
Rieger
Garlow
Campbell
Smith
Ay Thomas
Worcester Triumphs Over Manchester In Ten Inning Nailbiter
Worcester defeated Manchester 4 to 3 in ten innings. Strands hit a key single and Stewart and Cooney added doubles in the final frame as Worcester rallied. Shorten, Strands, Stewart, McCune, Kilbullen, Ostergren, Torphy scored for Worcester with Eaton contributing for Manchester.
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Manchester
Eaton
Bet
Strands
Stewart
Cooney
Shorten
McCune
Kilbullen
Ostergren
Torphy
Rees
Young
Coon
King
Inds
Carroll
Plitcher
Y van Dyke
Graw and Scanlon
Lewiston Narrowly Edges Haverhill In Low-Scoring Tilt
Shea's single and Cobb and Ma Cooney sacrifices produced Lewiston's lone run. Garlow was hit often but Lewiston's outfield and infield defense held Haverhill scoreless. Peploski contributed at bat and both teams executed two fast double plays. The score:
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Lewiston
Shea
Cobb
Yelle
MaCooney
Haverhill
Garlow
Peploski
Portland Beats Lowell 7 to 2 in Dim Portland Game
Portland to Lowell game ended 7 to 2 as Portland batted strong in the first five innings. Tuero allowed most of the Lowell runs due to early errors, while Ring and Weaver shut down the visitors later.
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Lehman
Ring
Lowell
Innning Tuero
Whiteh'e
Fahey
Merrill
Stimpsonif
Bowcock
Deegs
Dowell
Kelley
Hickman
Weaver
Hayten
Wacobe
Tuero
Gj Robman
Greenhdge
Huns
Whitehouse
Merril
Swayne
McCloskey
Hayden
Lohman
Keeler
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