Red Sox Blank Athletics in Detroit Exhibition
National and Open Champions eliminated as Boston side muster only three safe hits. Philadelphia pitcher Nabors shuts down scoring after early chaos. Barry day observed with a muted crowd of under 1500 as Foster and Hoblitzell lead Boston in a dull, error-prone contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Nabors
Boston
Sox
Jack Barry
Barry
Athletics
Red Sox
Wyckoff
Hooper
Janvrin
Speaker
Foster
Mackmen
Oldring
aes _ ag
See
Hoblitzell
Lewis
Gardner
Cady
Philadelphia
Kopf
AB. R
TB PO
BD. Walsh
Tabie
Ae McInnis
Sesses
Hoblitzel
Sspeaker
McInnis
Lapp
Dineen
Nalin
Detroit Beats White Sox 5-4 in Tight Victory
Detroit defeats Chicago 5-4 with a late rally. Jackson and Crawford drive two base and three base hits respectively while Coveleskie earns a win. Boland Scott and Benz privilege on the mound. Umps Chill and Evans call time at 1 hour 44 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanage
Johns
Benz
Ccs
Jackson
Crawford
Burns
Murphy
Detroit
Chicago
Coveleskie
Bush
Young
Weaver
E. Collins
J. Collins
Boland
Scott
Umptires
Chill
Evans
Tigers
Aly
AB. R. BH TB
Ee Bush
Cobb
F Veach
Vo Stanage
Baker
Coveleskle
Kavanagh
Muorphy
BE. Collins
Felsch
Feenee Weaver
Ereres
Schalk
Leibold
tFournier
Porris
Senators Edge Yankees 2-1 In 17 Innings
Washington wins 2-1 over New York in the 17th inning as Shanks singles Gandil sacrifices Nunamee passes, Acosta sac fly. Ayres and Caldwell duel in a tense game with Caldwell getting the win and Ayres taking the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Shanks
Gandil
Nunameeker
Acosta
New York
Ayres
Caldwell
Casas
Milan
Hartzell
Boone
Pipp
Nanamaker
Hildebrand
O'Loughlin
AB E
Moeller
Ss ” A
Foster
Cotas
AB TE
Cook
Tof
Enews
Bauman
Shelton
Nunamaker
Asere
Caine
Brooklyn Federals Fall to Baltimore in Openers
Baltimore defeated Brooklyn 7 to 4 in the first game of the series as Holt hit a home run and Evans starred at the plate. John Ganzel used four pitchers but only Walker worked effectively. final line shows Baltimore 9 hits 7 errors to Brooklyn 6 hits 2 errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Federals
Baltimore
John Ganzel
Walker
Holt
Evans
R.H.E. Baltimore
LeClaire
Bailey
Owens
Falkenburg
Marion
Wiltse
H. Smith
Peugeots Enter Speedway Debut at New York Meet
The Indianapolis speedway adds a Peugot racing team for the opening event at the New York track with Johnny Aitken in charge of the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
New York Speedway
Johnny Aitken
Henry Todd Stallion Champion at Grand Circuit Meet
Chester W. LaSell of Whitinsville Massachusetts won the national championship stallion stakes for 3 year old trotters at the Grand Circuit meeting in Yonkers New York with Henry Todd the colt he bred trained and drove to victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonkers
N. Y
Chester W. LaSell
Whitinsville
Mass
Henry Todd
Record prize leads Grand Circuit trotting meet halted by slow track
The largest Grand Circuit prize of the season and the biggest yet from the American Trotting Breeders Association drew $5,092.50 to the winner and $10,435 total stakes. Heat times ran 2:11½, 2:12½ as colt Rusticoat faded in the first heat, with the event featuring three-year-old trotting and pacing classes and multiple stakes across divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of Trotting Horse Breeders
Rusticoat
Henry Todd
Henry Setzer- Nowaday
Lookaway
Lasell
the Colorado Bell
Serrill
Ae DeRoche
Geers
Forbes
Murphy
Manhattan
Laramie Lad
B. G
Bo- Dam
McDonald
the Guide
B. H
B. m
McDevitt
Nathan Axworthy
Hully
Lee Blossom
Fogerty
Tod Temple
Br. G
Snow
Kitty L. Bellini
Gr. m
Hinds
Sadie S
Rastus
Br. ‘G
Liberty Boy
Georgia Rose
Grant
Abdallah
Be Og Yedno
Br. m
Frank Patch
Cox
Peter Farren
Bingen Pointer
Lowell and Lynn Battle to 12 Innings in New England League
Lowell and Lynn played 12 innings with a 3 to 2 Lynn win. Barrows tied the ninth with a homer for Lowell. Barrows also drove the deciding run in the 12th as Lynn edged Lowell. Porter Holmes Ordway and Barrows had the runs with Barrows hitting a homer and two doubles amid a tense extra frame duel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Lowell
Barrows
McCabe
Bone
Lynd Ok
Porter
Holmes
Ordway
White
Gleason
Munn
Dee
Jewett
Williams
Green
Lohman
Bannop
Moulton
Parker
Three-base blast lifts Lawrence to win in tense game
A three-base hit drove in two runs to secure victory for Lawrence over Manchester. Key plays included Mahoney’s two-base hits and a Briggs three-base hit. Rieger notched the win with 4 strikeouts as Fuller fanned 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Bh.po
Fuller
Manchester
McGeehan
Rieger
Mahoney
Briggs
Greenhalge
Flaherty
Ostergren
Keeler
Lewiston Beats Worcester 2-1 in Scrappy Game
Lewiston defeated Worcester today 2 to 1. Lewiston’s two clean drives contrasted with Worcester’s scratchy hits. Becker and Cooney made notable catches as players umpired the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston. Me
Lewiston
Worcester
Becker
Cooney
Portland 7 Fitchburg 1 in one sided game
Watkins pitched well for Portland as they shut out Fitchburg 7 to 1. The afternoon affair featured a dominant Portland offense and limited Fitchburg chances with Watkins earning the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Watkins
Fitchburg
Ouimet and Travers Eliminated In Amateur Championship
Francis Ouimet holder of the amateur title loses to James Standish Jr of Detroit 5 down 4 to play while Max Marston of Springfield N J defeats Jerome Travers 2 up. Nelson Whitney routs A C Ulmer 9 and 8 as Gardner, Lee, Sherman win in late matches. Standish and Marston shine with sharp putting in Detroit Country Club clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
America
Francis Ouimet
James D. Standish, Jr
Max R. Marston
Springfield
N. J
Jerome Travers
Ouimet
Marston
John G. Anderson
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Joseph Schlotman
J. N. Stearns
Williamsport
Fenn
Sherril Sherman
Utica
D. E. Sawyer
Wheaton
Ills
Robert A. Gardner
Chicago
Howard B. Lee
Travers
Standish
New Jersey
Quimet
Massachusetts
Penn
Stearns
Sherman
Gardner
T. M. Sherman
Lee
Nelson Whitney
Hamilton Kerr
Manchester
Whitney
A. C. Ulmer
Jacksonville
Fla
Sawyer
Gardner White
Flushing
L. I
Illinois
Ewes
Wee
Anderson
Ut Ee Ee
Ene Enae
Schlotman
Sere Eens
Eee A
E Etewee
Ut Sherman
Ew Wwe
Aes
Ut Severa
Uv Standish
Stimie
Max
Masnie
Baltusrol
Kings topple Travers Ouimet in dramatic golf upset
Detroit’s Marston and Standish dethrone US open champion Jerome Travers and amateur champion Francis Ouimet in a stunning second-day match play. Marston’s irons and superb putting swing the momentum, with Travers fading after a hot start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Jerome D. Travers
Francis Ouimet
Messrs
Marston
Standish
Travers
Price 50 Cents at Stores or by Mail
United Games Co. announces price at 50 cents with sales by mail. Address 74 India St Boston. Dealers invited to write for prices. Also available at RIKER JAYNES STORES.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Games Co
India St
Boston
H. P. Abbott & CO
Bedford St
Cambridge St
Ellot St. Curry Grocery CO
Washington St
Efagle Wine CO
Columbus Ave
Eastern Drug CO
Fulton St. Fox Bros
Tremont St
Robert J. Garrity & CO
Chas. E. Gassett & CO
Blackstone St
Chas. S. Gove CO
Canal St
Shawmut Ave
H. W. Hugulfy CO
Famaica Plain Grocery CO
Centre St
S. Johnson & CO
T. D. Johnson CO
Massachusetts Ave
W. H. Jones & CO
Hanover S1
P. J. Kennedy & CO
High St
Dr. J. Keefe & CO
Darmmouth St. W
J. & D. Lyons
Atlantic Ave
J. R. Magulelion & CO
Majestic Wine CO
Tremont St. Joseph
Ckefff Bros
Hanover St
F. Petts & CO
Pierce CO
Copley St
William Pink & CO
J. T. Powers, Jr., CO
Price Bros
Edward Sliney & CO
Cambridge &St. Thos, Snow & Sons
No. Market St
J. P. Spang & CO
Sterne Bros
Summer St
Sterling Wine &Co
JF. & W. W. Tafe
Tassinari & Venagle
Court &Aq
Thiel & CO
Linart Wins World Bike Title at Revere Track
Victor Linart of Antwerp Belgium wins the 1915 world cycling championship at Revere track defeating George Wiley Clarence Carman Georges Seres and Georges Colombatto in a 100 kilometre derby race lasting last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Linart
Antwerp
Belgium
Revere
George Wiley
Clarence Carman
America
Georges Seres
France
Georges Colombatto
Italy
Smuart Wins World Championship Pace Race Narrowly
Victor Linart of Belgium beats George Wiley by six yards in a 621 2 miles world championship paced race with Wiley repeatedly challenging in the final laps. Georges Seres and others finish behind as Linart seizes victory in Lh 27m 48 4 5s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juinart
George Wiley
Wiley
Seres
Colombatto
Carman
Linart
Smnart
Italy
Clarence Carman
Fred McKenzie
Revere
A. R. Cook
Dorchester
Lewis Hill
John Fardig
Orient Heights
Willie Turville
Pat Logan
Dennis Connolly
Everett
Fred Herbert
Fall River
Meredith to Run in Labor Day Games at Combination Park
Ted Meredith, the world’s champion middle distance runner, commits to Boston Labor Day at Combination Park. He aims to beat rivals Joe Higgins Tom Halpin and Dave Caldwell in the mile and half mile events, with Kanaly favored in the mile and Halpin pressing Meredith in the half mile. Buck Herzog disputes pennant talk as Boston sports pulse heats up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Meredith
Boston
Allied Building Trades
Combination Park
Labor Day
Joe Higgins
Tom Halpin
Dave Caldwell
Frank Kanaly
Bart Sullivan
Kanalyat
Missouri
Halpin
Meredith
Unicorn
Local Wholesalers and Wines List by Street in Boston Area
A dense catalog of wholesalers and wine houses across several Boston area neighborhoods including Charlestown Chelsea Middlesex and Spruce with listings for firms such as Bradley Curtis Connor Covene y Folger Freeman Lynch and others along with street addresses and cross streets. The compilation names numerous companies and their locations at Washington Street Dudley Street Market Street Main Street Bunker Hill Street Everett Avenue and other avenues.
Baseball Figures and Sports Inquiries From 1914 Notes
The letter notes Tris Speaker at 66 feet 11 inches and 175 pounds and Ty Cobb at 6 feet 14 inches and 180 pounds. It questions long distance swim training for a 16 year old and asks about prices for World Series games for the Boston Americans and Braves. It cites Peter O Connor as amateur broad jump record holder at 24 feet 11 3 4 inches and notes 71 000 spectators at a Braves Giants game on Sept 7, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Higgins
Dave Caldwell
Tris Speaker
Ty Cobb
Speaker
Cobb
Nahant
Revere Beach
Boston Americans
Boston Braves
Braves
Red Sox
Peter O’connor
Ireland
O’connor
Giants
Sale of Baker Reported In Philadelphia Transfer
Philadelphia reports the sale of J Franklin Baker former Athletics third baseman and "Home Run King" will be announced tomorrow unless Connie Mack blocks it. Ban Johnson Lannin Huston and Shibe were in conference. price around 15000 dollars. The move aims to bolster the Yankees and revive New York baseball amid Giants weak showing. Baker is the first confirmed transfer in a plan by league magnates to support the Yankees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Penn
J. Franklin Baker
Athletics
King
Connie Mack
Ban Johnson
American League
Lannin
Boston
Huston
New York Americans
B. J. Shibe
Baker
Yankees
New York
Giants
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Red Sox Blanket Athletics
George Foster
Connie
Dusty Lewis
Carrigan
Walter
Schang
Hiokby
Lewis’ Savage
White Sox
Ning Run
Senators
YANKS
OroerTuis Whiskey
FORBO
Richardson
Beach St
Boston, Mass
Naaeae Anes
Rem Ty
Etturotoomls
NEW England League
Snell
Torphy
Fish
Kilhullen
H. PO. Becker
Page
M’c’thy
M'Mahon
Schwartz
Crawf'd
Rettig
Johnson
Worcester Cece
Tierney
Ritter
McCarthy
Deneville
Rettly
Daniels
Whittaker
Lonergat
Gaston
Bowden
Duggan
Durning
Clemens
Dowell
Sweatt
Lonergan
Clancy
Aubrey
Francis Ouimet and
Comes
Behind
T Deea
Sherman Meeker Weg
Geen Aks
Ulmer
Rae Eae Grelang
Golf Association
Weymouth Fair
Ford Auto
Martland Military Band
Ralph P. Burrell
Thomas V. Nash
Bec’y
Joe Wood
Carrie Lewis
F. L. Ward
Office of Supt. of Schools
Riker-Jaynes Stores
Arthur
Reds
Pat Moran
Phillies
John McGraw
Wilbur Robinson
Dodgers
Don Lippincott
Dantes
New York State
Lippincott
Buck Herzog
Buck
John H. Waters & CO
F. Witherell CO
Causeway St
WOOD
Pollard CO
Dewey St
Beb. Zakon
Leverett St
East
J. Agnew & CO
Sumner St
GEM Grocery & Wine CO
Maverick Sq. Morrison Grocery CO
Central Sq
F. J. McCarthy
Havre St. J
South
Roxbury
B. E. Bradley & CO
Washington St. L
A. Curtis & CO
Dudley St
T. F. Connor & CO
Warren St
D. J. Coveney & CO
Blue Hill Ave
Folger Bros
A. G. Pearce CO
Uphams Corner
Sullivan & CO
Dudley St. Co
D. Swain & CO
Washington &J
J. M. Duffy
Dorchester Ave
A. J. Ford & CO
DP. F. Hackett & CO
J. C. Talbot
Brighton
Brighton Wine CO
Market St
Charlestown
Ompson St
Welsh & Fallon
Main St
J. T. Kelley &Co
Main &J. Kelley Supply CO
Bunker Hill St
Chelsea
Chelsea Wine CO
Cross St. Fieth
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