Clarkson Pitcher Impresses Griffith in Detroit Tryout
New York dispatch says Walter Clarkson, a Highlanders pitcher in training, delivered a standout workout against the Tigers. In the fourth inning he showed wild control yet struck out three, and added a three-base hit driving in a run. Griffith praised his cool head and steady eye under pressure.
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Chicago Wins Free Hitting Battle in Loose Field Game
Chicago secured a victory through scattered hits and superior base running as Barry and Chance led the batting while Evers and Tinker starred in the fielding. The score details follow the opening summary.
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Barry
Chance
Evers
Tinker
Great Tie Game At Cincinnati Ends In Tie In Twelfth
In Cincinnati Ohio on September 4 the Pittsburg game with Leever ended in a tie after twelve innings as darkness halted play. Harper struggled in the seventh with four hits and an error aiding three runs for the visitors. Huggins misplayed two easy chances, allowing the tying run in the ninth.
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Pittsburg
Leever
Harper
Huggins
Kelley
Seymour
Dolan
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Odwell
Steinfeldt
Corcoran
Leach
13 Races at Charles Regatta Under New England Rowing
The New England Amateur Rowing Association hosts 13 races at the Charles today with strong entries, especially in the singles, promising good racing. The schedule opens at 8 am and features an exhibition sculling by Champion Frank Greer, with senior singles featuring Peterson, Lloyd, Pope, and Buckley.
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Frank Greer
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Riverside Boat Club
George Lloyd
Arlington Boat Club
Everett L. Pope
Boston Athletic Association
J. P. Buckley
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Dr. Magrath
H. R. Delano
James S. Hallahan
P. H. Sullivan
al Bennett
W. A. Morrison
A. J. Lill, Jr
D. Rowan
W. J. Long
T. J. Foley
Double Headers In New York Today
New York September 4 The Bostons and Giants will play two games tomorrow afternoon instead of morning and afternoon. To meet this change by the Nationals the Highlanders will also transfer their morning game with the Athletics to the afternoon.
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Two Games Today At 10 30 And 3 P M
A column notes two games today at 10 30 and 3. Winter will pitch the forenoon game and Tannehill the afternoon. It discusses Washington as a tough opponent, records against Western clubs, wartime contracts, and player forms including George Davis and Collins teammates above .200.
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Royal Rooters
Jack O’neill
Patsy Donovan
Jake Stahl
Wellington
Shorty McCuish
Cleveland
Chicago
MccCulsh
James J. Flann
Boston Easy Week Ahead in This Baseball Preview
Fred P. O’Connell previews Boston’s upcoming week as they face Washington in a two game set at Huntington Avenue with morning and matinee games. He notes Boston’s five wins in seven, hopes for a strong stretch to hold first, and mentions New York and Philadelphia looming as threats with Brooklyn visiting Wednesday. He also discusses Washington’s stubborn play and Buck’s Buck’s Brooklyn series and ends with team averages for local clubs.
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Star Cycling Events Today at Revere Track
Six hour paced race begins 3 pm at Revere cycle track with four riders Caldwell Moran MacLean and Butler practicing yesterday. Riders must bring two pacing outfits and a one hour intermission after three hours of riding between 6 and 7 pm. Amateur mile handicap also at 2 pm before intermission. Moran cites pacing machines as key to victory and Stinson Hunter and Mettling praised for recent workouts.
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Stinson and Metting to Battle at Charles Park
Railbirds at Charles Park expect a red hot 60 mile battle this afternoon between Louis Mettling of West Roxbury and Will C. Stinson of Cambridge as the main event.
Boston and national matches listed for forenoon and afternoon
The schedule lists Washington versus Boston at 10 80 and 3 with games in Philadelphia at New York Chicago at Detroit and St Louis at Cleveland across the forenoon and afternoon slots.
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Detroit
St. Lonuis
Cleveland
New England Track Meet Roster of Afternoon Matches
Forenoon events list Lowell Concord Haverhill Lawrence Manchester Nashua Fall River New Bedford. Afternoon program mirrors morning with Concord Lowell Lawrence Haverhill Nashua Manchester and Fall River Nashua New Bedford Fall River.
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Concord
Haverhill
Lawrence
Manchester
Nashua
Fall River
New Bedford
Water Sports This Week in Olympic Championships
The St Louis Olympic water sports meet opens today for three days, with swimming and water polo at the small Life Saving Corps lake. The New York Athletic Club is favored in water polo, while the relay teams face strong competition from the German quartet, Chicago Athletic Association sprinters, and stars from Brookline and beyond, including Le Moyne, Leary, Gailey, Turttle, Hammond, Daniels, Goodwin, Handley, Ruddy, Orthwein, Kiss, and two unnamed dark horses from Italy and Poland.
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America
Chelsea Newsboy Loses Four Toes in Street Car Accident
George Finn a 14 year old Chelsea newsboy was riding a Broadway car at Revere Beach when he slipped and fell under the wheels. Four toes were severed from his right foot and he was taken to Frost Hospital for treatment.
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Fitz, Sharkey and Corbett Laugh at Jeffries Challenge
New York reports the three boxers Fitzsimmons Corbett and Sharkey mock Jeffries offer to fight any three in one ring for ten rounds each. They discuss match terms bets and potential opponents including Johnson and others while noting upcoming bouts and training plans across boxing circles.
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Police News
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Jimmy Britt
Britt
Boxing schedule in New England signals busy fall season
Boxing fans anticipate a loaded fall with bouts across Manchester New Hampshire, Salem, New Bedford, and Cambridge. Highlights include Joe Walcott vs Sam Langford for a 15 round welterweight title, Gardner vs Canole, Flanagan vs Nelson, Nadeau vs Ahearn, and Dumond vs Jones, plus Jeffries’ noted potential future matchups and local 122-pound showdowns.
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Joe Gans
Dave Holly
New Bedford
Martin Canole
Fall River
Jimmy Gardner
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Cambridge
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Hart
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Fire damages home and shed in Malden blaze
A morning fire in an unoccupied house at 89 Wyoming Avenue Malden caused about 600 dollars in house and shed damage and 200 dollars on carpentry tools. The blaze started in a yard shed used by carpenters for lumber and tools owned by William Murphy.
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