Tinker Blames Herrmann Over Cincinnati Outlook
Aug 15 Cincinnati report quotes Manager Joe Tinker saying the team is a mess and getting worse with scarce players to trade. He blames President August Herrmann for releasing useful men, while Herrmann counters that Tinker may be misquoted and expects Tinker to stay next year.
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Philadelphia
August Herrmann
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Herrmann
McGraw
Mack
Finker
Kid Rehg Taken by Boston Team
Walter Rehg emerges as a top baseball talent valued at about 10 000 by the Boston Americans. The Red Sox prepare to reclaim him from St Paul of the American Association after he starred for Hartford and then St Paul, with a prior sale to Boston in 1911 and a history involving Barney Dreyfuss.
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St Paul
American Association
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Bostom Americans
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Californians Out Of Tennis Tourney at Meadow Club
August 15 report from Meadow Club describes California players losing key matches in the men’s invitation singles. Notable upsets include William M. Johnston losing to William J. Iher of Philadelphia, with Strachan Griffin Bundy also falling. Semifinalists listed include Behr Touchard Clothier Dabney, and eliminated Californians.
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William M. Johnston
Waterloo Wedaing
William J. Iher
Philadelphia
J. S. Strachan
C. J. Griffin
JT Cc. Bundy
Karl H. Behr
J. &. Strachan
Gustave B Touchard
Frederick Inman
William J. Clothier
A. S. Dabney
World's Series Set to Begin October 6
President Ban Johnson said the National Baseball Commission planned to start the World's Championship series on Monday October 6 assuming the New York Nationals and Philadelphia Americans win their pennants. A first class band is planned to amuse spectators hours before the game. The New York Nationals and Chicago Americans may play a brief local series before touring the world.
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Crossmen Edge New London Twice In Doubleheader
Bridgeport Crossmen defeated New London 4 to 3 and 6 to 5 in a doubleheader. Monte Cross started at shortstop, Ira Helliman led with a double and single, Jolly Boukes smacked two doubles in the eighth to drive in runs, and Holden and Nealon contributed late threats for New London before Bridgeport sealed both wins.
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Gene McCann
London
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Doc Daniela
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Bowman
Ira Helliman
Swat
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Batth
Ireland
Bouktes
New London
Holden
Nealon
Runs Made This Week Bridgeport Beats New London
Bridgeport and New London split a doubleheader after a tight 3 4 score. Hallman McGamwell Batch Bowman Boultes led with two base hits while Foye Briggs three base hits powered New London. Blum Abercrombie and Gallagher started, with crossman errors and late rallies shaping a dramatic finish.
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League meeting Tuesday to consider Sam Kennedy case
Eastern association directors meet at the Hotel Garde Hartford next Tuesday to review Waterbury manager Sam Kennedy who forfeited a game to Meriden. Kennedy faces a $100 fine and possible additional penalties up to $500. The incident stemmed from a disputed foul ball hit by Meriden catcher Vandegrift.
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O’rourke
Eastern Association
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Vandegrift
Mitchell of Browns Suspended by Johnson
St Louis Aug 15 Roy Mitchell star right-hander was indefinitely suspended by Ban Johnson after an incident with umpire O Loughlin in New York. Lefty Hamilton, the Browns' top pitcher, will be out about ten days with an arm injury suffered on the road from New York.
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Roy Mitchell
O'Loughlin
New York
Ban Johnson
Lefty Hamilton
Stovall
Star athlete Emil Jacques to enter Yale Sheffield Scientific
Emil W Jacques a Worcester academy standout has chosen Yale Universitys Sheffield Scientific School for his college and will enroll in the fall He starred at halfback and end before switching to tackle last season and helped Bay State academy win games He also rowed on the high school crew for two years and built a notable reputation in Worcester sports history.
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Worcester Academy
Sheffield Scientific School
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Worcester
High Schovi-Crew
Baseball Scores From Yesterday in the National League
Yesterday results show New York defeating St Louis 11 to 4 and 7 to 3, with Pittsburgh beating Brooklyn 13 to 8 and Philadelphia edging Cincinnati 1 to 0. Chicago won 9 to 7 over Boston, while Chicago 5 OMI. GAMES TODAY list St Louis visiting New York, Pittsburgh at Brooklyn, Chicago at Boston, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, and yesterday Cleveland beat Philadelphia 6 to 2 and Detroit beat Washington 5 to 4 with Boston 4 St Louis 0.
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Bridgeport City Association Reorganizing Meeting Planned
A meeting is set for Sunday at 10 a m at 416 Main Street to reorganize the Bridgeport City Association. F C officers and committees will be chosen for the coming season, and all interested are invited to attend.
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Eastern Association Bridgeport in Pittsfield
Waterbury in New Haven New London in Hartford Meriden in Springfield Two tablespoonfuls of ammonia added to the bath makes it very refreshing in hot weather.
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Sam Langford Beats Philadelphia Jack O'Brien in Five
In New York 1911 Sam Langford defeated Philadelphia Jack O'Brien in five rounds after the bout was halted early to spare the Philadelphia rival from further punishment. O'Brien, known for fighting top names like Burns and McCoy, never recovered from this defeat. his career featured a draw with Burns and a later loss to a Canadian foe.
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Phildelphia Jack
O'Brien
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Philadelphia
Mrs. Johnson
Kid McCoy
Tommy Burns
Burns
Langford
Kid Willams
Willie Faust
Fall and Winter Style Books on Sale at Post Office News Store
The 1913 1915 fashion announcements advertise new Fall and Winter style books including Gie Revue Parisienne and Saison Parisienne. Available now at the Post Office News Store located at 41 Post Office Arcade with B Shirt and Straw Hat Sale by Lyford Brothers serving East Side and West End.
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Saison Parisienne
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Lyford Brothers
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