Americans Dominate Senators in One-Sided Baseball Victory
In a brisk, high scoring game at Newfield Park the Americans defeated the Mortford Senators 10 to 0. Hitting and speed fueled a first inning edge, Brackett and Ray Grimes starred with glove and bat, while Adams struggled on the mound as Hartford’s defense faltered, leading to a decisive American win and a strong display of team effort.
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Capitol City
Newfield Park
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Yeach
Hankus Brackett
Hankus
Keegan
Brackett
Weegan
Fards
Dy Hawkus
Jole Ray
Ray Grimes
Lenehan
Hartford
William Adams
Lal
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Braun
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Dizzy
Americans
Buffalo
Internationals
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Wenter
Kenneth
Gene
Adams
Hrackett
Loan
Brit Lai
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Bridgeport
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R. Grimes
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Batamen
Waters
Brown
Four Straight Inning Scoring Spree By Hart and Team
Springfield outlasted New Haven 7 2 as Hart went 1 for 4 with a run and Parker 0 for 4. Hehl started on mound for New Haven, with Tyler relieving in the sixth. Bord launched a three base hit for Springfield. Wing swiped a base. McElwee and Lennox combined on sacrifices. Bases on balls favored Springfield 1-0. Pitching decisions: Hehl took the loss. Lowe pitched effectively for the winner.
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Parker
Hehl
Tyler
Courtney
Meyers
Springfeld
New Haven
Lowe
Heh
Wits
Tigers Triumph Over Tigers in Final Yankee Win
New York Yankee hitters powered to a 10 to 2 victory over Detroit, taking two of three in the series. The Yankees’ offense exploded with eight runs on hits including a homer with two on, while Shawkey earned the win and Dauss took the loss after allowing 14 hits.
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Detroit
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Pratt
Badie
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Shawkey
Ruel
Jones
Hamarun
Wipp
Veckinpaugh
Young
Heilmann
York
Shaw- Key
Dauss
Ayres
Snawkey
Herzog Traded to Cubs as Mann Moves to Braves
Trade rumors and confusion swirl as Herzog leaves the National League for Chicago, with Mann headed to Boston. The report notes multiple trades involving Teal Tel and other players, plus executive changes at the Cubs. Old and new team names blur as the season shifts momentum.
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CUBS
Mann
Braves
Boston
Ava
Charles
Reds
Bob’ Voseher
Ting Ghinme
Giants
Matty
Ban Johnson Refuses to Reinstate Carl Mays
NEW YORK Aug 3 Carl Mays will not be reinstated, Ban B Johnson said after a conference with Colonel Ruppert and Huston, owners of the New York American League club. Mays deserted the Boston Red Sox, Johnson declared, and his contract was broken by refusal to play. The suspension may last the balance of the season, Johnson added, though no definite statement was made. Ruppert and Huston expressed disappointment and warned they would take action, possibly injunctive, to secure reinstatement if Johnson demands it. Players of the Yankees were indignant, fearing a walkout to regain Mays, while Huston cautioned against a strike.
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Snelling to Head Waterbury Fight Promotion
Promoter Joe Mulvihill plans a Labor Day boxing card at Driving Park Waterbury featuring bantamweight champion Pero Jiermai and Joe Landh. The event, backed by Ringling Bros and Beerman Lynch, aims to attract thousands and boost local merchants. Happy Jack Snelling will oversee seating with Ringling seats and a 12 man staff. A belt worth 12000 dollars will be awarded to the winner by the boxing board.
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Wappy Jack" Snelling
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Army, Navy Annel Cyyllian Board of Hoxing Control
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Ingiers Lcense
Lex Rickard
James 3. Dougheny
Philadelphia
Wacil
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Taxine Board
Pup Resto
Reds take lead with 5 1 win over Giants in NL race
Cincinnati ousted New York from the National League to Pip list Friday and by winning five games to one has a lead of 1 2 games over its rival todis. In the American tie, Chicago fat tered, losing 4 Bates out of 7, but retained its lead. The St. Louis Browns advanced to engage in a close sour egrnmered ght for second place with Cleveland, Perroit and New York. The littens hail sec ond place to themselves after yesterday's Victory over Washington.
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Brooklyn
Wallogn Assembly Pays Tribute to the French
The Matoon Assembly voted to honor a French delegation as the group seeks to show sympathy and welcome a proposed contingent. The assembly expressed hope for peaceful relations and possible acceptance of foreign guests amid tense times.
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Worcester boy struck and killed by auto driver
Seven year old Charles Rackw of Worcester Massachusetts was killed today when a car driven by Arthur Grant of Weene failed to pass safely striking the boy. The incident occurred as Grant attempted to pass another vehicle on the road.
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Charles Rackw
Worcester
Maes
Arthur d. Grant
Weene
Grant
Over 300 Horses to Race At Cleveland This Week
More than three hundred horses are slated to race at Cleveland this week, with events featuring prominent entrants and anticipated performances. Organizers forecast a gripping meet as trainers prepare for varied track conditions and competitive fields.
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Winsted youths drown when canoe capsizes
Two youths from Winsted drown after their canoe capsized on a river trip. Rescuers attempted to save them but failed as bystanders and authorities worked to recover the bodies. Names and precise locations are uncertain in the report.
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Barnes Halts Reds Sweep In Final Game
New York defeated Cincinnati 6 to 5 before 33 000 plus fans, the largest NL attendance to date. Barnes pitched well but fielding miscues by Bressler and Neale hurt the Giants, while Burns and the Reds contributed key hits and an early lead before the visitors rallied in the late innings.
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Thedford Cann Winner of 100 Yard Metropolita
The Metropolitan water sports carnival at Lake Hopatcong featured Miss Charlotte Boyle defending her metropolitan and 100 yard national titles amid a strong field. Thedford Cann of the Nw. A.C. won the 100 yards event in 56.4 seconds, with Ethelda Bleibtrey second and Boyle placing high in the women’s events.
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Reds Buy See Star Of International League
Cincinnati Reds paid $10,000 and sent Outfielder Cue to Rochester to obtain Charles See from the International League. See, an outfielder and pitcher, leads the league with a .494 batting average and has appeared in 13 games, winning one.
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Rochester
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Italy
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Boston pounded Allan Collamore in exhibition game
On Aug 2 the Boston team defeated Allan Collamore in a seven inning exhibition tilt. The box score shows Boston nine 8 runs to 1 for the opposing team. Players Rat, Gowdy, and Wells contributed hits or runs in a contested semi professional contest.
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