Phillies Rally for 5-3 Win Over St Louis in Open
Philadelphia bunched three early innings for 5 runs to beat St Louis 5 to 3. Paskett and Knabe sparked the outset with a triple and single, Doolan, Killifer, and Brennan added in the second, and Magee, Luderus, and Mowrey contributed for the visitors. Sallee left after six innings to Geyer who yielded one run in 2 2/3 innings. St Louis tallied in the second and fourth but could not overcome the early Philadelphia lead.
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Racing and cricket notes from Washington Post Philadelphia era
The piece reports Saratoga racing opening with bets and entries across six races, noting owner Jefferson Levy and horses Florin and Delft, plus detailed weights and entrants. It also covers intercity cricket at Sutton, where Sons of St George beat Washington Cricket Club 81 to 54, highlighting star bowler L W De Motte and key contributions from J Morton, Tempest, and Cannon.
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Washington Post
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Jefferson Levy
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Susen B
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Yankee Tree
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Harvest Queen
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Lily Orme
Agree
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J. Cannon
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Saylor Heads to Saskatoon for Lightweight Bout
Milburn Saylor Indiana's crack lightweight travels with manager Ray Bronson to Saskatoon on August 7 to meet Mickey McIntyre in a twelve round decision. A possible later bout with Fredie Welch, England's champion, is discussed as promoters seek the clash in the Northwest.
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Washington Post
Indianapolis
Ind
Ray Bronson
Milburn Saylor
Indiana
Saskatoon
Canada
Mickey McIntyre
Northwest
Baylor
McIintyre
Saylor
Freddie Welch
England
McIntyre
Welch
Bronson
Browns Get Catcher from Michigan Joins Browns
New York reports catcher Rodgers from the University of Michigan has joined the Browns. With Agnew and McAllester injured on the Mat, George Stovall seeks rein forcements. Rodgers is the fourth Michigan man to join the Browns this year alongside Johnny Lavan Powell and Joe Bell, who will arrive later.
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Rodgers
University of Michigan
Browns
Agnew
McAllester
George Stovall
Michigan
Johnny Lavan
St. Louis
Powell
Joe Bell
Giants and White Sox Tour Ends With Special World Game
The New York Giants and Chicago White Sox will play a special game on October 18 in Chicago before traveling to Vancouver and Japan. About 108 in the party will embark for a world tour through Asia and Europe, ending with a final game back in New York on March 4.
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Chicago
Vancouver
Japan
China
Australia
Egypt
Italy
France
Germany
England
Scotland
Ireland
New York
Minor League Results Across Leagues Affected by Gaps
In American Association action St Paul beat Kansas City 5 4 in game one and 6 0 in game two while Columbus prevailed 3 0 over Toledo in a 43 inning marathon. Rochester downed Newark 6 4 in International League play. Montreal posted a 5 2 win over Providence while Mex real beat Providence 4 3 in the second. Southern League saw Nashville 9 Birmingham 3 and Memphis 3 New Orleans 1 in a fraternal clash. Federal League data unavailable due to garbled text.
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Pittsburgh
Reds Bat Out Victory Over Bostons In First Series Game
Cincinnati won the first game of the series against Boston, rallying in the seventh and eighth innings as Dickson weakened. King, Devore, and Groh led the hitting, with Packard wild for five walks. Grid: three-base hits by Sweeney Groh Kling. left on base Boston eight, Cincinnati eight. time about 1 hour 45 minutes.
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Brooklyn
Chicagos
Windy City
P-B Mid Summer Sale Cuts Prices on Mohair Suits and Trousers
In the Avenue at Ninth, P-B offers Mohair Suits marked down to 15 from 20, with many stylish options and items like odd outing trousers priced at 2.90 and 3.90. Straw hats are available and summer suits in black and blue receive generous reductions.
Smith to Fight Flynn Ten Rounds at Madison Square Garden
Boxing column notes Gunboat Smith and Fireman Jim Flynn set to clash in a ten round bout at Madison Square Garden New York next Friday night. Promoter Billy Gibson aims to launch a fall and winter heavyweight elimination tourney to crown a successor to Luther McCarty, with California promoters already lining up fights and skeptics doubting success.
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New York
Metropolis
Jack Britton
Chicago Stockyards
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Coffroth
San Francisco
Arthur Pelkey
McCarty
Smith
Mariner
Jim Flynn
Engel to Pitch Today in Opener for Nationals
The Nationals open a four game series with Callahan's White Sox as Jon Engel, who won twice against the Browns on the recent trip, is expected to start. Manager Callahan noted lefty Russell will face Engel in the early test while Patten remains a local curiosity living in Westport. The week’s play left Philadelphia closer to New York in the National League and Cleveland gaining in the American.
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Indianapolis American Association
San Francisco
YACHTS TO HOLD CRUISE
The New York Yacht Club will hold its annual cruise along 200 miles of New England coast from August 6 visiting Newport Vineyard Haven Provincetown Gloucester and Marblehead with final anchorage August 14. Daily races planned except August 9 rest day in Vineyard Haven and two days in Newport for the Astor and Kings cups. Marblehead stopover before disbandment ceremonies August 14.
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Rich Harness Stakes at Kalamazoo Grand Circuit Meet
Kalamazoo Michigan hosts a six day Grand Circuit race meeting starting tomorrow and concluding Friday. It offers record purses with a $12,000 for the 2:07 trot and $6,000 for the 2:15 pace, plus the $15,000 Horseman futurity on Tuesday and other sizable events including $12,000 Paper Milla purse for 2.14 trotters.
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United States
Cheney
Slugging Battle Sends Win to Cubs 12-5
Chicago and Brooklyn slugged through a high scoring game with Leach, Stengel, Schulte, and Williams homering for Chicago while Needham and Cutshaw hit two-baggers. Lavender started for Chicago and was hit hard. Ragan left after two innings. Brooklyn's offense returned in the later innings but fell short as Chicago pulled away 12-5.
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Boxing Bout Schedule Highlights Week Inside Watertown and London
Boxing card listings for Monday to Friday feature Bly Scott meeting Harry Mangus over 16 rounds in Watertown Wisconsin and Bombardier Wells facing Pat O Keefe over 20 rounds in London. Also scheduled are Jimmy Murphy against Mickey Sheridan in Terre Haute and Jack Dillon versus George Ashe in Winnipeg with Gunboat Smith meeting Jim Flynn in New York and Hole Mealtster facing Sailor Petroskey in San Francisco.
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Mickey Sheridan
Terre Haute
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George Ashe
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Jim Flynn
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Sailor Petroskey
San Francisco
Phillies fast flyers threaten Giants on Western swing
Phillies travel on a brisk Western trip may trouble the Giants as Dooin’s squad chalks up wins on the road. Highlights include wins over Pirates Reds Cardinals and Cubs with key performances from Cutshaw Doolin and Mowrey. Brooklyn and Chicago face scoring totals as pitchers Webster and Cravath draw attention in a busy slate of games through the latest results.
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Giants
Pirates
Reds
Tinker
Cardinals
Great National Regatta Sets Record Entries
New York announcer Fred B. Fortmeyer of the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen reports 91 entries across 13 events for the forty first annual regatta on the Charles River in Boston Mass. The event, scheduled for next Friday and Saturday, is billed as the greatest national regatta yet. Cities represented include Toronto Boston Philadelphia New York Springfield Halifax Buffalo Detroit and Duluth.
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Fred B. Fortmeyer
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
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Johnston Tennis Winner Advances in New York Championship
William M. Johnston, the young Californian, won his fifth round spot by defeating W. L. Pate 6 3, 6 1 in New York. No other singles results were decided as the committee postponed doubles until tomorrow.
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William M. Johnston
W. L. Pate
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