Was Hoey safe at home in the eighth inning controversy
The piece debates whether Boston catcher Silk O Loughlin correctly called John Hoey safe at home on a ground ball in the eighth inning as Addie Joss and a sharp Boston rally threatened to erase Cleveland’s lead. A pivotal double play followed, preserving Cleveland’s slim advantage and shaping the outcome of the tense game.
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John Hoey
Boston
Napoleon
Clarke
Turner
Napoleons
Naps
Tannehill
Cleveland
Addie Joss
Congalton
Joss
McGuire
Silk O'’Lougllin
Hoey
O'Loughlin
Silk
Pruitt
Clevelands
Unglaub
Grimshaw
Grim
Pody
Knight
Wagner
Birmingham
Shaw
Stovall
Barrett
Sullivan
O’loughlin
Turner Ade
Philadelphia 8 St Louis 7 scoreline noted
Philadelphia led 8 to 7 as of late play in a game dated July 31, with St Louis rivals pushing for a comeback. Details are incomplete in the fragment.
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Philadelphia
ST. Louis
Fishing schooners race for Lipton cup today off Boston
At 10 this morning off Boston light the cracking fishing schooners of Massachusetts Bay will race for Sir Thomas Lipton s perpetual challenge cup. Twenty seven vessels were listed with Chairman Thomas F McManus. late entries may be accepted aboard the steamer Comorant at the start. The race is open to fishing vessels and divided into Class A for over 85 feet waterline and Class B for under 85 feet.
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Boston Light
Massachusetts Bay
Sir Thomas Lipton
Thomas F. McManus
Walsh's early pitching slows Washington as Chicago wins
Walsh held Washington scoreless but Chicago backed by timely hitting wins 3 to 0. Davis contributed two-base and three-base hits, Isbell and Clymer stole bases, and Davis drove in the runs. Gehring and Walsh fanned five and three respectively. Umpires Sheriden and Evans.
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Heydon
Coreg
Waekrnus
Davis
Isbell
Clymer
F. Jones
Washington
Ers S
See
Walsh
Oacege
Gehring
Chicago
E. Hahn
C. F
Rohe
Ewes
Dougherty
Donohue
Hart
Walah
Cceec
Ganley
Delehanty
Anderson
Fees
Cc. Jones
Altizer
Warner
Sese
Shipke
Hickman
Hofman, c
Refetee
AB. R. BH. PO
Sheckard
Toa Co
Brooklyn AB R. BH. PO
Alperman
Lumey
Fstew
Jordan
Maloney
Ritter
Vessels Entered for Race Classes A and B
A list of vessels entered up to last night includes Class A boats such as Lucanta Clintonia Ingomar Elizabeth Silsbee Susan and Mary Georgianna Lizzie M. Stanley Jessie Costa Rose Dorothea Mary C. Santos Squanto Fannie Belle Atwood Moo anam Manhasset Lillian and Thomas A Cromwell and Class B boats like Knockabout Helen B. Thomas Seaconnet Manomet Louisa C Cabral Belbina Domingoes Francis P Mesquita Alice M Guthrie Genesta Mattakeesett Elva L Spurling Rebecca. Ten courses are possible with the start determined near race time. The winner receives the Mipt on cup as perpetual challenge trophy with first and second prizes in each class and no time allowance.
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Lucanta
Clintonia
Ingomar
Elizabeth Silsbee
Susan and
Mary
Georgianna
Lizzie M. Stanley
Jessie Costa
Rose Dorothea
Mary C. Santos
Squanto
Fannie Belle Atwood
Mooanam
Manhasset
Lillian
Thomas A. Cromwell
Helen B. Thomas
Seaconnet
Manomet
Louisa C. Cabral
Belbina Domingoes
Francis P. Mesquita
Alice M. Guthrie
Genesta
Mattakeesett
Elva L. Spurling
Rebecca
Davis’ Ledge
Minot's
Whistling
Gloucester
Boston Lightship
Eastern Point Whistler
Pirates Swat Young Cy for Double Tally
Reulbach pitched well for the Pirates as they shut out the visitors except for one inning of three hits. In Pittsburgh, Boston's Young was beaten in both games, allowing a string of runs as Pittsburg totaled 15 across the doubleheader. in the final seven inning game, Pittsburgh exploded for seven runs in the seventh.
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National
Chicago
Reulbach
Pirates
Young Cy
Pittsburg
Boston
Young
Tenney
Wagner
Beaumont
Batty
Nelson
Sheehan
Gibson
Nealon
Bates
Ritchey
Brain
Burke
Pfeffer
Waener
AB. R. BH. PO
Anterson
Clarke
Abbaticchio
Roe Nealon
Sheehap
Ccceceedeserss
AB. R. BH
Piwkwell
Weacccys
Mgaumont
Cseers Ae
Tipewasace
Pas Sciences
Pisverce Waite
Pittebur
Bono Ors Bees
Bridwell
Leach
Anderson
Bouktes
Whiits
Willis
Boultes
Brown
Camnitz
Sweeney
AB. R. BH. PO. A
C. F
Son
Abbaticchto
Phelps
Pee
Eravterere Boston
AB B
Seeete
Nenetee
Randall
Eeneeese Sweeney
Needham
Neem
Brain and
Johnstone and Carpenter
Giants Take Both Games
New York swept a doubleheader at St Louis winning 8 to 4 in each game. Kenetchy Marshall Barry Bresnahan Strang Shannon McGinnity and McGlynn featured in the day’s action with two-base hits and a home run. O'Day umpired as St Louis left six on base to New York eight.
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Howell
Brone
Philadelphia
St. Louie
Spencer
Hemphill
Stone
Schreck
Nicholls
Dygert
Bartley
Plank
Dineen
Hartsell
Seybold
Collins
Oldring
Jones
Davis
St. Louis
New York
AB R. BH. PO. A
Peat Ca
Conroy
Chase
Ib Enews
Williams
Laporte
Mortality
Rickey
Thomas
Newton
Ses
Detroit AB BH Po
A E Jones
Coughlin
Teen
Crawford i
Cobbreeaee
Rossman
Serene Eee
Downs
Eer Ewees
I Payne
O'Leary
Mullin
P . Sete
Detroit
Connolly
McGlynn
Oeeks Sacticca
Kenetchy
Marshall
Barry
Strang
Bresnahan
Stvrang
Shannon
McGinnity
O’day
AB. R. BH. PO. A. E Shannon
Oneeerene Browne
Seymour
Ccsecevecs
Enee
Bowerman
Dahlen
Piomics Bea
Sisco
Wiltse
McGann
Cs Ceeeees
Tocais
Cccitipeece
Barty
Te Lee Vu Byrne
Spirisccvets Cient
Eee
Konetchy
Burnett
Holly
Murray
Hostetter
Noonan
Ce Weere
Dyvoe
Leo
Brown
Dahlen Dahlen
Doyle
Beebe
Wildy Wiltse
O'Day
AB. R . BH. Bienen
Browne
Strange
Renee Ene
Il Dahlen
T. Louis
E. Byrne
R. F
Konetehy
Cc. F. Eee
Erro
Local Scores Report From Area Matches
Bridgeport-Holyoke defeated Bridgeport 4 to 1. Springfield-Springfield beat New London 4 to 1. New Haven-New Haven won 7 to 2 against Waterbury. Hartford-Norwich edged Hartford 8 to 4.
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Bridgeport
Holyoke
Springfield
New London
New Haven
Waterbury
Hartford
Norwich
Tablet marks site of Old South Church lawn and Town Well
The historic site once formed part of the Old South Church lawn where open air meetings occurred. The Town Well there supplied water used in Benjamin Franklin's baptism on January 17, 1706 and hosted patriots Otis Adams Hancock Warren and others from 1761 to 1775, shaping American oratory and governance.
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Old South Church
Benjamin Franklin
Otis
Adams
Hancock
Warren
Eleanor Beats Out Little Rhody in Second Boston Y. C. Contest
Hull July 31 Eleanor wins the mid summer Boston Y C race in Class Q beating Little Rhody by 1 minute 28 seconds after leading at Strawberry Hill and Sheep Island. Sally third with Essex Orestes and May Bee trailing.
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Hull
Eleanor
Boston Y. C
Rhody
Sonderklasse
Ellen
Manchester
Sally
Windrim
Cigarette
Nicknack II
Marie L
Gengo
Iris
Orestes
Little Rhody
Essex
May Bee
Strawberry Hill
Sheep Island
Fleanor
Fabyan
Wee
Little Rhody N
Tillinghast
Sally Ts
Galeb Loring
Alden & Drownmeiela
F. L. Slade
Sonder
Dorchen
A. W. Wig Y Sicass
Nicknack
E. B Holmes
Morton Prince
Teaser II
R. R. Smith
Princess
Prince See
Tabasco
H. H. Wiggin
E.B. Holmes
Lowell New Pitcher Grenwell Comes Up Short
Lowell introduces Grenwell imported from O. M. Teague to replace injured pitcher in a game against Lynn. He collided with Brennan in the fourth inning and his outing ended early as Lowell lost 4 to 4. Batteries Moore Madden Abbott Grenwill Cameron. Worcester tops Lawrence 4 to 2 in another game with Wormwood Knotts Gatcomb Coveney on the batteries.
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New England
Lynn
Lowell
Grenwell
O. M. Teague
East Liverpool
Brennan
Moore
Madden
Abbott
Grenweil
Cameron
Lawrence
Worcester
Kilties
Wormwood
Drohan struggles as Haverhill dropped in New Bedford doubleheader
In New Bedford on July 31 Drohan's wild pitching powered a six-run fourth as Haverhill folded. The Aces routed Haverhill 8 to 1 in the first game, with Hilbert and McCabe repeating for Haverhill while Drohan and Delave teamed for New Bedford. In the nightcap New Bedford won 8 to 6 behind Robinson and Delave.
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New Bedford
Drohan
Haverhill
R.H.E. Haverhill
Hilbert
McCabe
Robinson
Delave
R.A.B. New Bedford
Connolly and
Brockton Triumphs Over Fall River In Open Fielding Match
Fall River fell to Brockton 6 to 8 as loose fielding by Fall River aided Brockton’s win. Cutting received support. Swanson and Draher led Brockton with batteries Cutting and Walters.
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Fall River
Swanson
Brockton
Cutting
Rockton
Walters
Draher
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