Williams and Griffin Clinch Williams Grips Third Set Deficit
In Longwood Bowl tennis action rain halted Williams Griffin with Williams leading two sets to none and four games to one in the third. Johnson defeated Washburn in straight sets, and Niles edged Biddle to reach the final.
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Longwood Bowl
R. Norris Williams
Carl F. Griffin
California
Wallace F. Johnson
Orack Philadelphia
Washburn
Johnson
I. G Wright
Williams
N. W. Niles
Craig Biddle
Philadelphia
Niles
Maurice McLoughlin
Griffin
W. F. Johnson
Philadelphian
Biddle
W. M. Washburn
New York
Boston
G. J. Griffin
Los Angeles
Tigers Defeat Red Sox 5 to 3 Before Rain Halted Game
In Fenway Park the Tigers defeated the Red Sox 5 to 3 in seven innings as rain stopped play after the seventh. Jensnings’ pitching overmatched Boston’s two lefty starters who failed to hold the visitors.
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Tigers
RED Sox
Boston
Fenway Park
Jensnings
Braves Drop A Position In Standings And Tigers Rise
The league table shifts as the Braves slip to fifth while the Tigers climb toward the leaders. Hughy Jennings signs George Maisel adding power and speed to a rising Chicago lineup. Norman Taber plans the mile and half mile at the AAU championships, facing strong rivals.
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Braves
Marathoners and Entries at Scotch Picnic Set for Saturday
Entries for all events at the Scotch picnic to be held at Caledonian Grove next Saturday close at midnight tonight. Marathon entrants must report in costume at the Bos ton Lodge of Elks clubhouse by 1 15 PM and the race starts at 1 30 PM from in front of the State House. Entries close with Thomas Grieve 69 Kilby Street.
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Marquard
Giants
Adams
Pittsburg
Donald Fraser
Franklin
N. H
Boston
St. Louis
South Ashburnham
J. Frank Facey
Prospect Street
Cambridge
Caledonian Grove
Boston Lodge of Elks
Somerset Street
State House
Thomas Grieve
Kilby Street
Post
Johnny Evers
D. Mel
Lewis
Speaker-Lewis
Red Sox
M. F
Rowley
Long 1904 boxing bout and baseball game notes in Philadelphia
J. KE. R. and Plymouth-Jack Munroe fought Tom Sharkey to a six round no decision in Philadelphia on January 27 1904. rp R. M.A reports a 21 inning New York versus Pittsburg baseball game as a tie while B argues New York won. A credits Tesreau and B credits Marquard for New York pitching. in both cases B is correct. The July 17 game lasted 21 innings and New York won 3 to 1.
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J. KE. R
Plymouth
Jack Munroe
Tom Sharkey
Philadelphia
Rp. R. M
New York
Pittsburg
Tesreau
Marquard
York
Indians Defeat Athletics 4 to 3 in Wild Game
Philadelphia report says Fillingim once of Charleston caused chaos for Philadelphia pitching as Cleveland pulled off a 4 to 3 victory. Willie joined from the Cleveland organization and went 3-for-5 with three singles a walk and a hit by pitch.
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Philadelphia
Fillingim
Charleston
Cleveland
Wilie
Cleveland American Association
Street Railway Diamond Championship Clash Set for Bedford Field
The Middlesex and Boston Street Railway division six nines face Lowell division Bay State Street Railway in a resumed Eastern Massachusetts street railway diamond title match at Page Field Bedford at 9:80 this morning, under threatening weather.
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Middlesex and Boston Street Railway
Lowell
Bay State Street Railway
Street Railway
Eastern
Massachusetts
Page Field
Bedford
Ig “Jup
Boston Red Sox fall to Detroit after Collins struggles
In a misty Boston game Ray Collins started for the Red Sox and was hit hard by Detroit. A late relief by Dutch Leonard failed to stop the Tigers as Ty Cobb and Tris Speaker led a comeback, leaving Boston short of the three-game series sweep and underscoring pitching woes for Carrigan's club.
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White Sox
Collins
Leonard
Chicago
Charlie Comiskey
Cornelius McGillicuddy
Mack
Charlie
Eddie” Collins
Ray Schalk
Larry Chappelle
Bill Carrigan
Detroit
Bill
Boston
Shore
Wood
Ray Collins
Jungaleers
Red Sox
Gardner
Carrigan
Barry
Jennings
Tiger
Sam Crawford
Powers That Be
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Dutch Leonard
Tris Speaker
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Speaker
Cobb
Larry Gardner
Janvrin
Duffy Lewis
Henricksen
Sox
Vermont
Vitt
Jer Bush
Henriksen
Hoblitzell
Burns
Hooper
Bush
Ty Cobb
George Davis
Aleppo
Shriners Gift at Fenway Presented to Ma jor League Figures
Walter R. Morrison presented a mahogany block from the Aleppo Temple Shriners to Red Sox president Joseph J. Lannin at Fenway Park. Diamond emblems were given to Ty Cobb of the Tigers Tris Speaker and Larry Gardner of the Red Sox. The players and Lannin thanked the Aleppo Temple members through the press. Cobb belongs to Moslem Temple Detroit Gardner to Mt Siani Temple Montpelier and Speaker to Aleppo Temple.
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Ty Cobb
Tris Speaker
Larry Gardner
Joe Lannin
Red Sox
Benny Osthouse
Boston
Cobb
Detroit Star
Carrigan
Aleppo Temple Shriners
Joseph J. Lannin
Fenway Park
Walter R. Morrison
Tigers
Lannin
Aleppo Temple
Mosiem Temple
Detroit
Mich
Gardner
Mt. Siani
Montpelier
Aleppo
Tyes Steal Attempt Sparks Tight Boston Game
Vitt tallies account for the run as Tye is retired on a close out. Speaker ties the game with a three base hit in Boston. The Red Sox ahead after Carrigan double and Boland passes, Hooper scores, Barry called out at the plate on a close play.
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Detroit
AB. R. BH. TB
A. B
Gardner
Janvrin
Bush
Burns
Vitt
Collins
Dauss
Boland
Leonard
Carrigan
Barry
Speaker
Booff Leonard
Land
Ohill and Evans
Bill Carrigan
Boston
Davis
Hoblitzell
Tigers
Veach
Young
Stanage
Red Sox
Hooper
Ollie Chill
Cobb
Crawford
Rockland Day at Fenway Park
Rockland residents attend Fenway Park to cheer the Red Sox as prize incentives from local manufacturers reward the best batting average and every home run.
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Fenway Park
Rockland
Red Sox
Sox
Batters rally as Burns and Baker drive in runs in seventh
After Veach popped up Burns hit safely and Young doubled to tie the score. Leonard arrived late as Baker batted for Stanage and doubled over Speaker's head driving in two. Speaker's catch and throw cut Baker down at third, ending the threat. Rain halted play at the end of the seventh.
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Veach
Burns
Young
Leonard Here
Baker
Stanage
Speaker
Senators Defeat St. Louis Browns 5 to 1 in Slow Game
Washington pitcher Walter Johnson marked his eight year with the Nationals by beating St. Louis 5 to 1 in a featureless contest. New addition Kopp misplayed a fly but later singled and scored for Washington.
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Washington
Walter Johnson
Nationals
St. Louis
Kopp
St. Thomas
Ont
Chicago Cubs Ground Phillies 4 1 in Second Win
Chicago won their second in a row, defeating Philadelphia 4 to 1. Schulte hit a homer and a run producing double, Cheney struggled with his control, Lavender finished the game, and Becker scored on two Lavender hits. Two base hits by Paskett Knisely and Schulte.
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Chicago
Iladelphia
Schulte
Cheney
Becker
Lavender
Mayer
Baumgartner
Philadelphia
Paskett
Knisely
Fisher Schulte
Zimmerman
Tincup
Klein
Rockill
Ith
Good
E. Murray
Fisher
Eve Knisely
Eweree Williams
Archer
Cravath
Niehoff
Paskert
Oos
Luderus
Killifer
Ceee Adams
Ewe Mayer
Peer
Eerewewene
New England League Liners: Lawrence 6 Worcester 2
Lawrence defeats Worcester 6 to 2 in a game called after five innings with Thompson earning the win and McCleskey delivering a home run and two-base hit. Worcester pitcher Weaver allowed six hits. Johnson and Thompson fanned hitters. Umpire White. Time forty nine minutes.
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Lawrence És
Worcester
Lawrence
Weaver
Po.a.b
Ea Tho’pson
M’ Mahon
Page
Luyster
Reed
McCle’y
Warner
Gardella
Mahoney
Smith
Osterg
Cooney
Sonnelly
Carroll
O. Flahertyc
Crawford
Harris
Dee Johnson
Buffalo Defeats St Louis In Federal League Showdown
Buffalo wins 6 to 5 at St Louis as Groom falters in the fifth after four quick St Louis runs in the third. Buffalo breaks the tie with two runs in the eighth to secure the victory behind Marshall Bedient and Blair in a pitchers duel.
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ST. Louis
Buffalo
Groom
Dalton
Louden
R.H.E. Buffalo
Seeveee
Marshall
Bedient
Blair
Davenport
Plank and Chapman
Newark Pulls Off 38 to 2 Marathon Win Over Chicago
Newark defeated Chicago 38 to 2 in a 116 inning marathon. Chicago led 2 0 after nine but Newark tied it in the ninth. McKechnie hit and Esmond moved him to third before Scheer’s grounder and Smith’s error produced the winning run in the 16th. Moseley started for Newark with Prendergast and Black finishing for Chicago.
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Chicago
Newark
McKechnie
Esmond
Rousch
Smith
Scheer
Moseley
Prendergast
Black
R.H.E. Newark
Rariden
Fischer
Pinehursts Seek Championship Games with St John Cambr
The Pinehurst baseball club of East Cambridge aims to meet the St John team of Cambridge for the championship after avenging a single loss this season to a Cambridge club. They also seek games with Woburn and Wakefield. Address Frank Lyons, 69 Berkshire.
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Pinehurst
East Cambridge
St. John Baseball
Cambridge
Pinehursts
St. John’s
Woburn
Wakefield
Frank Lyons
Berkshire Street
Baseball Matchups Listed for Multiple Leagues
In the American League Detroit faces Boston Chicago meets New York Cleveland plays Philadelphia St Louis meets Washington In the National League Boston goes to Pittsburg Brooklyn visits Cincinnati New York travels to St Louis Philadelphia hosts Chicago Federal League adds Buffalo at St Louis Newark at Chicago Baltimore visits Kansas City Brooklyn at Pittsburg New England League shows Fitchburg at Manchester Lowell at Portland Worcester facing Lawrence Lynn at Lewiston Colonial League has Pawtucket two games with Brockton Springfield vs Hartford New Bedford plays New Haven.
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H. K. Attee
Detroit
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Washington
ST. Louis
Cincinnat
Boston-Pittsburg
Lawrence
Edie Worcester
Oegedee
Fitchburg-Manchester
Lewiston-Lynn
Lowell-Portland
Boston
Chica
Detroit Ee
Brooklyn
Kansas City
Newark
Pittsburg
Eevrere
Sneer
Buffalo Suerte
Baltimore
National League
Cincinnati
Buffalo
Fitchburg
Manchester
Lowell
Portland
Worcester
Lynn
Lewiston
Pawtucket
Brockton
Springfield
Hartford
New Bedford
New Haven
Scores Report From Regional Baseball Games
Memphis defeated Birmingham 11 to 3 while Little Rock beat New Orleans 3 to 2 and Chattanooga won over Mobile 4 to 2. Nashville Atlanta game was postponed due to rain.
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Memphis
Birmingham
Little Rock
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Mobile
Hockey scores update with multiple city matchups
Buffalo beats Richmond 7 to 3 while Providence defeats Rochester 2 to 0. Providence also tops Rochester 3 to 2. Harrisburg edges Toronto 4 to 1 as Harrisburg and Toronto split a 1 to 1 draw.
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Buffalo
Richmond
Providence
Rochester
Harrisburg
Toronto
Hartford Springfield Tie In Rain Delayed Game
Hartford and Springfield played to an 8 to 3 tie before rain halted the game in the sixth inning. The contest ended early after a delay and was called off due to weather.
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Hartford
Springfield
New Haven Edges New Bedford In Close Blowout
New Haven defeated New Bedford 6 to 5 in a bold late contest played today. The game featured tight defense and a decisive ninth inning surge by New Haven to clinch the win.
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Aleppo Shriners
J. J. Lannin
Arthur
Hughy Jennings
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George Maisel
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George
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Norman Taber
Norman
Ted Meredith
Joe Higgins
Dave Caldwell
Roy Campbell
Ted
Taber
Kiviat
Jose Ray
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Gaudette
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Phoenix
Menoskey
Super
Devinney
Balk
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Tima
Bottes
Massachusetts Breweries Company
Hawley Street
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