Only Run Held Up In Pittsburg Boston Tilt
Pittsburg beat Boston 1 to 0 on a walk driven in by Camnitz after Richie passed a weak hitter. The game featured remarkable defensive plays including Beaumont and Beck catches and a safety bunt by Abbaticchio, with Boston stoppers preventing Pittsburg from scoring beyond the decisive run.
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Giants Triumph with 19-3 Exhibition Win Over St Louis
New York overwhelmed St Louis 19 to 3 in an exhibition. Twenty nine players appeared, with New York using 15 hitters for 28 hits. Key moments include a six run sixth inning, five pitchers used, and multiple extra base hits.
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Start in the Race Opens Corinthian Y C Series at Marblehead
The midsummer series drew 18 sonderklasse boats and 21 classes with the largest Atlantic seaboard fleet this season. Lead pack included Lady Bandit Wolf Manchester Spokane Ellen. Manchester overtook Wolf near the finish, Lady narrowly beating Manchester by 15 seconds. Onda II won Class P by 11 seconds over Timandra and 33 over Wianno. The second race will be sailed today.
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Johnson Jeffries Fight Articles Signed In Chicago
Articles of agreement for the world heavyweight title bout between Jack Johnson and James J. Jeffries were signed in Chicago. The plan sets rounds 20 to 100, purse split options, side bets of 5000 each, and a deadline of not later than six months from club selection.
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Jack Johnson
James J. Jeffries
Sam Berger
George Little
Johnson
Berger
Galveston
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Los Angeles
Cal
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Jeffries
Boilermaker
The Trouble With Cleveland Ball Play And Other Sports Notes
Arthur Duffey critiques Cleveland club fielding mistakes hindering Joss and Carrigan’s throwing, while Boston Red Sox surge behind six straight wins. The column covers Jeffries Berger talks, Moran’s inquiries into opponents for Young Prokos, and runners training for races at Charlesbank. It also notes Boston Light swimmers and the challenging Boston Light swim to be tried again.
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Red Sox trade for Young replacement details unclear
The clipping references a trade involving y'' Young and names pitchers Ryan and Chech with scattered notes about Red Sox wins this month, official scorers, and various letters and queries. The fragmentary text provides no clear, confirmed terms or recipient details of the exchange.
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Lowell Takes Two From Worcester In Doubleheader
Lowell defeated Worcester 4 3 in the opener and then blanked them in the second game. Venable, Flaharty, Huston and McIntyre drove the runs in the first, while Shaw Kane and others supplied hits on a day of speed on the bases. In the Lawrence-Haverhill contest, Verne Havverhill beat Lawrence 11 to 7 after a ninth inning rally.
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Rairden Joins National Team as Young Catcher
Rairden, newly secured by the Boston Nationals from Canton Ohio, has not played pro ball for other clubs. At 21, 5 ft 11 in, 160 pounds, he hit .288 this season and served as Denton club’s catcher for 70 games. Right-handed batter and thrower.
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New Bedford Defeats Brockton 4 3 In NE A Baseball
New Bedford beat Brockton 4 to 3 at home as Griffith held the visitors in check. Maybohm exited in the eighth after giving up three unearned runs. New Bedford collected all four early on clean hits. Maybohm relieved, then Cutting allowed no runs in one inning. Umpire Fahey. Time 2h 7m.
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Fall River Defeats Lynn 6 to 2 in Exhibition
Fall River beats Lynn 6 to 2 in a late summer exhibition game. Key players from Fall River contributed to the win as the teams spread scoring across the innings.
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Bedell for Moran in 20 mile race behind the motors
Due to James Moran's accident in New Jersey last Sunday he cancels his engagement at Revere Saturday evening. Menus Bedell, who defeated Hugh MacLean at Park Square last winter, will substitute to race Moran and meet MacLean in a 20 mile behind the motors event.
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Hamburg Belle Fails to Break Track Record at North Randall
At North Randall today Hamburg Belle tired near the wire and finished slowly while aiming to beat a 2:02 record. Bob Douglas won the $1000 Ohio stake in three heats as Green Pilot led the pace in the 2:18 trotting, with multiple purses changing hands on the fast pace.
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