White Sox Surge in American League Chase
The Chicago White Sox built a growing lead in the American League by a 10 to 0 win over the New York Highlanders. Boston fans rally for the Sox while Athletics draw questions, and Frank Chance's Cubs look strong for the National League pennant as 1907 plans begin. Attendance nears 20,000 for Chicago games, signaling big profits for Soden Conant and a solid financial base for the team. James J. Collins is expected to stay with the franchise.
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Reds Bow to Boston in Heat Fueled Doubleheader
In Cincinnati the Reds split a doubleheader with the Boston club as Ernie Diehl substitute outfield star power for the visitors, delivering a crucial three bagger and timely hits. Despite a strong start by Young and solid defense, Boston rallied in the seventh inning to claim the nightcap while 10,000 fans endured the heat.
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Cubs Shut Out by Giants in Chicago
Thirty thousand fans watched the Cubs lose 8 to 0 to the New York Giants in Chicago. Muggsy McGraw’s pitcher Wiltse dominated, with two runs in the first and five in the last aided by timely bunting and clean hits. Sammy Strang drew boos and was ejected in the seventh for disputing a call. Hank O'Day ruled, and Klem and O'Day were the umpires.
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Sutton Fund Nears Goal for Ezra Sutton in Rochester Hospital
The Sutton fund, raised for Ezra Sutton who lies ill and penniless in Rochester Hospital, has reached 170.20 dollars with recent gifts from Jimmy Collins 10 and Mike Regan 5. Walter H. Sibley aims to close the drive once 200 dollars is reached and sent to Mr Sutton. Subscriptions list Tim Keefe, Mertie Hackett, Warren Hill, and others among donors.
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New York
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Edward Shaughnessey
George M. Richardson
William H. Sanger
J. J. Hurley
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H. K. Banner
William O. Taylor
Arthur O'Keefe
H. M. Aitken
J. W. Bartlett
Eugene A. Pope
Hugh A. McBreen
James H. R. Underwood
Michael J. Rezan
White Sox Optimistic After Midseason Rally in Detroit
Detroit fans watch a 3:30 p.m. game as Ralph Glaze prepares to pitch while Bill Dineen shuts down at 3. Dineen’s sore shoulder and internal club turmoil are blamed on Jack Warner. Maurice Hamilburg, a Chicago-leaning supporter, savors a reversal after backing the Sox when odds were 8 to 1.
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Jack Warner
Maurice Hamilburg
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Royal Rooters
Chicago
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Bender
Athletics
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Sloop Sachem Wins Big Race Off Newport
The handicap race from Bristol to Newport finished with Sachem beating Varada by 2 hours 28 minutes 55 seconds over 78 miles around Brenton's reef and Vineyard Sound light ships. Sachem owned by Fred Thurber of the Bristol Yacht Club and Varada by J Allen Buffington of the Rhode Island Yacht Club.
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Baldwin Deshler Bout Headlines Chelsea Boxing Evening
Local boxing fans await tomorrow night in Chelsea for Matty Baldwin versus Dave Deshler in a 15 round decision bout. Both fighters weighed 130 pounds and come with strong local support from Cambridge groups while Baldwin vows a knockout en route to a Murphy rematch.
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Strangers in Boston Find Deals at Wolf's Red Tag Sale
Shoppers on Hanover Street flock to Wolf's store as the red tag sale showcases generous price concessions across the establishment. The repeat crowds reflect Wolf's known value offerings attracting an economically minded public to the busy Boston outlet.
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Pick Boundret for Quincy Cup Races
The Boston club selects Boundrei as its Quincy cup challenger after trials. Four contenders from Corinthian Club vie for the right to challenge, with Windrim Kid, Cod, Sally VIII, and Hayseed III scrimmaging. Weather and late decisions will decide the final lineup for the West Manchester course.
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Tenney and Grimshaw Stars of Last Week's Games
Tenney excelled at first base with nine errors and 1000 put outs and 79 assists. Grimshaw led Boston hitters with a .300 plus average, boosting team offense. Brain topped team doubles with 16 while Bates trails closely with five homers and eight steals share the lead in base thefts.
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