Sleepy Battle Fades as St Louis Wins 3 1 Over Boston
St Louis tops Boston 3 to 1 at Huntington Avenue grounds in a sluggish game. Powell and Hoey pitchers excelled in fielding, with Powell hitting a late center field home run and Geers guiding Golddust Maid to victory in horse racing events at Readville.
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Boston
St. Louis
Huntington Avenue Grounds
Buck Freeman
Parent
Freeman
Big Jack Powell
Powell
Hoey
Koehler
O'Connor
Cardinals Rout Boston as Tenney Injures Nationals
St Louis heavy favorites win 8 to 1 behind Dorner's strong pitching. Tenney's battered Boston squad suffers fielding miscues as Barry and Bennett lead the locals with timely hits and solid defense. Brown struggles for Boston while Dorner dominates after early trouble.
Chicago Wins 19th Straight With 4 1 Win Over Washington
Chicago defeated Washington 4 to 1 for its 19th consecutive victory as Patterson outpitched Falkenberg. The locals managed more than one hit in only one inning, when two hits produced their lone run.
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Washington
Chicago Today
Patterson
Falkenberg
Big Four NBA Matchups List Showdowns Across Cities
St. Louis visits Boston while Cleveland plays New York Detroit travels to Philadelphia and Chicago faces Washington in a four game schedule highlighting regional rivalries and notable cross conference clashes.
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Detroit Defeats Philadelphia on Jones and Crawford Spark
Detroit won 6 to 4 in Philadelphia as Jones singled and Crawford doubled. Mullin pitched four innings for Detroit and Waddell pitched three for Philadelphia. Stolen bases went to Lindsay Coughlin Cross and Oldring.
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Detroit
Jones
Crawford
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Coughlin
Cross
Oldring
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Boxing Gossips From Frisco and Global Ring News
Photographer Paul Dana recalls Goldfield as a booming fight town with a 110000 dollar bank roll and a 600 dollar monthly auto upkeep. The piece notes promoters and fighters including Mellody, Deshler, Baldwin, McGovern, and Joe Gregg eyeing international bouts, and previews San Francisco Dreamland rink debut under Manhattan Athletic Club.
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Goldfield
Frisco
Nevada
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Fight Trust
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Sage Brush
Elliott
Nelson
Gans
Tex’ Rickard
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Deshler
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Young Corbett
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Jim Corbett
New Orleans
Honey
Mellody
Thomas
Spain
Bill Baxter
National Sporting Club of London
Ben Jordan
Corunna
Jim Clark
Stanley
Rudolph Anholtz
Joe Gregg
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Gregg
Rickard
John Morris
Tonopah
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Frisco Fight Trust
Siler
Graney
Young Donahue
Roxbury
Montreal
Canada
San Francisco
Dreamland
Manhattan Athletic Club
Yesterday's Winners Trot Champions Named
Ponkapoag trotter Golddust Maid wins in 2 16 trot as Totara takes second in a Breeders Futurity event Brenda Yorke led the meet with top stakes wins featuring equine performances and breeder recognition.
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HH. Titer
Lady Resolute
CC. Lasell
U. H
W. McCarthy
Grace Cameron
UNC
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American Horse
Futurity
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Readville Harness Star Golddust Maid Wins Ponkapoag Trot
Ed Geers, famed driver, won the Ponkapoag trotting stake at Readville with Golddust Maid after a patient drive. Geers knew his horse well and timed the move to surge past rivals at the wire in a dramatic finish.
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Totara
Readville
Lady Resolute
Titer
Wesley Baron
Ed Geers
Ponkapoag
Golddust Maid
Baseball Notes From St Louis and Boston Fans
Baseball news and comments recounts games in St Louis and Boston with players like Freeman Buck and the Walworths. It notes upcoming matchups at Wood Island Park East Boston and Glendale Park Everett and mentions Lilly Freeman and the World Series buzz Cubs versus White Sox in 1906.
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Bobby Wallace
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East Boston
Wood Island Park
Greater Boston
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Cronin
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Freeman
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Ferguson
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Cardinals
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Cubs
Cleveland
John Hoey
Hoey
Pat Carney
Collins
Pittsburgs Rally Over New York With Leever Shining
Pittsburgs beat New York 3 to 1 as Leever allowed scattered hits. Wiltschard pitched two innings for Pittsburg, Ferguson followed with weak support until Leever shut down the visitors after the sixth. Leever fanned three, Wiltse two. Wagner Ritchey Nealon Strang led with two base hits.
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Wiltschard
Ferguson
Pittsburgs
Leever
Wiltse
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Emstie
AB R. Bir PO
Clarke
Ee Leach
Meier
Wagner
Peewee Twee
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Sheehan
Ritehey
Gibson
Shannon
Brown
Seymour
Devlin
Chicago Beats Philadelphia 5 to 3 in Free Hitting Game
Chicago won the second game of the series against Philadelphia 5 to 3 in a high scoring affair. Overall held hits scattered with a late error helping Philadelphia. Sheckard Schulte Steinfeldt Evers doubled. Doolin tripled. Slagle stole. Duggleby took the loss.
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Doolin
Magee
Slagle
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Local Baseball Schedule Read in Fragment
Fragmentary sports note shows teams Toston St Louis Brooklyn versus Cincinnati and Navy York at Pittsburgh with unclear dates. Entities include St Louis Brooklyn Cincinnati Navy York and Pittsburgh.
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Toston
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Navy York
Pitteburs
New England Matchups Preview
Local college and city teams face off in a slate of games: Manchester vs Lynn, Lowell vs New Bedford, Lawrence vs Haverhill, and Fall River at Worcester, highlighting regional rivalries and potential standout players.
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Lawrence Defeats Manchester 4 to 1 in Exhibition
Lawrence defeated Manchester 4 to 1 behind Briggs and Wilson fielding and a home run by Briggs. Scoring by innings shows Lawrence 4 runs to Manchester 1 with Burbeck and Cote catching for Lawrence and Swope and McCabe for Manchester. Umpire Hastings officiated.
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Timely hits lift Lynn past Lowell 3 2 in opener
Lynn edged Lowell 3 to 2 as timely hitting proved decisive after Lowell’s flawless effort. An eventful double play with five men involved highlighted the game while Lynn benefited from first inning errors. Batteries were Smith Madden Daum Abbott Cameron. Umpire O'Brien.
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Lowell
R.H.E. DeVito
Smith
New Bedford Defeats Haverhill In Baseball Clash
New Bedford beat Haverhill 7 to 2 today on strong hitting and lax fielding by Haverhill. Austin Kavanaugh Connaughton Pulsifer Keogh Mullaney Drew Ennis figure among the hitters with several bases and a three base hit by Pulsifer. Connolly allowed six runs in four innings while McGrady gave up four in five as Robinson issued three walks with a wild pitch to close the game. Time two hours. Umpire Stafford.
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Cardinals
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Worcester Splits Twin Bill With Fall River In Helter Skelter Doubleheader
Worcester and Fall River played a doubleheader with Worcester taking the second game 6 to 3 after losing the first 8 to 2. Batteries were Gilroy and Watters for Worcester with Stone and Knotts behind the plate. Frock and Knotts teamed for Fall River, with Yeager and Sullivan catching. Umpire was O'Brien in both games.
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Worcester
R.H.E
Gilroy and Watters
Stone and Knotts
O’brien
Frock and Knotts
Yeager and Sullivan
G. O'Brien
Boston Americans Purchase Oberlin and Sullivan in Deals
Milwaukee owner Charles S. Havener sold pitcher Frank Oberlin to the Boston Americans for 3000 dollars. Boston also bought outfielder Sullivan from the Minneapolis team for 2500 dollars.
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Charles S. Havener
Milwaukee
Frank Oberlin
Boston
Sullivan
Minneapolis
Boston Americans
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