Boston Triumphs Over Giants In Close Boston Win
Boston edged New York 6 to 5 in a tense finish to pull its record to the .600 mark in the league race. Key moments featured a disputed ninth inning run, late power from Long and Hickman, and sharp defense from both clubs as Selee’s Giants fought valiantly but fell just short.
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Unclear Chicago Baseball Game Ends In Extra Innings
Green delivered the winning run in the eleventh on a triple and sacrifice fly as Chicago played a error filled game with sharp fielding at times. Attendance was 3200. The score remains unresolved in the report.
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McCormick
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Sudhoff
Taylor
McGraw
Emalie
Phillies blank Brooklyn as Orth shines in shutout
Philadelphia pitcher Orth hurled a complete game shutout against Brooklyn, allowing five hits. McGinnity lasted only until the fifth inning after five runs scored on two outs. Howell relieved and kept the visitors scoreless. Monte Cross broke a finger and will miss games. attendance about 1,000. Score 8–0.
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Umptire-Hurst
Fire devastates Roxbury wooden stable on Grand Street
A blaze on Grand Street near Kemble in Roxbury destroyed a one story wooden stable owned by the Granular Metal Company and occupied by Bernard E. Smith. The fire, reported from box 811 at about 10 30 last night, caused about 300 dollars in damage.
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Sullivan Benefit Draws Crowd at Madison Square Garden
John L. Sullivan headlined a rousing benefit at the Twentieth Century Club in Madison Square Garden. Tickets and subscriptions will be held in trust to invest and pay interest to Sullivan. The event drew a large crowd showing his lasting popularity amid other bouts and notable arrivals.
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Fighters Ready for the Ring Bid McCoy vs Corbett Fight Tonight
The piece features Coy McCoy optimistic he will defeat Corbett within ten rounds and deter mine to fight Fitzsimmons or Jeffries next. McCoy weighs about 170 pounds, Corbett heavier by ten, with betting lines unsettled and Boston fans expected ringside. A Saratoga letter from McCoy expresses strong confidence and plans for future bets and profits.
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Boxing at Kirtland Club Sparks Local Interest
The Kirtland Club hosts a championship bout tonight featuring Martin Riley of Fall River versus Charley O'Rourke of Ibridge in a fifteen round decision fight. The card also includes a six round bout between Salem Kid and John E. Butler, with Young Ryan scheduled in a preliminary.
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Martin Riley
Fall River
Charley O'Rourke
Ibridge
Fach
Salem Kid
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Kid McCoy Shows Notable Muscle Development
The article praises Kid McCoy for strong muscular development. It describes his speed as catlike and his strength as Samson-like, highlighting his impressive physique.
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Kid McCoy
Samson
Old Ring Stars Attend Benefit Event in Boxing Ring
A telegram from Terry McGovern arrives as he cannot attend but donates fifty dollars. Gus Ruhlin and Charley Goff spar, Tom Sharkey and Jim Guilder duel, and Bob Fitzsimmons spar with Jeff Thorne. Sullivan and Jeffries close the show with speeches and handshakes. Sharkey backs Corbett to win in ten rounds, while McCoy’s chances are reassessed. Corbett and McCoy train under hot conditions with coaches advising restraint before the bout.
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Jeffries
al Levy
Young Kehoe
George McFadden
Tommy Shortell
Jim Burke
Mike Lane
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
McCoy
Terry McGovern
Gus Ruhlin
Akron
Charley Goff
Tom Sharkey
Jim Guilder
New York
Jeff Thorne
Bob
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Sharkey
Tom
Spider Kelly
Hanrahan and Byers Fight Ends In Draw In Pawtucket
At the Pawtucket Athletic Club exhibition 1600 spectators watched Bill Hanrahan of Brooklyn and George Byers of Boston stage a 16 round draw after agreeing no decision if fitness held through the 15th. Hanrahan failed to press when in advantage. Preliminary bouts featured George Boucher versus George Woodward and Chick Moynihan versus John A. Sullivan with substitutions and varied rounds.
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Whittendon
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Taunton
Chick Moynihan
Stoughton
John A. Sullivan
Providence
Boucher
Sullivan
Marvin Riley
Corbett Versus McCoy Headlines Tonight's Big Boxing Match
The Corbett McCoy contest promises to settle who is the world’s premier scientific boxer. Corbett, famed for his ring craft and defense, faces Kid McCoy, praised as a master of modern boxing and aggressive, scientific defense. The match follows a controversial West Walcott fight and looms as a defining event.
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Norman Selby
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West Walcott
Gentlemen's Driving Club Held Matinee at Readville
The tenth matinee of the Gentlemen's Driving Club took place at Readville with three races and a time trial. Ben Wilkes won the first heat in Burlington Boy, Tom Gillig returned after retirement to win his event, and Senator L. set a two mile club race record at 2:17.
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Boxing News Patchwork of Fights and Challenges
Reports note Fitzsimmons unable to fight at 158 pounds and declining McCoy's challenge William Rourke defeats Dixon by knockout Joe Gans wins another bout inside the limit Photos from the Jeffries Sharkey fight show a glove incident eliminated and the round faked Welch of Fall River challenges the winner of Riley O Roars contest Corbett McCoy fight returns received tonight by special post from Alaska Walter Lang postal card at the office
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McCoy
William Rourke
Fall River
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Dixon
Joe Gans
Alaska
Walter Lang
John Sullivan
Fell River
Take Welch
Boxing Chat and Betting Rules From Boston Boxing Writer
Charley, now writing boxing for the Telegraph as Mat, laments a crooked fight and asserts a referee’s power to bet off. Mentions Connor Sharkey Fitzsimmons sizes, McCoy and Sharkey bouts, and Tim McCarthy as a top coach. Prep time to bet on Corbett versus McCoy noted.
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Tom Sharkey
Tim McCarthy
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Rob Roy
Loving Cup Presented to Cornell Coach Moakley in Boston
A silver loving cup was presented to John F Moakley by Rev M C Gilbride of St. Augustine Church South Boston It honors his work on the Diamond Athletic Carnival and Field Day Moakley leaves for Ithaca to direct Cornell football training and he has renewed for two more years as athletic coach Also a cup was given to Peter F Kelley for assisting Moakley as referee and athletic committee chair.
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Auto Races Stir Eastern States Interest at Newport
Public excitement builds for automobile races at Aquidneck Park Newport on June 6 entries from W. K. Vanderbilt Jr Howard Vanderbilt George S Scott Max Muller Knight Neftel and others. Entries include steam gasoline electric and tri cycle machines with cups and prizes donated by Vanderbilt Oelrichs Belmont and the New England Vehicle Transportation Company. Time records are anticipated to be broken.
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Boston
New England Vehicle Transportation Company
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Locomobile Comany of America
New Englandlectric Vehicle Transportation Ompany
Alexander Wins Niagara International Tennis Final
Niagara-on-the-Lake Ont August 2 The Niagara International Tennis Tournament concluded with Frederick Alexander of Princeton defeating Sumner Hardy in straight sets to win the men s single handicap final.
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Wanderers Defeat Aston Zingari In Wet Halifax Cricket
In Halifax the Wanderers beat Aston Zingari by 289 to 7 percent with 239 runs in the forenoon as a wet crease hampered bowlers and fielders. The sun later dried the pitch allowing the Boston side to face stronger bowling and fielding.
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Minor League Scores East and Connecticut Leagues
Eastern League results include Toronto beating Rochester 4 1 in game one and Rochester 10 5 in game two, plus Springfield 13 2 over Providence and Hartford 4 2 over Worcester in ten innings. Montreal 6 Syracuse 2. Meriden 6 New Haven 1. Norwich 3 Waterbury L.
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Waterbury
Cyclist Harry Elkes Returns Home From Europe
Harry D. Elkes Glens Falls rider who won the old world championship arrives in Boston with mixed fortune and romance. He met mentor P. O. Sheehan, courts a $1000 first race bonus, and trains at Charles River Park as talks of a five mile exhibition in Waltham Labor Day races begin.
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New York
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Waltham
Corbett McCoy contest results to be announced at Charles River Park
Sandy Champion will serve as announcer for the Corbett McCoy contest results to be announced at Charles River Park. Councilman Arthur Peck plans to introduce a bill to the Legislature to curb bicycle thefts. The Tiger Roadsters hold a century ride to Newburyport on Sept. 9 with go as you please starts from Copley Square at 6 7 and 8:30 a. m.
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Waltham
Narragansett
Providence
Met Litan
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Robbie Walthour
Billy Corcoran
Gaelic Football Game Promises Labor Day Event
Everett division A O H announces a Gaelic football card at Albietia Park on Labor Day with 1600 tickets sold. Prominent purse of 100 dollars and games under Gaelic rules feature Richman boys and teams from Somerville Malden Everett and Exiles Everett. Entries handled by Hugh Law and Curnane.
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Line
Hugh Law
Cross Street
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Broadway
Golf Match Poland Springs Defeats Portland Club
On the Poland Springs links Portland Golf Club was heavily beaten by the Poland Club in the afternoon match. Faton was the lone visitor winner, with overall scores Poland 40 to Portland 1.
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I. W. Chick
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W. Chick
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Bates
Carter
Coyle
Players Bench Report Of Nichols Mercer Or Taylor Game
Giants struggle in a delayed game as umpire Swartweed injures a thumb after a fall running to second. Nichols and Mercer or Taylor facing off with uncertain tail end standings in a tense matchup.
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