Lindy's Pitching Beats the Doves in 2-0 Shutout
Elizabeth Stars defeat Tenneyites 2 to 0 as Linderman shines on the mound allowing four hits and no one reaches second until the ninth. Boukes also pitches well while Sweeney adapts to the league and new pitcher Ben Henderson joins the squad ahead of a Brooklyn double header and Philadelphia trip.
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N. J
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Orendorff
Pony Pattery
Beaumont
Bridwell
Tenneyites
McGraw
Giants
Elizabeth Stars
Linderman
Brooklyn
Boston
Chicago
Doves
Philadelphia
Quakers
Tenney
Ritchey
Three Dory Racers Chosen for International Contest
After three races the Massachusetts Racing Dories Association selected Elizabeth F Sunny Jim and Crescent to represent Bay State Yacht Club Swampscott Dory Club and Annisquam Yacht Club at Shelburne Nova Scotia. The Teaser owner announced an appeal after the final choice.
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Marblehead
Massachusetts Racing Dories Association
Shelburne
N. S
Elizabeth F
C. E. Ruhl
Bay State Yacht Club
Sidney Doane
Swampscott Dory Club
Crescent
Robert Burnet
Annisquam Yacht Club
Sunny Jim
Teaser
Joseph Vaux
Annual Championships Set for New York July 4
The all around amateur championships move from Jamestown to New York on July 4 after two years in Boston. Entries include Martin J. Sheridan and Richard Cotter of the Irish-American Athletic Club Dennis Murray of Dublin and John J. Dalton of St. Louis Christian Brothers College. Sheridan seeks a record score after winning at Tech Field Brookline and missing last year due to illness.
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Boston
New York
Jamestown
Martin J. Sheridan
Richard Cotter
Irish-American Athletic Club
Dennis Murray
Dublin
Ireland
John J
Dalton
Christian Brothers’ College of
Boxing Week Ahead With Many Matches Across Cities
Boxers George Cole and Jim Barry square off in Philadelphia tonight. Martin Candle debuts in New York against Billy Glover while Maine hosts bouts featuring Jack Kenyon versus Max Cote in Bar Harbor and Jimmy Briggs versus Arthur Cote in Calais. The week promises lively contests as favorites clash and new talents emerge.
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Jim Barry
George Cole
Johnny Jones
Kid Flink
Philadelphia
Martin Canole
Billy Glover
Johnny Carroll
Jim McVey
New York
Max Cote
Jack Kenyon
Bar Harbor
Jimmy Briggs
Arthur Cote
Galais
Kid Dufresne
Jimmy
Harlon
Fred Sidney
Young Saxe
Eastport
Bii Squires
Tommy Burns
Colma
Cal
Unk
Barry
Cole
Martin Candle
New England
South Boston
Martin
Maine
Pine Tree
Calais
Pirates Beat Cubs Twice in Sloppy Day at Chicago
In Chicago on June 30, Pittsburgh won the first game 8 to 5 after Hoffman's misplay allowed three runs. The second game, a free hitting affair lasting nearly three hours, ended tied 4 to 4 at the 13th inning when darkness halted play.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
Hoffman
Cincinnati and St Louis Split Honors in Twin Bill
Cincinnati and St Louis divided honors in a doubleheader. Ewing was struck hard after a three-base hit in the first game. Mason left the mound early in the second, Beebe retired in the third as Cincinnati continued to hit Kar ger hard in that inning.
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Ewing
Mason
Beebe
Karger
Hukgins
Lobert
Mitchell
Davis
Ganzel
Schlel
eLean
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Byrne
Murray
Huggins
Halls
Carpenter
Athletics Face Four-Game Set With Washington
Baseball notes report the Athletics host Washington for four games starting tomorrow at the old South End grounds. The Tenney band will be honored Saturday as they open against Cincinnati. Friday is a rest day for local teams after two games on the Fourth.
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Athletics
Washington
Tenney Band
Old South End
Cincinnati
World cycling title at stake in five race series
Local cycling fans will follow the championship of America series with James Moran Hugh MacLean Elmer Collins and Bobby Walthour among probable starters. The July 4 race adds to prior points with five races planned to determine the national champion who earns a shot at the European world title.
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Revere
Walthour
MacLean
James Moran
Hugh MacLean
Elmer Collins
Bobby Walthour
Moran
Collins
White and Chicago Stop Detroit 2 0 in Fresh Showdown
Chicago won 2 to 0 as White pitched effectively for the White Sox while Detroit failed to score until late innings. Siever also fared well with Detroit managing only a fifth inning single by two batters after a walk. The second run came on two hits and a passed ball with Archer hit in the seventh. Crawford and Cobb stole bases for Chicago.
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Anderson
Sesecces
Mingise
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Tinker
Steinfeldt
Chance
Woums
Ceaseses
Hoffman
Chicago
Fingle
Sheckard
Storke
Clarke
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Leever
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Abbatechio
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Day
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Gibson
Jolnstone
White
Detroit
Siever
Aoe
Archer
Chicagos
Cart
Rossman
Donohue
Crawford
Cobb
Chicag
Slever
O’loughlin
Boston Americans Triumph Rubber Match in 6-0 Win
Boston Americans defeated Providence 6 to 0 in Rocky Point. Joe Harris pitched superbly with four hits allowed. Congalton Knight and Ferris led Boston with multiple hits and four two-baggers in the fifth inning. Attendance was about 7000 as Harris and Killian combined for strong relief.
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R. I
Boston Americans
Providence
Hugh Duffy
Pilgrims
Big Joe Harris
Boston
Jack Stevens
Duffy
Grimshaw
McGuire
Pruitt
Harris
McConnell
Knight
Lord
Chadbourne
Alstein
Buster
Abstein
Sullivan
Congalton
Stevens
Ferris
Om Stevens
Killian
Armbruster
Crawford
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