Speed Boys Crippled Again By Injury To Captain Lord
Washington reports the Boston Red Sox opening loss to the Senators as captain Harry Lord injures his left hand and will miss about two weeks. Engle replaces him at third as Boston struggles in the game with Johnson pitching. The Senators win 1 0 after Boston fails to capitalize on chances and a barber-shop hair-cut subplot headlines the day.
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Rote Speed Boys
Washington
Red Sox
Donovan
Harry Lord
Engle
Smith
Johnson
Lord
Schaefer
Aften
Samson
Charlie Street
Street
Sox
Hooper
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Lora
Speaker
Stahl
Gardner
Roston
Elberfeld
Doc Gessier
Wagner
McBride
Germany
Unglaub
Frank Afrellanes
Doc Gessler
Belond
Senators
Athletics Win Twice From the Highlanders
Philadelphia and New York split a doubleheader with Coombs and Ford in a pitchers’ duel. In the second game Boston faltered, Engle’s error sparked a rally as Washington and Unglaub faltered, while New Bedford routed Haverhill 12 to 1 behind strong hitting and sharp fielding.
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Coombs
Ford
Plank
Bender
Hiladelphia
New York
Lowell Defeats Brockton In Close 3 2 Baseball Win
In Lowell this afternoon, Lowell beat Brockton 3 to 2 in a free hitting game. The contest stayed tight until the eighth, when Lowell produced six hits and five runs to secure the victory.
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New England
Lowell
Brockton
Fall River Defeats Lynn 7 to 0 in Baseball Battle
Bedient allowed only two hits and struck out nine as Fall River shut out Lynn 7 to 0. Swarmstead faced 4 batters in relief. Notable hits included two-base shots by Weisenstein and Bedient, with Weaver and Bertwhistle adding three-base hits. Run scorers were Butler Weaver Devine Bowcock and Weisenstein. Stolen bases by Devine, and Fall River left five to Lynn's two.
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Five Mile Championship at Celtic Park Planned
Boston sports bettors lay $5000 on Frank Kanaly for the five mile championship race at Celtic Park tomorrow under the Twentieth Century Club. Kanaly, touted as a top Boston runner, wired he will start with a group of local supporters accompanying him.
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Frank Kanaly
New York
Twentieth Century Club
Celtic Park
Kanaly
Baseball matchups listed for national and American leagues
National games feature Philadelphia at Boston Brooklyn at New York Cincinnati at Pittsburg Chicago at St. Louis and American schedule has Boston at Washington New York at Philadelphia Detroit at Cleveland St. Louis at Chicago Lawrence at Worcester Lynn at Fall River Brockton at Lowell and Haverhill at New Bedford.
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Tigers Slug Hard but Naps Slug Harder
Cleveland defeated Detroit 8 to 3 as Lajoie starred with two triples and a double in three at bats. Crawford homered over the 45 foot right field wall and screen for the first time. Delehanty Easterly and Graney also batted well. the game was played in Cleveland.
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White Sox Open Park by Losing to Browns
St Louis defeated Chicago 2 to 0 in the first game at the new American League park. Petty pitched a superb game, Walsh struggled. Sullivan caught his first game of the season after an injured foot layoff. An enormous crowd witnessed opening ceremonies with many baseball celebrities.
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St. Louis
Petty
Walsh
Sullivan
Dickey Pearce
F. R. Boerum
Ross Barnes
Rockford
Comiskey
Des Moines
Ted Sullivan
St. Mary's College
Kan
New York
Massachusetts
Knickerbocker
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Harvard
Anson
Williamson
Pfeffer
Clark Breaks Record At Boston A A Invitation Games
Ellery Clark, New England all around champion from Unicorn club, set a hammer record with 187 feet 1 inch at Tech Field. He also placed third in 66-pound weight, pole vault, and 120-yard hurdles as Burns and Coe led in multiple events. Ike Sheehan won the half mile, Hedlund led the mile, and Bowzer topped the 440.
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Ellery Clark
New England
Unicorn” Club
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Freddie Burns
Bill Coe
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Ike’ Sheehan
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Brockton
P. Sullivan
Minneapolis and Three Cities Score Turbulent Night
Minneapolis leads with eight points while St Paul has six and Milwaukee three Indianapolis one in a regional college scoreboard update showing uneven scoring by city teams.
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Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Touching Second
A column reflects on baseball innovation and how new plays emerge from players’ experiments. It tracks evolution from early feats to modern tactics, noting pioneers, equipment changes, and the danger of the game becoming mechanical without continued creative drives.
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Sheridan Withdraws From A. A. U. All-Round Championship
New York July 1. Martin Sheridan will not compete in the A. A. U. all-round championship in Chicago this season. His decision aims to avoid dampening interest in the event, a stance seen as commendable by the sporting world.
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Martin Sheridan
Chicago
Sheridan
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