Baltimore Triumphs as Talenders Tumble in Tight Collision
Baltimore won a hard fought game as a Talender from Cincinnati fell short to Louisville on another field. The event was part of a multi field slate with Louisville edging Cincinnati in a fierce showdown.
Baseball Schedules Across Five Leagues
National League games include Boston at New York Brooklyn at Philadelphia Pittsburg at Chicago St. Louis at Cleveland Cincinnati at Louisville. New England League features Pawtucket at Taunton Newport at Fall River Brockton at New Bedford. Eastern League lines up Providence at Wilkesbarre Springfield at Scranton Rochester at Syracuse Buffalo at Toronto. Other games list Lawrence versus Newton A at Newton.
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Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Louisville
New England
Pawtucket
Taunton
Newport
Fall River
Brockton
New Bedford
Providence
Wilkesbarre
Springfield
Scranton
Rochester
Syracuse
Buffalo
Toronto
Lawrence
Newton A. A
Newton
Orioles Edge Washington In Tight July Home Win
Baltimore won the final home game before July 27 as pitcher Nops delivered strong relief to secure an eighth inning rally against Washington. The champions claim the victory on their home field.
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Baltimore
Washington
Orioles
Nops
Colonels Rally to Beat Reds for First Win of Season
Louisville Journal reports the Colonels defeated the Reds for the first time this season with 1,000 in attendance. The game details note Hartman issuing wild pitches and McGinty and Donahue handling the pitching and fielding, with time listed as two hours.
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Hartman
Hart, Coleman
Louisville
Colonels
Reds
Colts Rally After Two Outs To Win
Chicago July 2. Errors by Padden and Donnelly plus a base on balls and timely hits by Connor Everett and Ryan propelled the Colts to a late fifth inning victory. Attendance 1060. The score remains to be listed.
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Chicago
Padden
Donnelly
Connor
Everett
Ryan
Colts
Er McCormick
Je Eeteeesetes Emec
Anson
Pittsburg
Smith
Peeesseseeeseese Padden
Davis
C.f. Lyons
Donovan
Ertt
Clevelan AB Burkett
Cilds
Sockalexis
UcKean
Seer Wallace
O’connor
Immer
St, Louis
Inglas
R.f
Mman
Sete
Fartman
Wane -Fosss
Perereves Harley
C.f
J. C. Ees
Coleman
Veland
Cleveland
Stuis
St. Louis
Burke
Miner
Harley
Ouble
Childs
Ebean
Cross
Allman
Fragmented score list from multiple games across cities
Partial baseball football score snippets showing several city pairings and match outcomes. Entries include Portland versus Lewiston 6 with Toronto 6 Buffalo 2 Norfolk 13 Norfolk 8 Newark 3 Norfolk 1 Reading 8 Reading 5 and Richmond 6 with Pater son 3.
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Portland
Lewiston
Toronto
Buffalo
Norfolk
Newark
Reading—Athletics
Reading
Richmond
Paterson
Bee Springfield
Scranton
Spring
Record of Scores Across Cities
Summary reflects a numeric ledger with city names Boston Baltimore and New York showing tallies 745 691 611 and a subline mentioning 14 17 21 following these figures. The fragment preserves a sports or standings motif with repeated city markers and numeric scores.
Puritan Defends Title In Marblehead Regatta
The Eastern Yacht Club handicap regatta at Marblehead saw Puritan win first prize in the first class schooners after a tight finish. Marguerite placed second with Fortuna close behind, while Adrienne led the second class schooners and Crystal won the third class sloops on corrected times. Ladies’ day drew a large crowd as the Salem Cadet Band performed at the clubhouse.
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Marble!iead
Eastern Yacht Club
Foe Club
Fortua
Marguerite
Puritan
Leeward
Marblehead Neck
Eastern Yacht Club_barrel
Souheast
Haltay Rock
Roark
Nahant
Fortuna
Ituna
Adrienne
Frolic
Vir Ida
Kathleen
Hope Leslie Ted
Faile
Gloriana
Mildred
Tomboy
Crystal
Salladin
Mboy
Salem Cadet
Boston
New AM
Baltimore
N York
X.m.s. H.m.s
New York
Mere Puritan
H. B. den
H. H. White
Hope Leslie
J. M. Lassell
E. T. Bige
Psee
Metaein
Loud
Teeabor
W. S. HL
Vconsiss
G. Dexter
Baseball summary of several minor league games
The Senators made most runs on errors while the Birds finally faced Silver King in the eighth inning. Key moments included Bowerman's batting and Bowerman’s defense with double plays. Attendence listed as 184 with scores across multiple cities including Syracuse 5 Rochester 3 Providence 10 Wilkes Barre 0 New Bedford 6 Brockton 4 Pawtucket 2 Fall River 13 Belfast 10 Bangor 9.
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Senators
Birds
Jennin
Bowerman
Syracuse
Rochester
Providence
Wilkesarre
New Bedford
Brockton
Pawtucket
Fall River
Belfast
Bangor
Browns Rally In Cleveland Tilt Amid Umpire Row
July 2 Cleveland game saw Burkett provide strong batting while cross and Hiley spark the fielding. Browns protested McGinty as umpire and settled with pitcher Dokahue officiating. Doname called many close calls and some not close, McGinty stayed impartial as 80 fans watched.
Baseball and Football Moves Shuffle Players and Games
George Mahoney ordered to join Boston. Jimmy McGarr and Nick Young staff link. Donahue, Connor from Waterbury named in rosters. Boston Reds seek July 6 match. Everetts vs Murray Irwin at Athletic Park with Carters of Franklin. South End grounds clash Roxbury YMCA for Roxbury title.
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New York
George Mahoney
Boston
He Rogers
Cincinnati Ub
Tom Tucker
Jimmy McGarr
Cleveland
Columbus
Western Association
Jimmy
Nick Young
Donahue
St. Louis
Klobedanz
Lachance
Brooklyn
Roger Connor
Waterbury
Conn
O'Malley Boys
Jennie Cramer
Connor
Boston Reds
D. J. Conroy
Broadway
South Boston
Everetts
Runner Charlie Bean challenges Tommy Conneff for purse races
Franklin Falls NH runner Charlie Bean issues a challenge to Tommy Conneff for a series of races for a purse. Conneff appears in the one mile today returning from abroad as regatta plans unfold under the NRAA and City of Boston.
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Charlie Bean
Franklin Falls
N. H
Tommy Conneff
Boston
Fox
Boston Athletic Association
Union B. C
B. A
E. Grady
Knickerbocker A. C
New York
Repsiary
Ellery Clark
Pat Carroll
Tinder
Irelan
Emmets
Chelsea
Everett Baseball Grounds
John Macke
P. Mahoney
M. Langon
D. Foley
Him Doherty
C. Barrett
John Barrett
D. Buckley
Flynn
P. Buckley
John Sullivan
Daniel Lehane
J . Broadley
P. Corcoran
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J J. O’conners
M. Conners
O'Keefe
Malden
Brrds
Somerville
Cording
East Fourth Street
Jeffries Point
Robert H. Baker
Tohnsons
Breaun
York
New
Australian featherweight McGowan in talks for San Francisco bout
Boxing writer George V. Tuohby reports Jack McGowan of Australia may fight Sally Smith in San Francisco if California Athletic Commission conditions are met for a July 28 match. The piece reviews McGowan’s career, potential conflicts with Smith, and related boxing events and legal tensions in New York.
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Jack McGowan
San Francisco
Sally Smith
California A. C
Smith
Palmer
Ndon
Sally
Johnny Lavack
Willie Smith
Johnny
Tommy Dixon
Johnny Griffin
Braintree
McGowan
Tim Hegarty
Sydney
MceGowan
Hegarty
Melbourne
Mines Hall
Bal
South Africa
Jimmy Murphy
Ani
Ted O'Neil
Tom Hope
Victoria Hall
Nipper Peakes
Harry Perry
Cumberland Club
Actin
Perry
Mickey Peach
Nathan's Hall
Antipodes
Griffo
Sullivan
Fitzsimmons
Ambrose Park
Brooklyn
John L
Bob
Pubch
Roeber
Vera- Scoplo
Carson
New
New York
Cornell
New York State
Ae George V. Tuohby
Hundreds of Riders Enter Franklin Park Race Meet
The city of Moston hosts a large Franklin Park program with nineteen heats and finals from 9 to 12 o'clock. A. K. Pressey returns to competition amid a field of 149 quarter mile entrants and 54 entries in the sprint. Officials note large heats and tight scheduling as riders vie for records and official recognition of their June 17 performances.
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Franklin Park
Moston
Franklin Ark
Pers
A A. K. Pressey
Eddie McDuffee
Peter Berlo
Percival
Phineas Pendleton
William R. Oliver
Fred Smith
J. McGuire
Charles Nathan
Elmer Johnson
Myatt
William J. Wilson
George A. Ford
W. J. Cheeseman
H. M. Curry
F. A. Johnson
W. F. Stafford
A. J. Battle
E. H. Gratt
G. D. Barnes
William Jabling
Joseph Slocum
H. Oberlander
John Sutherland
William Weber
Wiliam O'n¢Arthur Vallely
Saunders
BE. F. McLean
H. Ss. Fox
Cj . Pickard
W. F. Norris
J. Skelton
BH. C
John
Irlen
J. H. Farmer
J. R. Ma
Thomas Bradford
W. P. Boardman
Char Ardman
J. E. Harding
Corntee
Racing Board
Mott
Dorntee
May Have Records Chairman Clears Up a Misapprehension
In Boston, Chairman Matt addresses a misunderstanding after a recent Charles River Park match race between Jimmy Michael and his unnamed rival. The event draws attention to records possibly in dispute and ongoing clarification by officials.
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Matt
Boston
Jimmy Michael
Charles River Park
Cambridge Monday entries for Charles River Park races
Manager Ducker lists Monday afternoon races at Charles River Park with entries for one third mile open amateurs including Mulrenin Sanborn San born Crozier Petties Donahue Emmet Kimball Taylor Pickard Smith Lynch Voge Brinkerhoff. Also two mile tandem amateur races and mile open professional events with Nadeau Reynolds Mayo Saunders Butler Compe Rhodes Craigue Pierce Haggerty Walsh Starbuck and others.
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Ducker
Charles River Park
D. J. Mulrenin
Charles B. Sanborn
L. W. Sanborn
William Crozier
F. A. B. Petties
P. J. Donahue
F. Emmet
C. L. Kimball
H. Taylor
W. D. Pickard
S. R. Smith
J. A. Lynch
W. L. Voge
W. R. Brinkerhoff
H. and
F. Taylor
McKenzie
Lupton
Pickard
Darlow
Lynch
Voge
F. H. Sowneendé
Joseph Nadeau
W. S. Reynolds
H. Mosher
Watson Coleman
Nat Butler
Frank Butler
I. W. Compe
Rhodes Me Craigue
B. W. Pierce
Hugh Betman
A. A. McLean
W. B. Sherer
H. P. Mosher
Nat Bursts
L. W. Sped
W. A. Rhodes
G. Crai
F. Haggerty
Tl P. Callahan
J. E.walsh
F. Albert
A. W. Porter
J. F. Starbuck
R. W. Boyd
Bicycle notes outline city to Albany trip and upcoming eight mile race
Speare and Ford of the Powder horn Wheelmen start for Albany and New York via Hudson River trip. Jacobs and Lamb report rapid entries for an eight mile road race open to Quincy Weymouth Braintree and Milton with prizes increased. Norumbega Park at Auburndale offers riding, canoeing, a fountain, theatre, deer park and Lee's restaurant opening Sunday for holiday crowds.
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Messrs
Speare and
Ford
Chelsea
Albany
Hudson River
New York
Jacobs and Lamb
Quincy
Weymouth
Braintree
Milton
Lord Brothers
G. Jacobs
Wollaston
Norumbega Park
Auburndale
Charles River
Racial tensions flare at training quarters in Came bridge
Report describes a conflict among racing men at the training quarters in Came bridge where bottles were thrown after a threat to retaliate with violence. Dick Cronin of Chelsea threatened to throw a bottle if interruptions continued, narrowly missing Frank Butler’s head and injuring another rider. Cronin and Michael earned honors in the clash while Cronin sustained a slight facial injury.
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Camebridge
Dick Cronin
Chelsea
Cronin
Frank Butler
Michael
Massachusetts B. C
Portland
A. D. Peck
Crawford’s
North Conway
Centre Harbor
Lake Winnepesaukee
Westboro
Sanbornville
Messrs
E. W. McGlewen
Bertram Harriott
C. W. Thompson
W. E. Rand
KE. A. Price, Jr
F. B. Kimball
W. J. McCormick
H. G. Merritt
J. W. Roome
F. A. Burgess
Cadet
Boylston Street
Jamaica Plain
Charles Johnquist
Captain Vinton
Titus
Thief Stole Their Bikes in Newburyport Chase
Daniel C. and George W. Lunt of Newbury pursued two bicycle thieves from Rowley to Newburyport. One thief fled after threatening a revolver. the other surrendered and named William Howard and Clarence Sibley of Lynn. The Lunts recovered their machines. the captured suspect was held at the Newburyport police station with a loaded revolver in his pocket.
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Newburyport
Daniel C
George W. Lunt
Newbury
Lunts
Rowley
William Howard
Clarence Sibley
Lynn
Professional Oarsmen Meet On Charles River Regatta Judges
A judges meeting for the New England Amateur Rowing Association regatta on the Charles River elected James L. McCormick as chairman. Officials named include Referee David T. King Starter Thomas H. Gerraughty Timer Peter Kelley and judges Whelton Riley Piner Holland Twiss Maguire. Events listed show single scull entries Erastus D Rogers J J Casey Peter Conley Jack Breen Patrick J Domeovan and four oared professional boats with Casey crew Millstream crews Delano Leverett South Boston and West End crews.
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Charles River
City Hall
James L. McCormick
David T. King
Thomas H. Gerraughty
Peter Kelley
Daniel A. Whelton
Henry J. Riley
FE. Piner
E. J. Holland
George J. Twiss
M. J. Maguire
Erastus D. Rogers
J. J. Casey
Peter Conley
Jack Breen
Patrick J. Dome Ovan
Casey Crew
Millstream
Delano
Leverett
South Boston
West End
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