New York Pulls Off Wide-Hit Victory With Eleven Runs
Tenney and De montreville lead two-base hits for New York as Dunn Mathewson contribute. Hale and Pittinger each allow multiple runs over seven innings. Carney steals a base, Long delivers a sacrifice, and at a pace of 1 of 50m the game sees Byrgle Pit tinger and Mathewson’s dominance with eight strikeouts. Cantillon umpired.
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Dunn
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Hale
Pittinger
Carney
Long
Byrgle
Cantilon
Manchester Defeats Concord in Ninth Straight Win
In Manchester New Hampshire on July 2 the home team stretched its winning streak to nine with a listless nine inning victory over Concord Morrissey pitched well for Manchester while O'Brien struggled behind a shaky defense Concord made six hits but ample support failed to prevent the loss Errors doomed the visitors in a game marked by routine play and early mistakes with the final score not disclosed in the excerpt.
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Local game ends 3 to 2 with injuries in eighth
In Haverhill Dover won 3 to 2 after a close contest. Both pitchers held hits well through seven innings with running catches by Deininger and Doe noted. A collision between Foley and Gutheen in the ninth left Foley with a fractured collarbone and hospitalized.
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New England
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Dover
Deininger
Doe
Foley
Gutheen
Nashua Beats Lowell as Cross Homers in Seventh
In Lowell on July 2 Nashua clinched a win as Cross hit a seventh inning home run preventing a whitewash. Lowell failed to reach base with no runners left on. Bannon was benched for disputing a decision.
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Bannon
Fall River Nips Lawrence 9 to 6 in loose baseball game
Fall River beat Lawrence 9 to 6 in a poorly played game marked by errors on Lawrence. Long batted freely as Fall River gained the lead with key hits and steady pitching from Wade and Long. Attendance and other details are noted alongside the uneven play and earned runs tally.
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Steere
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Basketball Tonight Pairings Highlight Eastern Rivalries
Washington faces Boston while Cleveland meets Detroit and Chicago confronts St Louis in key late season pairings. Baltimore travels to Philadelphia as the schedule stacks high stakes city matchups.
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Senators overpower Red Sox in grounds debut for Adkins
Washington tabbed eight runs on Adkins and Williams at Mea Ave grounds as Orth kept Boston’s bats in check. Freeman’s fifth inning homer sparked crowd excitement while Stahl, Delehanty, Gleason and Carey stood out in a high scoring affair before final out.
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Harry Gleason
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Ryan
Baltimore Defeats Philadelphia 2–1 In Tight Contest
Baltimore edged Philadelphia 2 to 1 in a closely contested game. McGinnity pitched better than Plank, Gilbert was expelled for protesting, Powers injured his ankle while rounding the bases, and 2,482 attended.
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Plank
Gilbert
Powers
Baseball game summary with stolen bases and pitching notes
The record lists stolen bases by Hartsell and Davis with two by Cross and M Cross. Double plays by McGinnity Gilbert McGann Schreckengost and Davis. Baltimore left on base seven times, Philadelphia six. McGinnity walked once, Seybold hit by pitch, McGinnity struck out twice and Plank twice. Thwe 1b 40m. Umpires Johnson and Carruthers.
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Hartsell
Fultz
McGann
Davis
Seymour
L. Cross
Robinson
Seybold
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Oyler
M.cross
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Castro
McGary
Plank
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Feresnahan
Bresnahan
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Tultz
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M. Cross
McGinnity
St. Louis Beats Chicago Twice on Hard Fought Ball Games
St Louis won two well played games against Chicago. Only one hit crossed Donahue until the eighth in game one. Garvin faltered in the seventh of game two allowing four straight hits. Mertes stole home in the seventh while Powell held the ball. Attendance 4900. The scores follow.
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Garvin
Mertes
Powell
Baseball Game Summary Highlights Double Plays and Stolen Bases
Daly Davis and Isbell turned double plays while Jones and Davis executed another. Wallace and Padden combined on a double play. Donohue Mertes Istell and Daly stole bases with pace. Garvin hit by pitch in one. Powell walked once and Garvin once. Powell struck out eight. Garvin struck out two. St. Louis left two on, Chicago one. Time 45 minutes. Umpire Sheridan.
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Detroit Beats Cleveland With Scoring Spree In Later Innings
Detroit hit Moore safely in every inning after the third while Mercer scattered Cleveland hits except in the eighth when three singles and a walk produced two runs. Detroit used Arndt from the State League who fielded well and doubled with two on. Attendance 1748.
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Buffalo Edges Newark in First Pair 5 2 Wayne
Buffalo defeats Newark 5 to 2 in the first game and wins 7 to 1 in the second at Buffalo. In Rochester the Jersey City club beats Rochester 9 to 8.
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Canadian crew sails toward Henley regatta after fast mile
The Argonaut crew from Toronto left Bourne End for Henley after a mile and a quarter row equalling the record. Scholes, the Canadian sculler, has arrived in Henley. Henley regatta runs from July 8 to July 10 with events commencing Tuesday.
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Combination Park Harness Races Offer Five Events Tomorrow
Afternoon races include the 2:23 trot for Dorchester Driving Club members, the 2:18 trot, and the free-for-all pace. A nurses race under 1:09 and a running event close the program. Entries list 2:02 class trotters, mile heats, best three in five, with notable contenders such as Alice B and Ninety-one among others.
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Boston boyback from London on boxing coronation carnival reports
W F M Brookline reports that Joe Fipstein returns from London with views on American boxers abroad. He says boxers wander amid the London scene, many may not return home, coronation fightswere influenced by ringside jobs, and rumors about Count Sandy Ferguson and Joe Robinson loom large. He asserts his account is verified and exclusive.
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Big Bout Promised At Cambridge Athletic Club
The Cambridge Athletic Club features a major boxing match tonight with Jack Carrig facing Mike Sullivan. Both fighters report excellent condition and strong confidence as promoter Joe Reed expects a near capacity crowd. Also noted are Pat Sheedy’s England trip for two weeks and Macon McCormick planning a vaudeville monologue act drawing on gladiator memories.
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Bob Fitzsimmons
James J. Corbett
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