Highlanders Edge Red Sox in Late Rally for Win
The Highlanders finally beat the Red Sox 9 to 7 after a back and forth game. Larry Pape pitched well until the final innings as Gardner Lewis and Hooper led New York’s early offense with three base hits and home runs, while Ford’s driving helped Boston rally but fell short.
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Larry Pape
Wolverton
Bedient
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Pape
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Gardner
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Hooper
Ford
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Martin
Stump
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Wagner
Henriksen
R Daniels
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Reesere
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Henri
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O Loughlin
Egan
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Tigers Rally To Beat Cleveland 8 7 In Detroit
Detroit notes that the Tigers overcame a six run Cleveland lead as seven second inning hits sparked their comeback. Krapp faltered in the seventh allowing four runs. Baskette relieved in the ninth with one ball in play Moriarty delivering the decisive hit to left for the winning run.
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Tigers
Cleveland
Krapp
Baskette
Moriarty
White Sox and Browns Split in St Louis Doubleheader
St Louis pulled out a 2 1 victory in the first game on a ninth inning rally while Chicago came back to win the second 5 4. Two base hits by Callahan Kutina Pratt and a late rally shaped the scores as FE Brown Walsh and White pitched for the teams. umpires Connolly and Hart.
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Chicago
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Touhaseo
Callahan
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Pratt
Austin
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Shotten
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Rath
Walsh
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White
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Benz
Hamilton
Jon
Hamil
Krichell
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Pivadaccaes
Jantsen
Creee
Cccceeces
Laporte
Bis Csereaces
Eescesepees
Stephens
Senators Win Out In Last Of Game
Washington defeated Philadelphia 5 to 3 as all runs came in the final three innings. Hughes was hit at timely moments but Petty closed the game quickly. Star efforts came from McBride and Oldring.
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Philadelphia Today
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Petty
McBride
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Houck
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Milan
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Gandil
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Washington Ag
Mme
Westervelt
Prans
International League Totals from Toronto Newark and Montreal
Rochester defeats Toronto 6 to 3 in the first game and Edges Toronto 5 to 4 in the second game. Newark beats Jersey City 6 to 4. Montreal hosts Buffalo with a 6 run tally noted in the report.
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Toronto
Rochester
Newark
Jersey
Major League Matchups Across Five Cities
In a slated schedule, Boston faces Philadelphia, Chicago meets St. Louis, Cleveland plays Detroit, and New York travels to Washington in key midseason clashes across multiple venues. The series highlights regional rivalries and strategic matchups.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago Ecommerce
Washington
Cleveland Creuwee Eseceeeren
Detroit
New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
National and New England Matchups Listed
National games include Philadelphia against Boston and Brooklyn versus New York. New England pairings feature Brockton at New Bedford Haverhill at Lowell Lawrence at Fall River and Worcester at Lynn.
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New York
Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
ST. Louis
Chicago
Nt Attee
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
New England
R. H E Brockton
Astesese
Lowell
Brockton
Lawrence
National
New Bedford
Haverhill
Fall River
Worcester
Lynn
Local baseball results from Greater Boston leagues
Yesterday Salem defeated Dorchester 2 to 1 at Bridge Street grounds while Somerville beat Everett Chelsea 7 to 6 at Somerville City Field. South Boston led league standings with a 3 to 1 win over Lynn.
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Lynnn
Ocean Park
Lynn
Salem
Dorchester
Somerville
Everett
South Boston
Chelsea
Americans Win Pistol Shoot at Stockholm Olympics
In the 60 metre team pistol event, the United States won gold with a score of 1916. Sweden took silver with 1849 and Great Britain bronze with 1804, confirming another American Olympic victory.
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Stockholm
Sweden
United States
Great Britain
America
Miller Drives In Winning Tally in Philadelphia Victory
Philadelphia edged Brooklyn 7 to 6 after a late rally in the eighth inning. Key hits included Wheat's homer and doubles by Hummel and Tooley, plus Knabe's sacrifice and Dooin's single. R Miller's double clinched the lead with two walks, a pitching change, and tight defense.
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Brooklyn
Wheat
Hummel
Tooley
Knabe
Dooin
R. Miller
Alexander
Northen
Isyoomiy
Lobert
Cravath
Magee
Doolan
Daubert
Smith
Doom
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Brennan and Emslie
A. E
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Soar
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Sceweess
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TB PO
Moran
Eeewesceeres
Erwin
Facia
Cubs Batter Three Pirate Pitchers
Chicago hammered Pittsburg with 16 hits for 28 bases and routed the Pirates 9 to 2. Robinson started for Chicago, Cole, Warner and Cheney pitched for Pittsburgh, with Sater Archer Sheckard and Schulte among the hitters.
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Chicago
Robinson
Cole
Sater
Archer
Wilson
Sheckard
Schulte
Tinker
Cheney
Leach
Warner
Pittsburgh
Rigler and Finneran
PO. A. E
Zimmerman
S Biviccaesue Saier
Everg
Ceecoerses
Simon
Coren Seccenes
Hendrix Weorsreoereee Cole
Hyatt Ceee
Ene
Highlanders Acquire Shortstop O Dowd From Brockton
July 2 New York Americans and the New England league club completed a deal sending Leo O Dowd of South Weymouth to the Highlanders. O Dowd, who had been with independent ball in Atlantic City, was released by Brockton and joins the Highlanders after leaving Boston tonight.
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New York Americans
New England League
Leo O’dowd
South Weymouth
Atlantic City
Highlanders
Boston
O’dowd
Gaussint Wins Open Golf Championship in France
Paris reports Jean Gaussint, a Frenchman, captured the open golf championship of France at La Boulle links today. His victory marks a notable triumph in the national event with Gaussint edging rivals in the final rounds.
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Jean Gaussint
France
la Boulle Links
Giants Slow Braves In 7 3 Victory At New York
Johnny McGraw's Giants defeated the Boston Braves 7 to 3 in New York. Snodgrass homered twice driving in three runs as Crandall and the defense supported the Giants to hand Boston its fifth straight defeat. Dickson started strong for Boston but the rally stalled with costly errors and poor baserunning.
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Johnny McGraw
Boston Braves
Braves
Orey Crandall
Boston
Klingers
Dickson
Hub Boys
Muggsy McGraw
Kirke
Sweeney
Giants
Snodgrass
John Titus
Brockton Edges Lowell In 11th Inning Thriller
Brockton won 4 to 3 over Lowell in 11th with four hits in the eighth tieding the score. Sullivan drove in Barry with the winning run in the 11th as Clemens was hit by a batted ball. Brocketon had six left on base and Zeiser allowed four bases on balls.
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Snodgrass
Jawn Titus
Campbell
Sweeney
Houser
Crandall
Merkle
O’ Rourke
Dickson
New England
Brockton
Lowell
Zeiser
Sullivan
Barry
Smith
Howard
Anderson
Clemens
Monahan
Miller
McLane
Wadleigh
Lonergan
Halstein
Kanff
Worcester Defeats New Bedford 7 to 0 in Baseball Clash
Worcester pounded Griffith for 13 hits and rode two home runs by Shorten to a decisive 7 0 win over New Bedford. Van Dyke exited after a finger injury then Wilson held the hosts to two runs through the late innings as Worcester chased early. Nye and Shorten drove in three runs apiece, with Shorten counting two homers in the lopsided victory.
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Worcester
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Wilson
Griffith
Shorten
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Ye Shorten
Spires
McCune
Delaney
Nye
Flaherty
Aubrey
Clemens
Rum
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Ness
Crum
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Bedford 5 Passed bat McCune and held by Wilson
Batting notes show Bedford scored 5 runs with McCune out on a passed ball. Wilson struck out 8 and Griffith 2. Maranville to Connaughton to Ness completed a double play. Van Dyke allowed 2 hits in 3 innings, Wilson 2 in 7 innings. Umpire Lanigan. Time ih 44m.
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A.E. Lawrence
Walsh
A.F. Merrill
Carlstrom
Weaver
Briggs
Bowcock
Kennedy
Luyster
R F
Rose
Phoenix
Hickman
Hor
Lawrence Eoreeece
Merrill
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Phenix
Hoff
Left River
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Wilson
Fullerton
River
Stafford
Fall River Beats Lawrence 5-2 on July 2 in New England
Fall River used timely hits and errors by Lawrence to win 5 to 2. Merrill made a one handed catch a notable feature as the game unfolded in Fall River on July 2.
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Lawrence
Merrill
Haverhill Defeats Lynn 3 to 0 in Baseball Tilt
Haverhill blanked Lynn 3 to 0 as Kessler pitched steadily and received solid support. Haverhill scored in two innings, with Courtney, Carney and Cross driving runs. Key defensive plays included double plays Young to Campbell to Carney and McGovern to Carco, while Waller struck out four. Time 35 minutes. Umpire Rorty.
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Kessler
Courtney
Carney
Cross
Haverraill Lynn
A.E
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Govern
Young
Reh
Cargo
Campbell
Logan
White
Pratt Ceres
Wallace
Weeden
Perkins
Waller
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