Sports matchups list from regional and national leagues
American games show Boston at Washington New York at Philadelphia St Louis at Chicago Cleveland at Detroit National games Brooklyn at Boston Philadelphia at New York Chicago at Pittsburgh Cincinnati at St Louis New England 7 Airnn at Haverhill Lawrence at Lowell Fitchburg at Worcester Portland at Lewiston Colontal Brockton at Pawtucket Taunton at Fall River Woonsocket at New Bedford
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PA York
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Cote Eesreesens
Philadelphia
Wittsburg
Brooklyn Ste
Wwe Ne
Boston
New York
Detroit
Washington
Brooklyn
Buffalo
Cri
Etna
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Louis
New England
Ren Burg Dials
Haverhill
Portland
LYNNN
Lewiston
LAW Ence
Worcester
P.C. New Bedford
Fall River
Pawtucket
Woonsocket
Taunton
Brockton
Philadephia
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Lawrence
Lowell
Fitchburg
New Bedford
Local Soccer Scores Across New England Markets
New Haven beat Bridgeport 9 to 4. Pittsfield defeated New Britain 1 to 0. New London and Springfield played to a 4 to 4 draw. Hartford routed Waterbury 7 to 1.
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New Haven
Bridgeport
Pittsfield
New Britain
New London
Springfield
Hartford
Waterbury
M Hartford
Red Sox Sweep Doubleheader to Narrow Gap in AL Race
In Philadelphia on July 2 the Red Sox defeated the Mackmen 7 to 6 and 7 to 1. Speaker hit a first homer of the year in game one, while rookie Fred Coombe pitched effectively in his major league debut in game two helping Boston climb into a tie for fourth place.
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Red Sox
Fred Coombe
Polo Grounds
Carrigan
Highlanders
Croumbe
Athletics
Early Boston Defeat by Close Plays at Second
Scott singled with one down in the first inning and Speaker moved him to third on a hit to right. Rehg hit into a double play. Yerkes singled and stole second as Carrigan brought him home with a long two bagger. Coumbe retired the side safely in the first. Barry lived on a Gardner error then singled in the fifth but was thrown out attempting to steal. Hooper drew a base on balls at the start.
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Boston
Red Sox
Shawkey
Dutch Leonard
Sox
Speaker
Mackmen
Henricksen
Engle
Leon
Scott
Rehy
Collings
Baker
Murphy
MetInnis
Rehg
Henriksen
Yerkes
Flo
Carrigan
Leonard
Hooper
Scot
Barry
Bedient
Oldring
Ray Collins
Eddie Collins
McInnis
Walsh
R. BH
A. E. Hooper
Janvrin
Lb Seers Gardner
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Phila
E. Collins
MeInnis
Tee
Cf Wee
Bonen S
Ciocesasne
Beog Lot
Sinen
Smasae
Philadelphia
Collins
Brown
Janvyrin
Shang
Hildebrand and
O'Loughlin
Coumbe
Gardner
Harry
Athletics
AB. R
BH. TB
A. FE
Wwooner
Rot. Veses
Ae Speekenst
AB. R. BH
PO. A
Li Murphy
Couns
Sirihk
Citirineds
Cesseses Oreod i Sence
Pennock
Bressler
MelIinis
Hildebrand
Red Sox Closing In On Athletics In Standings
The Red Sox won two games against the league leading Mackinen in Philadelphia yesterday to tie the Browns for fourth place. Boston sits one point ahead of Detroit by 19 points and three games behind first. Washington leads Boston and St. Louis by one point.
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Mackinen
Philadelphia
Red Sox
St. Louis Browns
Detroit
Washington
Boston
St. Louis
Athletics Rally Past Philadelphia in Late Inning Scoring Duel
In a tight game the Boston Athletics overcome Philadelphia with key late runs. Speaker collects three safeties as Rehg drives in runners and Janvrin hits the long fly that helps drive Pennock from the mound. Oldring and Gardner contribute for the Phillies but fall short in a 6-1 decision.
Caldwell Holds Senators Safely in Washington Series
New York defeated Washington 6 to 1 as Caldwell kept the Senators scoreless. Manager Chance shuffled the batting order with Mullen moving to first and Boone to second, and an unusual double play in the sixth inning featured Morgan muffing Daley’s fly but recovering to force Peckinpaugh at second.
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Washington
New York
Washington Today
Bentley Lard
Caldwell
Chance
Mullen
Boone
Morgan
Daley
Peckinpaugh
McBride
Foster
Hartarll
AB. R. BH. TB
Engnameker
MAA Ees. Ieek
Nanamaker
Shanks
Bentley
Harper
Smith
Chill
Sheridan
AB. R. BI. TR. PO
F. Moeller
Milan
F Fee
Ee Smith
F Morgan
Henry
Williams
Poet de Pe
Ah Harper
Cer Ie Agy Og Goet Sc Ekis
Kilbane Beats Mars in Ten Round Featherweight Bout
Cincinnati July 2 John Kilbane champion featherweight fought Mars of this city ten rounds tonight. No decision was given but Kilbane had the better of most rounds marking a knockout impression.
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Cincinnati
Johnny Kilbane
Mars
Consolation possible as US crews seek Henley regatta win
The piece notes America’s losses in the American relay and polo championships but hopes the Union Boat Club or Harvard crews can win the finals at Henley. It also says Francis Ouimet may recover from a British Open setback by capturing the amateur French title alongside the American golf championship.
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Uncle Sam
America
Union Boat Club
Harvard
Francis Ouimet
No Changes To International League Schedule
The International League will keep its current schedule with clubs playing as arranged last spring. The meeting, led by President Barrow, addressed the Baltimore franchise transfer to Richmond. Baltimore’s Dunn was offered 62500 by a Richmond syndicate, retaining 51 shares and managing the club. A tentative deal to buy the Richmond franchise for 16000 and move it elsewhere was discussed.
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New York
Barrow
Baltimore
Richmond
Dunn
Wheel race and coaching notes from local sports scene
The piece notes a planned 25 mile motor race at Revere Track with Leon Didier and George Wiley, and discusses Georgetown coach John O'Reilly amid praise and cautions from Cornell trainer Jack Moakley. It highlights the Irish American A A adding a 600 yard novice event on July 25 at Locust Street and quotes Billy Queal on continued form and a proposed 12 mile Boston match with Jimmy Duffy.
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Leon Didier
George Wiley
Revere
Wiley
John O'Reilly
Georgetown
Jack Moakley
Cornell
Dorchester
Southern College
Jack
O'Reilly
O’reilly
A. A
Locust Street
Billy Queal
Alexandra Bay
New York
Yale
Queal
Jimmy Duffy
Boston
Gasoline Deals Reach Taunton as Cars Heal from Indianapolis Crash
Gossip for motorists notes Taunton gasoline sold at 12 cents a gallon amid a local garage price war. It reports Joe Dawson’s improving condition after his Indianapolis crash on May 30. Marshall Field & Co. buys 12 Packard three ton trucks, boosting Wield fleet to over $40,000 in new equipment and 33 Packards total since 1908. Two Chevrolet race cars head to Sioux City tomorrow with Jes usp and Jack Le Cain driving. Hudson Motor Car Co officials Roy Chapin Howard Coffin R. B. Jackson and Er H Brandt arrived at Copley Plaza yesterday.
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Taunton
Joe Dawson
Indianapolis
Marshall Field & Co
Chicago
Chevrolet
Sioux City
Jessup
Jack le Cain
Roy Chapin
Howard Coffin
R. B. Jackson
Er. H. Brandt
Hudson Motor Car Company
Copley Plaza
O Neill Named Manager of Hartford Ball Club
Dan O Neill of Meriden, formerly of Springfield, will manage the Hartford baseball club of the Western Association, succeeding Si McDonald who will continue to catch for the team in Hartford.
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Hartford
Dan O'Neill
Meriden
Springfield
Hartford Baseball Club
Western Association
Si’ McDonald
Victorious British Polo Team Honored in London Luncheon
Lord Wimborne and the British polo team that won the polo cup at Meadowbrook were treated to a welcome home luncheon today by the Pilgrims in London.
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London
Lord Wimborne
Meadowbrook
Pilgrims
Jay Kirke Joins Cleveland League Club in Detroit Move
Jay Kirke, first baseman for the Cleveland American Association team and former Boston Nationals player, left for Detroit tonight to join the Cleveland American League club.
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Cleveland, O
Jay Kirke
Boston Nationals
Detroit Tonight
Answers to Queries on Sports and Boxing and Club Notices
The note asks how to mail a matchmaker, with a Cambridge address for Al Morton. It records Anchor Association field day at Caledonian Grove on July 18 with open events and July 11 entry deadline. It also states Gunboat Smith beat Sam Langford in 12 rounds by decision, and discusses reach comparisons between Langford and Johnson. It notes Welsh Ritchie and Carpentier Smith bouts on July 7.
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A. C
al Morton
Green Street
Cambridge
Anchor Association of the Ancient Order of United Workmen
Caledonian Grove
H. G. Scrampton
South
Walter Street
Roslindale
A. Carbone
Maranville
Scott
Smith
Sam Langford
Langford
Jack Johnson
Johnson
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Nero
Ocotonial
Federal League
P.C
Indianapolis Ee
Baltimore Shaw
Buffalo - Setar
St Louis
N. E. League
Colonial League
Eastern Association
Roessle
Columbus Avenue
Roxbury, Mass
Paul H. Shannon
Shibe Park
N. H
Lad
Aker
Ike
Cen
Ixth
Leonard T
Hy Murphy
Ling
Ng Baker d Walsh Ang
Roess
Hanan & Son
Washington Street
York
Paris
Russia
Oxford
Senators
Win
Hilbane Shades “Knockout” Mars
NAPS
Rosenthal Bros. & Bendetson
Boston Distributors
North Street
Dazzle
Ion
United Shirt & Collar CO
Troy N.Y
Petts-Vogel Co
Masa
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