Detroit shuts out Chicago in scorching baseball duel
Detroit blanked Chicago 11 hits to none as Mullin dominated on the mound. Owen struggled in relief, while Detroit’s offense produced the decisive runs in a high tide of American League action played today at Chicago.
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Cleveland Defeats St Louis 3 to 1 in Listless Game
Cleveland beat St Louis 3 to 1 as the visitors smacked seven hits for three runs while St Louis managed ten hits for a single run. The sloppy play and lackluster exhibit marked the game in Cleveland today.
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Youth baseball leagues list teams and ages in Boston area
A long list of clubs and organizers marks a Boston area youth baseball season. Entries show team names such as Fenway A C and Orients, managers and addresses, and age brackets from 9 to 20 years.
Jack Munroe Declared World Boxing Champion by Forfeit
Ben Benton argues Jim Jeffries forfeited the world heavyweight title to Jack Munroe by flanking and balking in their match. He cites heart and knee troubles, press-agency manipulation, and public deception, asserting Munroe now holds the title and will defend it against future challengers. He quotes Kid McCoy sending a note about future bouts and notes a 1904 context around Fitzsimmons and McCoy.
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Jack Munroe
Jim Jeffries
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United States
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Boston
Tom Sharkey
James J. Jeffries
California
Kid McCoy
Skeeters
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Brooklyn Visits in Two Games on Independence Day
Brooklyn plays two games at 10 30 and 2 30 on July 4 at the South End grounds, part of a busy holiday schedule in Boston. Four games remain with Brooklyn this week while Collins leads the league and faces Washington and New York. Selbach strengthens the Collins squad as O Neil gains major league seasoning. Cooley tops the Buckenberger batting list with Selbach and Parent among the standout hitters.
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Clan-Na-Gael Sports Ready For Today
Large attendance expected for Oak Island grove monster field day with Clan-Na-Gael branches. Sub committees announce events including football teams Celtic Malden Redmonds Somerville O Connells Boston 15 minute bouts 30 minutes in finals. Hurling features Shamrocks Lynn Celtic Malden Wolf Tones South Boston Grattans Cambridge with baseball 10 am football 11 am hurling 12 pm athletic games 2 pm and an oratorical by Major John MacBride Sullivan of New Haven John A Sullivan others at 4 15 pm.
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New Haven
John A. Sullivan
U. S. Officials Arrive to Investigate Moth Pest
Dr. C. L. Marlatt, first assistant entomologist, arrives in Boston to supervise a federal investigation of the moth pest in Massachusetts. He was commissioned by the secretary of Agriculture to conduct a thorough study, with completion expected in about a fortnight.
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Department of Agriculture
Boston
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Bay State
Boston beaten at Providence in Eastern league game
Providence club defeated Boston Nationals 4 to 1 at Rocky Point before 7500 fans. Eastern leaguers scored all runs in the third inning with Amole, Beville, Fisher, and Needham sharing the pitching duties. Delehanty scored Boston's lone run in the sixth.
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Rocky Point
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Delehanty
Boston
Raymer
Carney
Abbaticchio
Viau
Baseball Notes From A Busy Weekend Card
Reports detail Chesbro's strong pitching for the Invaders, 4500 paid at New York American-Washington, and Giants closing on the NL pennant while Pittsburgh chases. Selbach’s defense shuts Dougherty’s chatter, Don o van expects ONeill at lower pay, Cannell benched for Geier and Carney moves, Clarkson’s loss tightens Collins grip, and two Gloucester games loom as season chatter continues.
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Mal Kittridge
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People's Institute
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Mike Lynch
Pittsburg
Moran Faces Fast Field After Revere defeat at track
Moran prepares to answer critics after losing to Nat Butler by 244 laps in the last mile at Revere. He will race 25 miles against rivals Hugh MacLean and Harry Caldwell at the Revere track, then a 25 mile paced event at Charles River Park with Butler, MacLean, Stinson, Mettling, Caldwell and Sulkins. A motor race and amateur events complete the program as Moran vows to win.
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Revere
Nat Butler
Cambridge
Butler
Hugh Maclean
Harry Caldwell
Revere Track
Charles River Park
Condit's New Summer Ballroom Gains Wide Praise
Condit's new hall on Revere Beach draws thousands from across New England. Dancers praise the spring floor as the only one of its kind this side of New York, signaling overwhelming success and strong patronage.
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New York
Games Today in New England Schedule
Manchester faces Concord and Lowell plays Lawrence in morning games. Haverhill meets Nashua and Fall River hosts New Bedford in morning. The evening slate reverses matchups with Concord at Manchester and Nashua at Haverhill. Lawrence battles Lowell and Fall River visits New Bedford in the night.
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Haverhill
Nashua
Fall River
New Bedford
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Transcontinental rail schedule summary in fragmented nationwide list
The fragment lists cities such as St Louis Chicago Pittsburg Cincinnati and Philadelphia with an implied national rail or telegraph schedule. It mentions Brooklyn and New York as connections and notes a 10 30 start at the South End.
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Detroit
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Cincinnat
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St Louis Drubs Locals in Offensive Showdown
Chicago report from July 3 notes St Louis routed locals with poor support and a five run deficit after two innings. Lundgren pitched the rest while allowing 16 hits including a double, a triple and a homer.
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St. Louis
Lundgren
Pittsburg 2 Cincinnati. Flaherty Drives In Run
Pittsburg beat Cincinnati 2 to 0 as Flaherty lofted a hit over Dolan’s head for the only run of the game. Both pitchers worked steadily but Hahn’s team failed to convert its hits into scoring. The Pittsburgs were retired at the plate in the first four innings.
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Pittsburgs
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