Fourth Straight Win For Boston Champions
Boston defeats Washington 6 to 2 at Huntington Avenue in a one sided game as hits and errors favor the champions. Collins and Parent shine in fielding while Winter masters the mound with two hits and baserunning. Fresh from the win, Boston plans two games with the Athletics and seeks a series split to lift fan spirits.
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Huntington Avenue
Boston
Washington
Philadelphia Athletics
George Winter
Lancaster
Collins
Parent
Winter
Arthur Duffy
Grimshaw
Selbach
Athletics
Huelsman
Unglaub
Ferris
Ungland
Rest Cure for Pitcher Gibson Ends Long Load
Norwood Gibson requires a lengthy rest period to recover his pitching arm. Dr. Erb, Collins team physician, reports the arm near half out of the socket with strained muscles and ligaments after a wet season start.
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Norwood Gibson
Collins
Gibson
Erb
La Joie Foot Poisoned. Cleveland Manager Out Five Days
Cleveland, July 3. Manager La Joie of the Cleveland club will miss five days due to cellulitis in his left ankle. A scratch from Friday’s game and dye from his stocking is blamed for the infection.
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Cleveland, O
Lajoie
Cleveland
Marlboro Boxing Spotlight Promises Fast Langford Temple Tilt
Two boxing bouts are set in New England with Marlboro hosting Sam Langford versus Larry Temple in a 15 round main event. The card includes Philadelphia welterweight Billy Burke versus Tommy Sullivan of Lawrence and a Friday Chelsea main featuring Kid Goodman and Harry Lewis in 15 rounds.
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New England
Boston
Marlboro
Sam Langford
Larry Temple
Langford
New
Pennsylvania
Burke
Jack Blackburn
Jack Williams
George Cole
Peter Maher
Joe Grim
George Clancy
San Francisco
Joe Hagan
Black Bill
Morris Harris
Chelsea
Kid Goodman
Harry Lewis
Philadelphia
Lewis
Goodman
Young Erie
Kid Sullivan
Washington
Battling Nelson
Jimmy Britt
Long Island Handicap at Sheepshead Bay Winners
Proper, backed from 4 to 1 to 7 to 2, easily captured the Long Island handicap at Sheepshead Bay yesterday. The other winners were Cinchona, Artful, Edna Jackson, Elwood and Dolly Spanker.
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Proper
Sheepshead Bay
Cinchona
Artful
Edna Jackson
Elwood
Dolly Spanker
Concord Takes Doubleheader From Fall River
Concord wins a July 8 doubleheader at Fall River 4 3 and 4 1 as Templin Henry and Hickman lead in the first game. Carrick started the second game but was chased in the second inning while Hartman limited Fall River to scattered hits. Attendance 3,200.
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Fall River
Concord
Carrick
Hartman
Templin
Kane
Duggan
Henry
Gusheen
Gilroy
Manchester Lost and Won in Lowell Baseball Double Plays Highlight
Lowell defeats Manchester 7 to 1 with five double plays, then Manchester wins 4 to 3 in a game featuring Bushey pitching and Merritt catching. Cros s wild pitch decides the second game. key players include Conners Bigbee Wall Grant McLaughlin Bushey Knau Merritt and Spratt.
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Lowell
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Manchester
Conners
Bigbee
Wall
Grant
McLaughlin
Bushey
Knau
Tierney
Clark
Morrisey
Kane
Clarke
Merritt
Armbruster
McGinley Shuts Lynn In Seven Inning gem
Haverhill beat Lynn 3 to 1 as McGinley pitched a remarkable game retiring the visitors in order through seven. An error in the third inning kept Lynn from a shutout. Runs came on Wallace and Lawrence and Vail with two base hit by Lawrence and steals by Lawrence Wallace Moss and Vail.
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Haverhill
McGinley
Lynn
Wallace
Lawrence
Vail
Moss
Browne
Smith
Nationals Fall In Ninth Inning To Brooklyn
The Boston Nationals led until the ninth frame, when Brooklyn won 2 to 1 at Brooklyn. Vic Willis hurled well for Boston, with Lewis and Hall the only Brooklynlites to reach base early. Dobbs and Batty provided Brooklyn’s key hits as they sealed the victory with a ninth inning double and score. Two games are scheduled for tomorrow, one morning and one afternoon.
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Brooklyn
Boston Nationals
Boston
Vic Willis
Stricklett
Dobbs
Willis’ Head
Hall
Lumley
Centre
Batch
Baseball doubleheader results and player feats from Boston Brooklyn
In two games Boston and Brooklyn tied effort with Dolan and Hall credited with sacrifice hits. Delehanty and Raymer stole bases while Boston left six on base and Brooklyn four. Stricklett walked once and struck out twice. Willis walked once and struck out five. Time 50 minutes. Umpire John Stone. Attendance 2000.
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New York
Dougherty
Keeler
Elberfeld
Barton
Williams
Chase
Philadelphia
Orth
O’loughlin
Connor
Washington
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Townsend
Collins
Winter
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Hickman
Harris
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Eustace
Bawcock
Sullivan
O’hare
Carrier
Guiheen
Carrick
Frock
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Lowell
Eines
Armbruster
Spratt
Paige
Merritt
R. Jackson
Bigbie
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Volz
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Dolan
Hall
Delehanty
Raymer
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Brooklyn
Stricklett
Willis
Johnstone
Pittsburg
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New York Defeats Philadelphia in National League Clash
New York scored an easy victory over Philadelphia as Dahlen was ejected in the ninth for disputing an umpire. Managers Duffy and McGraw and catcher Bresnahan were ordered from the grounds for shouting from the bench.
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Philadelphia
New York
Dahlen
Duffy
McGraw
Bresnahan
Pittsburg Narrowly Tops Cincinnati 4 3 in National Game
Three hits aided by an error gave Cincinnati the lead in the third inning. Pittsburg battled back with solid pitching and defense, overcoming the early deficit to win 4 3 in a National League tilt at Pittsburg.
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Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Promotes Free Sample
An old advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a universal kidney cure. It claims sediment in water signals kidney trouble and promises relief for rheumatism back pain liver and urinary issues. It offers a free sample bottle and a booklet by mail from Kilmer & Co Binghamton NY, asking readers to mention the Boston Daily Post.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Boston Daily Post
Baseball score and play-by-play line from game notes
The record lists events including passed ball by Lake and wild pitch by Smith. Timeth keeps time as 40 minutes, with umpire McLoud and an attendance of 1400.
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McGinley
Smith
Lake
Nashua Beats New Bedford 3-0 Behind O'Toole's Strong Pitching
Nashua defeated New Bedford 3-0 as O'Toole struck out six and allowed six scattered hits. Elliott pitched well after the third, but a three-base hit by Elliott nearly produced a run for New Bedford. Martin failed to touch second on a delayed scoring chance. Scoring came from Phelan Devine and Murch with Nashua taking the lead in the early innings.
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Himself
Dolan
Tenney
Hall
Delehanty
Wolverton
Stricklett
Bergen
Lewis
Bath
New Bedford
Nashua
O'Toole
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Martin
Phelan
Devine
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Elliott
Wiley
Ellott
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D. Murphy
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Pioneers of Revere Meet High Lands for Town Championship
The Pioneers of Revere face the High Lands on Mountain Avenue grounds in a morning championship deciding the town title and the disputed grounds. Jig Stone, famed boxer, will cover the left garden for the Pioneers and his hitting should help his team score runs.
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Revere
Mountain Avenue
Jig Stone
Boston Fans Set for July Fourth Baseball Doubleheader
Tannehill and Young will pitch for Boston in a 10:30 forenoon game and a 3:00 afternoon contest. The day features a Young vs Waddell duel, with two Athletics players expected to thrill Boston fans. Reports note Criger’s wild flashes, Washington’s two runs, and surrounding crowd reactions.
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Winter
Mullen
Cassidy
Grimshaw
Parent
Kittredge
Townsend
Tannehill
Young
Boston
Plank
Waddell
Rube Waddell
Athletics Today
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James FE. McConnell
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House of the Angel Guardian
Collins
Hill
Dorchester High School
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Aubrey
Boston Nationals
Providence
Coatsville
Jack Slattery
South Boston
Fred O’brien
East Boston
Indianapolis
O’brien
Toledo
Navin
Detroit
John Gonzal
Deering
Beverly
New Haven
Bill Clarke
City Sailing Regatta Opens at City Point Today
The Y R A committee announces the city sailing regatta at City Point starts at 11 this morning. Entries close at the judges' boat at prep whistle. 54 entries logged by last night across classes including cape catboats dories tender launches and open launches.
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City Point
Jamaica Plain minister to pitch for church nine
The Rev. A. H. Barker of Boylston Congregational Church Jamaica Plain will pitch for his team against Highland Congregational Church Roxbury on the South End grounds this morning in the church league series.
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Church Nine
A. H. Barker
Boylston
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