Heavyweights Battle for the World's Title Today
The article covers a baseball game at Huntington avenue where Falkenberg and Washingtons defeated Boston 6 to 4. Key players include Perrine Altizer Winter Ferris and Criger with Currier, Ganley and Delehanty contributing notable hits and field plays. The narrative notes a pivotal third inning, a later seventh inning surge, and Falkenberg’s late home run save as the crowd reacted to the ebb and flow of the tense contest. The report also mentions attendance of 38309 and a separate Yankees vs Phillies pitchers’ duel with Plank’s homer.
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Perrine
Huntington Avenue
George Winter
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Washingtons
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Sporting Programme for the Holiday Featuring City Games and Regattas
The schedule lists numerous athletic events across Boston and area venues. American League baseball games in the morning and afternoon. Morning and afternoon circuits include New England and Connecticut leagues with matchups in Haverhill Lynn Worcester Brockton New Bedford Lawrence Norwich Bridgeport Waterbury Holyoke Springfield Portland South Portland Augusta Biddeford Bangor Lewiston and more. Harness racing, Y Mariabilities, and numerous club regattas and cycling races fill the day with district and city championships and special events across Dorchester, Marblehead, Hull, Gloucester and surrounding towns.
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Old Reservoir
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Field and Forest Club
Blue Hills
Phillies Win 6-0 Over Red Sox Behind Corridon
Philadelphia defeats Boston 6 to 0 as Corridon pitchers a strong game. Boston’s Boukles ineffective, while Philadelphia’s offense capitalizes on early scoring and seventh inning support. Knabe Titus Magee Grant Courtney Doolin all contribute with hits and runs in a clear Phillies victory.
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Ritchey
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Magee
Grant
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Cleveland Beats Chicago 2-1 In Narrow Victory
Cleveland defeats Chicago 2 to 1 as Liebhardt limits the visitors to three hits. An error by Clarke let Chicago threaten. Flick and Hinchman drove in Cleveland runs in the July 8 game in Cleveland.
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Sullivan
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O'Loughlin
St Louis Beats Detroit In 10th Inning Rally
St Louis wins 8 to 4 over Detroit in ten innings after five hits including pitcher Glade’s double in the 10th gave four runs with two outs. Mullin struggles while Glade improves after early innings. Both clubs played without managers as Jennings and McAleer face suspensions for arguing with umpire O Loughlin last week.
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O'Loughlin
Odd Pairings Highlight Midweek Tennis Showdown
Readable fragments show Rochester Montreal 10 Roches ter and Providence Newark 6 Provi dence. Baltimore Baltimore 3 Jersey City 2 and Buffalo Buffalo 9 Toronto 2 hint at a list of results from multiple city pairings.
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Squires Statement Previewing Bout Says He Fights Fairly
Bill Squires writes that he knows little of American fighting styles and admits Burns may persuade him otherwise. He dismisses reports linking him to Fitzsimmons, calls himself an ordinary pugilist with science and willingness to fight, and says he would not have agreed to the match if he did not expect to win.
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Burns
Tam No Fitzsimmons
Scrappy Colma Title Fight Between Squires and Burns
In Colma near San Francisco this afternoon a 45 round heavyweight bout pits Australian champion Bill Squires against American claimant Tommy Burns. The match is billed as a championship test but real recognition hinges on Burns defeating Jeffries, Schreck, and Johnson. Uncertainty surrounds Squires with critics noting his athletic build yet questioning technique and chances against Burns.
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Colma
San Francisco
Bill Squires
Tommy Burns
Burns
Jim Jeffries
Mike Schreck
Jack Johnson
Jabez White
Jimmy Britt
International Championship Contest At 2 P M Coast Time
A 45 round international championship contest is set for today at 2 p m coast time. Each participant can wager up to 5000 dollars in side bets. The fight aims for a gross receipts split of 60 to 40 in favor of the winner, with 60 kept and 40 to the challenger.
Burns Fights Squires Set to Test Hit Power and Reach
The article assesses Burns and Squires for a likely bout. Both weigh about 180 pounds with Burns slightly longer reach and more height advantage, while Squires offers power. Burns is described as durable, not a heavy hitter, and prone to stomach issues, but ready to engage. Public sentiment favors Australia’s Squires for a potential world title shot.
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Squires
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Burns predicts quick win in Squires bout
Tommy Burns declares he will beat Squires and may KO him within 15 rounds. He praises Squires as clever and a slugger, says he brings Jeffries back into the picture, and notes betting odds are close with ringside wagering likely to decide.
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Squires
Tom
Walsh Picks Burns In Clash With Squires
sports writer Jimmy Walsh predicts Tommy Burns will defeat Bill Squires, praising Burns as clever and quick for a big man. He notes the longer distance will test Burns and expects him to adjust after the first rounds as he gauges Squires' style.
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Tommy Burns
Bill Squires
Tommy
Jack O’brien
California
Steinfeldt Sheckard and Chance Spark Chicago Win
In a National League game Chicago locals beat their visitors as Steinfeldt Sheckard and Chance drove in runs. Reulbach pitched well allowing four singles while Gansel and Weimer each had two hits.
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