Ray Collins Leads Boston Past Philadelphia in Pennant Opener
Boston wins 7 to 2 as Ray Collins outduels Coombs. Wagner and Gardner drive in key runs, while Boston’s defense, led by Hooper and Gardner, backs Collins. An umpiring call and a first-inning foul decision spark controversy as the Red Sox take the early lead in the pennant race.
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Hooper
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Joe Wood
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Lord
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Senators Win Both Games From Highlanders in Washington Doubleheader
Washington swept New York with 3 to 2 and 10 to 2 wins. Shanks hit a ninth inning triple to drive in the decisive run. Fisher faced tough batting in the second game while Johnson held the Highlanders to victory, leaving the mound after the win was secured.
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Washington
New York
Shanks
Fisher
Marquard Sets Major League Record as Giants Win 16th Straight
New York gains its 16th consecutive victory by sweeping a doubleheader from Brooklyn. Marquard earns his 19th win in the season, a new major league mark, though he was outpitched by Rucker in the opener. The Giants win the second game in the eighth on a passed ball play at the plate.
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Bostonians
Steve’’ White
Devlin
Cleveland Beats Tigers 8 to 6 in Detroit Test
Detroit July 3 Cleveland won 8 to 6 after building a late rally with four hits and two walks in the ninth inning. A Delehanty liner produced a game ending double play with two Tigers on base. Graney injured on a fall but may recover.
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Emree
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Dorchester-Somerville Game To Feature Aviator Flight
At Somerville Field today the morning game between Dorchester and Somerville will include aeroplane flights by a famed aviator. Iwon G B Lt club officials report Pitcher Hart, a left hander, is showing rare form with about a dozen strikeouts per game and strong control. Jack Kernan's South Patton team has won two 14 inning games in a row, defeating Lynn and Salem in succession.
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Morning and Afternoon Baseball Schedule
Games morning and afternoon feature Boston at Philadelphia with 10 30 a m and 3 p m starts St Louis at Detroit Cleveland at Chicago and Washington at New York all listed for the day
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Weekend Baseball Schedule Across Cities
National league games feature Philadelphia at Boston Brooklyn at New York Cincinnati at Pittsburg Chicago at St Louis. New England games include Morning contests Fall River at New Bedford Lawrence at Brockton Lowell at Haverhill Worcester at Lynn. Afternoon matchups Brockton at Lawrence Haverhill at Towell Lynn at Worcester New Bedford at Wall River.
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South Boston Extends Lead In Greater Boston League
South Boston tops Salem 4 to 3 in 14 innings to solidify first place in the Greater Boston league pennant race. Dorchester loses again at Dunbar Avenue as Lynn wins 12 to 3. Everett-Chelsea falls 3 to 0 to Somerville at Everett High School Field. Tomorrow’s games include Dorchester at Somerville and South Boston at Salem.
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Somerville
Eiverett High School
Eiverett-Chelsea
Everett
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Baseball scores from a day of Midwest league play
In Columbus Indiana 2 game action Columbus defeated Indianapolis 1. Louisville edged Louisville 2 to 1 over Toledo. Minneapolis routed Kansas City 4 to 2. St Paul outlasted Milwaukee 7 to 6 in 10 innings.
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Indianapolis
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Toledo
Minneapolis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Scores Scribbled Inconclusively Across Cities
A fragmented score snippet lists results from multiple venues including Springfield, Bridgeport, Holyoke, Waterbury, New Haven and Hartford with uneven tallies such as Waterbury 6 and Holyoke 16.
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Springfield
Bridgeport
Holyoke
Waterbury
Alffold
New Haven
Hartford
Baseball doubleheader results from Boston area and Canada
In Baltimore Providence 6 to 4, Jersey City beat Newark 3 to 1, and Toronto swept Rochester 9 to 6 in game one. Rochester held Toronto to 1 run in game two, five to one, after six innings when called. Montreal and Buffalo finished tied 2 to 2 after nine innings, called.
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Providence
Jersey City
Newark
Toronto
Rochester
Montreal
Buffalo
Goullette Sets Five Mile Sprint Record in Salt Lake
Australian star Fred Goullette broke the five mile record in Salt Lake City in a professional paced match sprint. He completed the distance in 9 34 5 seconds last night.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Fred Goullette
Goullette
Colombo School Golf Champion Retains Title in 1912 Final
A. G. Colombo of University Preparatory School won the 1912 interscholastic 36 hole golf final 3-2 over J. H. Sullivan. Colombo shot 151 for the day, Sullivan 162, led 7 up in morning and 76 to 75 in the afternoon. Sullivan had been 1911 runner up, with Russell Knight and Hart Fessenden winning in other divisions.
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J. H. Sullivan
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Sullivan
Russell Knight
Worcester
Hart Fessenden
Hull School
Catterson Back and Brockton Rejoices
Brockton celebrates the return of Tommy Catterson the fast right fielder after a spell with the New York Highlanders. With Catterson back Brockton claims the fastest outfield in the New England league joining Kauff in left and Mc Lane in center.
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Tommy Catterson
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New York Highlanders
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McLane
Butler Defeated By Cambridge Opponent In Henley Heat
K B Butler of Toronto the sole transatlantic entrant at Henley was badly beaten in his trial heat by G F Fairbairn of Jesus College Cambridge. Fairbairn posted a time of 9m Se.
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Jesus College
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Doc Miller Keys Phillies Rally to Beat Braves
Doc Miller delivered a two base hit to spark a seventh inning rally that put Philadelphia ahead against Boston. The Phillies rode a late surge, with Cravath and Magee driving in runs, while Shultz and Chalmers held the Braves in check for the win.
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Gossip for Motorists and Upcoming Tacoma Race Entries
The piece lists car entries for the Tacoma Washington road race including Fiat Mercedes Flanders Fords and others with Knox and Stutz names. It notes Ralph Mulford steering a six cylinder Knox in the Vanderbilt Cup first entry and mentions A Ware Merriam driving a yellow Mercer raceabout in local events. It also covers weather impact on roads and personnel moves William Jordan to Los Angeles and C C Wheeler in Boston. "Since the automobile began in America" remarks George W Bennett of Willys-Overland about year round production and a plan to build 40 000 Overland cars in 1913 to lower costs.
Mendiford Plans All Day Athletics Event Today
Athlete Bennie Kethues organizes an all day and nearly all night athletic entertainment in Mend il ford today. Activities start at TM o clock in the morning and run through the evening with events in athletics swimming canoe races and other sports as part of the Med ford celebration.
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Mendilford
Medford
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