Boston Climbs In Standings After Tough Gotham Trip
Boston under fresh leadership faces a crowded schedule with two key games at Philadelphia and a major East Coast circuit. Meekin and Nichols spark a pitchers duel, while Stivetts and Lake bolster the defense as Boston eyes another split with the Phillies. Strong with solid hitting, Boston shows resilience despite injuries and depth concerns in the utility roles.
Slow game as Reds beat Baltimores in Baltimore
About 10 000 fans watched Cincinnati defeat Baltimore 6 to 4 in a slow contest marked by misplays and frequent kicking by Umpire Hurst. Key moments involved Jennings, Kelley, Ritchey, and a disputed out call at first. Cincinnati scored early, Baltimore chased but could not overcome the deficit.
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Cincinnati
Reds
Baltimores
Hurst
Jennings
Kelley
Corcoran
Ritchey
Baltimord
AB. R. B. PO. A. BE. McGraw
Riche Oaks Cues
Keeler
Reyeek Vgs
Stenzel
Doyle
Bowerman
Torseeeaee
Baltimore
McGraw
Burke
Hoy
Dyer
Pannier
Orr Dwyer
Corbett
Dwyer
Mme
Ampre—Hurst
Record To Date Games Won And Lost Summary
Boston has one win while Baltimore and New York have losses. The record shows 750 to 479 in the prior tally with Boston over Baltimore and Boston over New York.
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Boston
Baltimore
New York
Yale Defeat Attributed To Pitching Disconnect In Camp
The article notes Yale’s loss stems from missing pitching connections this season while Harvard uses a stronger batting lineup and steadier pitching. It lists New England colleges Brown Holy Cross Wesleyan Amherst Williams and mentions players away at summer resorts and college teams fielding future big leaguers. Several Boston area teams and sprin kler players are highlighted along with Maldens in the roster.
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Yale
Harvard
New England
Brown
Holy Cross
Wesleyan
Amherst
Wiliams
Bostons
South Bostons
Mt. Washingtons
Everetts
Carters
Franklin
St. Josephs
Waltham
The
Fairmounts
Marlboro
Maldens
Louisville Wins Easily as Cunningham Shines
Louisville defeated its opponent in a steady, well supported game this afternoon, despite the scheduled match being moved from tomorrow. Cunningham pitched a solid effort with faultless support, drawing about 4000 in attendance as the score remained decisive through the contest.
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Louisville
Cunningham
Colts Take Easy Win Over Senators on Clean Fielding
Chicago July 4 Mercer lasted until the sixth after fourteen hits. Lange made a wonderful catch and Decker delivered solid batting as the Colts routed the Senators. Reilly suffered a badly split finger while stopping a hot liner. Attendance 3600. The score:
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Chicago
Colts
Senators
Mercer
Lange
Decker
Reilly
Springfield Dominates Providence at Rocky Point
Willie Mains pitched strong for Springfield as Braun and the Providence club struggled with poor support. Springfield won by a large margin in Rhode Island on July 4, with the home team failing to field an effective lineup and multiple misplays shaping the outcome.
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Providence
R. I
Willie Mains
Rocky Point
Braun
Springfield
Newark Defeats Lancaster in Twelve Inning Tilt
In Newark New Jersey on July 4 Newark defeated Lancaster in an exciting twelve inning contest. Newark outfielded by Lancaster but Newark's timely hitting carried the day. Final score Newark 8 Lancaster 7. Batteries Gettig and Zeartogs for Newark Yeager and West for Lancaster.
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Newark
N. J
Lancaster
Gettig and
Zeartogs
Yeager
West
Scrambled Rounds of Rail Matches Listed Across Cities
Fragmentary OCR lists rail match or race pairings by city names Providence Pawtucket Springfield Syracuse Rochester Poataree N J Haptfore and Buffalo with numbers 7 7 1 2 4 8 9 9. The text is unclear but indicates a sequence of intercity events or race results across multiple regions without complete details.
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Providence
Springfield
Syracuse
Rochester
Rac
Poataree N. J
Pater Gon
Buffalo
Toron
Amateurs Hunt For Games In Three Way Post League Tie
Three clubs share first place as the fifth week closes in the Post baseball League. The Vernons were beaten by the North End Union moving them to third, Crescent Juniors hold second, and University City fourth while Etters follow. Numerous clubs seek games with 10 to 18 year old squads from Boston and suburbs, with many organizers listing contact names and addresses for arranging matches.
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New York
Bosver
Giants
Baltimore
Nichols
Rosie
Ted
War Horse
Jouett Meekin
Meekin
Boston
Jack Stivetts
Stivetts
Bostons
Jack
Lake
Selee
Philadelphia
Lewis
Lowe
Stahl
Jon
Alphia
Boston O
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Orioles
Jennings
Keeler
Brookyn
Washington
Louisville
Chicago
St. Louis
Colts
Newport
New England
Brockton
Fall River
New Bedford
Pawtucket
Taunton
Harvard
Yale
Carters
Staggs
Vernons
North End Union
Crescent, Jr.’s
Watert Bak
University City
Ettes
Chef bin Car
E. L. Brownes
East
Leah Hepotters
Cambridge
Béidpepare
River Street
Cam
Clar
Tates
J. Quirk
Finkelsteins
Nar Hoa
Willian Flynn
Phonoharp
Coreyerne
E Street
Wrath Burns
Parker Street
Charlestoe
Fred Loverless
Somerville
Y . R. Glen
Krohn
Tufts i
Texas Bigates Oise
Woud Dee
E. Noonan
Bank
Charlestown
Unker Hill
Linwood
John Bennett
Fens Gates
North End
Huser
A. G. Rees
Henny Derhe
Sarpricpeport
Menee Violet, Jrs
Charles M
Wig Street
Roxbury
Portland Reds
Frank Coul
Stars
East Bos
C. W. Yorks
East Boston
Joseph Hous
Appentane Street
Oxfords
Wreseter Worley
Minis
X Poi
Soo
Oterch
Conways
P. O’connor
Frederick Street
J. Hewly
Henly Street
Winthrops
James Crosby
Salem Avenue
South Charlestown
Havre Reds
Herbert Leary
Havre Street
Hinghams
Jeffersons
H. Morrison
Salem Street
Pioneers
Edward Langle
Main Street
Harvard Reds
Davis Street
Cambridgeport
Willows
South Boston
St. Josephs
J. A. Gagan
Third
Charles Sumner
Paddock
E. Kelley
Liverpool
Maverick Streets
Charlesgates
Wilmounts
Elliots
Jamaica Plain
James T. Doyle
Charles Street
City
Waverleys
Brooke Avenue
Pacifics
C. Marion
Athen Street
Marion
Jordan Marsh
Dennis Hurley
Marion Street
Knights of Sacred Heart
Louis Ruff
Rocket
Joseph Biely
Gates Street
Chelsea
H. Winter
Broadway
East Cambridge
James Mullaly
Winter Street
Medfords
Bresnahan
Truro Avenue
Medford
Peninsulars
H. Cahill
Athens Street
Columbias
McDonough
Hildred Place
Warrens
Walter H. McNamara
Belmont Street
Vernon Juniors
Local Youth League Seeks 18 Year Old Opponents Across City
Boston area youths list teams and contacters seeking matches with 18 year old squads. Names include Dexter street 9 Wagner street Belpre and Cambridge addresses with clubs such as Neponsets Linweed Hobos Mascots and North End Unions arranging games and open dates with guarantees and uniformed teams.
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Tranus Gam
O' Dexter
Broadway
Eprown
Linweed
W. P. Culpey
Maden
City
Barnards
City Point
Matt Landergan
Schrepel Plage
South Boston
Hobos
East Boston
G. Murphy
Summer Street
North End
Jacobs
Stillman Street
Boston
Walter Steimberaus
Decatur Street
Cambridge
RIVER YACHTING RACES PROMISE BRISK DAY ON CHARLES
Oarsmen trained hard amid crowded boat houses as preparations fill the river scene. Races start at 1 30 with events run off quickly. spectators view from River Street, Union Boat Club, and nearby waterfront. Multiple clubs including Bradfords and West End B C field crews amid a bustling program with city point regattas and yacht club activities continuing through the afternoon.
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The
Charles
Union B
Bradfords
Lynn
Bridges
Ducey
Riversides
Tom Hynes
E. Hayes
Joe Hobbs
O’leary
West End B. C
Wabewawa Canoe Club
Thotroien
City Point
Scott
Box
Bim” Gray
Robinson
Arab III
Quincy
E. J. Powers
Columbia Yacht Club
Oriole
James E. Doherty
Charles FE. O'Donnell
Rockport
Clio
Ruddick
Messrs
Young
Dillehante
Fred Day
Marblehead
Moose
Schindler
Dorchester Yacht Club
Mirage
Cohasset
Dorchester
Savin Hill
Harbinger
Muriel
Iola
Tacoma
Harolde
Little Peter
City
Beverly
Buzzard’s Bay
Burgess
Corinthian
East Gloucester
Pennant
Larchmont
Plymouth
Revere
Wollaston
Speeders Prom Monopole and Woodshed Entered in 9111 Pace
Mystic Park secures a large field for its next meeting with entries in multiple pace classes. Notable names appear from New York and New Jersey, with purses of 600 to 6400 dollars and numerous horses listed in 2:19 and 2:13 pacing divisions along with 2:15 and 2:11 trotting events.
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Speeders
Monopole
Woodshed
New York
New Jersey
Mystic Park
Tate Jones
Waltham
Mags
W. P. Taylor
Buffalo
N. Y
B. m. Rena R
W. B. E. Lockwood
B. G. Ray Baron
J. M. Galvin
Medford
G. Fieldmont
Garth & Gilchrist
Medfor
B. m. Hallena Dupiex
John E. Turner
Ambler
Penn
B. m. Niano
J. J. Bowen
G. Adonis
B. A. Goodell
E. G
Sandy River Boy
Ae Goodell
B. m
Carna V
BE. M. Gillis
Worcester
Sarah Jones
E. M. Gillis
Goshen
Edna B
Arden Farms
Hilda S. James Mulhall
Tonawanda
B. m. Roetta
A. McDonald
B. H
Judge At Law
J. BR
Turner
Clara G
J. E. Turner
Happy Lady
Diet Farm
Newark
Del
B. H. Kingert
B. G. General
B. G. Dixie
D.A. Snell
New Bedford
M. Corticella
Maple Hill Farm
Sherbrooke
Que
G. m
Katie F. John
Kervick
John Kervick
B. G. Louis Victor
Payne & Proctor
Readville
Fred Wilkes
B. G. Cliford
Mart Demarest
Ch. G. Monopole
George M. Tourtelott
Somerville
B. m. Arnie Shedd
R. E. Collins
B. G. Jimmy B. E. M. Gillis
Ella C. Hearn O’neil
Lexington
John Riley
Dr. Wood
John Koster
Philadelphia
S. G. Allen
B. G. Winfield
Mason Farm
Taunton
B. m. Carya
Charles S. Greene
New Hartford
B. H. Story
Clay
Charless. Greene
B. m. Thalma
East Boston Regatta Opens With Barge Race Feature
The Fourth of July regatta at Jeffries Point East Boston starts at 1 PM under Boston city sponsorship. Entry list closed with J. J. Gleason of the Jeffries Social Club. Crews entered by Jeffries Social Club East Boston Rowing Association Columbia Rowing Association and the McDonald Social Club for the barge race.
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Boston
Jeffries Point
East Boston
J. J. Gleason
Jeffries Social Club
East Boston Rowing Association
Columbia Rowing Association
McDonald Social Club
Division 20 A O H Games At Somerville Grounds
The Division 20 A O H games at the YMCA Somerville grounds feature top champions including Tommy Conneff George B Tinder Everett McClelland and Conrad Marks Piper Donovan world sprint champion Walter Christig Tom Keene Johnnie Mack and Frank Rowe In addition a state Gaelic football final and a hurling clash between Divisions 20 and 40 are on the card with events starting at 1 PM.
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Somerville
Tommy Conneff
George B. Tinder
Everett McClelland
Conrad Marks
Piper Donovan
Walter Christig
Tom Keene
Johnnie Mack
Frank Rowe
Fitchburg Route to Montreal via Fort Ticonderoga and Champlain Shore
A note describes a Fitchburg railroad line to Montreal using Fort Ticonderoga and the west shore of Lake Champlain. It mentions Institute of Instruction tickets and a one way fare for the round trip.
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Fitchburg Railroad
Montreal
Fort Ticonderoga
Lake Champlain
Institute of Instruction
Slashing Bout in Newmarket Junction Becomes Morning Fight
Tom Carpenter of Woburn Mass defeats Kerrigan in a brutal tenacious bout fought at daybreak on a country road ring. Spectators and police faced a long trek home after a hard early morning contest.
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N. H
Tom Carpenter
Sam Kerrigan
Woburn
Mass
Carpenter
Kerrigan
Dale
Purse Hike and Side Bets for Sullivan Palmer Bout
Rumors swirl around a potential Dave Sullivan versus Pedlar Palmer world bantam title fight in London with a $10,000 purse. Dr. Ordway, American club rep, discussed a $600 purse tied to a $2,500 side bet, offered to raise to $5,000 per side if Palmer agrees, and hinted the National Club may push the purse to $4,000 or higher. Contingent plans include Sullivan facing Jimmy Barry in Troy on July 26 for the American 115-pound title, with weigh in at 115 pounds and barbs about catchweights. Reports also note Nick Burley versus Kid McCoy in Troy, and Sullivan and Fitz may stage a separate exhibition today at Ambrose Park.
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Dave Sullivan
Palmer
National Sporting Club of London
Ordway
Spike Sullivan
Dave
Spike
National Club
National Club For Action
Solly Smith
Solly
California A. C
Griffin
Jack McGowan
National
London
Ean
Jimmy Barry
Troy
America
Barry
Sullivan
Ward
Anthony
Sammy Kelly
Nick Burley
Kid McCoy
Burley
Nike
Carpenter
New York Sun
Kid McPartland
Joe Mullins
Paddy Fengon
Kerrigan
Tom Hannon
Woburn
Tommy Ryan
L. C
Northampton
George V. Tuohey
Carney Wins Handball World Title in Brooklyn Final
William Carvey of Swineford Mayo defeats James Fitzgerald of Tralee Kerry in the world handball championship final at Phil Casey's court in Brooklyn. Fitzgerald needed seven straight games to win the title but was overcome as Carney led 4 21 14 17 21 in the rubber.
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New York
William Carvey
Swineford
County Mayo
Ireland
Chicago
James Fitzgerald
Tralee
County Kerry
Phil Casey
Brooklyn
Kennedy
Carney
Fittzgerald
Fitzgerald
Matthew Foley
William Keneally
Jim Hughes
Castlebar
Sandy
O'Leary
Washington Park pacing entries for July 24 meet
GENTRY AND ROBERT J. CHICAGO, July 4 entries list Star Point er and Joe Patchen and Frank Agan for a $5000 free-for-all pacing race at Washington Park Club on Saturday July 24. A $3000 purse plus $1000 extra for beating two minutes is offered for mile paced specials for John R. Gentry and Robert J. running with a mate. The 2:11 pacing class and other events are also noted. final entries close July 10.
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Chicago
Washington Park Club
Star Pointer
Joe Patchen
Frank Agan
John R. Gentry
Robert J
Lewis G. Tewksbury
O Connell Literary Association Outing at Amory Grove
The O Connell Literary Association of Boston held its first annual outing in Amory Grove Roxbury on Saturday with about 1500 attendees. Events included 16 pound shot put won by M Sullivan 40 feet 2 inches, J M Patton second 39 feet 10 inches. standing jumps led by M Sullivan 36 feet 6 inches, Patton second 3% feet. a tug of war between O Connells and Hiberni ans won by Hiberni ans. a juvenile glove contest between McDonnells of West Everett ended in a draw. Committee: J J Patton chairman W J Cassidy secretary J B Hamilton treasurer William O'Donnell.
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O’connell Literary Association of
Boston
Amory Grove
Roxbury
M. Sullivan
J. M. Patton
College Grads Meet Temperance Cadets at North End Park
The first professional game between the North End college grads and the Temperance Cadets starts at 9 am today at North End Park. After the game, the grads host open house in their Charter Street rooms, reflecting a noted rivalry and expected close, exciting play.
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North End College
North End Park
Temperance Cadets
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Folsom
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Oe Etheredge
Norwich
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Charles O'Neil
Franklin Park
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