Americans Win Two Good Games
Gleason batted for Young in the twelfth with one out as the winning run scored. Boston led 5 2 earlier, Baltimore 4 1 final. Two-base hits by Seymour and Freeman and others, multiple three-base hits, and errors noted with Cronin, Stahl, Collins on base balls. Time 2h 3m. Attendance 850. Connolly umpire.
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Selbach
Robinson
Strick
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Gilbert
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Connolly
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George
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Ims
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W J Shields
Gill
Collins
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Paren
Chance
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Treet
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Chicago Triumphs In Sensational Fourth Of July Finish
Chicago edged Cleveland 3 to 2 as Mertes delivered a three run shot after Strang and Jones sparked a late rally. Davis and Lajoie produced multiple hits for Cleveland, while Garvin and Bernhard matched strong pitching in a tense interleague tilt.
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Wright
Cleveland
Strang
Ray
Jones
O Flick
M'C' Thy
Green
Davis
Lajoie
Mertes
Wickm
Isbell
Bradley
Daly
Bomils
Patt
Wood
Sudhoff Leads Rally As St Louis Beats Detroit
Sudhoff bats in the ninth for Detroit in a 3 to 0 loss to St Louis. Burke Mullin worked five innings for Detroit while Mercer allowed four, with errors by both sides and several runners left on base. Attendance reported at 4,916 with umpire O Loughlin.
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Detroit
St. Louis
Mullin
Mercer
Casey
McGuire
Elberfeld
Burkett
Padden
Friel
Hemphill
Heidrick
Anderson
Dillon
St Louis takes split as Anderson drives three runs
St Louis won this afternoon as Anderson supplied three RBIs in a 4 2 win over Detroit. Detroit scored on Arndt and Buelow singles and a Gleason sacrifice with a F Donohue wild throw, while Anderson and Gleason powered the St Louis offense in a tight game at the park.
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Anderson
Detroit
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Buelovf
Gleason
F. Donohue
Phillies Triumph Over Washington 3–1 in Afternoon Tilt
Philadelphia bats for Derrick in the ninth, scoring to beat Washington 3–1. Doyle and Cross doubled for Philadelphia, while Hartsett Mitchell and Coughlin contributed in a game watched by about 8000 fans as Boston thrashed the Cubs.
Boston at Chicago and Brooklyn at Pittsburgh
Matchups feature Boston visiting Chicago and Brooklyn traveling to Pittsburgh while New York plays St. Louis and Philadelphia clashes with Cincinnati.
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Boston
Seeeweee
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Cleveland
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Cincinnat
Double Plays Highlight Late Innings Showdown
Hoy notes feature double plays by Steinfeld Corcoran and Beckley and by Magoon and Beckley. Fraser earns first on balls and hits by pitch while striking out thrice and twice. Peitz records a passed ball as umpires Power and Brown preside over a 40m frame.
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Steinfeld
Corcoran
Beckley
Magoon
Hulswitz
Douglass
Fraser
Ewing
Peitz
Power
Brown
Phillies Rally Over Cincinnati On Errors In Tight Tilt
Philadelphia capitalized on Cincinnati errors as Thielman limited hits but received no support. Attendance was 5000. Corcoran struggled defensively yet batted well. Game featured several misplays and a late scoring push by the Phillies for a 5-4 win.
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Philadelphia
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Beckley
Dooin
Serk
Ad Browne
C're’r
Steins
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Bergen
St. Louis Triumphs In Tight Ninth Inning Showdown
National league recap shows St. Louis scoring in the ninth to edge New York 7 to 3. Key plays include O Hagen two base hit Hartman three base hit and multiple stolen bases from Smoot Smith Wagner Hartman Nichols and Donoven. Blewitt suffers the loss as Yerkes fans four. Time 50 minutes. Umpire O Day.
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Waegner
Taylor
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Ter’an
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Double Smith
Hagan
ibises—Donovan
Nichools Smith
Bawes
Wicker
Taft
Pittsburg Beats Brooklyn Twice in One Day
Pittsburg won two games in a single day against Brooklyn with strong all around play. High water affected right and centre fielders, influencing field conditions.
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Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Pittsburg Beats Brooklyn In Waterlogged Baseball Tilt
Attendance 10 290 at Pittsburg as players battled ankle deep water. Davis, Dolan, Clarke and Keeler led offense while Chesbro and Kitson worked on the mound. Wagner posted a two base hit and Sheckard stole a base in a rain affected contest.
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Brooklyn
Davis
Dolan
Clarke
Keeler
Bimont
Sheck'd
Wagner
MecCr'ry
Binsfield
Dahlen
Ritchsy
Irwin
Tench
Paber
Connor
Flood
Chesbro
Kitson
Sheckard
Imslie
Tannehill Shuts Down Brooklyn as Pittsburg Fingers Bitten
Three Brooklyn players reached first base and none made second. Tannehill pitched a strong game with errorless support for Pittsburg, while Newton struggled after errors. Attendance 10,500. Pittsburg defense limited the visitors to a 1 line score with Leach a two base hit Beaumont a three base hit and Wagner stealing a base. Tannehill struck out seven. Time of game 30 minutes. Umpire Emslie.
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Tannehill
Newton
Dolan
Pittsburg
Leach
Beaumont
Wagner
Clarke
Emslie
Model Boat Races At Broadway Park Somerville
Model yacht races were held on the pond at Broadway Park in Somerville yesterday afternoon. Boats were split into five classes by length with winners: over 30 inches O B Jolly owned by Fred Bartlett Cadman. 28 to 26 inches Jennie E Mr Watson. 22 to 4 inches Erlie Joseph E McCannon. 18 inches Ripple Bergen Reynolds. 15 inches Beaver Waldo Kidder.
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Somerville
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Fred Bartlett Cadman
Jennie E
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Erlie
Joseph E. McCannon
Ripple
Bergen Reynolds
Beaver
Waldo Kidder
Salem Golf Club Match Ends In Narrow Win
Salem Golf Club members split into teams this forenoon with C. A. Evans captaining the victorious side over Percy Chase by 21 to 14. Medals were scored in a handicap sweepstakes, with E. D. Harlow and W. H. Cook tied for the prize.
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Salem Golf Club
C. A. Evans
Percy Chase
E. D. Harlow
W. H. Cook
Albemarle Golf Classic Net Prizes Awarded
An 18 hole handicap contest on the Albemarle links at Newtonville produced Class A winner E B Peltree with the gross prize and lowest net score. J B Davis received the net cap. In Class B W L Wadleigh and F A McMann tied for both gross and net prizes.
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Albemarle Links
Newtonville
E. BE. Peltree
J. B. Davis
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F. A. McMann
Danvers Club Holds Dual Independence Day Matches
At Danvers Country Club on July 4 a 27 hole stroke event for the Hood cup was won by EF M Poor of Peabody. In the afternoon a mixed foursome saw nine couples compete with winners Miss Alice Abbott and H S Townsend.
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Danvers Country Club
EF. M. Poor
Peabody
Alice Abbott
H. S. Townsend
Sheriff Reclaims Lost $900 in Three-Card Monte Case
In Bristol Rhode Island on July 4 the $900 Robert Gregg lost last Saturday was recovered through local officers led by Sheriff Philo V Caby. Gregg must cover nearly $300 in officer expenses.
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R. I
Philo V. Caby
Robert Gregg
Gregg
Sullivan Returns to Back Brother in Boston Boxing Night
After a three week absence in Savannah Sullivan heads back to Boston to support his brother Mike against Jack Carrig at the Cambridge Athletic Club. He earns wider appeal and reports show Savannah fans respect his skill and character despite suspicions of fake contests.
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John
Sullivan
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Mike
Jack Carrig
Cambridge Athletic Club
Andy Daly
Tommy Feltz
Sullivan-Ziegler
Ziegler
Jack Bennett
Charlie O'Rourke
Harry Hodgkins
Olean
N. Y
Carrig
Billy Gardner
Gardner
United States
Jimmy Gardner
Jimmy
George
New England
Winchester Canoe Club Hosts Nine Races on Mystic Lake
The Winchester Boat Club held nine canoe events on Mystic Lake. James Newman won four races and Gerry Johnson three, with H. D. Murphy and Edward Newman each winning one.
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Winchester Boat Club
Mystic Lake
James Newman
Gerry Johnson
H. D. Murphy
Edward Newman
No Change for McGraw As He Skips New York Talks
John J. McGraw manager and third baseman of Baltimore remains under suspension for unruly conduct yet laughs off joining the New York team. He watched games from the grand stand with Judge Goldman and would not discuss the suspension. Baltimore president Mahon, McGraw’s father in law, may influence his National League decisions. Joe Whelley, suspended with McGraw, got a telegram granting permission to play and did so in both games.
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McGraw
Baltimore
New York
Judge Goldman
Johnson
Mahon
Joe” Whelley
Major Dangerfield Wins Lawrence Realization at Sheepshead Bay
Major Dangerfield ridden by Odom led from the start to win the Lawrence Realization for 3 year olds at Sheepshead Bay before about 30 000 spectators marking a new one mile five furlongs track record 2 47 3 5 with Rival second and Goldsmith third Juven and Slipthrift also raced Goldsmith and Slipthrift were part of a betting coupling in the event
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Sheepshead Bay
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Goldsmith
J. CW. Turner
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