Lynn Defeats Lowell Twice In Ninth Inning Thriller
Lynn beats Lowell 5 to 4 in the second win after Murphy batted for him in the ninth. Past or hit a home run, Cassidy Halligan and Tierney contributed with hits and security on defense. Attendance was 2000 as a wild pitch and two hit by pitches shaped the game.
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Fannon
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Tierney
Wall
Iugan
Halligan
Vail
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Wall Pastor
Bannon Lovell
Lake Tierney
Lovell
Lake
Bannon Jackson
Big Regatta Off City Point in Boston Lighted by 49 Starters
The annual city regatta off City Point drew 49 starters and a crowd along the shore. Marvel won Class D while Alpha led the first class, Warrenock the second class, Zaza the sailing dories, Colson the sailing tenders, and Mona the power boats. Commodore Doherty's Early Dawn led early in Class A but due to time allowances finished near the back. Alpha claimed the prize. No casualties were reported as thousands watched from Castle Island pier. Officials listed include Bliss, Waterbury, Bartlett, Armstrong, Fuller, Small, Moriarty, Higgins, and Lee.
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City of Boston
City Point
South Boston
Marvel
Alpha
Warrenock
Zaza
Colson
Mona
Hustler
Dorothy III
Moondyne
Deer Island
J. E. Doherty
Castle Island Pier
A. T. Bliss
F. &. Waterbury
R. E. Bartlett
George E. W. Armstrong
Arthur Fuller
Samuel N. Small
Commodore C. S. Moriarty
N. B. Ra
Sidney C. Higgins
Morris J. Lee
Brooklyn Nationals Sweep Twin Bill Over Boston Bostons Slump to Last in League
In a doubleheader at Washington Park the Brooklyn Nationals defeated the Boston Nationals both games, 8–0 in the morning and 2–1 in the afternoon, pushing Boston to last place in the National League standings. Dobbs homered in the opener as Eason held Boston to 17 total bases. In the nightcap McIntyre homered for Brooklyn and Boston's lone run came on a Gessler error. Attendance 2,000 and 12,996 respectively.
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Raymer
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Eason
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Ween
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Ewe
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgs Rally To Early Lead In National Game
Pittsburgs win early in the game with five runs in the first inning as they singled and doubled off Overall. Chech followed with a strong inning, matching Overall in the next frame.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburgs
Chech
New Bedford Beats Fall River 5–1 in Morning Game
New Bedford tops Fall River 5 to 1 as Mack the new pitcher dominates with two-hitter relief. Murphy errors pave Fall River’s lone run, while Valdois Gregor and Kavanaugh pace the offense with key hits. Attendance around 4,500.
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New Bedford
Fall River
Mack
Murphy
Kiernan
Mull’y
O'Hara
R. F
Valdois
Bowe'k
Burrill
Guiheen
Kehoe
R.f
Harris
D. Mul
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Valdorf
Kavanaugh
Carrier
Gilroy
Gusheen
Lee
Moorehead
Stafford
Haverhill Splits Twin Bill With Nashua On July Fourth
In Nashua N FL, morning game Haverhill won 8 to 4 despite Nashua outbattering the visitors. Afternoon clash sees Nashua rally for a 14 to 4 victory as Haverhill defense and pitching falter. Boardman and McGarth notable in field. Attendance around 1000.
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N.fl
Haverhill
Bh.po.a.e
Bh.po
A.F. McGraw
Phelan
Lance
Devine
Wallace
Niess
Henry
Browne
Wiley
C. Mur
Hart
Vdlman
T. Mur
Ahearn
Beard
Clancy
Norris
R.f
McGraw
Lawrence
C. Murphy
Murphy
Moss
Murch
Hastings
O'Brien
Joyce defeats Irish champion in five mile race
J J Joyce of the Irish Athletic Club of New York defeated Thomas Hynes, the Irish champion, by 15 yards in a five mile race at Combination Park. Eight runners started under Galway Athletic Association of Boston. The leaders stayed close until the final stretch, with Joyce clocking 27 minutes 18.85 seconds.
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Medford
J. J. Joyce
Irish Athletic Club of
New York
Thomas Hynes
Combination Park
Galway Athletic Association of
Boston
Hynes
Manchester Wins Pitchers Battle Over Concord 2 1
In Concord on July 4 Manchester defeated Concord 2 to 1 in a pitchers duel with Armbruster making the standout catch. Later, Concord edged Manchester 4 to 3 in a separate game as Clark stole home in the seventh to tie the score, Frock and Leith pitching.
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Manchester
Armbruster
Po.a.e
A.R. Spratt
C. F
R.f
Eustace
Page
Knotts
Smith
Hickman
Kane
Zacher
Clark
Templin
O Knau
Cote
QO Henry
Whiting
Sline
Sheets
Kwan
Kerins
Frock
Leith
Spratt
Arm’ter
Henry
Morr’y
Pews Sree Ees
Goletg Digane Shee
Ses Niles Ges Tees
Cramps Diarrhoea and Bowel Pain Relief Aids
A medical guide lists remedies for cramps diarrhoea and bowel pain noting common painkillers and symptomatic relief options. It emphasizes hydration rest and seeking professional care if symptoms persist or worsen.
Chicago Team Dominates Morning and Afternoon Games
In Philadelphia and Chicago on July 4, Chicago showcased clean hitting, smart baserunning, and solid pitching. Egan pitched well in the morning, Bresnahan injured by a foul tip, while the afternoon saw Nichols hit hard as Chicago amassed 19 bases in 18 innings.
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Philadelphia
Sathott
York
Bresnahan
Ahn Gamie
Chicago
Egan
Nichols
Wicker
Pittsburg Triumph Over Cincinnati in Rain Delayed Mud Game
Rain delayed the game 80 minutes before play resumed. Cincinnati had led briefly but Pittsburg scored five more runs in the mud after the delay, securing a win as the storm raged.
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Pittsburg Cau
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Run Kling Triumph In Tight Baseball Duel
Kling shines with a run on sacrifice hits by Maloney Schulte and Zearfoss. Casey swipes a base and Kling pairs with Evers for a double play. Wicker fans four, Nichols three. Wicker issues three walks, Nichols two. Time 1th 50m. Umpire O Day. Attendance 11000.
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Courtney
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Temple Defeats Langford in 10 Round Bout at Highland Club
Larry Temple of New York earned the decision over Sam Langford of Cambridge after a ten round bout at the Highland Athletic Club, with Temple dominating the fight from start to finish.
Sullivan Defeats Buss in Fifth Round at Manchester Coliseum
In front of about 1000 spectators, Tom Sullivan of Lawrence, Mass., defeated Billy Buss of Philadelphia in the fifth round of a one sided bout at the Manchester Coliseum. Burke was mentioned as in poor condition.
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Tom Sullivan
Lawrence
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Billy Buss
Philadelphia
Burke
Keen Contests Mark South Boston Sporting Day
At the M street playground morning events and afternoon baseball at South Boston saw the Unions win a six inning junior game 4 to 2 over the M. J. Hurleys while the Hurleys beat the John E. Baldwins 10 to 2. The Unions also defeated the Cliffords 9 to 3 and the Franklins 5 to 4. The Hurleys drew a bye to face the Unions for the championship with a prize of 20 dollars.
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M Street Playground
M. J. Hurleys
John E. Baldwins
Cliffords
Franklins
Hurleys
McCormick to Fight Ruhlin August 11 in San Francisco
Jimmy McCormick signed to meet Gus Ruhlin at the Colma Athletic Club on August 11. The winner to take 75 percent of the purse. Billy Madden Ruhlin's manager wired acceptance from New York.
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Jimmy McCormick
Gus Ruhllin
Colma Athletic Club
Billy Madden
Ruhlin
New York
Harvard Crew Triumphs at Philadelphia Regatta
July 4 reports the People's regatta on the Schuylkill River drawing large mid Atlantic crowds. Fred Shepheard of Seawanhaka Boat Club won the senior singles while Harvard varsity, Craigie A. A. Boston, captured the senior eights. Titus faded with cramps, allowing Shepheard to win. Junior eights saw Malta lead early before a tight finish for second with Pennsylvania B A Montrose B Co Potomac and Arundel.
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Schuylkill River
Middle Atlantic
Fred Shepheard
Seawanhaka Boat Club
Brooklyn
Harvard
Craigie A. A
Boston
Titus
Frank Vesely
New York
Shepheard
Yale
Malta
Pennsylvania B. A
Montrose B. Co
Potomac
Washington
Arundel
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
Two Foursomes at Allston Golf Club
Excellent golfing was witnessed at two tournaments at the Allston Golf Club yesterday. R. C. Stranahan and Woodbury won the best ball foursome with a gross score of 82. Miss Sawyer and Mr Stranahan tied with Mrs Mullen and C. K. Eaton for the mixed foursome, the latter pair making the best gross score of 4.
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Allston Golf Club
R. C. Stranahan
Woodbury
Miss Sawyer
Mr. Stranahan
Mrs. Mullen
C. K. Eaton
Webb Jay Sets New Auto Mile Record At Morris Park
At Morris Park the national championship meet of the Automobile Association saw Webb Jay set a new world's flying mile record with 48.45 seconds. Jay also won the national circuit event as Louis Chevrelet retired with engine trouble. Christie delivered fast laps in the Thomas trophy heats, while Vaughn and Parker chased middleweight and mile marks.
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Automobile Association
Morris Park
Webb Jay
Louis Chevrelet
Jay
E. Parker
Vaughn
Walter Christie
Christie
Chevrelet
Guy Vaughn
J&. Parker
Jay A
Neponset Defeats Dorchester Locals 6 2 at Dunbar Grounds
Neponset beat the Dorchester Locals 6 to 2 on the Dunbar avenue grounds in Dorchester yesterday. Hayes Hogan and Murray starred for the winners while Brayley and Hickey stood out for Dorchester.
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Dorchester
Dunbar Avenue
Hayes
Hogan
Murray
Brayley
Hickey
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