Boston Clubs Split Holiday Series In Double Bill
Boston and Philadelphia split a July 4 doubleheader at the South End. In the morning Boston edged the Quakers 3 to 2 as Fred Tenney delivered a game winning hit in the ninth. In the afternoon Frank Sparks shut out Tenney 5 to 0 as Lindaman faltered, with notable fielding from Courtney and Brain and gurding plays by Bridwell.
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Cy Young Dominates as Boston Takes Second Game 9-3
Big Cy Young pitched masterfully for Boston to win the second of the five game set in Washington D C The afternoon win 9-3 followed an 8-1 morning defeat The attack featured drives by Jones Ferris and Hickman while Patten held Boston in check early then faltered Late doubles by Wakefield Altizer and Jones powered Washington in the fifth and sixth but Young’s pitching and Boston’s hitting sealed the result with several key plays including Stahl and Ferris scoring on timely hits
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Chicagos Defeat Ittesburgs 1-0 In Remarkable Eight Inning Game
In Pittsburg on July 4 the Chicagos edged the Ittesburgs 1 to 0 after eight scoreless frames. Both teams pitched well and the decisive run came late, securing a dramatic victory.
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Yazd Won Feature at Salem Races Report
Yesterday's Salem meet saw six races with clear winners. Kiliochan won the first, Samuel H. Harris took the second, Slickaway the third, Stock Exchange known as Yard the fourth, Colonel Bartlett the fifth, and Lord Boanerges the sixth.
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Muddy New Hampshire track hosts 5000 for Rockingham Park races
Heavy showers left the Rockingham Park track a sea of mud but the sun returned and about 5000 spectators watched a six race program. Yard won the stock exchange event worth 2000 dollars for 38 year olds, with Lotus Eater as favorite. Killochan edged Tanager in the opening 5 1 2 furlongs race.
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Ladies Admit Free at Rockingham Park Thursday
Rockingham Park in Salem New Hampshire announces Thursday will be ladies day with free admission for women. On other days admission is 50 cents including a grandstand seat while men’s grand stand price drops from 1 50 to 1 00.
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Readville Triple Trot Postponed to Saturday
Readville July 4. Rain and a heavy track forced postponement of the three cornered trotting match set for this afternoon at Readville. This race featured Sweet Marie Tiverton and Wentworth with a $7500 purse.
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Trotting Meet Postponed In Woonsocket Rain
In Woonsocket Illinois on July 4 the local track trotting event was postponed due to rain, delaying racing action scheduled for today.
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Tenney Team at Huntington Avenue Two Games Today
Two baseball games start at 2 PM at Huntington avenue featuring Tenney squad with four infielders three outfielders two catchers and four pitchers. Roy Thomas struggles to drive in runs as the New York Highlanders loom as potential pennant favorites.
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Ward 12 Republican Club Fourth Celebrated With Banter and Fireworks
The Ward 12 Republican Club began its Fourth of July celebration with a ball game between the bachelors and benedicts, won by the benedicts. An eloquent oration by Hon. Otis T. Simonds followed by member addresses framed the gathering at the clubhouse. Open house continued into the day and culminated with a fireworks display at night.
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New York Defeats Brooklyn In Tight 3 2 Victory
Bowerman hit a three run shot with two aboard giving New York a 3 2 win over Brooklyn in a rain shortened doubleheader. The morning game was washed out by rain.
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Hoey to Appear Today For Boston Fans
Former Holy Cross star Jack Hoey, noted for his work with the Collins team, will be seen today in Boston attracting fan attention and stirring anticipation among local followers.
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Collins team to host Highlanders at Huntington avenue
The Collins team will welcome home this afternoon at Huntington avenue with the New York Highlanders as the attraction. Only one game will be played due to pitching staff conditions, ending plans for a double header. Fans expect Hoey and Heydon to shine in action, with Hoey lauded from Holy Cross.
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Worcester Niners Sweep Lowell in Doubleheader
Worcester won both games against Lowell 6 to 4 and 7 to 1. Rain shifted a postponed Lowell contest to Worcester for a double header. Bushey endured a hit rout in the ninth of game one before Frock relieved. Maroney’s wildness doomed Worcester in game two. Final lines show Worcester 6 12 1 and Lowell 4 8 3. Batteries Frock Knotts Gorton Murphy Lake.
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Lynn Defeats Lawrence 5 to 2 in Morning Game
Lynn beat Lawrence 5 to 2 as wet grounds hindered fielding. Score by innings shows Lynn with a 3 run spread in the middle innings and Lawrence scoring late. Batteries were Labelle Madden for Lynn and Barberich Fulmer for Lawrence. Umpire Henry. The Afternoon Game.
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Manchester Pirates Triumph In Tight Morning Game
Manchester edged Haverhill 2 to 1 in a tense morning contest as errors by Haverhill helped two runs cross in the eighth. Haverhill rallied in the ninth but could only plate one, with Kane shining at the plate and a one handed grab by Mauch noted among outfield plays.
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New Bedford tops Fall River in morning game
New Bedford defeated Fall River 8 to 6 in an overcast morning contest before 1000 plus spectators. Moorrissey and Coveney pitched for New Bedford with Swanson Waters in support as Hastings umpired.
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Gaelic Field Day Draws 5000 At Oak Island Grove Revere
The Clan-Na-Gael of Boston hosted a Fourth of July outing at Oak Island Grove Revere drawing about 5000 amid rain soaks. Stars included Tom Keane Louis Guertin Dan Maloney and Frank Kannaly with events and results across sprint distance hammer and weight throws, hop step and jump, and tug of war.
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Phillies Win Narrowly In Muddy Fourth Of July Game
The July 4 morning game in Philadelphia featured slippery field conditions and only two runs scored in a muddy contest.
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Independents Defeat Lincoln Eleven 5 to 0 on July 4
Roslindale Independents upset Lincoln 5 to 0 before 1200 fans. Munroe pitched expertly and Roslindale’s balanced play dominated, marking Lincoln’s first loss of the season on Independence Day.
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