Red Sox Prepare for Extensive Western Trip
The Red Sox depart for New York and a four‑city Western swing, missing home until July 29. Carrigan, Thoney, and Cicotte face injuries while Donahue and Madden relay behind the plate. Pitching staff steadies with Wood, Jones, Schlitzer, Burchell, Ryan, and Walter shaping a capable rotation for the journey.
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Arel- Jones
Joe Wood
Schlitzer
Burchell
Ryan
Elmer Steele
Harry Walter
Jack Thoney
Carrigan
Cicotte
Red Sox
Yale to Field Veteran Eight For 1910 Harvard Race
Yale will boast a veteran eight for next year’s Yale Harvard race on the Thames. Harvard loses five men including the coxswain while Yale loses three. Harvard’s lineup includes Roger Cutler Ward Lathrop Withington Eliott Bacon. Yale’s likely crew includes Wallis Van Blarcon Barker Hyde Wodell and Fearing with Sullivan Sargent back as stroke.
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Thames
Crimson
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Roger Cutler
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Eliott Bacon
Stroke Wallis
van Blarcon
Barker
Hyde
Wodell
Fearing
Sullivan Sargent
Skellig Mohr to Grace O Connell Club Outing
The O Connell Literary and Athletic Association holds its first annual field day at Rugby Park Mattapan with Skellig Mohr the Kerry goat on display before sailing with the U S Vermont for target practice. Marines sailors and committee members will escort the animal and a group photo will be taken. Prizes will be awarded after a program of games and events.
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Roger Scannell
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F. F. Vietcher
Michael P. Sheas
Deiminger May Be Out of Baseball for Keeps
Otto Deininger of Jamaica Plain star center fielder for the Philadelphia Nationals may never play again. He broke his knee cap in the first Quakers Nationals game in Philadelphia and likely has ended his career. The Jamaica Plain player rose through Boston amateur and semi pro ranks before joining the Quakers.
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Philadelphia
Boston Nationals
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Cleveland blanks Chicago 3-0 as Joss fans two
Cleveland defeats Chicago 3 to 0 in a light hitting exhibition. Joss limited Chicago to two hits and pitched eight innings. Hahn strained his shoulder yesterday and will be sidelined for some time. Easterly delivered a three base hit for Cleveland.
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10000 Newsies See Yanks Beat Giants
Ten thousand newsboys and others watched an exhibition baseball game in Brooklyn Washington Park with the Brooklyn National league and New York American league teams. New York lost 7 to 3 as pitchers swapped due to the majors rule. Hal Chare pitched for Brooklyn and performed well.
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Red Sox and Senators Play Two Games Today
The Red Sox face the Senators in a morning game at 10 30 and an afternoon game at 3 00. A double win means much to Lake's crowd. Walter Johnson may start for the Senators with Gray or Groom. Schlitzer will pitch one for Boston and Wood or Check may take the mound in the other contest.
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Groom
Schlitzer
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Check
Tigers' Hits Beat Browns in Seventh Inning Rally
Detroit defeated St Louis in the eighth inning scoring three runs on three hits a sacrifice and an error to claim the win in St Louis.
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Connolly
Racing Day at Combination Park Draws Crowds
The Fells Way Driving Club stages trotting pacing and running races at Combination Park this afternoon. A running race is new for the club, but top Country Club thoroughbreds like Small Package, a Brookline winner, spark strong spectator interest.
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Ketchel Papke Fight Rematch Faces Hard First Round
Frisco fight fans rate Stanley Ketchel at 2 to 1 over Bill Papke on a basis of past knockouts. Three previous meetings ended by early hard punches, with Papke and Ketchel each scoring two counts. Both fighters claim peak condition and confidence, and betting favors neither long term.
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Bill Papke
Ketchel
Milwaukee
Papke
Spring Valley
Labor Day
Jim Jeffries
Los Angeles
Stanley
San Francisco
Ketehel
Jim Flynn
Hugo Kelly
Silvio Ferretti
Langford to Meet Future Opponent for $10000 Pact
Promoter Coffroth will announce Langford ready to meet the tomorrow winner of the Ketchel Papke 20 round bout at Colma for ten thousand dollars a side. Joseph Woodman Langford’s manager wires that the winner can name terms. Coffroth has secured consent of Ketchel and Papke and has pressed for Langford’s share.
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Bill Papke
Colma
Coffroth
Sam Langford
Joseph Woodman
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Ketchel
Papke
Woodman
The Worker Always Scores
A reflective poem by Half Mason arguing life should focus on hard work over boasting and fighting. It praises farmers writers lawyers and clerks, urges humility and action, and critiques sensational sports fighting culture.
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Michigan
Ketchel
George Matthew Adams
St. Louis Beats Cubs 3-2 in Second Inning Rally
Chicago July 4 St. Louis won today in the second inning with two passes two singles and Kenetchy’s two base hit driving in three runs.
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St. Louis
Kenetchy
Reds Cage Pirates 4-2 in ninth inning rally
Cincinnati won 4-2 as Pittsburg bats started hot in the ninth with Wagener and the first four hitters collecting hits but a double play and a fine fly ended the threat. Spade made his first appearance of the season for Cincinnati.
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Spade
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Wagner
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Egan
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Washingtons Face Key Matchups Across Major Cities
A. M. and P. M. Washington play in Boston while Philadelphia visits New York. Chicago travels to Cleveland and Detroit visits St Louis in a slate of cross city pairings, reflecting a regional schedule.
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Major city matchups announced across league slate
Boston at Brooklyn. New York at Philadelphia. Cincinnati at Pittsburg. St. Louis at Chicago.
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Local matches listed for Brockton and surrounding cities
A. M. Lawrence at Brockton, Lynn at Haverhill, Worcester at Lowell, Fall River at New Bedford. Pp. M. Brockton at Lawrence, Haverhill at Lynn, Lowell at Worcester, New Bedford at Fall River.
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Pittsburg Fight Scandal Rocks National Athletic Club
Pittsburg reports a broad scandal after Gibbons Marsh claims presidency of the National Athletic Club sparked arrests. Roy Schooley and Jimmy Dime face $8500 bonds for embezzlement, while A S McSwigan and I W Henniger held on $1000 bail for conspiracy.
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Typos to Meet Red Sox in Rubber Game at M Street Grounds
The Boston Typos and South Boston Red Sox clash in the rubber game Tuesday afternoon after each side won once this season. Ebert and Whitcomb form the Typos battery, while Riley and McClain handle the Sox catching duties.
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Scores From Minor Leagues And Exhibitions
Yesterday in various leagues the Connecticut League results show Northampton 5 Waterbury 8 Springfield 1 Bridgeport 0. Eastern League games include Newark 4 Jersey City 3 Montreal 2 Rochester 1 Providence 2 Baltimore 1. Exhibition Brooklyn Nationals versus New York Americans 3 Athletics 4 Utica 1. American Association games include Louisville 2 Indianapolis 0 Milwaukee 4 Kansas City 1 Minneapolis 9 St Paul 0.
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Montreal
Rochester
Providence
Baltimore
Brooklyn
New York Americans
Athletics
Utica
Regatta on Charles River Opens Fourth of July Program
The annual Fourth of July regatta on the Charles River opens today with events starting at 9 o clock. Top talk centers on the senior singles featuring Cary Faulkner and Howard Murphy of the B A A. Other entrants include Shields, Hart, and Black in singles, plus four doubles and four eights from clubs like Metropolitan, St Alphonsus, Riverside, West Lynn, and East Boston Boat Clubs.
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Shields
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Noddle Island
Eddie Collins Tops League Batting Amid Hit Parade
Eddie Collins dominates the American League batting leaders after a sensational week. He scored 19 hits for 29 bases, raising his average 38 points and closing in on Honus Wagner. The text notes others rising and falling in the weekly leader list as Collins gains the top spot.
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Athletics
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Wagner
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Pirate
Tigers
Easterly
Cleveland
Dygert
Philadelphia
Carrigan
Mathewson
Giants
Egan
Reds
Phelps
Lush
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Indians and Tigers Clash Highlighted By Cleveland Form
The Tigers struggle to contend with several Eastern foes while Cleveland stands out as the only club capable of handling them.
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Tigers
Cleveland
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