Phillies Top Dodgers as Brooklyn Wins Doubleheader Split
New York July 4 Brooklyn salvaged a pair from Boston at Washington Park. In the morning the Dodgers lost 3 to 2, then won 4 to 2 behind a strong start by Kneiser. Rucker relieved and misplayed a ninth inning rally, costing Boston a win. Davidson Daubert and Pfeffer drove key runs for Brooklyn, with Herzog stellar at short and Zimmerman solid in the field. The crowd praised Herzog, Daubert, and the Dodgers despite the late error defeating a potential extra innings tilt.
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Phillies Tie Giants For Lead In Morning Win
Philadelphia Nationals defeated New York 11 to 7 to pull even with the leaders for first place. Doolan was ejected by umpire O Day after disputing a strike call. Both teams displayed hard hitting, Philadelphia piling bigger groups of safeties.
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Cubs Also Tie For Premier Position
Chicago tied for first in the National League with Philadelphia and New York after a morning win over Cincinnati 8 to 3. Keefe struggled in a bad inning as Chicago connected for five hits including two home runs and a double. Richter pitched well until the final frame when four hits and a walk produced two runs. Hobtzl hit a decisive home run and Clarke left the game with a badly hurt hand.
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Two-Base Hits Spark Mets Rally In Philadelphia Tilt
In Philadelphia the Mets strike back with two_base hits from Doevore Devore Murray and Dovlin while Merkle Walsh steal runs. Wiltse Amex Marquard Drucke Moore and Chalmers split innings as New York outhits Philadelphia 7 to 6 with strong pitching and late baserunning.
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Phillies Take Lead As Giants Slip From First
Philadelphia defeated New York 7 to 5 to move ahead in the National League standings, breaking a three-way tie with Chicago. Yuderus homered twice and added a single off Crandall, who was knocked unconscious in the seventh after a line drive struck his head. Marquard relieved. Walsh was carried from the field by heat near game’s end.
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Baseball matchups and boxing legacy noted in sports wrap
The page lists American League games Washington at Boston St Louis at Cleveland Chicago at Detroit Philadelphia at New York National League games Boston at Brooklyn New York at Philadelphia St Louis at Pittsburg and New England League matchups Fall River at Brockton New Bedford at Lowell Worcester at Lawrence Haverhill at Lynn. It also lauds Fistie Joe Gans as the cleverest lightweight champion with no equal and mentions challengers McAuliffe Erne Lavigne Battling Nelson and Wolgast as contemporary contenders.
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Erne
Lavigne
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Wolgast
Cubs And Reds Play Fast Tie Game
Cincinnati and Chicago battled to a 2 2 tie after 10 innings as a train schedule forced the end. Chicago scored on a walk a sacrifice hit a hit and an error while Cincinnati benefited from an error a walk sacrifice and a double. Cole was ordered from the field for disputing a decision. Chicago remains in second place.
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Harvard Yale Men Have Light Practice
Harvard and Yale athletes preparing for international meet with Oxford and Cambridge at the Queen's Club grounds on July 11 resumed light training at Preston Park. Track men ran full distances without speed, jumpers limbered up, and teams planned morning and afternoon sessions through the eve of the intercollegiate event. Captains Foster and Kilpatrick coordinated with English representatives in London.
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Winchester Town Team Dims U S S Salem 11 to 1
Winchester town team defeated U S S Salem 11 to 1 in seven innings here this afternoon. The standout was pitcher Whittaker for Winchester, delivering strong work on the mound.
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Heat Baffles RIFLEMEN at New England Rifle Shoot
Wakefield July 4 Heat hovering near 116 degrees hampered shooters in the New England Military Rifle Association event at Bay State range. Despite the heat, several strong scores emerged with Company H First NHG winning the First Corps Cadets 200 and 600 yard team match with 427. Individual poss ibles were noted in the Cushing and Essex County matches, led by Corporal Long and Ensign Amsden, while Berwick and Quinby events produced top marks for U S M C and other competitors.
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Athletics win first in American league pennant race
Philadelphia fans in the Bellevue Stratford Hotel place bets after the Athletics overtake Detroit for first in the American league standings. Tickets agent Ryan acted as stake holder for wagers made mainly in May, with odds around even money and some as high as two to one if the Athletics lead by July 5.
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Rockerfeller Loses Golf Match To Rev Bustard
Cleveland July 4 John D Rockefeller again suffered a golf defeat to his church pastor Rev William Bustard formerly of Boston In a brisk match on the Hak s the two carried intense play with Bustard taking a tantalizing lead Rockefeller practised hard but could not seize victory The rich man loomed disappointed as the big athletic occasion closed with Bustard the winner
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William Bustard
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Cardinals Defeat Pirates Once More
St Louis defeats Pittsburg in a spirited morning game. The Cardinals play hurt as Clarke is ill and Miller and Moe Kechnie face a three days suspension, altering lineup and momentum.
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Morning and afternoon scores from city and regional games
Morning games yielded Providence 5 Baltimore 4, Jersey City 7 Newark 3, Rochester 4 Montreal 1, Buffalo 8 Montreal 2. Afternoon results: Montreal 5 Buffalo 2, Baltimore 17 Providence 1, Jersey City 4 Newark 3 in 10 innings, Rochester 4 Toronto 3.
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Baseball scores from southern city league games
Nashville beat Atlanta 11 to 3 while Montgomery defeated Birmingham 6 to 2. Chattanooga won 7 to 6 over Memphis and Birmingham won 4 to 0 against Montgomery. New Orleans routed Mobile 8 to 1 in game one and 5 to 0 in game two. Memphis edged Chattanooga 4 to 2 and Nashville won 1 to 0 over Atlanta in the final listed result.
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Pirates Snap Afternoon Victory In 11 1 Rout
Pittsburg thumps St Louis 11 to 1 in an afternoon game. The Pirates batted hard in the third inning with seven hits including two three-base hits, and Geyer and Hauser contributed. Byrne, Wagner and Hendrix hit three-base hits. Leach, Wagner, Wilson, Hauser stole bases. Hendrix allowed five walks, Geyer one, and the Pirates left four on base while St Louis stranded nine. Time 2h 10m. Umpires Brennan and Klem.
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Page loses and wins two games against Brookline and Dorchester
The Page class of the Dudley Street Baptist Church split a doubleheader yesterday. In the morning, they lost to Nordell of Brookline 3 to 2 in 11 innings, with K Ferguson and Phelan on the mound for Page and Rockwell and Johnson catching. In the afternoon, Page defeated Temple of Dorchester 11 to 4 behind strong hitting and solid defense, with Brown and Crook, Godfrey and Mac Leod handling fielding duties.
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Burman Sets World Record Mile at Brighton Beach
New York July 4 Bob Burman drove a 200 horsepower Blitzen Benz to a world mile record at Brighton Beach with a flying start covering the distance in 48.72 seconds. The previous mark was 48.92 seconds set last year by Ralph De Palma at Syracuse in a Fiat.
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Bob” Burman
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Ralph de Palma
Syracuse
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Burman wins remey brassard trophy in two straight heats
Burman drives the Benz to two consecutive three mile heats to capture the Remey Brassard trophy with a best time of 2 minutes 37.388 seconds. The program featured nine events with keen competition. Len Zengie, in a National of 600 cubic inches, won the 10 mile event and the Australian pursuit after nearly 24 miles. Louis Disbrow, in a Pope-Hartford, took the 50 mile race despite tire trouble forcing repairs at least four times.
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Remey Brassard
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Len Zengie
Louis Disbrow
Pope-Hartford
Wiges Twiggs Declares No Debt Owed
Wiges Twiggs states he owes no one any money and asserts that his debts are outlawed due to long-standing lack of credit. The remark implies a legal or financial dispute about outstanding obligations.
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