Phillies Take Morning and Afternoon Wins Over Boston
The Philadelphia Phillies defeated Boston 6 to 2 in the morning and 6 to 1 in the afternoon to regain fan support after a losing streak. Cravath homered in the first game and strong fielding, plus timely hitting, carried the Phillies with Rudolph and Noyes on the mound and Lord and Magee contributing in the outfield and on the bases.
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Phillies
Boston
Cravath
Mann
Luderus
Lord
Rixey
Poolan
Killifer
Conly
Seaton
Rudolph
Noyes
Flaskett
Maranville
Knabe
Sweeney
Connolly
Yaton
Collins
Seymour
Titus
Whaling
Tyler
James
Philadelphia
Boro
Paskett
Lobert
Tuderus
OM Rudolph
Connelly
Byron
Rigler
Phila. Paskert
AB. R. BH. TB
PO. A
Becker
Ee Cravath
Ee Magee
Doolan
Enne Killifer
Boston Ss
AB. R. A
O Knabe
Magee
Steeee
Ib. Doolan
Wane
Ennee
A. E _Maranville
Devlin
B Connelly
Smith
Myers
C Mann
Rigler and
Bynren
Cubs and Reds Divide Honors
Chicago and Cincinnati split a doubleheader with Cincinnati shutting out Chicago 4 to 0 in the opener and losing 5 to 3 in the second. Brown held Chicago to six hits in the first game while Ames stifled the Cubs until late. Zimmermann and Saier homered for Chicago, with Schulte also driving in a run on a triple.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Brown
Smith
Ames
New York
Zimmerman
Saier
Schulte
Bates
Dodge
Cheney
Leach
Werner
PO. A
Evers
Ae Saier
Mitchell
Wee Miller
Bridwell
Groh
Cheney Saier
Tcher
Eason
Brenna
Philadelphia at Boston and other league matchups listed
The schedule lists games across American and National leagues with pairings including Philadelphia at Boston Chicago at Cleveland Detroit at St Louis Washington at New York Boston at Philadelphia New York at Brooklyn St Louis at Pittsburg Cincinnati at Chicago Brockton at Portland New Bedford at Fall River Lynn at Lawrence Lowell at Worcester.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis
Washington
New York
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
New England
Brockton
Portland
New Bedford
Fall River
Lynn
Lawrence
Lowell
Worcester
Ameprican
Enews
Clevelands
St Louis
Boston Rr
Seater
Ston
Wees
Covenesca
Worcester O* Wees A
P.C. Philadelphia
St. Louis Se
P. C
P.C
Giants Rally For 5-2 Holiday Win Over Brooklyn
A crowded New York crowd saw the Giants surge from behind to beat Brooklyn 5 to 2. Highlights include a fourth inning comeback sparked by Calahan’s double and an seventh inning three-run burst. Stengel walked and Tesreau tallied key plays as New York claimed the holiday victory.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
New York
Stengel
Callahan
Tesreau
Giants
Dodgers Hit Rube but Fail to Win
Dodgers batter Rube loses support as team cannot convert runs in an afternoon game. Final score unresolved, with key hits by Dodgers offset by opposing pitching.
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Dodgers
Rube
Lower Ten Wins Ward 10 Baseball Title At Fenway
In a game to settle the Ward 10 base ball championship at Fenway yesterday the Lower Ten led by W H Sullivan beat the Upper Ten captain Dr James Gettings 7 to 6.
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Ward 10
Fenway
W. H. Sullivan
James Gettings
Chavez Knocks Out Dell In 11th Round Bout
Benny Chavez of Trinidad fought Harry Dell of San Francisco in a 20 round bout this afternoon, delivering a knockout in the 11th round.
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Trinidad, Col
Benny Chavez
Trinidad
Harry Dell
San Francisco
Prospect Unions Whitewash Winchesters at Cambridge
Winchester defeated by Prospect Unions of Cambridge with a dominant score as the afternoon game ended. The matchup showcased strong pitching and timely hitting from the visitors, leaving the Winchester team to regroup after the lopsided result.
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Winchester
Cambridge
Winchesters
Washington shuts out New York Americans in morning game
Washington defeated the New York Americans 5 to 0 in the morning game. Groom held the visitors scoreless as Warhop was troubled early, with Milan Morgan and Peckingpaugh starring in the fifth inning.
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New York
Washington
New York Americans
Groom
Warhop
Milan
Morgan
Peckingpaugh
R. BE
Daniels
Walter
Cree
Sweeney
Gossett
Hartzell
Preckinpaugh
Borton
Pete Ewe Neee
Midkiff
Clark
Fifteen Yachts Sail At Gloucester In Independence Regatta
Fifteen yachts competed in Gloucester on July 4 as the Gloucester Yacht Club held its annual Independence Regatta. A brisk southwesterly breeze pushed boats to fast times with lively exchanges at buoy turns and near the finish. Notable entrants included Sumaki and Nutmeg.
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Gloucester
Gloucester Yacht Club
Baseball scores from multiple city games across mornings and afternoons
In Toledo Toledo beat Columbus 6 to 4 in the morning and 3 to 2 in the afternoon. Louisville defeated Indianapolis 5 to 1 in the morning and Indianapolis won 6 to 4 in the afternoon. St Paul and Minneapolis played 4 to 4 in 14 innings before a lunch break, with Minneapolis winning 3 to 2 in the afternoon. Kansas City swept Milwaukee 7 to 0 in the first game and 7 to 0 in the second.
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Toledo
Columbus
Louisville
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Baseball scores from across cities in afternoon session
Baltimore defeated Providence 9 to 2 while Jersey City beat Newark 7 to 1. Buffalo topped Montreal 6 to 3 and Rochester edged Toronto 11 innings 5 to 4. Afternoon games also saw Baltimore 8 Providence 6 and Rochester 4 Toronto 8. Newark 56 Jersey City 4 and Buffalo 11 Montreal.
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Baltimore
Providence
Jersey City
Newark
Buffalo
Montreal
Rochester
Toronto
Morning and Afternoon City League Scores Snapshot
Morning Games report Holyoke-Springfield 7 Holyoke 6 and Waterbury-Bridgeport 5 4 while Hartford-New Haven 6 5. New London-Pittsfield 5 New London and Springfield-Hartford 10 1. Afternoon results show Springfield 10 Holyoke 1 and Bridgeport 9 Waterbury plus New London 6 Pittsfield 1 with Hartford and New Haven results incomplete.
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Holyoke
Springfield
New London
Pittsfield
Waterbury
Bridgeport
Hartford
New Haven
Baseball Scores From Morning Games Across Cities
Morning games report Nashville beating Montgomery 8 to 2 while Atlanta tied New Orleans 2 to 2 in 10 innings. Chattanooga defeated Memphis 8 to 4 and Birmingham routed Mobile 10 to 0. Nashville defeated Montgomery 5 to 3 and Chattanooga edged Memphis 6 to 5. Birmingham blanked Mobile 8 to 1 and Atlanta rain halted New Orleans contest.
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Nashville
Montgomery
Atlanta
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Memphis
Birmingham
Mobile
Highlanders Rally Past Washington in Holiday Win
New York defeated Washington 6 to 2 in the afternoon game before a slim crowd. McConnell starred, limiting the visitors to five hits as New York secured its first home win this season against an Eastern league club. Washington loaded the bases in the ninth, but Moeller ended the threat.
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New York
Washington
New Yorks
McConnell
Milan
Borton
Peckinpaugh
Moeller
Hartzell
Mullin
Hughes
Daniels
Walter
Cree
Midkiff
Gossett
C Sone
Washing'n
Foster
Andil
Shanks
Morgan
Use McBride
Eenee Henry
Eteeenee Mullin
Ee Weer
Shaefer
Ee Hughes
Williams
Gallia
Boehling Ainsmith
Fight stopped to save Charlie White in New Orleans
Sheriff Merrero of Jefferson parish halted a scheduled 20 round bout between Jack Britton and Charlie White in the 18th round at the West Side Athletic Club to prevent a knockout.
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New Orleans
Sheriff Merrero
Jefferson Parish
Jack Britton
Charliile White
West Side Athletic Club
White
Pirates Cardinals Tie In 11 Innings
St Louis and Pittsburgh battled to a 2 2 four runs each through 11 innings. Magee Wingo and Kommers produced three base hits, Robinson drove in a run with a sacrifice fly, and Magee stole a base. Burk Sallee Robinson Camnitz Adams each worked, with Burk taking the loss after 11 innings.
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Hyatt
Simon
St. Louis
Pinewire
Ois
Magee
Wingo
Kommers
Robinson
Huggins
Sallee
Carey
Burk
Camnitz
Adams
Miller
Wood
Byrne
Urk
Emelie and
Quigley
Pittsburg
Forbes Field
Burke
Kelly
E. Huggins
AB Byrne
Ag Carey
Bissaneaies Etree
PVRS
Sea Dale
Well timed hits win for Cardinals
St Louis beat Pittsburgh as a wild pitching day and timely hitting produced six runs in the fourth. Hauser cleared the bases with a triple after Cooper left the mound loaded, and St Louis added to the lead while Pittsburg used three pitchers. A sand storm interrupted play in the seventh while a batter was hit by a pitch and ejected for disputing a decision.
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Pittsburg
St. Louis
Coope
Camnitz
Cooper
Hauser
ssuenacyTne
Geyer
Viox
Quigley
AB. R. BH
A. E. PiAuser
SING
Btealeo Wissiciaad
Gervel
Bere
AB. R. BH. TB
PO. A. EB
SD Eecaviveen
MWOOG
Picnsicvesee
Speco Tera
Ac Ceeeae
Ck Leekee Ae Malian
Sccascos
Witon
Wommers
Tregaroy
Simon
Wingo
O’leary
Carey
Miller
Magee
Oakes
Bayrs
Griner
Steele
Sy Geyer
Byrne
Mesos
Eastern Yacht Club Fleet Competes In Boothbay Maine Cruise
Eastern Yacht Club fleet sails along the Maine coast to Boothbay Harbor for Independence Day celebrations. The second day features a 2.8125 mile race around Seguin Island with honors earned by Elena and Shiyessa IV in schooner divisions and Corello N and Narcissus in sloops.
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Boothbay Harbor
Eastern Yacht Club
Maine
Seguin Island
Elena
Fifty seven boats race in Corinthian Y C regatta
Marblehead July 4 reports fifty seven boats in all classes taking part in the Corinthian Yacht Club regatta off the coast. Ideal weather and close racing made it one of the club's most successful holiday events in history.
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Marblehead
Corinthian Y. C
Fifty boats race in Boston Fourth of July regatta
Sixty five yachts entered the Interclub Yacht Racing Association regatta off Marine Park Boston. Ellen captained by C P Curtis of Boston Y C won the 10 mile course with Cima and Tern close behind. one minor collision occurred when Louise was fouled by Quakeress.
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Ellen
C. P. Curtis
Boston Y. C
Cima
Harpoon
Otter
Chance
Boston
Interclub Yacht Racing Association
Marine Park
South Boston
Louise
A. HE. Whitemoore
Thompson's Island
Thompson's
S. B
S. B. Y. C. Barrel Off Moon Head, Leaving It To Port; To S. B. Y. C. Barrel
Long Island Wharf
Fort Independence
Italia
George Lee
Amoret
C. B
Atlanta
Stone & Tower
Eastern Yacht Club
Clar
Manchester
Pleon Yacht Club
Margaret Wood
Layonan Il
V. F. West
Stranger
R. P. Jenks
Manatequa
A. W. Stevens
Bar Harbor
H. m
Cricket
H B Whittier
Cococene
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Leenane
Conley
Tee Vera III
H. Lunberg
Edjacko Il
S. R. Raymond
Cc Pi
Tern
M. Sears
Panther
A. BE. Chase
C. A. Wood
Otter, Foster and Crane
Badger
B. B
Lethe
J. J. Dyer
Acacia
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Chevy Chase
Walter Kelly
Mirage
Dick, Arker
D. B
Crocker
H. W. Foster
Schasen
Clarice
John Caswell
Ludwig
Smith
Dawn
W S. Millett
Etter
Hamilton
Hobo
Vv Leonard
Witch
Cc Martin
Enews
Imp
Flash
H. Brown
Pleon
German yacht selection for American races announced
Prince Henry's boat not chosen as one German entry for sonderklasse events in America. List released by committee names Imperial Yacht Club owners and several yacht names with owners including Herr weit and Waldemar Ham, among others, indicating official selections for the event.
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SELEC
Ny Kle
Germany
VIL
Prince Hen
Prussia
CC. V. Krogmann Ofburg
Sonderklasse
5 Head
Mass
Asl
America
Er’ Angela
Herr Weit
Imperial Yacht Club
Wittelsbach
Christi Ce Berlin
Serum
Waldemar Ham
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