Huts Win Dramatic 10th Inning Victory For Boston
Boston battlers tie, then win 4 to 3 in the 10th on Al Selbach’s left field hit driving Ferris home. Ferris shines with a one handed catch and a clutch double as Parent makes a sensational running grab to preserve the win.
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Fluntington Avenue
Boston
al Selbach
Ferris
Philadelphia
Parent
Seybold
Henley
Stahl
Shreck
Collins
Save Cross
Dineen
Monte Cross
Hartsel
Lave Cross
Hoffman
Davis
Sove Cross
Seibach
Burkett
M. Cross
Freeman
Buck
Homer Boston
Criger
Selbach
Monte Gross
Boston at Philadelphia New York at Washington
Sports brief lists five NBA matchups with teams Boston Detroit Chicago and others. Note indicates pairings: Boston at Philadelphia New York at Washington St Louis at Detroit Chicago at Cleveland.
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How to Score a 20-Inning Baseball Game
An instructional account of a 20 inning game between Boston and Philadelphia at Huntington Avenue. It details scorecard notation for outs hits errors and scoring events including a 20th inning sequence and player movements. The piece explains symbols for strikeouts base hits and errors and clarifies how players are numbered and recorded.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Huntington Avenue
Murphy
Collins
Parent
Shreck
Knight
Monte Cross
Cross
Athletics
Detroit Beats St Louis 2 1 In Pitchers Battle
Detroit won 2 1 in a pitchers battle with runs scoring on a bases on balls and a wild throw. Lindsay the new first baseman starred in a sharp fielding game while Barrett limped off with leg trouble. The score was final.
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Mich
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Barrett
Arbrn Cooley
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Lesescave Ceeen
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St. Louis
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Stone Wallace
Glade
Preeier
Coughlin
Mullin
Stele Balk
Maite
Sheridan
Nationals at Home Today Brace for Four Game Series
The South End grounds host Hugh Duffy's Quakers in a four game set with Tenney's invincibles. Tenney's squad struggled on the road yesterday but may fare better at home. Duffy's team has been a surprise in the National league and could trouble the Giants for the pennant, though pitching remains a weakness. Charles A. Pittinger, a star from 1805 under Duffy, returns after last season with Boston.
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South End
Hugh Duffy
Quakers
Tenney
Invincibles
Duffy
New York Giants
Giants
Charles A. Pittinger
Boston
West Newton Clinches Eighth Straight Win
West Newton remains a top state team with an eighth consecutive victory on July 4. The squad has beaten noted opponents Kyverett Walpole Braintree and Norwood to keep its momentum through the season.
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West Newton
Kyverett
Walpole
Braintree
Norwood
Leander Crew Defeats Vesper in Henley Heat
The Leander crew of London beat the Vesper Boat Club of Philadelphia by a length in the second heat for the grand challenge cup at Henley on the Thames. The British time was seven minutes one second, with crowds watching from Temple Island to the finish. The Vespers finished strong but couldn’t overcome the leaders.
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London
Vesper Boat Club
Philadelphia
Thames River
Temple Island
Wiley
Cleveland Triumphs Over Chicago 6 to 1 in Slim Victory
Cleveland beats Chicago 6 to 1 as Donahue tosses steady ball and Owens falters in the fifth. Long hits spark the win with Bemis Bradley and Tannehill contributing. Attendance 3,862 in Cleveland.
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Walsh
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Bradley
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Murphy and Jackson Lead North Eastern League Clash
Murphy and Jackson each hit two base hits while Wall adds a homer and Browne, Boardman, Ahearn, Tierney contribute. McGraw and McGraw Wallace steal twice as Connolly and Cross fan hitters. 43 minutes, McCloud umpiring in a crowded park with uncertain attendance.
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O. Jackson
Bigble
Wall
Browne
Boardman
Ahearn
McGraw
Lawrence
Connolly
Connors
Wallace
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Tierney
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Manchester Defeats Fall River In Baseball, 11 to 4
Manchester easily beat Fall River 11 to 4 in a July afternoon game. Key plays include three-base hits by Gusheen Armbruster and O Hara, and a strong pitching shift with Volz and Lee. Attendance listed as 400 with umpires and officials noted.
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Fhey
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Spratt
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Guiheen
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Harris
Morrissey
Carrier
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Higgins
Cote
O/Sullivan
Volz
Gilroy
Armbruster
Gusheen
O'Hara
O’hara
Stafford
Concord vs New Bedford Baseball Nine Ninth Inning Batted
In the ninth Klobedanz batted for Klobedanz and Concord beat New Bedford 3 to 1. Templing and Purrington each had two base hits for Concord while Coveney and Kavanaugh stole bases. Line pitched four strikeouts for New Bedford as Klobedanz fanned five for Concord.
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Voeee
New Bedford
Sheets
Hickman
Zacher
Kane
Kavanaugh
Kehoe
Purrington
Templin
Eustace
Coveney
Duggan
Murphy
Burrill
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Phalen Dominates as Nashua Falls to Lynn in Seven inning Win
Lynn wins 6 to 4 behind heavy hitting in the seventh inning. Phalen drew 14 bases on balls and Nashua committed 17 stolen bases allowed. Cassidy Lovell and Pastor homer or drive runs, while Mystery players contribute multiple hits in a high‑scoring prowl.
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Lovell
Henry
O'Neill
Beard
Daum
Wiley
Pete
Hart
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Labele
Oj Goodrich
Cassidy
Pastor
Bannon
Goodrich
Devine
T. Murphy
March
J. Murphy
Labelle
Kering
Walthour Set to Race Abroad in World Championship
After a regional pace race in Revere Bobby Walthour, the world champion pacer, sailed from New York to Paris for European engagements. He claimed he remains the world pace champion and challenged American rivals to meet him in Antwerp’s world championship races, stating defeat would end his claim.
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Revere
Bobby WaLthour
New York
Paris
Hugh MacLean
James Moran
Walthour
Antwerp
Ort Wells Wins Brighton Mile at Brighton Beach Meet
Ort Wells trained by John A. Drake won the Brighton mile as the feature of the spring meeting opening. Ort Wells finished in 1:38 1-5, just one fifth of a second slower than last year’s track record. Beldame and Delhi finished second and third while Woodford Clay’s Running Water and Single Shot led the Distaff stakes. Other winners included Roseben, Alaman sor, Hooray and Angler.
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John A. Drake
Running Water
Roseben
Alamansor
Hooray
Angler
Gossip of the Boxers Harry Lewis to Meet Kid Goodman
Harry Lewis arrives in town with manager Jack Hanlon to train for tomorrow night’s Chel sea bout with Kid Goodman at Pythian Rink. Lewis, a top lightweight, has a strong record this year including wins over Cardiff Decker Callahan Moran and Young Erne, with a notable loss only to Young Erne due to a tendon sprain. Frank A. McDonald aims to match his champions Johnny McGrier and Harry Edels in future bouts.
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Harry Lewis
Philadelphia
Kid Goodman
Douglas A. C
Chelsea
Revere
Jack Hanlon
Sandy Ferguson
Jack McCloskey
New England
Lewis
Jack Cardiff
Eddie Hanlon
George Decker
Tim Callahan
Tony Moran
Jim Bonner
Kid Sullivan
Goodman
Hererra
Pythian
Frank A. McDonald
Johnny McGrier
Harry Edels
Brain Traded From Cardinals to Pirates in $ Exchange
St Louis infielder Dave Brain has been traded to Pittsburgh for infielder McBride and cash. The deal, resisted earlier, followed Brain’s threats to quit after losing the captaincy. teammate Jack Warner, fined for missing a trip, threatens to jump if the fine isn’t remitted, with a possible trade to Cincinnati for Eddie Phelps.
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Dave Brain
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburg
McBride
Brain
Robison
Cardinals
Pittsburgs
Jack Warner
Burke
Warner
Cincinnati
Eddie Phelps
Base Ball News And Comment From The South End Stand
Baseball notes praise Hugh Duffy's Quakers and recounts sharp plays by Cross and Collings. Remarks on Murphy and Ferris fielding, Selbach's 10th inning beauty, and the dwindling aura around Boston fans. Mentions Hickman, Owens, and the 1904 champions title as talks shift to Philadelphia and Cleveland.
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Hickman
Detroit
John I. Taylor
Collings
Monte Cross
Ferris
Schreckengost
Imade
Boston Americans
Young
Waddell
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