Boston Nationals Split with Brooklyn Doves in July Series Opener
Boston and Brooklyn split a doubleheader with the Doves taking the first game 5 to 1 and Boston winning 3 to 1 in the nightcap. Red White pitched for Brooklyn, while Mattern had early trouble before Dodgers rallies. Beaumont, Sweeney and Burch led Boston’s offense, and Starr starred in defense and late innings for Brooklyn.
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Brooklyn
Frank Bowerman
Boston
Doves
Red White
Dodgers
Mattern
George Bell
al Burch
Matty
Bell
Becker
Starr
Thomas
McMillan
Beaumont
Sweeney
Lumiey
Burch
Clements
Bowerman
Burell
White
Coffey
Hunter
Stein
Bergen
Alperman
Red
Hummell
Stem
Reds Blanked by the Pirates in Morning Game
Pittsburg shut out Cincinnati 2 to 0 in the morning contest. Maddox pitched a solid game allowing only two hits. Gaspar struggled and was relieved. Alstein left with a finger injury, Stone pinch hit for him, and Gaspar. Barbeau and Clark stole bases. Gaspar and Lobert turned a double play.
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Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Maddox
Gaspar
Huggins
Alstein
Johnstone
McLean
Gasper
Atolen
Barbeau
Clark
Gaspar An Lobert
Litisburg
Cincinna
Giants End Covaleski Hoodoo In Morning Shutout
New York wins 3 to 0 over Philadelphia as Wiltse limits hits to three and Covaleski struggles. Three Philadelphia batters reach base, but only Dooin misplays allow the runs in the fifth inning.
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Philadelphia
New York
Wiltse
Covaleski
Dooin
Exciting Boston Fourth of July Games End in Close Finishes
Massive crowds witnessed the Boston Common track meet with dramatic finishes. Norris edged Grassie in the three mile by a nose, Hedlund came from behind to win the 880, Mullin led a 26 runner mile, and Connolly won the 440 while Smith and headliners battled through heats. Team race to B A A over South Boston closed the event.
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Boston
Mike Norris
William Grassie
New England
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Grassie
Oscar Headlund
Hedlund
Brookline Gym
Powers
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Bill Prout
Ryder
Charlie Dalton
Connolly
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Colby
R. J. Smith
Jimmy Lee
Mercury A. C
New York
Bob Fowler
Harry Brawley
Tom Dowling
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South Boston
Ed Farrell
Barth
Conroy
Charles Dalton
Bernard Lee
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H. W. Smith
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Harry Gray
Shelburne
J. F. McCarron
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F. E. Miles
Cambridge Y. M. C. A
D. Coakley
J. Conroy
J. Connolly
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J. V. Smith
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W. L. Powell
Cunningham Gym
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J. A. Powers
James Burke
Cambridge
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M. T. Norris
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H. B. Enwright
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Woonsocket
A. C. Spaulding
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F. FE. Miles
Giants Win Out In Fifteen Innings
New York defeats Philadelphia 3 to 2 in a 15 inning marathon. Doyle and Murray drive in the decisive runs in the 15th. Magee and Doolin spark the late rally for Philadelphia. Mathewson yields in extra frames as Raymond and Foxen finish a tight pitching duel.
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Philadelphia
New York
Magee
Doolin
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Raymond
Foxen
Doyle
Murray
Moore
Schlei
McCormick
Dorie
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Grant
O'Hara
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Kane
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Dorle
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Baseball score details from a disputed summer game
The record lists bases on balls for Maddox three times off Gaspar and Rowan, hit by pitches Miller Egan and Downey, four strikeouts by Maddox and one by Gaspar, with umpire Johnstone and time noted as ih 50m.
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Maddox
Gaspar
Rowan
Miller
Egan
Downey
Johnstone
Pirates Rally Past Reds in Low-Scoring Contest
Pittsburg defeats Cincinnati 6 to 1 as Fromme allows two runs over six innings and Campbell yields three in two innings. Storke Barbeau Egan Mc Yean collect two-base hits, Mitchell homers, Clarke Downey drive in runs, and Stolen base by Clarke.
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Framme
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Storke
Barbeau
Egan
Mc Yean
Mitchell
Fromme
Campbell
Clarke
Downey
Miller
Willis
Johnstone
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Leach
Wagner
Wilson
Peer
Oakes
Sereeeesees
Hoblitzel
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McLean
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Fromine
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Eastern League Morning and Afternoon Scores
Jersey City beat Newark 8 to 1 and Buffalo defeated Montreal 6 to 0 in morning play. Toronto topped Rochester 9 to 5 while Jersey City edged Newark 5 to 3 in the afternoon. Baltimore won 6 to 2 over Providence and Montreal cruised past Buffalo 11 to 4.
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Jersey City
Newark
Buffalo
Montreal
Toronto
Rochester
Baltimore
Providence
Gloucester Yacht Club season opener boats race
In Gloucester on July 5 the handicap club event attracted 11 competitors. Onda II edged Blacko II in class one, Urcchin and Osprey raced hard in class two, and Oleta won class three on handicap.
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Gloucester
Gloucester Yacht Club
North Breeze
Blacko II
Urcchin
Oleta
U S 8 Missouri First Team Edge Medford in 10 Inning Thriller
In a close 10 inning game at Medford High School grounds yesterday morning the U S 8 defeated Missouri first team for a decisive win.
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U. S
Missouri
Medford
Dineen Wins the Marathon in Burlington Champlain Celebration
Pat Dineen of Boston won the full distance Marathon at Centennial Field during the Champlain celebration in Burlington Vermont. Johnny Hayes of New York finished second a near mile behind, with Teddy Crooks of Fall River third and Black Hawk of Canada fourth. Dineen's time was three hours flat.
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Burlington, Vt
Pat Dineen
Centennial Field
Johnny Hayes
New York
Teddy Crooks
Fall River
Black Hawk
Dineen
Busy Day for Golfers Across Suburban Clubs
Large fields played in holiday cup and foursome events under perfect conditions. Woodland winners included Hl. B. Richmond in Class A and J. E. Kedian second. W. I. Church won handicap vs bogey in Class A. N. H. Griffiths took Commonwealth Country Club holiday cup. Brae Burn and Chestnut Hill also reported top nets and gross prizes.
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Surburban
Woodland
Hl. B. Richmond
J. E. Kedian
C. T. Briggs
W. I. Church
H. L. Nuremburg
Commonwealth Country Club
N. H. Griffiths
H. T. Quigley
Allston
F. H. Hoyt
Clark
Miss C. Righter
H. P. Farrington
Brae Burn
Chestnut Hill
A. M. Crosby
A. J. Fairbanks
F. H. Bailey
Percy Gilbert
Annisquam Yacht Club Opens Season With Close Race
The Annisquam Yacht Club started its season with a race from the clubhouse to the buoy off Ipswich. In 21-footers Tedesco beat Tecumseh by 16 seconds. Tabasco Jr. easily defeated Princess in the 15-foot class.
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Annisquam
St Brendan Sports Draw 4000 at Locust Street Grounds
A 4000 strong crowd attended St Brendan Knights field day in South Boston highlighting Gaelic football, hurling, and the Muiredach cross replica presentation to Boston College. Kerry beat O Neil Crowleys 14 to 10. Knights beat Vere 7 to 3. Malden AOH over South Braintree 7 to 1. hurling sees William OBriens of Cambridge top Young Shamrocks 20 to 11.
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Knights of St. Brendan
Locust Street
Boston
Monasterboice
Boston College
Thomas I. Gasson
Matthew Cummings
Daniel J. Dwyer
M. J. Mahon
James McGuire
Jeremiah Carroll
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Revere
Malden A. O. H
South Braintree A. O. H
O'Neil Crowleys
William O'Briens
Cambridge
Young Shamrocks
South Boston
Bowling on Green Attracts Large Crowd
Several teams played the old-fashioned game of bowling on the green yesterday afternoon before a large crowd. The scores show pairings including J Watt with C W Monroe, W Bourne with C Clarke, Fowler with H C Bertwell, Bowen with John Mills, and James Monroe with William Jordan among others.
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J. Watt
C. W. Monroe
McGaw
J. Milne
Danahy
B. Gallagher
W. Bourne
C. Clarke
Ocean
Dorchester AOH Defeats Young Americ ans in Gaelic Football
Division 31 A O H of Dorchester beat the Young Americans by two goals in a hotly contested Gaelic football clash. Captain Fitzgerald led the winners and referee Timothy Nagle officiated.
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Dorchester
Fitzgerald
Timothy Nagle
Connecticut League Results Summary
Holyoke 9 Northampton 5 Waterbury 7 New Haven 3 Bridgeport 7 Springfield 7 game called New Britain percent Hartford 7 New Britain Northampton 5 Holyoke 1 New Haven 5 Waterbury 0 Bridgeport 8 Springfield 7 Hartford 5 New Britain 2
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Connecticut
Holyoke
Northampton
Waterbury
New Haven
Bridgeport
Springfield
New Britain
Hartford
Lynn and Fall River Each Win two Games
Lynn and Fall River claim two victories apiece in a tied baseball doubleheader. Worcester suffered a 5 on cocks 100 04 02 6 era, with key hits by Fitzpatrick Bradley and Venable. Pitching saw Blanchard Whittredge Wilson and Owens yield multiple runs over seven to eight innings.
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Lynn
Fall River
Wilson
Worcester
Bowos
Shaw
McCune
Bradley
Logan
Reynolds
Russell
Venable
Fitzpatrick
Danzig
Blanchard
Whittredge
Uniac
Lowell
Owens
Connolly
F. Shaw
Uniae
Sbuhalty
R.f Rondeau
Howard
Et. Russell
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Pierk
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New England League Holiday Games Report
The New England league saw eight games yesterday eight decisive outcomes seven completed. Lowell tied Worcester in the morning at eight to eight after nine innings Lynn beat Haverhill twice Brockton also defeated Lawrence Worcester won the second game against Lowell New Bedford and Fall River split their two games.
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Fall River
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Lynn pulls off comeback to nip Haverhill 8 7
Lynn overturns a 7 0 deficit to beat Haverhill 8 7 after six ninth inning hits. Abbott started for Lynn and Merrill pitched nine innings with 15 hits allowed. Key players included Burg Boardman Reischman Zimmerman and Page for Lynn with Wallace Hamilton and O Rourke among the Haverhill scorers.
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Reischman
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Page
O'Rourke
Zimmerman
Courtney
Boardman
Lynn
Daum
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Cooney
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Abbott
Lyon
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Worcester Defeats Lowell 10 6 in New England Clash
Worcester beat Lowell 10 to 6 in a separate afternoon game that settled the day's head to head. The forenoon game ended in a tied score by agreement as Worcester bunched hits against Blanchard.
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Worcester
Wakefield Defeated as Mansfield Triumphs in Eight Innings
The Lowney Mansfield team defeated Wakefield eight innings with a 8 to 2 score yesterday afternoon. Mansfield plated early runs and held the lead through late innings to secure the win.
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Lowney Mansfield
Wakefield
Brockton Edges Lawrence 2 1 In Pitchers’ Battle
Lawrence falls 2 1 as Brockton gains win on an error and Knetzer wildness Murphy homers for Lawrence lone run A key eighth inning double play preserves the lead O Toole goes eight for Brockton and collects eight strikeouts while Knetzer fans nine for Lawrence Time 2h Buckley umpire
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Lawrence
Brockton
O’toole
Knetzer
Murphy
Ainsmith
Brooklon
Moore
Watters
Shannon
McGovern
Murph
Hammond
Massey
O'Toole
Buckley
Fall River Beats New Bedford 7 6 In Morning Baseball
Fall River pitcher Wood held New Bedford to few hits as the visitors failed to tally until the seventh inning. Errors produced most runs with a ninth inning ground rule preventing a tie. Gilroy debuted for New Bedford but the home club came through with timely hits and two runs in the final frames.
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New Bedford
Wood
Fall River
Gilroy
Fall River F
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Barrows
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McDermott
Cunningham
Solbran
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New Bedford Beats Fall River in Afternoon Game
New Bedford defeated Fall River 8 to 3 in an afternoon clash at Fall River. The visitors secured the win in the fourth inning through a combination of timely hits and home team errors. Poor defense by Fullerton aided the visitors, while Cunningham and Bowcock stood out with sharp fielding.
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Fall River
New Bedford
Fullerton
Cunningham
Bowcock
Young athletes compete in Farm School games on Thompson Island
A fine lot of young professional athletes were turned out yesterday afternoon at the games held on Thompson Island by the Farm School authorities. A miscellaneous programme of 29 events ran in three sections from 9 o'clock to 6 30 o'clock. Cash prizes were awarded to the boys finishing first second and third in the events.
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Thompson Island
Tammany Wins Croker Cup Ocean Race
Commodore W. L. Tower’s schooner yacht Tammany wins the Gravesend Bay to Cape May and back race for the Richard Croker cup, finishing about 40 minutes ahead of Eclipse. Eclipse led on raw time but Tammany prevailed on time allowance in the annual event.
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New York
W. L. Tower
Tammany
Gravesend Bay
Cape May
Richard Croker
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