Senators Beat Red Sox In Heat Delayed Baseball Heroics
The Senators defeated the Boston Red Sox 7 to 2 at Huntington Avenue Park as Walter Johnson held Boston to six hits and hit a long homer. Milan led Washington with two doubles and a single, while McBride, Yerkes and Conroy featured key plays. The game showed extreme heat with a small crowd but steady Washington offense taking advantage of Boston errors.
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The Most Comfortable Men's Garter Made
The PAD Boston Garter is described as long lasting and non tearing for hose. It emphasizes a snug fit and secure clasp that stays put until released. The copy claims no metal contact with the leg and promotes general comfort and satisfaction.
National Baseball Matchups Listed for Tuesday Card
Cincinnati visits Boston while St Louis travels to Philadelphia Pittsburg plays Brooklyn and Chicago meets New York in a slate of key midseason games featuring top clubs and expected tight competitive action.
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Fall River at Brockton and More Rival Matchups
High school football set features Fall River visiting Brockton while New Bedford travels to Lowell and Lawrence plays Lynn with Haverhill facing Worcester in a slate of intercity games.
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Scores From Early Pro Hockey Night
Baltimore defeated Providence Buffalo 9, Montreal led Toronto 5 to 5, Rochester beat Jersey City 7 to 2, Newark triumphed 3 to 7 in separate matchups. Montreal and Toronto shared a tense early note as the rest of the games progressed.
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Emergency Kid Engle Splits Double as Washington Wins
Clyde Engle nicknamed Emergency Kid batted for Moser and stifled Walter's pace, Engle scores on Speaker single, Henry passes, Lewis out, McBride to Schaefer. Washington adds another run in ninth on Milan double and Cunningham infield out. Home run by Johnson and two-base hits Milan and Purtell. Pape allows four runs in five innings, Johnson dominates with seven strikeouts. Attendance 2264.
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New York Tops Athletics In Ninth Inning Rally
New York won the game from the Athletics with a dramatic ninth inning rally. Krause relieved Bender in the ninth, Johnson walked, Cree tripled, Knight tied the score with a sacrifice, Chase singled and scored on Blair's later hit, sending New York to victory as Chase beat the plate on Gardner's miscue.
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Red Sox Off for the West in Four Game Series
Manager Patsy Donovan and the Boston Red Sox left on the 7 20 Western train for St Louis to begin a four game set Friday. The trip promises a grueling journey in the heat with no return to Boston until July 25. Pitcher Karger and Bill Carrigan stayed home while Wilson and Thoney joined the squad.
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Naps Wallop Win From Lowly Browns in Cleveland
Cleveland defeated St. Louis 11 to 7 as Harkness left the box after an early knockdown. Krapp settled after the third inning while Cleveland hit all three St. Louis hurlers hard. Jackson led with a triple a double and two singles in a earlier burst of rallies.
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Cobb Drives In Five In 8 to 1 Detroit Win Over Chicago
Ty Cobb scored or drove in five of Detroit's runs as the Tigers defeated the Chicago nine 8 to 1 in Detroit. Winett held Chicago to seven hits. Young and Olmstead were hit hard. Manager Jennings and pitcher Summers were suspended following a dispute with umpire Mullen yesterday.
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Jeffries Visits Chicago En Route to California
Former heavyweight champion James J. Jeffries, 255 pounds, claims he is out of the ring for good and that the Johnson bout at Reno a year ago only heightened his dislike of crowds. He mentions Frank Chance and his belief in Chance bringing home another pennant to Chicago, asserts he is a businessman and that his trip abroad benefited him.
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Boy Driver's Great Race at Hillsgrove Pace
Five heats decided the 2 17 pace with 17 year old Abner Potter driving Ramona in a sensational bid. Ramona won the final stretch by a nose, then Lady Bingen won heat three but failed in heat four, and Lady Bingen led the final heat before Ramona’s protest over a fair start. Baden won the 2 18 trot, Endow and John Packer faced disqualification for foul driving, as the free-for-all promised to be the feature tomorrow with six starters under 2 06.
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Harvard and Yale Sportsmen Start Earnest Practice
Brighton England July 6 Harvard and Yale athletes began morning practice in earnest. Afternoon sessions followed with pits and take-offs prepared for jumpers. Sprinters and quarter milers worked speed while distance runners logged miles. Team captains meet Thursday at the Queen's Club and the Harvard Yale squad may use Queen's track Friday.
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Tom Heane’s 21st Sprinting Birthday
Tom Keane, a Syracuse trainer, celebrates 21 years of sprinting with a July 4 win at County Galway games Oak Island. He took the 10 yard Professional sprint from nine competitors in 10 2-5 seconds, marking a long career since his first start.
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Missed stars at Pittsburg A A U meet spark Swedish bid urge
Ralph Craig renowned Michigan athlete and Cornell miler Jones withdraw from the season after intercollegiates. Both hint at a potential bid for the Swedish Olympic games. The piece notes champions like Craig and Jones appear rarely.
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Wolgast and Hedlund Face Fresh Challenges in Boxing
Wolgast remains dominant in lightweight class with Moran win, while contenders like Packey MacKarland, Freddy Welsh, and K O Brown await shots. Hedlund defeats Abel Kiviat in a mile race, with Kiviat’s form cited as slipping. Gwyn Henry nears 93-5 clock in sprints, Craig and Hery to contest 100 yards. Jimmy Gardner in line for further bouts as season chatter grows. Yale reportedly pursues Johnny Evers to coach Blue baseball team next season amid program struggles.
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Wolgast Moran bout clash sparked a scoring dispute
A letter to T F Keane discusses the Wolgast Moran bout and a claim that Jeffries lost to Johnson in the 13th round, a round Moran also lost to Wolgast. It notes Jeffries lost to Johnson in the 15th round and mentions Athlete H Drew, New England sprint champion, not starting the 220 yards junior A U championship after winning the junior title in the 100 yards, rendering him ineligible for the furlong dash.
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Triune Ale Promoted as Pure New England Brew
An advertisement extols Triune Ale as a certified pure and wholesome New England brew. It highlights Prof J W Baird’s verification, describes ingredients from barley malt to hops and water, and notes its price is comparable to common ale. McCormick Brewery Co. lists 89 Conant Street Boston as the producer.
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