Fitz and OBrien Train Hard for Bout
Philadelphia July 6 Bob Fitzsimmons and Jack OBrien are training intensely for their fight slated for Friday night. Public interest rivals the McCoy OBrien war era and both camps show firm confidence. Fitzsimmons vows to finish OBrien early while OBrien trains in Holly Beach New Jersey seeking redemption from the prior controversial fight.
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Philadelphia
Bob Fitzsimmons
Jack O'Brien
O’brien-Mccoy
Fisth Sports
Fitzsimmons
O’brien
O'Brien
Holly Beach
N. J
McCoy-O'Brien
Jeffries
Americans Take All Four At Washington Boxing Roundup
AMERICANS TAKE ALL FOUR AT WASHINGTON details boxing prep ups as Danny Snyder plans return facing Kenny Burke Baldwin Pantz Goodwin and Farrell also back back in action Canole to meet Fitzgerald in Philadelphia Goodman rests at Short Beach delaying sparring until fall and eyes Herrara clash. In baseball Washington loses to Boston 3 0 as Young and Ferris star in shutout with sharp fielding and timely hits.
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Danny Snyder
Charlestown
Kenny
Jimmy Burke
Lawrence
Matty Baldwin
Kid Pantz
North End
Chester Goodwin
Chelsea
Snyder
Martin Canole
Fall River
Willie Fitzgerald
National A. C
Philadelphia
Canole
Border
Jim Connolly
Quaker City
Kid Goodman
Short Beach
Winthrop
Aurelio Herrara
Benny Yanger
Goodman
Brooklyn Wins Narrow Exit Game Over Boston
In a tense farewell at the old park, Brooklyn edged Boston 2 to 2 amid controversial umpiring by Bob Emslie. Needham was ruled out on a strike that appeared high, costing Boston a potential inning with bases loaded. Pittinger fanned repeatedly as Brooklyn built its lead, while Dillon and Sheckard contributed key hits and aggressive base running. Attendance reached 6,980 as Virgil Garvin and Charlie Pittinger pitched valiantly for their teams.
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Umpire dispute mars New Bedford vs Nashua game
Four hundred spectators watched as umpire Riva clashed with Pastor Wilson and Carney causing ejections and benches cleared. New Bedford won 12 to 2 after a contentious call at third base, with Kid Jordan delivering a masterly pitching effort and Chalcott and Lovell delivering standout plays. Attendance around 450.
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Lawrence defeats Concord in ten innings, 4 to 8
In Lawrence on July 6, the Lawrence team beat Concord 8 to 4 after ten innings, extending the game into extra innings and delivering a decisive win for Lawrence.
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Concord
Champagne quality depends on hand craft and aging
The finest grapes and careful hand processing define AC'OOK 7 Champzene. Proper fermenting and aging are essential to good champagne. Each bottle is inspected daily for months before reaching the table as a perfect champagne.
Haverhill Triumps Manchester In Ninth Inning Finish
Haverhill rallied to beat Manchester 9-8 in a ninth inning win driven by Peter son s timely hit sending Wallace home with two outs. Errors by Merritt hurt Manchester while Hamilton W Page Calhoun and Warren fueled Haverhill s offense. Leith allowed the home run by P Leith while Page and Leith worked strong on the mound for their clubs. Attendance 864.
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Lowell Beats Fall River In One-Sided Baseball Game
Lowell defeated Fall River easily as both teams played loosely in the field. Key contributions came from Lake and Grant with solid batting and strong fielding by Grant. Dowell pitched. Earned runs weighed against Fall River, with multiple errors and base paths crowded, attendance about 900.
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Hickey
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Lovells Crush South Boston In 18 Inning Cup Tie
Enthusiastic fans watched Dorchester Lovells meet All South Boston at Locust Street grounds in an 18 inning battle for a purse of 100 dollars. The long extra innings showcased sharp defense and clutch hitting as both teams battled for the opener of a three game set.
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Dorchester
Boston
Locust Street Grounds
South Boston
Sports matchups set for key NBA East Coast swing
Boston visits New York while Philadelphia hosts Washington, Detroit plays Cleveland, and Chicago travels to St Louis in a midseason schedule. The four games shape playoff implications and fan interest across the league.
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Cincinnati
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Fultz Traded from New York Americans to Washington Club
Dave Fultz, star outfielder and former Brown football and baseball alumnus, is traded to Washington. The move signals a push by Ban Johnson to strengthen the Senators, easing speculation about costly New York strengthening. Fultz has had knee trouble this season, and the transfer reduces talk of all out New York expansion.
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New York Americans
Washington
Ban Johnson
Senators
Fultz
New York
Has Billings Quit The Boston Nationals
Rumors swirl on July 4 about a shift in control of the Boston Nationals as J B Billings steps back from leadership. President Soden to act as treasurer with payments handled by him, while Conant and others deny any substantive change.
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Mr. Billings
Mr. Conant
Isles of Shoals
William H. Conant
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Hermis Wins Test Handicap at Brighton to Equal Track Record
Fresh from a second in the World’s Fair handicap Hermis carries 133 pounds to win the Test handicap at Brighton Beach opening the summer meeting. He ties the track one mile record at 1 55. Beldame runner up four lengths to the Suburban champion. Tongorder takes the Montauk stakes by a head. Other races to relain include Reliable’s winner at 16 to 3 and Glisten in selling.
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St. Louis
Hermis
Brighton Beach Racing Association
Beldame
Dainty
Tongorder
St Louis NL Team Sweeps Cincinnati in Doubleheader
The St Louis National League club defeated Cincinnati twice here today. Taylor pitched a shutout in the opener, while Nichols led a strong hitting effort for the win in the second game. Scores follow.
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Cincinnati
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Nichols
Manchester at Lawrence Clash Sparks City Rivalry
Manchester faces Lawrence in a tense matchup as local teams compete for bragging rights and potential standings impact. Northwestern clubs aim to leverage home advantage while Lawrence seeks a decisive win to boost its season outlook.
World beaters face Invaders as NY series awaits
The article discusses an anxious wait for the Invaders versus the world beaters series in New York. It notes the Boston Nationals traveling west, mentions open dates for South Boston Centrals on July 9 seeking amateur or semi pro opponents, and lists local games, player highlights, and scheduling notes across New England baseball, with several names and places cited.
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New York
Boston Nationals
West
Post Beaten by Globe at American League Grounds 19 to 7
The Post baseball team lost badly to the Globe at the American League grounds yesterday by 19 to 7. Captain Arthur struggled, but he remains confident his nine will win when the teams meet again. O Connell and Wadleigh starred for Globe.
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Arthur
O'Connell
Wadleigh
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Big Motors Return for Charles River Park Pace Night
After weeks away the 14 horsepower motors return to Charles River Park for pacing. The program includes a paced race featuring Nat Butler, the lone rider who beat Jimmy Moran this year, star Harry Caldwell and Will C Stinson of Cambridge over five miles. Also on the card are a mile handicap and a five mile open for amateurs. A separate handicap motor race with five starters is set for Revere track Saturday, Moran not riding. Butler and Stinson get one lap conceded from Moran, Mettling two, Sulkins three. a substitute rider will enter Moran’s place and a new handicap will be arranged.
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Jimmy Moran
Harry Caldwell
Will C. Stinson
Cambridge
Revere
Butler
Stinson
Moran
Louis Mettling
Sammy Sulkins
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