Braves Lose Two and Fade to Last in Eastern Yachts Race
Eastern Yacht Club sails 80 miles from Islesboro Maine with 20 boats in light winds. Vagrant wins first division schooners and Avenger tops sloops, while racing plans for Monday target western Penobscot Bay.
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Gallant and Rivers Draw in Atlas A. A. ring battle
Gilbert Gallant of Chelsea and Joe Rivers of Los Angeles fought 12 rounds at the Atlas A. A. last night. The bout ended in a draw with fans split, though most felt neither man deserved a clear verdict.
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Gallant
Gil
Jose
Gilbert Gallant
Chelsea
Joe Rivers
Los Angeles
Atlas A
WILL PAY MURPHY TO BOX STANLEY
Frank Steele, manager of Bob Stanley, the Cambridge feather, taunts Johnny Murphy of South Boston. Steele will pay Murphy $20 if he agrees to box Stanley in a semi final at Atlas A A or a main bout at Lenox A C Gloucester, on a winner take all basis.
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Bob Stanley
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Johnny Murphy
South Boston
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Cubs and Reds clash as doubleheader ends with brawl
In Chicago the Cubs beat Cincinnati 5 to 4 in 14 innings to win the opener and tie the nightcap 2 to 2 before darkness halted play. A brawl erupted in the seventh after Good triple and Olson fouled. punches flew as umpires and bench players intervened and Olson was led to the clubhouse.
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Kniseley
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Olson
Quigley
Brooklyn Nationals Break Long Slump with 5 1 Win over Buffalo
Brooklyn New York players end a winless streak by defeating Buffalo 5 to 1. Chief Bluejacket hurled a strong game for Brooklyn as Buffalo managed three hits in the sixth inning. Bluejacket and Simon, F. Anderson, Krapp and Blazer contributed to the victory.
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Newark Beats Baltimore 7 to 1 in Exhibition Game
Newark defeated Baltimore 7 to 1 as Newark hitters struck early off Quinn. Falkenberg held Baltimore to a single run with steady pitching, while Newark tallied multiple runs across the game. Rariden and Quinn, along with Jacklitsch and Falkenberg, contributed in the decisive win.
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KC Beats St Louis 1-0 on Seventh Inning Singles
Kansas City won today’s game 1 to 0 in Kansas City Missouri as East erly Packard and Chadbourne delivered singles in the seventh inning. The win evened the series with St Louis behind Cullop Davenport Hartley and teammates.
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Hartley
Braves Drop Two To Dodgers In Tight City Series
In Brooklyn on July 6 the Braves endured a hard return to their old cellar headquarters after a rough road trip. They battled the Dodgers in two close games, losing 3 to 7 and winning 4 to 3, in a pair of lengthy contests.
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Double Disaster Wounds Braves in Dodgers Split
The Braves suffer a record number of casualties as Brooklyn dominates the doubleheader. Rudolph and Coombs exit with injuries, Moran and Schmidt hurt by pitches, Dell and Appleton blaze through the Dodgers lineup, and Brooklyn wins one game while Boston edges out a tight second. Getz and O Mara spark the decisive sixth inning for Brooklyn.
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Egan
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Ragan
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Davis
Sherrod Smith
Gaff
R.B
Cutshaw
Miller
Gilbert
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Sree
Wen
Vee
Oo Gowdy
Pawtucket Rallies For Seven In Eighth To Avert Loss
Pawtucket broke open a tight game in the eighth inning scoring seven runs in Hartford. Two Hartford pitchers were heavily battered as Pawtucket seized control and won the rally that decided the contest.
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Pawtucket
Fall River Beats Eaton 5-4 In Ninth Inning Rally
Falls River wins 5 to 4 over Eaton in the ninth as Sullivan Bentley and Proulx pace the offense. Mil ler and Proulx add two-base hits, home runs by Sullivan and Bentley, and Miller and OConnell steal bases. Connell Gilhooley and Leid contribute with defensive plays, while Eaton pitchers strike out four and issue three walks.
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New Haven Beats New Bedford In Low-Scoring Tilt
Menosky delivers a two-base hit for New Haven as Yount works seven innings for New Haven in relief. Tecarr allows three walks and strikes out seven while Yount fans five. New Bedford scores one in the ninth on a single and error, but falls 1-2.
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Burns Error in Double Play Attempt Sparks Seventh Inning
In Brockton on July 6 a wild throw by Burns attempted for a double play in the seventh inning. the misplay disrupted the inning and created a tense moment for the defense and crowd.
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Lawrence Trims Lynn 6-2 in New England League
Williams wildness in the second inning and a two run scoring groundout sealed a 6-2 Lawrence win over Lynn. Briggs Swayne Dee contributed with two base hits and multiple players drew walks as Zeiser and Smith split mound duties for the pitchers.
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Portland Defeats Opponents In Extra Inning Summary
Key players Foster Deneville Maloney More Clemens Dowell contribute in a 10th inning push. Dowell nails a two-base hit and Maloney Clemens steal bases while Becker Ritter Foster Schwartz Sweatt log sacrifice hits. Schwartz More dominate on the mound with five walks and four hits allowed. Time 2 hours 40 minutes.
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M’carthy
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Farrell
Ifao Dowell
DeNville
Phillips
Rt Wright
Clancy
O Hayden
Mayberry
Hard hitting game with Worcester beats Fitchburg 4 to 0
Worcester fielded strongly to runless Fitchburg as Young contributed in a decisive 4 0 victory. Tuckey and Duggan sparked the offense with two runs each and Hoey delivered key three base hits in a tight early game.
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Moulton
Carroll
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M'cles’y
Hoey
Gar’lagh
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Pot'ger
Sullivan
Pownallit
Young
Gaston
Cooney
lIb
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Daniels
P Seee
Hand
Gardella
McCleskey
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B. Pennington
Bransfield
Baseball Game Report From Springfield Close
Batted for Powers in the eighth and for Black in the ninth as Springfield bats. Ca brera doubled, W Woods stole a base, and runs credited to Gagnier and Swander. Smith struck out 3 and Powers 5. Woods fanned once. Umpire McGauley. Time listed as 40m.
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Gegest
Quinn
Courtney
Jacobson
Doherty
Young
Aldred
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Speraw
Lavigne
Dempsey
F. Woods
P Powers
O Warwick
bWeeden
Cardinals Triumph 2 1 Over Pirates in Eight Inning
St Louis defeated Pittsburg today 2 to 1. Long singled and scored on Guiner's double to seal the win in the eighth. Pittsburgh scored first in the first inning on bunched hits and tied in the sixth when Carey bunted safe and Baird hit a triple.
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Long
Guiner
Pirates
Carey
Baird
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