Orioles Top Louisville Clash as Boston Star Sullivan Exits
Baltimore aims for a lead over Louisville in a high stakes matchup while Chicago pursues a conclusion against New England, and veteran Sullivan departs Boston to join the team in the New England League.
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Boston and Baltimore Lead, Busy Baseball Slate Report
National and Eastern leagues feature Boston and Baltimore atop standings. Boston struggles on western trip with one win in five. Baltimore dominates with 18 to 3 and 15 to 8 victories over Washington. Players Clarke and Nichols shine as New York and Chicago contest for leadership.
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Chicago Triumphs Over Cleveland After Long Rain Delay
Chicago defeats Cleveland 9 to 2 in a rain delayed game. Griffith faltered in the ninth allowing four runs as Wilson struggled with five walks. Lange homered. attendance 8,000, with a two hour delay. Batteries Griffith Kittridge Wilson and OConnor.
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Lange
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Oo’ Connor
Pitchers' duel favors Toronto in Rochester loss
In Rochester New York on July 1 Toronto beat Rochester 6 to 4 as Wittrock struggled to keep Toronto from scoring and Baldwin allowed eight hits. Toronto led early and never relinquished. Rochester fielded listlessly and failed to run bases with 400 in attendance. Base hits were Toronto 10 Rochester 8 with 2 errors for Toronto and 5 for Rochester.
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Syracuse Beats Buffalo In Free Hitting Tilt
Syracuse Stars defeated the Buffalos 9 to 6 in Buffalo, with McGinnis hit harder than Kilroy who issued many walks. Buffalo bears shaky defense as Syracuse capitalized on miscues and scratch hits. Attendance reached about 3,000.
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Scranton Tops Grays 5 4 On Ground at Crescent Park
Scranton defeats the Grays 5 to 4 at Crescent Park, their first loss there. A free batting game with strong pitching, Meany guiding Scranton and Rudderham outstanding for Providence. Attendance 3500 as hits favor Scranton 12 to Providence 13 with one error each.
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Amateur Diamond Seeks Games for Local Teams this Summer
Amateur Diamond lists Boston area teams seeking opponents for July and August. St Johns Lyceum from Roxbury plans a Northern trip. Teams include St Johns Lyceum, South Bostons, Watertown Athletics, Medfords, Randalls, Shawmuts, Bowdoins, Xaviers, Owls, Bowdoins, Franklins, Harrisons, M Campbells, Pastime Juniors, and others. Contacts include J A Treanor, J OBrien, J Pratt, K Murphy, J Edward Barry, J Cosgrove, D Mulvihill, T J Sweeney, and more.
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Wire J. Edward Barry
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Harrisons
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Myrtles
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Chelsea
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Baseball Notes and Touring Plans From Chelsea Club
The Pastime Social and Athletic Club of Chelsea organized a strong team and seeks teams from New England and Maine to tour Maine and New Hampshire in August. Players secured include Lerouche Mahoney Maters Crishen McGuire Donohoe and others. Games Washington Louisville and Cincinnati Brooklyn postponed due to rain. Frank Wilson pitched for Cleveland after release by Boston.
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First Kiss Waltz Ends Quiet Romance Hint
Engaged couple mingle at a hotel and on the beach while a man plays the flute for the woman. A whispered exchange reveals she faults him for being three years too late for a First Kiss, signaling a turning point in their relationship.
Passenger and Conductor Banter From a Fast Train Scene
A humorous exchange features a passenger and conductor declaring speed and time, noting others’ reactions, while a cyclist boasts expertise after knocking a man down at a crossing. Separate vignettes include a Chicago dealer and Hogaboom seeking a genuine Preraphaelite work and a quip about money as the sole desire.
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Preraphael
Puck
Donts for Female Cyclists on the Road
A long list of dated etiquette and safety tips for women riders from the New York World. Advises against loud attire and overexposure, warns about riding outfits, accessories, behavior on streets, and interactions with men, urging prudent conduct and riding within the law.
Boxing weigh class reform sparks debate among clubs
A long discussion on standardizing boxing weights across classes is renewed with proposed scales. Letters from Asbury Park and New York advocate revisions to bantam through heavyweight limits to create eight champion classes.
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Jack McAuliffe
Jim Carney
George Dixon
Billy Plimmer
Galileo Tries a Rope Between Wall and Roof in Dungeons
A narrator notes Galileo paces a dungeon wall aloud wishing for a telescope and skylight. He accidentally hits his head, praising God. A mother plans summer arrangements while a daughter argues for access to the world and men, and a father suggests staying in town.
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Galileo
Cyclists Muster News and Rides Across Boston Area Clubs
The Press Cycling Club urges clubs to submit notices by Saturday noon for Sunday runs and events. Reports detail Newton A. A. Wheelmen’s Brookline to Franklin Park ride, Nantasket outings, and a humid muggy day. Also noted: July bulletin delaying July August runs, new Massachusetts club badges, and upcoming Franklin Park fireworks.
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Yachting Gossip Details Yacht Club Fleets Across Bay
Yacht club houses were deserted as South Boston, Atlantic Yt Club, Boston Club, and Commonwealth boats sailed to Marblehead and beyond for a three week cruise. The Pilgrim races planned at Savin Hill regatta next Saturday. crews include Methot party aboard Fauzene and boats Mildred G Folly Linda. Regatta set for July 13 at 2 30 p m off Savin Hill club house.
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Acton
Minnie R
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Commodore
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Shamrocks and Emmets Tug of War Set for Next Thursday
Captains Michael Barry of the Shamrocks and Shaw of the Emmets each deposited 200 dollars with the Post sports editor as stakeholder. The tug of war is scheduled next Thursday night at Webster Hall in East Boston, drawing heightened interest as both teams have trained for some time.
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Emmets
Post
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Boston
Storm Lingers In Town As Wyeth Preacher Promises Contrast
Dramatic dialog centers on a town storm that supposedly did not depart, while Gabriel jokes about blowing his own horn in heaven. In a domestic scene, Rev Fourthly confesses a planned, brighter sermon next week after a miss in church. A dental-like advice voice follows urging bold action and rejecting the word fail for a young woman.
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Alfred
Caroline
Spalding Bicycle Promoted as Fastest and Safest Ride
Crack Class B men Leading Class A men World’s Record Holders and prize winners ride the Spalding Bicycle. The ad claims Spalding is the fastest safest and easiest running bicycle built and notes it is fitted with Palmer Tires.
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Palmer
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