English rower Beresford defeats Juvenal in diamond sculls heat
In Henley the opening regatta drew a smaller crowd and rough wind. J Beresford of Kensington Rowing Club beat James B. Juvenal of Vesper Boat Club Philadelphia by a length and three-quarters in 9 minutes 29 seconds, leading from the first stroke and using Buckinghamshire bushes for shelter.
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James B. Juvenal
Vesper Boat Club
Philadelphia
J. Beresford
Kensington Rowing ‘Club
Buckinghamshire
Juvenal
Beresford
Fawley Boathouse
Yale Freshman Rowers Return After Henley Race Stop
Yale closes rowing season as the freshman crew returns from the American Henley races in Philadelphia. Coach John Kennedy receives a gold stopwatch from the squad, and Captain Walter Cross plans next year after talks with former Yale captains. General regret noted that Cornell did not enter the event.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Philadelphia
Dodge
Yale Navy
John A. Kennedy
Walter Cross
Varsity
Cornell
John Kennedy
Boxing Duel at Tammany Athletic Club Promises Fireworks
Boxing veteran Bob Armstrong faces a tough test against Jim Jeffords in a fast anticipated match at the Tammany Athletic Club. The Californian challenger has trained hard to challenge the local hero, with a strong undercard of evenly matched local teams drawing high interest from members.
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Big Bob Armstrong
Jim Jeffries
Tammany Athletic Club
Jim Jeffords
Golden Gate
Doyle
Briggs-Goodman
Lenox A. C
Bakin
Working Boys Home Carnival at Huntington Grounds
The Working Boys' Home plans a July 25 athletic carnival at the American League grounds Huntington avenue to raise funds. Rev Father John J Downey leads a large committee with Boston Americans granting grounds use and other privileges. The day features a vaudeville show dancing a tug of war Foresters versus Ancient Order of Hibernians baseball and track events.
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American League Baseball Grounds
Huntington Avenue
John J. Downey
Father Downey
Boston Americans
The
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Order of Hibernians
Bennet Street
Athletes Suspended by New England Amateur Union
The registration committee of the New England Association Amateur Athletic Union suspends players who competed on Columbus avenue playground July 4. Names include D. K. Kneeland Chandler Turner Carver Morrison Barry Gilmore and Hedstrom. Also suspended are J. B. Horn A W Witherell and B. F. Messinger for unsanctioned games June 27.
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New England Association
Amateur Athletic Union
Columbus Avenue
D. K. Kneeland
Chandler
Turner
Carver
Morrison
Barry
Gilmore
Hedstrom
J. 8. Horn
A W. Witherell
B. F. Messinger
American Yacht Pantooset Arrives in Drontheim Norway
The American steam yacht Pantooset, flag NYYC and owned by A S Bigelow of Boston, has arrived in Drontheim Norway from Bergen on July 7.
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Norway
Drontheim
New York Yacht Club
A. S. Bigelow
Mass
Bergen
St Louis Saved By Burkett In Detroit Loss
Detroit rally wins 7 to 2 as St Louis struggles with early errors. Burkett lifts Detroit to the win with strong ninth inning relief. Yeager and Murphy lead Chicago and Cleveland in the resumed American schedule. Attendance 487.
Baseball scorecard fragment from 6th inning notes
The record lists plays including strikeouts by Gibson and Evans, double plays involving Ferris Lachance McCormick Wallace Anderson Burkett Ka hoe Collins Ferris Lachance, a passed ball by Criger and a wild pitch by Evans Timeth. Umpire Hassett and attendance 4520 noted.
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Evans
Ferris
Lachance
McCormick
Wallace
Anderson
Burkett
Kahoe
Collins
Criger
Hassett
Boston and Reds Tangle as Boston Wins Tight Tilt
In Cincinnati on July 7 the Boston club edged the Reds 3 to 3 in a game where baserunning miscues and questionable judgments hampered Boston’s scoring. Early flaws by Carney led to lost chances, while Pratt’s steadiness and solid Reds defense kept the series close.
Burkett Smashes Base Loaded Hit to Win for St Louis
With bases full in the ninth, Jesse Burkett lined a clean single to center scoring two and then caught Dougherty at the plate to preserve a 3 2 lead. St Louis trailed earlier but turned the game with sharp defense including four double plays and strong fielding from Ferris and McCormick. Hertful pitching by Sudhoff and Gibson’s early numbers highlighted a tight intercity matchup at Huntington avenue.
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Fred Parent
Burkett
Huntington Avenue
Dougherty
Boston
Jeems
McAleer
Wallace
Kahoe
Balsis
Jess Burkett
Norwood
Gibson
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Sudhoff
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McCormick
Hassett
O’brien
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Heidrick
Barry McCormick
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Hemphill
Hill
MccAleer
Parent
Freeman
Jimmy
Jesse Burkett
Little Parent
Chicago White Sox
A.B. Dougherty
BG Collins
O'Brien
Seeees Freeman
Rene
Chicago Beats New York 3 2 in Lengthy Nine-Inning Tilt
Chicago wins 3 2 over New York in a late change filled game. An eighth inning altercation led to Green’s ejection and a police escort for Sheridan amid disorderly conduct charges. Williams’ base running error doomed New York as Holmes Magoon L.Tannehl and Ganzel starred for Chicago. Attendance 2240.
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Sheridan
Williams
ORICA
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Ol Keeler
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Elberfeld
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Isbell
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O'Connor
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Eric
L. Tannehlil
L. Tannehl
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Tannenhill
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Tannehill
Sheridan, Beville
Flaherty
Washington 5 Cleveland 2 baseball game recounts suspension
Washington defeats Cleveland 5 to 2 as timely hits and weak Cleveland fielding prove decisive. Lajoie faces suspension, corner pitched well but defensive miscues cost Cleveland. key moments include multiple runs in late innings and notable hits by Ryan Robinson and Clingman. Attendance 1412.
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Lajoie
Morans
Bay
Selbach
Bradley
Clarke
Clingman
Ryan
Hickman
Lee
McCart’y
Martin
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Orth
Dorner
Abbott
Ceeeees
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McCarthy
Godnatz
Flick
Fitz Ready 10 Fight Gardner in Post Vanquish Frame
San Francisco July 7 Bob Fitzsimmons declares he will fight George Gardner after the Jeffries Corbett scrap with no fixed venue. He praises Gardner as a speedy strong challenger while noting his own confidence and plans as he trains for Jeffries.
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San Francisco
George Gardner
Jeffries-Corbett
Bob Fitzsimmons
Bob
Fort Erie
Gardner
Fitz
Jeffries
Beaumont and Wagner spark three-base hit rally
Sebring drives in runs with three-base hit and sacrifice bunt from Ritchey. Sebring also reaches on hit by pitch and a stolen base as Doheny and Jones mix in walks and wild pitches over a two hour five minute game with Johnstone umpiring.
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Henley
Dono
Philadelphia
Detroit
Yeager
McGuire
L. Cross
Seybold
Murphy
McAllister
Crawford
Donovan
O’loughlin
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Swander
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Merritt
DiClark
Lake
Kwau
Grant
O Kane
McLann
Cote
Cross
Morrissey
Sayere
Kane
McCloud
Visitors Triumph Over Chicago In Four Innings
Chicago fell behind as Philadelphia opened with six runs through four innings. Wicker shut down the locals most of the game, with Duggleby struggling in spots. Key hits included Roth’s two-base knock and Titus’s three-base hit, while Barry and Hulswitt contributed on defense. Attendance was about 1200.
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Duggleby
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Slagie
Menefee
Titus
Raub
Kelster
Barry
Hulswitt
Gleason
Roth
Dug
Leby
Wolverton
Keister
O'Day
Hemlocks and Boston News Spark Baseball War Talk
Boston fans relish war over club consolidation as Kittredge moves to Washington at 500 a month. St Louis ends skid. Hemlocks enjoy perfect start beating teams like Bigelow Regents Orients Mavericks Washingtons Regals Walnut A A Boylston. Manager M H Slobodkin seeks Saturday game on Boston Common.
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Washington
Boston
St. Louis
Hemlocks
West End
Bigelows
Regents
Orients
Mavericks
Washingtons
Regals
Walnut A. A
Boylstons
Frank Phillips
M. H. Slobodkin
Lowell Street
St. Louis Defeats New York 4-3 In Tight Contest
St. Louis defeated New York 4-3 in a hard fought game. Currie pitched effectively in tight spots as St. Louis kept the visitors from scoring and held a close finish before about 1200 spectators.
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ST. Louis
New York
Currie
Pittsburg Falls to Brooklyn in July Baseball Clash
Pittsburg committed costly errors and could not solve Jones as Doheny earned the win for Brooklyn. Attendance reached 3030 at the Pittsburgh game played on July 7 in Pennsylvanian heat.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Jones
Doheny
Ten inning thriller as Lowell topples Manchester in extras
Lowell defeats Manchester 2 1 in the 10th inning after Manchester scores in the eighth on Hafford error. Rapp yields two runs in the 10th to seal the visitors win before 600 spectators in Manchester New Hampshire on July 8.
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New England
Manchester
N. H
Lowell
Hafford
Rapp
Concord Defeats Nashua In Close 4 3 Ballgame
Concord wins 4 to 3 over Nashua in a tight game lasting nine innings. Soffel homered driving in a run in the eighth, and key errors and timely hits give Concord the edge. Greene and Swope duel on the mound as time reaches 1:45 with 350 in attendance.
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Concord
Nashua
Soffel
Graham
Wiley
Eustace
Carney
Pastor
McLean
Greene
Cooper
Foley
Fall River Beats Haverhill 11 10 In Ninth Inning Thriller
Fall River rallied in the ninth to edge Haverhill 11 to 10 after two outs. Richardson O Reilly and O Hara sparked the offense while Moorhead made diving catches in the field.
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Fall River
Haverhill
Tott
Warren
Richardson
O'Reilly
O'Hara
Moorhead
R. B. Po
New England Football Pairings Listed
Fall River plays Concord while New Bedford faces Lowell Lawrence meets Nashua and Haverhill competes with Manchester in this regional outline of games scheduled across four cities.
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Nashua
New Bedford
Fall River
Lawrence
Haverhill
New England
Lowell
Manchester
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