Hamiltons Haverhill forfeited game at Varick Park
After three close innings at Varick Park on July 8 Billy Hamilton pulled his Haverhill team from the field over a dispute with Ammis Irench. The umpire ruled out McGinley for arguing and Hamilton refused to field another pitcher. With time expired French awarded Manchester a 9 to 0 victory.
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New England
Manchester
Varick Park
Billy Hamilton
Haverhill
Ammis Irench
McGinley
Hamilton
Concord and Lawrence Split Two in New Hampshire
Concord and Lawrence played two games in the heat of July afternoon. Lawrence won the first 8 to 2 as Hartman struggled with control after Lee began pitching. In the second six innings Concord shut out the visitors 8 to 0 with Hooker pitching strongly and Nobitt delivering key hits.
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New England
Concord
N. H
Lawrence
Hartman
Lee
Hooker
Nobitt
Lowell and Dover Clash in Loose League Play
In Lowell on July 8 the game between Lowell and Dover was loosely played with the outcome in doubt until the last inning. A hit by Dos and an overthrow by Guiheen produced the decisive run for Lowell, final score unclear due to the garbled text.
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New England
Lowell
Dover
Dos
Guiheen
Tiel
Nashua Triumphs Over Fall River In Ten Inning Thriller
In Nashua today Fall River fell 5 to 4 in ten innings after a tense game filled with remarkable plays. Bail and Bawcock made notable catches in the second and fourth, Van Zandt's circus grab in the eighth stood out, and Van Zandt drove in the decisive run with a hit in the 10th that let Bannon score the winner.
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New England
Nashua
N. H
Fall River
Bail
Bawcock
van Zandt
Bannon
Rochester Buffalo Result and Providence Montreal Scores
In Rochester Buffalo Rochester led 5 to 1. Providence Montreal game and scores show Providence 2 and Montreal 6 with Montreal 1. Worcester Toronto match ended 5 to 3 for Worcester.
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Rochester
Buffalo
Providence
Montreal
Worcester
Toronto
Jersey City
Newark
Philadelphia ball club notes and local baseball chatter
Report from Philadelphia recaps crowd reaction to players such as Mell Murphy and Collins, praises McGraw on handling pitchers, and notes a planned East Boston versus St Patrick meeting. The piece describes game details, home runs by Collins and Murphree, and mentions Watertown scheduling a game away from home with William Downey listed for contact.
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Philadelphia
Murphy
Mack
Karen
Collins
Tom
McGraw
Oeste
Hughes
Boston
St. Patrick
E. Wei
Murphree
Jimmy
Freeman
Watertown
Cean
Tall
William Downey
Lay
Velte Street
Remarkable Philadelphia rout at Huntington grounds 22 to 9
Philadelphia crushed Boston 22 to 9 in a high scoring game at Huntington avenue grounds. Murphy sparked the visitors with six hits including a homer, while Young and Adkins struggled to contain the Quakers as Philadelphia piled up 12 runs in the sixth inning. Boston batters Hastings Prentiss and Adkins were outmatched, and despite late rallies the locals could only muster nine runs in a 140 minute contest.
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Mack
Huntington Avenue Grounds
Philadelphia
Boston
Hastings
Waddell
Wiltze
Prentiss
Philadelphias
Young
Adkins
Murphy
Macks
Lajoie
Fultz
Davis
Monte Cross
Ferris
Parent
Lachance
Gleagon
St Louis Wins Doubleheader Over Detroit in Urgent Tilt
St Louis defeats Detroit in a twin bill as O Laughlin ejects Burkett for challenging a call. Anderson homers to tie the first game, Arndt leaves after colliding with the bleacher fence, and Mercer is hit hard in the second. Attendance 2,742. Final: St Louis 6 Detroit 3. St Louis 5 Detroit 4.
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St. Louis
Detroit
O’'Laughlin
Burkett
Sugden
Anderson
Arndt
Mercer
Burkett and Hemphill Power Detroit Win
Detroit scores eight runs with Burkett's two base hits and a three base hit, Hemphill homering. Donahue allows four walks and one strikeout for St Louis while Elberfeld steals a base and multiple double plays shape the game. Time listed as 41 minutes with O Laughlin umpiring.
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Detroit
Harper
Holmes
Casey
Hemphill
Anderson
Miller
Gleason
Dillon
Wallace
Padden
Barrett
Elberfeld
McCormick
Yeager
O' Laughlin
Ron
TMOG
CS Eee
Eee
Louis
Burkett
Mercer
Wallac Holmes
Donahue
Harley
McGuire
Baltimore Americans League Club Triumphs Over Washington
Baltimore Ameri can League Club defeats Washington in seventh inning after Orth bats for six runs in today's game.
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Baltimore
Washington Club
Orth
Chicago Defeats Cleveland In Pitchers Battle
Chicago won a pitchers duel as a sixth inning error and a wild throw by Cleveland’s Bernhard opened the scoring. Davis doubled for Chicago and McCarthy drove in a run, with McFarlandSacrifice, while Sheridan ejected Manager Griffith. Attendance 3244.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Hickman
Davis
Bernhard
Griffith
Sheri
Bernhardt
Chico Olas Dae Heeses
Chovoigng
Sass Nenness
McCarthy
McFarland
Flick
Mertes
Gochnauer
Garvin
Gearvin
Sheridan
Letter and wagers on Yale Harvard boat race
A letter to the Sporting Editor discusses a bet on the Yale Harvard boat race on June 26. It notes Yale won the varsity race and Harvard won the four-oared race and asks who wins the bet if the varsity race was the assumed subject. The writer suggests clarifying the bet or calling it off. Also includes inquiries about a 100-yard dash time of nine and three fifths seconds.
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Patrick Dineen
M. F. Curran
Third Street
Lou Boston
Dorchester
Roxbury
East Boston
Cambridge
Dedham
Hyde Park
Thayer
Dean
Adams
Yale
Harvard
A. Bishop
Haverhill
Mass
the Post
Deane
Cyr
Wakefield
St Louis Falls Twice to Boston in Doubleheader
St Louis, thunderous after six straight wins, loses both ends of a Boston doubleheader 3–2 and 6–4. Willis and Wicker pitched the first game, with Boston obtaining late runs. Donavan, Barclay, and Brashear produced St Louis scoring plays. The second game saw 13 St Louis hits but only four runs as Boston again pulled ahead with Garrett Tenney and teammates contributing to the scoring.
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Louis
Chuck
St. Louis
Bostons
Willis
Wicker
Boston
Cooley
Tenney
Farrell
Donovan
Smoot
Barclay
Brashear
Krueger
Nichols
Jack O'Neill
Lush
Ryan
Rory
O'Day
Short
Wiason
Yerkes
Demontreville
Carney
Laish
Greminger
Long
O'Neill
Moran
Eason
Cardinals
Hartman
Sooner- Mitt
Joyce O'Neill
Murphy Nitchen
Step Tenney
ST. Iauis
Eerens Donovan
Pnm
O'Neil
Seer Wees
Souls
St. Cooley
Hart
Barman
Clay
Stg
Broston
St. Tan
New York and Chicago Split Two Pitcher Battles
New York and Chicago split a doubleheader with each side scoring in a shutout. Mathewson dominated the first game while Lundgren matched him in the second. A double a fumble and a single produced Chicago’s lone run in the opener. Two errors, two more details follow.
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Chicago
New York
Mathewson
Lundgren
Second game features steals and late scoring by locals
In New York the locals score twice on a second game tied by a single and a passed ball with 2500 in attendance. Miller batted for in the ninth for New York. Errors and base paths noted with Smith Kling and Clark involved. Mathewson and Rhodes pitched with 4 and 2 strikeouts respectively. Time 30m. Umpire Cantillon.
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Chicago
York
Brodie
Djones
Clark
Lowe
J Jones
Kling
Miller
Smith
Chance
O'Hagan
Tinker
Dunn
Wagner
Lidg'n
Taylor
New York
Teylor
O' Hagen
Mathewson
Rhodes
Ith
Cantillon
Po Brodie
Ene Dexter
Jones
Smith Miller
Wagneres
Slagle
Cincinnati and Brooklyn Play 11 Inning Tie Breaker
Cincinnati beat Brooklyn 5 to 4 in 11 innings after a tense game. Phillips outpitched Kitson with ragged support, attendance 3800, errors prolonged the action. Stolen bases by Magoon Sheckard Dahlen McCreery Irwin.
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Brooklyn
Phillips
Kitson
Dobbs
Polan
Hoy
Keeler
Beckley
Shee
Magoon
Dahlen
Ore'r
Irwin
Steinf'd
L Ahearn
Feltz
Flood
Peltz
Sheckard
McCreery
Corcoran
Peitz
Powers
Brown
Smallpox Patient Committed to Pest House
The Somerville Board of Health last evening committed another smallpox patient to the pest house. It is an infant, Sarah E. Cameron, of 24 Marshall street.
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Somerville Board of Health
Sarah E. Cameron
Marshall Street
White leads at Oakley in Greater Boston Interscholastic golf
At Watertown Oakley Country Club eighteen players contested qualifying for the Greater Boston Interscholastic Golf Association title. A. L. White Roxbury Latin posted 79 to top the field, with match-play rounds set for tomorrow and Thursday finals.
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Greater Boston
Ocal
A. L. White
Roxbury Latin School
Bay Sme
Bes Wika
Roxbury Latin
Scenseee M. T. Whiting
Noble & Greenough
BE. H. Kidder
Cutler's School
Percy Gilbert
Cutler’s School
B. & Evans
Volkmann
F. M. Sherman
Newton High
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D. Connolly
A. Wolcott
Cushing Academy
Hha Wes
Cashman
Arlington High
A. F. Wilson
English High
H. T. Pierpont
Eastee
W. M. van Amringe
Mechanic Arts
G. H. Gray
Secreus
D. R. Manning
Vine Te Reon
W. Langley
Saas
R. Dunbar
W. A. Spencer
Brown & Nichols
Whiting
Langley
Lowell Nile man killed in mill accident
Nicholas Coupertilios a Greek aged about 55 was caught in a picker machine at a Massachusetts mill in Lowell. He died later at Lowell Hospital from injuries including a severed left arm at the shoulder and a badly lacerated head.
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Lowell
Nicholas Coupertilios
Massachusetts
Two James Igo and James Hurley Arrested in Somerville
James Igo aged 21 and James Hurley aged 19 were arrested by Cambridge police in Somerville on warrants charging breaking and entering the stable of John Igo of North Cambridge and the larceny of a horse and wagon. The men allegedly tried to sell the horse and wagon in Somerville. Igo is the son of the property owner.
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James Hurley
Somerville
Cambridge Police
John Igo
North Cambridge
Igo
Titus Eases To Diamond Sculls Heat Victory At Henley
Titus of New York won the fourth heat in the diamond sculls at Henley, defeating W. W. Field of Exeter College by three lengths. Titus led from the start and extended his advantage, while Field faded late. Other results include Beresford over Ashe in the fifth heat, Leander beating Kingston for the grand challenge cup, and several Thames, Argonaut, and Dublin crews advancing to subsequent rounds.
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Titus
New York
W. W. Field
Exeter College
Field
Berks
Fawley Court
Monty
Kelley
Balliol College
Oxford
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Diamonds
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Kensington Rowing Club
Argonauts
Trinity
Cambridge
London Rowing Club
Thames Rowing Club
R. E. Etherton
Smith
H. T. Blackstaffe
Etherington Smith
Leander Boat Club
Blackstaffe
Vesta Rowing Club
Trinity College
Dublin
Molesey Boat Club
Radley College Boat Club
Esus College
University College
King’s College, Cambridge
Ward
Taylor
Somville and Crambrugge Club Nautique
Ghent
Kingston
Thames
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