Americans Hand New York a Lopsided Loss in Boston
In a 12 to 8 defeat at American League Park Boston Americans pounded 13 hits for 24 bases. Stahl, Selbach, and Winter led a productive Boston lineup while New York struggled with limited offense as Elberfeld and Fultz scored for the home club. Clarkson may start tomorrow as managers aim for strong Harvard turnout.
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Cleveland Wins Doubleheader in Pitchers Duel
Cleveland defeated Detroit in a pair of pitchers' duels on July 8. Stovall delivered the decisive hit in the first game while Hickman's homer produced the winning run in the second as Detroit faltered in the ninth. Stovall's fielding was noted as a highlight.
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Haverhill Beats Concord in Second Game to End Streak
In Haverhill July 8, after taking the first game of a double header from Concord, Haverhill saw its eight-game win streak halted by a 8-2 loss in the second game. Pitchers battled with few errors and costly miscues. Credits go to Concord’s Steventon and Page on the mound, while Pulsifer Clark and Raftery produced key hits for Concord. Attendance 1000, time 1:22.
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Lawrence Defeats Manchester In Tight 6-5 Ball Game
In Lawrence on July 8, Lawrence beat Manchester 6 to 5 behind a strong pitching showdown. Chilcott, Murch, Murphy and Kwall anchored fast fielding while Lawrence tallied eight earned runs. Notable plays include a three-base hit by Chilcott and two stolen bases by Page. Attendance 400, with Umps Kerins officiating.
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Fall River Wins After Ninth Inning Rally
Nashua led early but Fall River overcame with a sixth inning burst aided by Hickey wildness and three hits. Labelle replaced Hickey to hold Nashua, Rollins and Pastor starred in fielding and batting, and Fall River finished with eight runs on ten hits while Nashua had six runs on eight hits. Attendance was about seven hundred.
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New Bedford Edges Lowell In Extra Inning Victory
New Bedford 4 Lowell 3 in an extra inning game. Kiernan starred at bat and in the field for New Bedford, while Bushey and Friend pitched well. A misplayed fly led to a three-base hit and Lowell’s lone rally. Dorgan doubled for New Bedford, Dorgan also hit a two-base hit. Attendance 1039.
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Isle of Spice ticket giveaway at Globe Theatre prom
The Boston Sunday Post announces a comic opera gala titled Isle of Spice. About 1800 tickets will be distributed by mail to readers, with coupons required and mailed to Isle of Spice Editor, Boston Sunday Post, in pairs for adjacent seats.
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Fight Called Off Bob Fitzsimmons OBrien in Philadelphia
The six round boxing match between Bob Fitzsimmons and Jack O'Brien scheduled at Philadelphia National League Baseball Park was canceled after Mayor Weaver ordered police to stop the contest, deeming it a prize fight. Protests from ministers and others prompted the decision, leaving fighters and promoters disappointed as 7000 tickets had been sold and plans were in place.
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Pick Lyall 10 Win Golf Final
In the Clyde Park schoolboy golf championship Lyall of Melrose High defeats Percival Gilbert 7 up 6 to play in the semi final, then meets Brice Evans Jr in the 36 hole final. Evans beats J W Coe to reach the final as the event crowns the schoolboy champion.
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Filene's Beats Houston Team 19 to 0 in Five Innings
In a Retail Dry Goods league game yesterday afternoon Filene's defeated the Houston team 19 to 0 in five innings. Filene's and Jordan Marsh share the league lead with two wins each while Gilchrist and Houston each have one loss and Gross & Strauss has two losses.
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Breezy Notes and Gossip of the National Game
Selbachs work since joining world beat ers shows no age issue fans feared. Dorchester and Wellington duel for Dorchester championship at American league grounds in a high stakes, bitter rivalry game with big financial stakes. Local fans expect a large crowd and a decisive result.
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Boylston and Harvard players set for close state clash
The Boylston squad, unbeaten this season, fields Schoenfus and Harvard teammate McAleer with Kelley in a potent backcourt. Detroit tops AL in fielding at .963, Lachance at first base .994. Athletics lead AL in team batting at .281, Boston sits at .252. Boston fielding is .960. Collins leads standings, while Bradley of Cleveland paces AL in runs with 42 in 52 games, Holmes second with 38.
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