Champions Hit in Old-Time Fashion Shaping Boston Strong Play
Boston fans hailed a comeback in hitting as the team surged in recent games. Freeman at first base drew praise for power drives, while Collins moved Freeman up and showed strong support in the lineup. With midseason near, Boston, Cleveland, and New York vie in a tight pennant race as batting and fielding leaders emerge across the league.
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Chicago
Burkett
Cincinnati tops St Louis in 6-1 routs
Cincinnati wins 6 to 1 as St Louis struggles with walks and a balk in the first inning. Grady is benched for disputing a call while Sebring injures an ankle and is replaced by Kelly. Attendance 4225 as Wickes earns the win in nine innings and Clarke hits a three base shot for Chicago.
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Pittsburg Rally Edges Chicago In Ninth Inning
Chicago and Pittsburg played a tight game until Pittsburg struck for two runs in the fourth. Flaherty, pitching for Chicago, allowed only four singles through eight innings but unraveled in the ninth, issuing a bases loaded walk and a single that fueled Chicago’s one run as the rally began.
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New Champion A Dark Horse
Martin J. Sheridan won the all round championship at Tech Field Brookline defeating Ellery H. Clark and A. B. Gunn. The 26 year old Irish immigrant, six foot one and 180 pounds, claimed his first all round title after a string of sprint and field successes in New York St Louis and Canada.
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Sheridan
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St. Louis
Wachusett Crew Seeks Metrop. Regatta Victory
Wachusett eight, eager after Springfield win, asks Captain Charles A. Thorne to enter the crew in the Metropolitan Amateur Rowing Association regatta on July 22 at the Charles River course in Boston. Thorne, who coached their New England junior race, backs their claim to the intermediate race.
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Boxing Gossip Foretells Big Chelsea Showdown And Fights
The Chelsea boxing scene stirs as Langford vs Blackburn is canceled while Ferguson prepares to clash with Johnson for heavyweight supremacy. Reports debate Goodman Lewis drawn, refereeing questions surface, and a 15 round 138 pound New England title bout in Rhode Island shapes up with Sullivan vs McCloskey.
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Masses of suspensions issued by N E A A A U
The registration committee of the N BEAAAU suspends several athletes for competing at unsanctioned games in South Boston Dorchester and Wood Island Park on July 4 1905 and at a Cathedral parish picnic. Named suspended include William J Farrell George Hoyt Edward J Farrell Thomas Sullivan John Bagley Frank Sullivan Joseph Conley J Kennedy E Burgess J Beaton W Mullaney J Braley J Murphy Charles Page and W S McDonald also cited for competing while under suspension and against Crowley brothers.
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George Hoyt
Edward J. Farrell
Thomas Sullivan
John Bagley
Frank Sullivan
Joseph Conley
South Boston
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E. Burgess
J. Beaton
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J. Braley
J. Murphy
Dorchester
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W. S. McDonald
Wood Island Park
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Frank Lynch
J. J. Magee
H. J. McGuinness
Philadelphia at Boston New York at Brooklyn
The card cites two matchups listing Philadelphia versus Boston and New York versus Brooklyn. No scores or dates are provided in the readable text.
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Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Razor sale at Heffield Razor Co Tremont Street
An advertisement offers razors 15c and 25c with straps and shaving brushes at a 56 percent discount from the Heffield Razor Company located at 101 Tremont Street.
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Tremont Gt
Coffroth Offers $20,000 For Britt Nelson Finish Fight
Promoter Jimmy Coffroth proposes a $20,000 purse for a Battling Nelson versus Jimmy Britt finish fight in Colma San Mateo County. The bout date is set for September 9 with a three round limit and a 65 percent gross receipts minimum to the winner. Both fighters have signed for a return match according to Coffroth.
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Olympic Club of
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Moran Stinson and Caldwell to Meet Next
William Stinson earned the right to start in the 2 ½ mile event at the beach next Saturday after winning the 25 mile motor paced race at Revere track Saturday night. He will face Harry Caldwell and James Moran, with Moran and Stinson training steadily at Revere and Caldwell expected from Lake Winnipesaukee. Jack Prince plans to open Charles River Park for a series of pace races and possibly pro sprint races.
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Harry Caldwell
James Moran
Lake Winnipesaukee
Jack Prince
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