Chicago Cubs Triumph Over Nationals 8 to 4
Chicago Cubs defeated the Boston Nationals 8 to 4 at West Side grounds. Lindaman pitched well despite Boston fielding miscues with Bates muffing two fly balls. Steinfeldt doubled and triple by Stein feldt, Tinker and Chance contributed for Chicago. Pfeister and Reulbach split innings as Chicago surged early and held on.
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Lindy
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Pfester
Pittsburg blanks Brooklyn 9 to 0 in July baseball
National league action reports Pittsburg defeating Brooklyn 9 to 0. In Cincinnati New York won 5 to 3 after a seventh inning rally aided by three hits a stolen base and an error.
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Pittsburg
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Cincinnati
New York
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Ganley
Clarke
Seea
Wes
Wagner
Nealon
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Lewis
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Conroy
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O’brien
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Rickey
Pelty
Norte
Anand Jones
Petty
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Yachting Fleet Delayed by Cold Fog Off Maine Coast
A fleet of 16 big yachts anchored off Peaks Island after fog halted the Eastern Yacht Club run to Christmas Cove. Tugs towed 13 yachts across Saco Bay while Commodore Gardner hosted captains aboard the flagship. The group plans a long 52 mile run to White Head light tomorrow with better weather forecast.
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Maine
Yacht Club
Christmas Cove
Wood Island
Biddeford Pool
Saco Bay
Peaks Island
Kennebec River
Penobscot Bay
Mercury
Corona
Constance
Columbia
Humma
Heron
Dervish
Esperanza
Doris
Louise
Cricket
Gardner
National baseball slate lists games across major cities
National baseball schedule shows Boston visiting Chicago New York traveling to Cincinnati Philadelphia playing St Louis and Brooklyn facing Pittsburg across venues.
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Boston
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
New York
Cincinnati
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Ittsburg
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Collins Boys Triumph Over Chicago in Brief Baseball Rally
The Collins team defeated Chicago 5 to 2 at Huntington Avenue as Dineen pitched well for Boston. Ferris, Freeman and Heydon contributed timely hits while Armbruster, Hahn and Parent made key plays. A doubleheader with the White Sox is scheduled with Cy Young and Joe Harris listed to pitch.
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Chicago
Huntington Avenue
Collins
Dineen
White Sox
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Parent
O'Neil
Donohue
Armbruster
Stahl
Big Cy Young
Joe Harris
Owen
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Ferris
Hahn Parent
Heydon
Freeman
Buck
Jones
Tannehill
Davis
Hann
Godwin
Heydon Ferris
Buster
O’neill
Sullivan
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E. Hahn
Isbell
C Weereee
aDougherty
O’loughlin
Evans
Chicago at Boston two game series
Major basketball card lists Chicago visiting Boston for two games while St. Louis plays New York, Cleveland faces Philadelphia and Detroit meets Washington in key matchups.
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New York
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Detroit
Seeese
Sajole
Washington
Rossman
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Davis
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St. Louiis
Philadelphia
Boxing notes and boxing bets swirl in the world of sport
The column discusses French boxing evolving toward American styles with footwork and kicking, notes on rules allowing foot blows and clinching, and compares French and American pugilists. It also mentions Larry Lajoie’s hitting spree, Dan Kelly’s rapid times, and Billy Nolan’s条件 for Bat Nelson versus Joe Gans including a 25000 purse and 133 pound limit.
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France
Billy Nolan
Bat Nelson
Joe Gans
Nelson
Billy
Gans
From Diamond to Priesthood a Pro Baseball Player Rethinks Career
The article profiles John Hoey who plans to quit baseball in the fall to enter the priesthood at Brighton Seminary. Despite a strong start with Collins last season he had told friends he would play only one year. It notes that many players intend to retire soon but few succeed, and questions whether Hoey will stay with the game or leave after this season.
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John Hoey
Hoey
Brighton Seminary
Collins
No Yankee crewmen need apply in Henley dispute
A London dispatch reports mixed views on the Henley affair involving the Philadelphia crew. The Outlook defends US entrants under amateur rules, while the Saturday Review calls the actions of W. A. L. Fletcher justified, and The Outlook suggests alternate race formats to resolve the national entry conflict.
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London
Committee of Inquiry
Philadelphia
Henley
W. A. L. Fletcher
Fletcher
Saturday Review
Walcott Knocks Out Collins in Third Round
Gloucester report of Belfield Walcott from Malden stopping Johnny Collins of Boston in the third round of a 15 round scheduled bout in Gloucester on July 9.
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Collins
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Belfield Walcott
Malden
Johnny Collins
Boston
Arcite Wins Big at 100-1 Surprise Race
At Sheepshead Bay Arcite a 100 to 1 shot upset in the third race winning by two lengths. Mc Carter led early before Troxler sent Arcite to the front. Rams Horn won the Bay Ridge handicap by three lengths and Comedienne matched the world record for six and a half furlongs in 1 18 2-5 as three favorites prevailed.
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Sheepshead Bay
Arcite
McCarter
Troxler
Rams Horn
Comedienne
Walcott Dougherty Fight Promises Crowd At Chelsea
Signage presses claims a large Chelsea crowd as Joe Walcott defends his welterweight world title against Jack Dougherty of Milwaukee at the enlarged Pythian Rink. Willy Lewis may meet the winner next week. Mellody’s return is debated but he remains in poor condition. Referee Flaherty praised. Miah Murray backs him despite calls for local choices.
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Joe Walcott
Jack Dougherty
Milwaukee
Willie Lewis
New York
Honey Mellody
Mellody
Lewis
New York Telegraph
Dougherty
Miah Murray
Miah
Maffit Flaherty
Amoll Frank Mulkern
Flaherty
Jack Twin Sullivan
Jim Flynn
Pueblo
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Palmer
England
Abe Attell
Spike Robson
Jimmy Briggs
Steve Mahoney
Grand Rapids
Mich
Briggs
Harry Lewis
Philadelphia
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F. L. White
A. P. Kaveney
Boston
Billy Boyle
Ireland
Joe Geary
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Austin Kaveney
Palmo Tablets Promise Youthful Feel and Quick Nerve Boost
All men declining in physical or mental endurance are urged to try Palmo Tablets. The ads claim the tablets restore energy and youthfulness, with 12 boxes 5 dollars and 50 cents per box, guaranteed. Sold by Klein's Gardner Eaton Knight's Sawyer in Boston area stores.
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Gardner
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Washington St
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Friend St
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