Lawrence Dominate Fall River in 13-0 Game
Lawrence overwhelmed Fall River as Carlstrom OConnell and Luyster hit home runs in the third inning. Griffin and Barron struggled on the mound for Fall River as Lawrence poured in 13 runs with strong hitting and defensive miscues by the visitors.
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Lawrence
Robinson
Ph'nix
Logan
L.'they
McKeon
Br'maier
Meeden
Pend
Griffin
Barron
Southern
Mo Oui
Carlstrom
O’connell
Braggy
Luyster
Mahoney
Phoenix
L. Courtney
Brey- Meier
Pearson
O'Connell
Campbell
Layster
Fall River
Fall Rivers
Rorty
Lynn Defeats Worcester 9 to 1 in Baseball Match
Lynn dominated Worcester with a 9 to 1 victory. Harrington started for Lynn, while Worcester allowed nine runs on multiple hits. Deals are pending for the sale of Porter Britton and Moulton, all of Lynn.
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Lynn
Worster
Harrington
Cincinnati
Worcester
Porter
Britton
Moulton
A.B. OH
Walsh
Ito
Witsoe
Flah
Carroll
C . Cooney
N Tune
Nye
Lavigne
McCane
Har
New Bedford Explodes For Eleven Runs In Lowell Game
New Bedford scored 11 runs in the game, blasting 10 in two innings to take a lead Lowell could not overcome. Key hits include home runs by Sweatt and Cawley, with Zeiser and Yates pitching for New Bedford and King working for Lowell in a high‑hitting, tense contest.
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Lowell
New Bedford
Yount
King
Bedford
Dee
Yates
Zeiser
Maybohm
Nount
Tee Neaie Seoa
Clemens
Cawley
Miller
Daly
Sweatt
Spires
Cargo
Grifco
Kane
Kilbullen
Miler
Crowley
Wiey
Ybohm
Ff Zeiser
Lawrence club manager Pieper Harvard legal eagle leads pennant push
Louis Pieper, Harvard Law School graduate and current Lawrence club manager, guides a pennant winning team back toward another title. Born Boston 1880, he played semi pro in 1894, coached Harvard 1907-1910, and runs law offices in Lawrence while dedicating summers to baseball amid strong league rivals.
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Louis Pieper
Lawrence
Harvard Law School
Pieper
Noonan
Boston
Harvard
Woonsocket Gyms
Grand Circuit Honors Split at North Randall Races
Cleveland July 9 Favorites split honors with outsiders at the Grand Circuit meets on the North Randall track. Four events were run with Baron A capturing the 2:07 pace, Farra winning the 2:12 trot, Empire Direct failing to contend in the 2:18 pace, and O'Brien Boy taking the 2:18 event.
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North Randall
Baron A
Farra
Empire Direct
O’brien Boy
Br. G
On Gregory
McDonald
Holly Brand
B. G
Tidal Wave
Childs
Bik. H
Earl
Fasig
Cascade
Ch. H
Rodney
Oakdale
Gr. G
Normancer
Acuft
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Rsocereses
Esther W
Ch. m
Moore’s
Gatcomb
Pime
Ieeeres
Nellie Temple
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Nervolo
Murphy
Nata Prime
John Bascomb
Wright
Putman
Bedford
Ruth McGregor
James Bitet
OUS
Cheeny
Flem- Baron A
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Baron
Cox
Snow
Grews
Cone O'Neill
Br. H
Walnut Hall
Valentine
Peter McCormick
Peter the Great
Shuler
RRP
Be Sure
Ray
Gregor
Gay Audubon
B. H
Gare
Eddie Dillard
Judge Dillard
Warner Hall
J. Farra
Berna Dotte
An- Rediae, Jr
Rediac
Brockton wins 5 4 over Portland in tight game
Brockton defeats Portland 5 to 4 on July 9 with a seventh inning rally aided by Ferrin’s walk and Howard’s triple. Merrill starred for Portland with two long hits, while Flaherty added two-base hits for Brockton and Dowd, Daum, Wormwood homered in the box score.
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Portland
Merrill
Flaherty
Ferrin
Howard
King
Dowd
Ferrin Howard
Faherty
Kennedy
Bocock
Hayden
Maurry
Daum
Yormwood
Hickman
Cherry
Ram BP
Maloney
B'cock
W' Wood
P’pbrey
Flah’ Ty
Mba
Kelley
Ruffange
J.S
Anderson
Mayberry
S.l.s'li
Eastern Yacht Club Abandons Race for Social Sailing
Swans Island Maine July 9. The Eastern Yacht Club fleet replaced racing with social events after concerns over dangerous ledges. About half the fleet towed 15 miles across Jericho Bay while the rest sailed to the harbor. Rowing races were won by Taormina in doubles and singles. Commodore Pratt hosted tea on the Sea Fox as Cap tain Clark hosted a large reception aboard Savarona with Fishhouse punch delighting guests.
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Swans Island
Eastern Yacht Club
Eggemoggin Beach
Maine
Jericho Bay
Read
Taormina
Alvin Sortwell
Wiscasset
Harvard
Morton Adams
Boston
George L. Batchelder
George L. Batchelder, Jr
Sea Fox
New York Yacht Club
Pratt
C. Howard Clark
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Newton Baseball Title Settlement Set for Saturday
The Newton championship will be decided next Saturday afternoon as Newton Upper Falls faces Newton Catholic Club. Estelle will pitch for Upper Falls with Yates catching, while Bob Gill starts for the Catholic Club and Silver handles the backstop duties.
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Newton
Newton Upper Falls
Estelle
Upper Falls
Yates
Bob Gill
Silver
St Pius Parish Announces 10 Mile Run Dates
The St Pius parish Lynn outing schedules a 10 mile run on July 19. A 10 mile run aligns with the United Commercial Travelers games in Somerville on September 6. A 10 mile professional event is set for the Scotch Caledonian games at Caledonian Grove on August 2.
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St. Pius
Lynn
United Commercial Travelers
Somerville
Caledonian Grove
Gameness Defines Leaders in McGraw and Chance Era
Joe Tinker argues that true game fighters win ball games. A game pitcher must face slugger with bases loaded and faith in his team, while a game batter meets a fast pitch with confidence. A game manager stands firm when his pitcher struggles and his infield errs, following the McGraw and Chance pattern to victory.
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Joe Tinker
McGraw
Chance
Athletes vie in swimming and baseball news and more
Arthur Duffey surveys future swimmers from Charlestown Bridge to Boston Light with Durborow likely to reach the Light. Cambridge fans hype Tommy Daley joining the Sox. Charley McDonald of the Braves draws heat from critics as Nicknames and batting pace rise. The Chinese University ball team from Hawaii dominates since 64 wins, 1 loss. Jim Sullivan defends AAU Chicago criticisms. Howard Drew eyes England tour, touted for a 10 second man. Leach Cross and Ville Ritolo expected to clash in a top lightweight bout. Giants ride a winning streak under McGraw. Quarter mile debates spark Western critique while Haff the Michigan runner leads. Steve Farrell shines at intercollegiates with a 48.25 second 440.
Langford and Langford in Old Boxing Debate
The piece discusses Sanford Sam Langford and Joe Woodman’s protege status and weight class, noting Langford as a light heavyweight champion and Johnson’s claimed decision over Langford. It also drifts into baseball scoring questions about Forsyth Philadelphia Nationals and a disputed pool, plus a call about Post Sporting Room and letters regarding local names.
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Sanford
Sam Langford
Joe Woodman
Langford
Johnson
Chelsea
Boston Nationals
Philadelphia
Johnny Mack
Post Sporting Room
Jack Sheehan
Eddie Murphy
South Boston
French rider Rudolph Impresses at Revere Track Night
Julien Rudolph of Paris impressed bike fans at the Revere track, finishing second to Moran in an 11 mile race, only half a lap behind. He arrived a week ago and showed improvement after workouts, with a 2 mile race against George Wiley and Moran planned for Saturday.
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Julien Rudolph
Paris
France
Revere
Rudolph
Moran
Chelsea
Revere Oval
George Wiley
Friction rumors swirl over Red Sox leadership clash
Rumors allege a power struggle between James McAleer president and Garland Stahl manager stockholder with a possible retirement clash. Robert McRoy denies the report as both McAleer and Stahl deny discord saying injuries and bad breaks hinder team performance.
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James McAleer
Boston American Baseball Club
Garland Stahl
McAleer
Stahl
Chicago
Ban Johnson
Robert McRoy
Boston
MccRoy
Cleveland
St. Louis
Red Sox
News To Me Stahl Denies Friction Rumor
In St Louis on July 9, Stahl rejects rumors of friction and anticipates finishing second this year. He dismisses speculation and asserts confidence in his position and performance.
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Rivers
Ritchie
Frisco
Stahl
ST. Louis
Mc Aleer Defends Harmony With Red Sox Manager
Cleveland July 9 President Mc Aleer of the Red Sox ridicules claims of friction with Manager Stahl saying there is no truth to the story and that they are friends. He denies attempts to remove Stahl and asserts smooth relations in the club.
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Cleveland
McAleer
Red Sox
Stahl
Jake
Al Palzer to Box Georges Carpentier Next October
Tom O Rourke manager of Al Palzer accepts terms from Wonderland Francis Paris for a match with George Carpentier next October for a purse of 15000 dollars. Exact date and purse division to be settled on Palzer's arrival in Paris. An attempt will be made to match the winner with Jack Johnson in November.
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Tom O'Rourke
al Palzer
T. H. Dienne
Wonderland-Francis
Paris
France
Palzer
George Carpentier
Jack Johnson
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