National meeting set for New England championships Aug 3
The Boston Athletic Association announces the New England championships to be held August 3 at Locust street grounds starting at 2 30 pm. Events include sprints, distance races, jumps, throws and hurdles with gold silver and bronze medals for top three. Entries close July 30 with George Billings. Tom Longboat reportedly will not attend.
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Canada
Unclear sports note on Colma incident and a dubbed figure
A fragment cites a varied sports group and a Colma incident leaving a person with a noticeable English accent labeled as a subject of King Ed. The text hints at shared anger and sorrow among the injured or affected but provides no concrete names or outcomes.
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Late visitant recalls famous ring clash and mockery
A late arrival at the scene narrates Bill Squires' downfall with a lone broom cleaner in the ring. The piece wends through boxing banter, baseball allusions, and playful jabs at teams, umpires, and uniforms, ending with a remark on smoke over Walpole Street grounds.
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New York Beats St Louis 7 to 1 in National Game
New York defeated St Louis 7 to 1 as Ames held the visitors to six hits. New York bats Fromme out of the box in the first two innings. The game was played in New York on July 10.
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Doves Rally Past Reds In Extra Innings 5-4
Boston wins 5-4 in 10 innings after a tense battle with Cincinnati. Brain drives in the decisive run with Bates and Sechler part of late rally. Weimer and Boultes both strong on the mound. Attendance 2988.
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National League Baseball Matchups List
National fixtures include St Louis at Boston Pittsburgh at Brooklyn Cincinnati at New York and Chicago at Philadelphia with games set across major markets. This snapshot outlines key matchups in the circuit.
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Tenneyites Rally Upset Reds In Close Inning Victory
Boston Tenneyites egged on by a late rally overcome Cincinnati Reds 4 to 1 in a tense game at home. Boukes spun a strong start, with Brain and Bates delivering key plays including a squeeze bunt, a long drive by Bates, and timely hits as Needham and Bridwell backed solid defense to seal the win.
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Brooklyn 1 Chicago 0 National League game summary
Brooklyn shuts out Chicago 1 to 0 at home after Alperman drives in the early run with a three bagger and a return throw. Seamon holds the visitors to six hits over seven innings with Pfeister giving up six in that span. Brown relieves in the eighth as Brooklyn preserves the win with strong defense and timely scoring.
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Dan Kelly Injured Forces Retirement From Races
Dan Kelly the amateur champion sprinter from Seattle suffers a sprained tendon and will not compete in any remaining events. The injury ends his active participation for the time being.
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Lynn Victor After Long Close Game
In New England a sequence of tight games featured Brockton hosting Lowell and Worcester visiting Lawrence while Haverhill played Fall River and Lynn faced New Bedford in a rough schedule that tested teams’ endurance.
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Lynn Defeats New Bedford in 12 Inning Classic
In New Bedford Lynn triumphed 5 to 4 in the 12th inning on Daum's single, a passed ball, and Barclay's two-base drive. Drohan pitched two innings for New Bedford, Coffin followed with strong relief. Mullaney excelled in the field as New Bedford outhit Lynn but failed to capitalize late.
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Haverhill Beats Fall River 6 to 1 in First Inning Burst
Haverhill defeats Fall River 6 to 1 as Swanson exits early and Sylvester shuts down the visitors after a four hit inning. Barton and Sylvester stand out on offense and defense amid a steady Haverhill attack.
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Lawrence Beats Worcester 5-3 In Ninth Inning Comeback
Lawrence fell behind Worcester early but tied the game until the ninth when Burkett's club pushed two runs across to win 5-3. Key plays featured Bushey Bradley Templin McCune Eaton Wilson Billet and Maroney guiding the offense as Lawrence outhit Worcester and Worcester left nine on base.
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Philadelphia Defeats Pittsburg In Close Ninth Inning
Philadelphia won a close game against Pittsburg with the deciding run in the ninth on a walk, a sacrifice, and a single.
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Pirates Sign Polish Pitcher Prospeski
The Pirates announce they have signed Michael Prospeski a Polish pitcher with years in bush leagues. He will join the Pittsburg club to pitch for the locals after signing today in Pittsburgh Penn.
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Indians Hold Doubleheader Over Boston In Cleveland
Cleveland defeats Boston 5 to 0 and 2 to 0 in a July 10 doubleheader as Joss and Young duel in the second game. Hess and Liebhardt split mound duties for Boston with Ferris homering. nightcap sees a sixth inning error miscall before Naps reverse the day. Cobb stars for Detroit in a separate note with a bases loaded hit to spark a win over New York.
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Brighton Mile Sparks Fastest Time Of The Year
New York July 10 Brighton Beach opened with a strong crowd. Charles Edward won the Brighton mile in 1:37 3-5 with 114 pounds, just over the year’s best and four lengths ahead of Ballot after a fast pace set by Dr. Gardner. Roseben captured the six furlongs handi cap in 1:12 with 140 pounds. Other winners were Rye Meggs Hill Jimmy Lane He Knows and 7 to 2 in the fifth and sixth races.
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Walsh and Plank duel in 15 inning Philly win
Philadelphia defeats Chicago 2 to 1 after 15 innings in a tailed playoff. HH. Davis drives in the go ahead run with a sixth inning sac fly and an eighth inning single. Walsh wins with 7 strikeouts as Plank fans 4. Chicago leaves 12 on base while Philadelphia strands 7.
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Local Rail Route Readouts Include City Pairs
In the timetable fragment small stations show New London Springfield Tolroke Holyoke and New Haven ties. Norwich Norwich Hartford readings appear with Waterbury Bridgeport entries.
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