Nelson and Pierce duel in Golden Wheel six day race
In the Charles River Park event, Nelson leads Pierce by about five miles as the two hour night sees a tight duel. Stinson trails close, Miller rides steadily, and gaps shift with each mile, with Nelson clinging to a precarious lap advantage as the field fights to the finish.
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Tables Turned Boston Takes 3 0 Win Over St. Louis
Boston defeats St. Louis 3 0 to move into a three game sweep while the Phillies sit in third place in the standings.
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Boston Beats St. Louis 3-0 in Pitchers' Tilt at League Park
Boston and St. Louis played a 3-0 game at League Park as Chifley Nichols outpitched Cy Young. Nichols allowed two safe hits while stifling the Cardinals with seven strong innings and a late burst by Boston to seal the win.
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League Park
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St. Louis
Chifley Nichols
Bert Jones
Cy Young
Dineen
Nichols
New Englanders
Burgundy
Burkett
Donovan
Cardinals
Collins
Lowe
Sullivan
Freeman
Keister
Emilie
Young
Stahl
Wallace
Fred Tenney
Sudhoff
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Long
Tenney
St. Louisans
Criger
Cincinnati Reds win on late rally in Philadelphia
Cincinnati scores three in the ninth to beat the Phillies 6 to 4. Wood triples and Pelts drives in the decisive run as errors fueled Cincinnati’s late surge. Pitchers include Scott Donohue Fraser and Corcoran. attendance about 1,000.
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Minor League Results Across Leagues
Eastern League games include Hartford 2 Worcester 1 and Toronto 4 Montreal 4. Rochester 6 Syracuse 2 and Springfield 2 Providence 2. Connecticut League scores Waterbury 7 Bristol 6 and Norwich 11 Haven 2. New London 4 Meriden 2. American League shows Indianapolis 10 Minneapolis 3 in first game and 9 to 6 in the second.
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Toronto
Montreal
Syracy
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Providence
Connecticut League
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the Haven
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Meriden
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Boxing Gossip and Rumors From New York Fight Talks
Boxing editor discusses plans for Fitzsimmons Ruhlin match and a possible Fitzsimmons Sharkey bout with a August 26 date. Notes on Erne McGovern and Paddy Fenton plus OBrien Root clash and critique of controversial Joe Gans Griffough bout.
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New York
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Westchester
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Tom O'Rourke
Frank Erne
Terry McGovern
McGovern
Terry
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Paddy Fenton
Boston
Andy Innis
New London
Eddie Bride
Windsor Locke
Conn
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Hartford
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Somerville
Dick O’brien
Jack Root
Chicago
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Pittsburg Triumphs Over Brooklyn 4-0 in Midseason Game
In Pittsburg on July 11 Neps pitched a mediocre game and the Pirates shut out Brooklyn 4 to 0. A fumble and two wild throws helped Pittsburg score three unearned runs to seal the victory. Philippi contributed to the win with solid play.
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Cleveland Defeats Boston in American Whist League Play
In Boston, July 11, Cleveland defeated Boston by four tricks in the American Whist League contest. Other results include Oaks of Chicago over Baltimore by one, Rochester over Detroit by six, Ravenswood of New York over Hamilton Ontario by two, Acacia of Buffalo over Buffalo by two, and Walbrook of Baltimore over Knickerbocker by two.
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New York
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Lynch Rogers Sculling Race Called Off in Halifax
The scheduled sculling match between Lynch of Halifax and Rogers of Worcester Mass did not take place as Rogers failed to appear and the race was declared off.
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Rogers
Halifax
Worcester
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Readville Matinee: Kitty Connors Beats Prince Wilkes in Two Heats
Readville track hosts a marquee matinee by the Gentlemen's Driving Club. L. D. Whittemore wins two events with Ivy Vine and Barney King, while Kitty Connors defeats Prince Wilkes in two straight heats with Belledeu’s Prince Wilkes broken late. Kentucky Star sets a new two heat record in 2:14 3/4 and 2:15 1/2 with Arlington. Richmond Jr. is disqualified after a photo finish in the fifth race steering the win to H. A. Aldrich's horse.
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Ivy Vine
Barney King
Kentucky Star
Arlington
Mr. Farmer
Richmond, Jr
Richmond
H. A. Aldrich
B.L. Jones
Kitty Connors
C. H. Belledeu
Prince Wilkes
Mr. Jones
Mr. Belledeu
Charles Dana Palmer
Russell
C. M. Jewett
Charles Whittemore
Ares
D Whittemore
Lane
Eas
B. G. Farmer
Tnn
Gussie Leonard
Msm
Favorites Sweep Granite State Park Races in Dover Show
Nearly 1000 fans saw three top races at Granite State Park. J J Bowen was pickpocketed under the grandstand as pools were sold. Rustler won the 2:20 trot in straight heats and Sally Hook led the 2:24 pace before a late break yet recovered to win.
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Golden
Ned Wilkes
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Sally Hook
Winoa
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Middleton
Stark
Sigh
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Wilkes
Fannie M
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McDonald
Ellen Eobh
Brunella
Br. m
Gmumis
Roy K
YOUN
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Pace
Sparks— Maym
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Rex
Onward
Collins
Bello Brown
Elkins, Br
Clippenger
Track record at Brighton Beach as Brigadier edges victory
New track record 1 52 4 5 set at Brighton Beach as Brigadier wins a tight race by a head amid withdrawals. Tower of Candies and Lady of the Valley led the fifth, with Tower of Candles prevailing easily. Ormierer loses by a head to Bounteous in the third. other winners were Hellebas Commander Miller and Post Haste.
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Herbert
Raffaello
Maximo Gomez
Brigadier
Lew Kraft
Little Rausch
Tower of Candies
Lady of the Valley
Tower of Candles
Ormierer
Bounteous
Hellebas
Commander Miller
Post Haste
Easy winners at Worcester driving club races
The Worcester Driving Club meet produced decisive straight-heat wins. Don Westland won the 2:28 pace with best time 2 21 2. Bow Gun led the 2:22 trot with best 4 2 21 4 and Chelsea captured the 3:18 claws pace with best 2 16 1 2.
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Worcester Driving Club
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Americans Refuse Sunday Start Move Paris Games
American athletes reach Paris for the games to begin Saturday but objected to Sunday events. Princeton Pennsylvania and Syracuse teams won changes after a meeting with French officials. Program shifts push the 100m and 110m hurdles to Saturday, 800m finals to Monday, and allow American field events on either Saturday or Monday with solo entries.
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Pennsylvania
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England
America
Martell
Darkness Stops Windsor Track Race At Detroit
Darkness halted a Windsor track program at Detroit on July 11 leaving the 2 09 pace unfinished. Mil ton S led in two heats while Harry O Red Seal each took one early. Frank Bogash pushed Harry O to a dramatic third heat win and Red Seal captured the fourth. Knap McCarthy was fined for failing to drive Lord McDonald to win and Lolita faded after two heats before Lafry Piper won the 2 15 pace.
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Riley B
Harry O
Red Seal
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Frank Bogash
Knap McCarthy
Lord McDonald
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McCarthy
Lolita
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Milwaukee meet collapses over unsafe track
Milwaukee July 11 The grand circuit races for the National Cycling Association linked to the twenty first national meet of the League of American Wheelmen are scratched due to an unsafe Exposition building track. The $1000 Cooper Taylor race is off after Cooper’s fall. many pros and amateurs quit. Only a few fast riders remain as L A W membership lists show 643. Buffalo is noted for the 1901 meet.
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Boston
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Simeon
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Wis
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van Cott
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Roxbury Contractor Foley Dies at Home by Suicide
Jeremiah Foley once a prosperous Roxbury builder took carbolic acid in his Terrace Street residence after a period of business decline and a railroad injury left him disabled. He had been released on bail for drunkenness and was to appear in court when his death occurred this Tuesday evening.
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Foley
Ntington Avenue
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Silver issue dominates Smith remarks in campaign
Smith asserts silver as the chief issue while denying imperialism as fiction. He argues the government must strengthen wartime policies and care for new populations, noting the trust issue will play a limited role in the campaign.
Political stance on business legislation and party honesty
The speaker asserts the issue is business oriented not political and says the Republican party supports legislation to correct evils and curb harmful combinations with honesty and fairness. The claim emphasizes decisive action and party alignment.
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McKinley Predicted to Limit Canton Campaign Role
In the Canton campaign of 1900 President McKinley plans limited public engagement. He will focus on government business, delivering only a speech and a letter of acceptance, with notification events for President Mominey set and a potential porch or opera house venue.
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State Department
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George B. Frease
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