Naps Sneak Past Boston 1–0 on Errors and a Wild Pitch
Cleveland Naps beat the Boston Red Sox 1 to 0 as Clarkson pitched his first full game. Early and late mishaps and raw base running by Boston kept the game tight, with Cleveland capitalizing on an error and a wild pitch for the only run.
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Cleveland
Naps
Boston
Clarkson
Shaw
Glaze
Ray
Bradley
Clarke
Hinchman
O’brien
Stovall
Knight
O’laughlin
Ferris
Turner
Flick
Parent
Bay
Barrett
Chicago Beats Washington 10 to 2 Behind Strong Third Inning
Five hits and six runs off Patten in the third inning propelled Chicago to a 10 to 2 victory over Washington. Hickman followed Patten and did not allow a hit until the eighth inning.
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Chicago
Patten
Washington
Hickman
Phillies Top St Louis In 12 Innings 6 to 5
Philadelphia defeated St Louis 6 to 5 in 12 innings on July 11 in American League action. The game featured a tight contest and ended with Philadelphia securing the win after a late rally.
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ST. Louis
Philadelphia
Longboat's Marathon Promise Spurs Speculation and Pro Talks
Since the April marathon, Tom Longboat has drawn intense debate over his distance potential and possible pro status. Observers note his training lapses and rumor of a Canada to pro move, with St Augustine games promoter Jack Moakley courting a race either amateur or professional to showcase his talent against Alfred Shrubb.
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Tom Longboat
Frank Nebrick
Buffalo Star
Ashley
Longboat
Canada
Jack Moakley
America
Alfred Shrubb
Loughboat
Taormina Avenger Capture E Y C Trophies in Bar Harbor Cruise
Eastern Yacht Club cruise along the New England coast ends with Taormina winning the Luke cup and Avenger taking the Clark trophy. Sea Dog earns slowest boat prize as Dervish, Emerald, Quissetta, and others place in the Bar Harbor event.
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Bar Harbor
Eastern Yacht Club
New England
Marblehead
Burnt Coat Harbor
Swan's Island
Frenchman's Bay
Avenger
Seadog
Dervish
A. F. Luke
F. Lewis Clark
Taormina
W. S. Eaton
Herreshoff
R. W. Emmons
Charles K. Cummings
Kebo Valley Club
W. Amory Gardner
Anthony
Doris
Portland
Clark
Commodore Gardner
H. A. Morse
Bermuda
Little Seadog
J. T. Cor. i
H. M
H. A. Morss
Eaton
Emerald
Hope Leslie
J. Minot
Quissetta
W. C. Fustace
Gloriana
Gordon Abbott
Kolita
BE. Howard Clark
Humma
T. Paine
Sea Dog
Chas. K. Comyinee
Dore
G R. Minot
Auto Turns Turile in Glidden Cup Run
The second accident of the Glidden and Hower endurance tour seriously injures Theodore S. Clark of Chicago when his car overturns in Bryan Ohio. Clark and three other riders escape except Clark who is trapped at the wheel. the machine rights itself and continues to South Bend Indiana. Clark is said to be severely hurt.
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Bryan
Ohio
Theodore S. Clark
Chicago
Clark
Toledo
South Bend
Ind
F. W. MecGooking
Peter R. Fahey
Cleveland
George Hunt
Detroit
Ing
Clarke
New England and National Matchups Listed in Schedule
Boston hosts Cleveland while New York visits Detroit and Philadelphia meets St. Louis. Washington plays Chicago as New England and National pairings fill the card with regional and city clashes.
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P.C. Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Washington
Chicago
New England
Lawrence
Lowell
Lynn
Wall River
Haverhill
New Bedford
Brockton
Worcester
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Rain and Baseball Doubles Hit For Saturday Card
Despite threatening weather a crowd gathered at the South End grounds hoping for a Doves Cardinals game. Manager Dovey postponed play near 2:30 PM with a double header planned Saturday at 2, and a bundled schedule if rain returns this afternoon.
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Tenney
Cardinals
Dovey
Doves
Beebe
St. Louis
Lindaman
Boston
Randall
Tenneyites
Pat Flaherty
Pfeffer
Chicago
Snook
Lafayette
Needham
Brown
Young Erickson
Mr. Dovey
Trenton
N. J
Philadelphia Defeats Chicago on Hits Rally
Philadelphia 6 Chicago 3. Brown held Chicago to eighth inning lead before four straight hits produced three runs. Two-base hits by Schulte Steinfeldt Knabe Titus. Brown earned the win over Reulbach and Taylor.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Reulbach
Taylor
Brown
Schulte
Steinfeldt
Knabe
Titus
Thomas Magee
oOff Reulbach
Klem
O'Day
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Wits
L. Lis
Magee
Renee
Courtney
Ennee
Grant
Chicago AB
Slagle
Sheckard
Shulte
Hofman
Tinker
Ivers
Eereee Erare
Kling
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Rennsbach
Pd Eeeventsoerve
Howard
New York Beats Cincinnati 10–0 as Hannifan and Strang Power Run
Cincinnati opened a series in New York but was shut out 10 to 0. The Mets hammered Mason with strong hitting led by home run shots from Hannifan and Strang.
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New York
Cincinnati
Mason
Hannifan
Strang
White Steamer Captures Royal Challenge Trophy
Mr. J. B. Hathaway, New England manager for White, received a London cable stating the White standard model won England’s biggest hill climb of the year and captured the Royal Challenge trophy at South Hastings, along with a gold medal and sweepstake prize despite competition from several 50 and 60 horsepower rivals.
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Hathaway
New England
Frederic Coleman
White Company
London
England
South Hastings
Napier
Minerva
Daimler
Conn League Results From Bridgeport to Waterbury
Bridgeport defeats Holyoke 7 to 6. Norwich beats Springfield 7 to 4 in game one and 3 to 2 in game two. New London Hartford game postponed by rain. Waterbury New Haven game postponed.
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Bridgeport
Holyoke
Norwich
Springfield
New London
Hartford
Waterbury
New Haven
Bad Day for EGANS at Golf
In Cleveland on July 11 the national championship match play trimmed entrants to eight, with Eastern clubs and the West represented. Former champion H Chandler Egan fell in the first round to Ned Sawyer, while Walter Egan also exited to H W Fraser. Eben Byers advanced, winning both matches, and Sawyer posted the day’s best score of 74.
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Cleveland, CO
H. Chandler Egan
Exmoor
Ned Sawyer
Wheaton
Walter E. Egan
Lady Anne Sets Jamaica Stakes Track Record at Brighton Beach
At Brighton Beach, Lady Anne won the Jamaica Stakes six furlongs in a new track record of 1:11 4 5. Red Leaf and Sanguine were disqualified as long shots. Joe Nealon won the second race and was bid up to 3005. Three favorites won: Keep Moving Cairngorm Lady Karma The Wrestler.
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New York
Brighton Beach
Red Leaf
Sanguine
Lady Anne
Joe Nealon
Keep Moving
Kilter
Cairngorm
Lady Karma
the Wrestler
Local clubs seek games and news on Boston baseball scene
The Boston Unions seek a semi pro opponent for Saturday with manager Daniel Flanagan at 308 Dover St. Jamaica Roxburys search for a away game on the 13th, contact Harry Heslan at 3S Walden St Roxbury. Wakefield hosts Stoneham in a heated rival game with 14 inning win noted. Glenvale of Jamaica Plain beat Iroquois Cambridge 6 5 at Franklin Park. Players Berry and Sweeney return soon. Bridwell hampered by a leg. The Boston Americans show progress under Jim McGuire. Cardinals boast four good pitchers Beebe McGlynn Karger. Umpire Rigler comments on batters and umpires. The Milton-Dorchester A A seeks July 13 away game with a strong team offering a fair guarantee. George Huff scouts Third Base Doyle and Beecher for Boston Americans. A second baseman wanted for Saturdays with semi pro team. Wellington Association seeks home game Saturday afternoon with half expenses.
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Boston
Dover Street
Glenvales
Jamaica Plain
Cambridge
Franklin Park
Mnce Berry
Lamartine Street
Jamaica
Charles Rigler
Milton-Dorchester A. A
H. W. Balch
P.O. Box
Richmond
George A. Huff
University of Ilinois
Boston Americans
Doyle
Beecher
Springfield
Ralph McCallum
Auburn
Wellington Association
Fred Murray
Erle Street
Weather-Interrupted Games Dot Eastern Schedule
Rain forced postponements across the circuit. Baltimore hosted Montreal in a 4 0 win for Baltimore while Providence faced Buffalo with rain causing disruption. Jersey City Rochester games were postponed by rain and Newark Toronto matchups were likewise delayed.
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Baltimore
Montreal
Providence
Providence-Buffalo
Jersey City
Rochester-Jersey City
Newark
Toronto-Newark
Maine high school baseball results reported by game
At Lewiston Lewiston 7 Biddeford 5 with the seventh inning called due to darkness. Bangor Pine Tree 7 Bangor 4 after 19 innings. Portland Portland 2 Augusta 1 in a separate contest.
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Lewiston
Biddeford
Bangor
Pine Tree
Portland
Augusta
Game Called in 12th With Teams Tied
Fall River and Haverhill tied when game ended after 12 innings. Woodward left after interference. Runs by Messenger Austin Thornhill Madden Uniac Keady. Hits by Hilbert Pulsifer. Stolen bases Grant Unitac Gilroy. Double play Uniac and Pulsifer. Passed ball Watters. Umpire Henry. Time 2h 6m.
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Chicago
A. E
Penohine
Dougherty
Davis
McFarland
Quillin
Smith
Ours
Washington
Shipke
Trauler
Anderson
Lbe
Ja. Jones
Blankenship
Altizer
Treyrione
Taiten
Nill
Patten
Hickman
Br Smith
Br Hickman
Smpire
Sheridan
Woodward
Fall River
Haverhill
Messenger
Austin
Thornhill
Madden
Uniac
Keady
Hilbert
Grant
Unitac
Gilroy
Pulsifer
Sylvester
Po.a.e
Guiheen
R.f. Ei
Mes
Hamilton
Th'nhill
Barton
Briggs
McCarthy
McCabe
Lynn Defeats New Bedford 2 1 In Baseball Tilt
Lynn tops New Bedford 2 to 1 as errors aid the visitors New Bedford bats quiet in key moments Moore and Burroughs pitched well but the defense faltered Adler Connaughton Mullaney score for Lynn Run totals 2 7 1 for Lynn 1 4 0 for New Bedford Fields at Lynn with Spencer Mcrehead Barclay Elliott De te ees McDonald Connton Mullaney Fitzmaurice Kiernan Adler Waldols Lovell Kehoe Daum Cadman Moore Burroughs Umpire Merritt Time 1h 47m
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New Bedford
Lynn
Moore
Burroughs
Connaughton
Adler
Mullaney
Valdois
Kiernan
Lowell
Spencer
Fitzmaurice
Cadman
Rain Forces Cancellation of New England League Games
Heavy rain led to the postponement of two New England League matches: Brockton versus Lowell at Brockton and Lawrence versus Worcester at Lawrence, with no rescheduled dates announced.
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Brockton
Lowell
Lawrence
Worcester
Malden White Sox to host Mercantile Library nine in afternoon clash
The crack Malden White Sox will play the Boston Mercantile Library Bureau nine at the Malden athletic field at 3 30 o clock tomorrow afternoon. A large attendance is expected as both teams are evenly matched and a hard fought game is anticipated.
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Malden White Sox
Boston Mercantile Library Bureau
Malden Athletic Field
Winter and Young Alter Napoleons Batting Averages on Wednesday
A fragmentary report notes Winter and Young damaged several Napoleons batting averages during a Wednesday game. The incident affected player statistics and sparked review by team officials.
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Winter
Young
Napoleons
Fourteenth of July Gaelic Football Dispute Settled in East Boston
East Boston settles a prize dispute over a $25 Gaelic football contest. Two teams, both claiming the prize, will play a rematch at Wood Island Park a week from tomorrow with Colonel Bill Foley refereeing. Alderman Leary ordered the playoff after discovering only $25 was appropriated for the winner.
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Boston
Alderman Leary
Wood Island Park
Tom" Doherty
Bill’’ Foley
The
Municipal Guards
Boxers Face Promoter Turmoil and Big Fights Ahead
Philadelphia promoter Billy McCarney contends with Jack Johnson over bout articles with Lanky Bob. Johnson threatens to back out unless deals are equalized. The piece notes upcoming bouts including Gardner vs English in Fort Wayne and Attell vs Weeks in Cripple Creek, plus legal and boxing intrigue involving Johnson, Gans, Nelson, and Burns.
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Billy McCarney
Philadelphia
Jack Johnson
Johnson
McCarney
Atlantic City
Lanky
Bob
Jack
Ruby Robert
Fitz
Dane
Sly Nolan
Gans
Nelson
Foxy William
Jimmy Coffroth
Burns-Schreck
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Jeffries
Mike Schreck
Tommy Burns
Jeff
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Lowell Welter
Clarence English
Kansas of
Fort Wayne
Ind
Abe Attell
Freddie Weeks
Cripple Creek
Col
Labor Day
Fred Sidney
Kid Manning
Pawtucket
Kid Shea
Hallowell
Winnisimmett A. C
Chelsea
Bob Haggerty
Swampscott
Jimmy Ryan
Cambridge
Kid Freeman
South
Greenfield
Joe Grim
Europe
Joe
John T. Sullivan
Jake Kilrain
White City
Chicago
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