Boston and Chicago Split Double Header in July Series
Boston and Chicago split a double header at the south side grounds with Chicago winning 1 0 in the first game and Boston taking the second 4 1. Tannehill and Young pitched for the visitors while Owen and Altrock did for Chicago and Boston, respectively.
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Boston
Chicago
Ill
South Side Grounds
Boston Boys
Tannehill
Cy Young
Owen
H. PO
Jones
Fee
Holmes
See Wee
Davis
SS Ee
Donohue
Eens
Lee Ae Green
Sullivan
Stee
Mee
Ewe
QO Dundon
Seer Ewes
L Tannehill
Y J Owen
Criger
Young
Bosten
Green
Parent
Dundon
Roy Owen
Ball
Sheridan
Black Demon Walcott Faces Possible Surgery to Return
Billy Pierce, long-time director of Joe Walcott, says the welterweight champion will not retire. Walcott, injured when a friend was killed by a revolver accident, had his left hand damaged with tendons and a stiff middle finger. Surgeons once considered amputation but Walcott refused. He plans to proceed with surgery to regain boxing ability and hopes to return as a formidable force in welterweight ranks.
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Sullivan
Dundon
Tannehill
Collins
Freeman
Cy Young
Jones
Davis
Donahue
Green
Owen
Chicago
Donohue
Holmes
Billy Pierce
Joe Walcott
Walcott
Joe
Chickering
Ward 12 Douglas Club Opens Field Day At Oak Island Grove
Up to date 73 entries including Wesley W. Coe Ellery H Clark and Gidney contest in shot put high jump and multiple running events at the Ward 12 Douglas Club field day in Revere on Saturday Open amateur handicap events begin at 2 30 p m under N E A A R U sanction with a 4 p m professional hurling match.
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Wesley W. Coe
Ellery H. Clark
Gidney
Ward 12 Douglas Club
Oak Island Grove
Revere
Ocean Yacht Race Postponed by Bad Weather
The Atlantic Yacht Club race from Shelter Island to Newport scheduled for this morning was postponed due to unfavorable weather conditions.
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Newport
R. I
Atlantic Yacht Club
Shelter Island
Eastern Yacht Club Boats Have Day of Rest
Isolated light winds kept no races on the fifth day of the Eastern Yacht Club cruise. After a long drag from Boothbay Harbor to Camden, the fleet rested at Gilkey's harbor and prepared for a dance hosted by summer residents. A race is planned tomorrow from Dark Harbor to Bartlett's Narrows on Mt. Desert.
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Islesboro
Eastern Yacht Club
Boothbay Harbor
Camden
Gilkey’s Harbor
Dark Harbor
Bartlett’s Narrows
Mt. Desert
Detroit shut out as Hogg dominates early game
Detroit failed to hit in bunches as younger pitcher Hogg shut them out. Kitson struggled, Justin followed with wildness. O Leary fielded a one hand grab in the fifth, while McIntyre doubled for New York and Boyle joined the team. Attendance around 1000.
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Detroit
Hogg
Kitson
Justin
O'Leary
Williams
Jack Boyle
New Yorks
Justis
New York
Offase
McIntyre
Barrett
Chase
Yeager
Elberfeld
Lindsay
McGuire
Connolly
AB. Po
A. E. Conroy
Keeler
Eevee
Seers
Oy Fultz
C Seer
Erenee
BR Barrett
Sete
Crawford
Coughlin
Schaefer
Doran
C Pe
P Pier Wana
Cooley Ce
Isle Ours
Acasavateie
Nationals Lose First Game Then Win The Second
Cincinnati beat Boston 3 run advantage in the ninth while Boston tallied twice in the ninth. Delehanty homered for Boston as Moran, Frazer, Batty and Tenney contributed key hits. Huggins, Moran and Tenney anchored Cincinnati's offense as fights for the split continue with Young or Wilhelm to pitch for Boston and Overall for Cincinnati.
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Tenney
Cincinnati
Delehanty
Moran
Frazer
Batty
Dolan
Boston
Bostons
Barty
Reds
Huggins
Barry
Kelley
Seymour
Corcoran
Willis
Odwell
Wirt
Cannell
Johnstone
Wolverton
Young
Wilhelm
Scrambled baseball action as Reds top Boston in twin bill
Cincinnati wins 15 to 3 in game one while the Tenney Invincibles take game two 3 to 2. The doubleheader features lively fielding, controversial umpire calls, and key hits from Seymour Phelps Steinfeldt Huggins Batty and Kelley as Frazer struggles for Boston and Willis shines in relief.
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R . E. Attee
Cincinnati
Boston
AB. R
E. Huggins
Barry
Kelley
Tenney
Schlet
Balk
Willis
Harper
Steinfeldt
Huggins
Schlel
Johnstone
R. BH
Sluggins
E Barry
Sermour
Ewees
Corcoran
Vbring
Dwell
Teinfeldt
Phelps
oOft Walker
Om” Frazer
Frazer
Chelps
Odwell
Walker
Johnustone
South End
Tenney Invincibles
Joe Kelley
Moran
Cannell
Batty
Seymour
Delehanty
Invincibles
Dolan
Reds
Sebring
Bas
Gossip of the Boxers Sparks Ahead of Johnson Fight
Rumors match Sandy Ferguson against Jack Johnson at Pythian Rink Chelsea next Tuesday night as Ferguson trains hard with sparring partner Bob Armstrong. Johnson arrives Boston Saturday with Joe Walcott to train. he faces Morris Harris and Black Ell in Philadelphia ahead of departure. Blink McCloskey vs Peter Sullivan for New England title headlines a strong prelim card at Rhode Island A C Thornton.
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Myron
Rkevere Beach
Sandy Ferguson
Jack Johnson
Pythian Rink
Chelsea
Sandy
Big Bob Armstrong
Jim Jeffries
Bob
Mister Johnson
Armstrong
Johnson
Ferguson
Boston
Joe Walcott
Joe
Philadelphia
Wiy
Morris Harris
Black Ell
Bill Crowley
Langford Jackson
Joe Bowker
America
Frankie Neil
Tommy Murphy
Murphy
Peggy’’ Bettinson
National Sporting Club of London
Sowker
Jimmy Walsh
Gus Ruhlin
San Francisco
Billy Madden
Ruhlin
Jim McCormick
John WL. Sullivan
Colma
Cal
John L
McCormick
Kit Kildare
London
Blink McCloskey
Peter Sullivan
Fall River
Rhode Island A. C
Thornton
Stanton Abbott
Chicago Beats New York 8 to 1 in Stringing Hits
Chicago defeats New York 8 to 1 as Mathewson struggles on the mound and Brown dominates for the winners while New York fields poorly and allows numerous runs.
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Chicago
PO. A
Maloney
Schulte
Cnance
Tinker
Ewes
Evers
Casey
Eeseses Kling
Brown
New York
Abby E Browne
Gilbert
Mathewson
Kling
Chance
Bresnahan
Devlin
Dahlen
McGann
Um Mathewson
pires—Emslie
O’day
Sun
St. Louis Beats Philadelphia 6-1 in National League Action
St. Louis overwhelmed Philadelphia 6-1 as Pittinger was hit often and Brown dominated on the mound. The home club struggled to solve the St. Louis pitching in July in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittinger
Brown
Dootn
C Sirsa Ie
Aikie
P Scervecccses
Kruger Eesaeesereeenene
Waele
Suis Cuties
St Louis
Shannon
Beckley
Eckley
Shay Dooin
Arndt
Brooklyn 8 Pittsburg 6 in National League game
Brooklyn defeated Pittsburg 8 to 6 aided by fielding errors. Flaherty left the mound after the early innings as rain delayed play.
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Brooklyn
Nobbs
Mall
Lumley
Geassler
Lewis
Ritter
Serene
Eason
Wgis Sk Pvc
Docnien
Pittsburg
Clymer
Clarke
Beaumont
Ritchey
Leever
Dobbs
Flaherty
Lynch
Basey Fason
Offburg
Rbrooklyn
Pitts
Y Lynch
Empire— Klem
National
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Cleveland
Altrock
Stahl
Ferris
Hobe
Buck
Sully
Lee Tannehill
Foxy
Ron
Selbach
R H E Attee
Bsoston
AB. R. BH. PO. A. E Selbach
Lisuwcieeeeecs
Burkett
Ereseee O
Eveereeeree Criger
Docasisvressvess
AB. BH. PO
Ireeman
J. Tannehill
Stehl
Avis Dundon Selbach
Tanne
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Con Keefe
Cambridge Street
Keefe
CC. O. D
McCormick Brewery Co
Mas
Roxbury
Klein's
Tremont and
Boylston Sts
Gardner
Tremont St
Harrison Ave
Washington St
CG. F. Eaton
Friend St
Knight's
Musical Railway
Douglas
Nationals
Bui
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Philadelphia Eeeereresaeees
Eeeseeeseseeeveses
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Cisb Wee
Frederic P. O’connell
Oxford
Tremont Row
Seever
Hall
van Nostrand’s
Bunker Hill Breweries
Charlestown
Wolf's
Hanover and
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