Rain postpones Boston St Louis game as lineups shuffle
Captain Tenney’s squad faces two games at the South End grounds with Lindaman or Young to start if weather allows. Karger opens for St Louis, Koney replaces Beckley at first, Hester at second, Burnett in center. Pat Flaherty and Pfeffer set to face the Cubs, Randall could debut in left field for Boston.
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Young
Boston
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St. Louis
Koney
Jake Beckley
Hester
Bennett
Burnett
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South End
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Philadelphia
Pat Flaherty
Pfeffer
Cubs
Randall
Chicago Beats Philadelphia In Eight Innings Standoff
Sheckard and DoolinPowered the Chicago offense with two base hits each off Corridon as Chicago posts nine hits in eight innings. Brown pitch nine, Ritchie one, Corridon one. Sheckard and Schulte contribute sacrifice hits. Chicago left nine on base to Philadelphia's five. Umpires were O Day and Kiem. Time of game fifty minutes.
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Pittsburg shuts out Brooklyn 5 to 0 in July game
Pittsburg pitcher Willis dominates as Wagner drives in four runs and hits a home run. Leach adds a three base hit and Storke, Jordan and others contribute in a 5 0 victory over Brooklyn.
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Wagner
Ritter
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Storke
Casey
Hummel
Maloney
Anderson
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Lewis
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New York Beats Cincinnati in Unexciting Game
Loose fielding and poor running cost Cincinnati a game in New York as they were defeated in a routine matchup.
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New York
Cincinnati
Wet Grounds Postpone Two Games in New England
The Lawrence at Lowell game and the Brockton at Worcester match were postponed due to wet grounds yesterday. Schedule changes affect both locations with rain delays impacting local basketball action.
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Lowell
Haverhill
New Bedford
Brockton
Worcester
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Young Easily Holds Indian Swatters
Cy Young pitched a 2 to 1 win as the Indians managed only one run off his pitching. Turner reached second in the fourth. Ferris scored on a misplay and Knight came home on Barrett’s fly. Detroit and New York split a double-header with Cobb notching his 100th hit. Mullin yielded six runs in three innings.
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Cy Young
Young
Turner
Naps
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Rhoades
Knight
Criger
Stovall
Bay
Barrett
Bradley
Parent
Congalton
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Yorkc.s.ccess
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Coughlin
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Hurst
Chicago Beats Cubs 9 to 2 Behind Poor Support
Pitcher Hughes allowed many runs as Chicago won 9 to 2 with weak run support from the offense. The game featured base hits and Chicago players contributing to a comfortable victory.
Bittner and Seybold Power Late Run Inning
In a late rally Seybold delivered a second inning home run and a second base hit, driving in the tying run as St Louis and Philadelphia battled. Hartzell Seybold and Schreck led with two base hits apiece, while Morgan and Dineen were charged with runs as the game featured multiple pitchers and a stubborn defensive effort.
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Dineen
Philadelphia
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Schreck
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Roundup of NBA Matchups Across Four Cities
The schedule lists Boston at Cleveland, New York at Detroit, Philadelphia at St Louis, and Washington at Chicago. Key teams seek playoff positioning as the season tightens across four marquee East and Midwest markets.
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Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
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Philadelphia
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Newark
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Detroit
Is there too much science in modern baseball
W A Phelon of the Chicago Journal argues modern baseball is over scientific and lacks dash. He cites the Pirates using 12 year old Baltimore ball to sweep the Cubs, preferring speed and risk over tactics. Boston Americans play book baseball while Nationals fight. other notes cover Jack O Brien and Birmingham changing to Mobile for scoring clarity.
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Nationals
Maguire Crew
Lipton Hints New Shamrock Cup Challenge For 1908
Sir Thomas Lipton volumes suggest the New York Yacht Club may receive a challenge for the America's Cup in 1908. The challenge deadline is October, and Lipton will not confirm plans for sending a yacht or a formal challenge.
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Sir Thomas Lipton
New York Yacht Club
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Haverhill Falls to New Bedford 2-1 in Minor League Tilt
New Bedford beat Haverhill 2 to 1 as Drohan allowed only Hamiltons two singles. The visitors earned their lone run on an error. New Bedford scored both runs on miscues and timely hits.
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Haverhill
Hamilton
Drohan
Fall River Tops Lynn 3 to 1 In Tight Baseball Battle
Fall River defeats Lynn 3 to 1 on July 12 as hits cluster in the sixth and seventh innings. Ort Sylvester and Steele shone in sharp defense with notable catches, while both teams played errorless fielding.
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Hart to End Ring Career After Hand Operation
Louisville July 12 Marvin Harts ring career will end soon as he undergoes an operation to correct a broken bone improperly knit after a previous bout threatening use of one hand.
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Marvin Hart
Morning Star to Race Hal C in Cleveland Matinee
Morning Star and Hal C. two well known Grand Circuit horses will race against each other tomorrow at the matinee of the local driving club in Cleveland Ohio.
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Cleveland, CO
Morning Star
Hal C
Rain Postpones Regional High School Games
Augusta vs. Banger and Lewiston versus Portland games postponed due to rain. Pine Tree faces Biddeford in Biddeford also postponed.
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Bangor
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Portland
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Biddeford
Neponset Dorchesters Host Everett In Afternoon Showdown
Neponset Dorchesters welcome Everett at Nightingale field this afternoon. O Neil and Hanson lead the home scoring, while Elmstrom and Hickey pace the visiting squad.
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Neponset Dorchesters
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Hickey
Boston Man Elected Whist League Officer
At a business meeting of the American Whist League the following officers were elected for the ensuing year President David Muelfelder New York Vice President Ernest Cooper Boston Recording Secretary E A Montgomery Minneapolis Corresponding Secretary C W Well Brooklyn Treasurer E G Comstock Milwaukee
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American Whist League
David Muelfelder
New York
Ernest Cooper
Boston
E. A. Montgomery
Minneapolis
C. W. Well
Brooklyn
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Milwaukee
Gossip of the Boxers Show Promises Big Cards At Winnisimmer Coup
Reports herald a Tuesday boxing card headlined by Jerry Gaines versus Charley Haghey at Winnisimmer Coup with four additional six round bouts. A busy scene includes future match talk in New York and Boston, plus plans for Davenport boxing with Promoter Jack Johnson talks and Tommy Burns exodus.
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Charley Haghey
Winnisimmer
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Haghey
Albert Delmont
New York
Boston
Bob Edgren
Edgren
Jim Driscoll
Joe Bowker
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Dick Hyland
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Bob Fitzsimmons
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Adam Ryan
Unk Russell
Tommy O'Toole
Frankie Neil
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Local Baseball Scores From New Haven Springfield Hartford
New Haven blanked New Haven 8 to 1 in New Haven. Springfield defeated Norwich 7 to 2. Hartford routed Bridgeport 7 to 3. The New London Waterbury game was called off.
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Holyoke
Springfield
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Scores from Tonight's Baseball Matches
Baltimore beat Montreal 7 to 1 while Providence defeated Buffalo 9 to 1. Newark lost 1 to 5 against Toronto and Jersey City edged Rochester 2 to 1.
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Pieper to Return as Harvard Baseball Coach
Louis L. Pieper is reappointed baseball coach at Harvard for next year by Captain Charles Leonard. His spring work earns formal ratification and suggests a strong Crimson nine with Pieper as nucleus. Players honored him with a fine cigarette case after the season.
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Harvard
Charles Leonard
Harvard Athletic Committee
Pieper
Crimson
Cambridge
Rain Delays Card at Woonsocket Trotting Park
Woonsocket Rhode Island July 12 heavy track and rain limited program to two races the 2 24 pace and the 2 27 trot with one heat in each run Thursday Uncle Dick won the pace in straight heats and Mary M the trot in six heats keeping two heats to finish the program.
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Star Cyclists Race Tonight at Revere Track
Hugh MacLean will not race tonight in the championship diamond medal contest at the Revere cycle track Elmer Collins of Lynn will take his place Moran and Walthour will oppose Collins Amateur events included with many New York riders entered for the program All riders expected to ride at record pace to win
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Travers and Graham Open National Amateur Title Match
Jerome D. Travers of Montclair and Archie Graham of the North Jersey Club will play 86 holes over the Euclid links to decide who holds the national amateur championship.
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New Jersey
Jerome D. .Travers
Montclair
Archie Graham
North Jersey
Euclid Links
Dorchester Centrals seek afternoon game with out-of-town team
Dorchester Centrals seek a replacement game this afternoon after canceling with Hingham. contact J B Muray in Dorchester or call Dor 1339 3. Stoneham Wakefield game today draws fans as Stoneham hopes for advantage as the field strengthens. 0 R Hallin of Mattapan available for Saturday and holidays with strong semi pro teams as outfielder or first baseman reach at Belmont. Jack Delaney of Roxbury back from Burlington Vt batting .320 and seeking pro catching work.
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J. B. Muray
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Sutton advances in Welsh championship singles
In Newport the defending champion May Sutton defeated Miss Wilson 6 2 7 5 in the semi final round of the ladies singles.
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Wales
May Sutton
Miss Wilson
California boxing bets reveal crooked fight game
Jim Coffroth cleared $7600 from pool rooms that placed $76,000 on the Burns Squires bout, taking 10 percent. The hefty take underscores why California’s fight scene has a crooked reputation.
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