Big Ed Walsh Falls to Boston as Jake Stahl Powers 5–1 Victory
In a weather interrupting double header Boston defeats Chicago 5 to 1 behind Ed Walsh who suffers the loss. Jake Stahl belts two decisive hits including a long homeric blast, driving in Hooper and scoring himself on Lewis's single. The White Sox show fielding lapses while Boston’s defense and pitching hold firm for a comfortable win and a second game scheduled for today with Karger and Collins slated to pitch.
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Boston Defeats Chicago as Stahl Fails to Repeat Slugger Fame
In a tough clash Boston tops Chicago and ends Jake Stahl's drought with a long first inning homer and a later triple. Hooper and Hall shine for Boston as Hall limits the visitors after a rocky start, while Evans's umpiring draws mixed reactions in a tight game.
Pocket Time Savers Hand Books Advertised to Sav e Time
An advert describes I C S pocket hand books for electrical workers building trades machinists office workers mariners and others. Each occupation has a dedicated 272 to 800 page volume with data formulas and illustrations. Pocket size indexed for instant lookup and priced at 1.50 cloth or 1.00 leather, offered by a Boston exhibit.
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Boston Sale By All-D Dealers Reported
A historic Boston sale by all proposed dealers is noted in fragmented OCR text. No clear date or entities beyond city and dealer group identified.
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Page class baseball to meet Gloucester summer team at Stage Fort Park
Next Saturday afternoon at Stage Fort Park Gloucester the Page class base ball club of Boston will cross bats with the summer residents team at 3 15 The Page class baseball team is one of the fastest amateur squads in New England having won the pennant in the Greater Boston league three years since 106
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Tigers Triumph as Crawford Delivers Long Ninth Inning Drive
Detroit snapped a skid by defeating Washington 7 to 6. Crawford drove in two runs with two on and two out in the ninth, converting a tense stretch into a decisive rally. A homer would have sealed it if needed.
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Barry's Homer in 14th Wins for the Athletics
Barry ended a pitchers battle between Morgan and Lake in the 14th with a two out homer that rolled under a gate into left field bleachers. Philadelphia had six extra base hits but only two runs as Lake limited them to one hit in the inning twice and retired three with Thomas starting the rally. St. Louis went out in order in seven of the last nine frames.
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Naps Stop Highlanders as Lajoie Powers Win
Cleveland wins its first game of the year at New York 9 to 2. Lou Lajoie stars with three singles two bunts and a double while Dan Dan formation details feature Harkness on the mound for Cleveland. Koestner starts for New York, with Fisher pitching later and Hughes working for Cleveland.
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Baseball schedule highlights for Monday across leagues
In American league play Chicago faces Boston in a doubleheader at 2 pm. St Louis meets Philadelphia while Cleveland travels to New York and Washington visits Detroit. National league games include Boston at Cincinnati and Philadelphia at Chicago with New York at Pittsburg and Brooklyn at St Louis. New England matchups list Lawrence at Lynn Worcester at Ta ll River Brockton at Haverhill Lowell at New Bedford.
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Local baseball scores spread across four games
In an 11 inning affair Northampton edged Hartford 1 to 0. New Britain defeated Holyoke 6 to 5. Springfield defeated Waterbury 7 to 0. Bridgeport beat New Haven 6 to 5.
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American Association Scores and Results Card
Milwaukee 1 Louisville 0 Kansas City 4 Indianapolis 90 Minneapolis 5 Columbus 4 Toledo 4 St Paul 0.
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Bleachers Under Construction At South End Grounds
Work on the new bleachers at the south End grounds is rapidly progressing. President Dovey expects completion by the first of the month before the team returns from a Western trip. Seating will rise to 2400 on the third base side and 5100 on the first base side, totaling about 15000. Concrete piles have been laid, and the stands will extend to Columbus avenue and the railroad tracks using 265000 feet of lumber. The field fence will be five feet high with more space between seats.
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Boston Types Win In Hollow Fashion
The Boston Types defeated the K. E. Gray Company team 14 to 1 at Locust street grounds. Boston had 11 hits in seven innings with perfect fielding. Crosby led with a double and two singles, others adding two hits each. Hockman contributed seven assists, Whiting threw out a runner, and Crosby pitched two scoreless innings before a misplayed fly allowed a run.
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Phillies Beat the Cubs in Last Inning Thriller
National Chicago July 13 Philadelphia won the opening game from Chicago 2 to 1. The winning run scored in the ninth when Evers mishandled Grant's bounder. Magee opened the inning with a triple to right as Chance was ordered from the bench for protesting in the third.
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Giants Shut Out by World Champs in Pittsburg
Pittsburg held New York to 4 to 0 in a top quality game as Camnitz dominated from start to finish. A dropped ball by Yo D Drucke and a single walk were the only blemishes for New York, contributing to their defeat.
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Cardinals Beat Dodgers by Clouting in Second
St. Louis defeated Brooklyn 9 to 3 as Bell struggled in the second inning and Harmon pitched fairly creditable ball throughout the game.
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McClure of Amherst Loaned to Toronto
Lawrence McClure, the Amherst pitcher who joined the New York Highlanders after college, has been loaned to Joé Kelley for Toronto by Manager Stallings. Stallings believes the young pitcher will excel with more seasoning and experience in the Eastern league.
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Reds Beat Doves Behind Strong Rowan In 2-0 Victory
Cincinnati Reds tame the Doves 2 to 0 as Happy Jack Rowan dominates with sharp pitching and sturdy defense. Two singles by Egan and Beck pace the rally, while the Reds capitalize on flawless fielding and key outs to seal the shutout in under an hour and a half.
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Amateurs Raised to Pro Status by Cycling Board
R F Kelsey chairman of the National Cycling Association announced that 36 riders previously competing as amateurs have been transferred to cash prize cyclists. Twenty two ridden at Vailsburg track Newark eight near Boston and six at Salt Lake City.
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