Shore Debuts in Major League No-Hit Bid Falls Short
Boston Red Sox edge Cleveland Naps 2 to 1 as rookie Shore dominates the mound in his first major league appearance. He carries a no-hit bid into the ninth, with ONeill’s third-base hit breaking the bid, while Cady and Scott spark Boston’s offense and Shore earns the win.
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Shore
Baltimore
Cleveland
Red Sox
Fenway Park
Boston
Ruth
A Johnson
Ja Gregg
Smokey Joe Wood
Kansas City
Joston
Cleveland Naps
O'Neill
Peaker
Speaker
Graney
Scott
Turner Pats
Turner
Johnston
Cody
Olson
Forrest Cady
Steen
Sox
Gardner
Yerkes
Janvrin
Cady
Lynn F.Hlathe... Pat Flaherty Resigns as Lynn Manager
Lynn New England league manager Patrick J. Flaherty resigned effective immediately amid poor attendance and string of losses. He urged owners to appoint a player manager and mentioned second baseman Allie Moulton as a possible successor.
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Patrick J. Flaherty
Lynn New England
Flaherty
Allie Moulton
Rice to Run at I A A A Games
Charlie Rice of the University of Maine has entered the Irish American A A A games at Locust street grounds a week from Saturday. The New England intercollegiate champion sprinter says he is in peak condition after training in Portland since college closed and believes he is running faster than ever.
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Charlie Rice
University of Maine
Locust Street Grounds
Rice
Portland
Game at Fenway Opens Early Two Thirty
Fans urged to arrive early as the Naps and Red Sox agree to start at 2 30 to accommodate Cleveland's Federal Express to Washington. The early start is due to the Wednesday half holiday but will not affect Fenway Park attendees.
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Fenway Park
Naps
Red Sox
Cleveland
Federal Express
Washington
Reds and Phillies Split Twin Bill
Philadelphia won the opener 8 to 5 in Cincinnati after 9 innings while the Reds captured the nightcap 5 to 2. Batted for La Ross in the ninth. Highlights included Groh and Niehoff two-base hits and Paskert Lobert and Martin with three-base hits.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Groh
Niehoff
Paskert
Lobert
Martin
Yingling
Schneider O
Cravath
Kulifer
Twombley
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Mollwitz
Alexander
Schneider
Killifer
Froin
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Byron
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Byrne
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U Miller
F la Ross
Tae
Erwin
Heer
Gonzales
Hoblitzell
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As Byrne
Eee Paskert
I Lobert
Magee
If Tuderus
Tae Martin
Ss Burns
Tineup
Pranks Peetee
Baumgardner
Cincinnatine Trees
Moran
Tincup
Benton
Burns
Byron and
Johnson
Merlin Triumphs in Duxbury Ladies Race
In the Duxbury Yacht Club second race of the ladies series Merlin, sailed by Miss Frances Benedict, won by a 35 second margin over Petrel I sailed by Miss Eleanor Phillips. Elizabeth skippered by Miss Weston and Petre II by Miss Margaret Benedict finished further back on the wind driven course to Island Flat buoy Long Bridge buoy and home.
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Duxbury
Merlin
Frances Benedict
Petrel
Eleanor Phillips
Elizabeth
Miss Weston
Petre II
Margaret Benedict
Fox Hills golfer leads in Eastern Open at Shawnee-on-Delaware
Issac Mackie of Fox Hills set a course record with 73 in the opening round and totaled 149 for 86 holes at Shawnee-on-Delaware as heavy rain affected play. Mike Brady tied for 11th with 169 while William Kerrigan of Dedham was one stroke behind and Alex Campbell of Brookline posted 167.
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Shawnee-On-Delaware
Penn
Issac Mackie
Fox Hills
Mike Brady
Massachusetts
William Kerrigan
Dedham
Alex Campbell
Country Club
Brookline
Isaac Mackie
Joe Mitchell
Upper Montclair
J. M. Barnes
Whitemarsh
Tom Anderson
Montclair One
Alex Smith
Wykagy!seeareoee
Walter Hagen
Rochester
Charlies Hoffner
Atlantic City
Dave Honeyman
Forest Hill
Andrew Campbell
Springhaven
Eeevere
Herbert Strong
Inwood Eeeree
Ay Frank McLeed
Columbia Wollaston
Michael Brady
Louis Tellier
Canoe Brook
James Ferguson
Springlake
Cc. Ww. Hackney
Pocono Teeae
R.G. McDoneld
Buffalo
Tom Skipper
Pittsfield Peeeeee
George Tow
R Baltusrol
Chevy Chasse
George Sargent
Jack Jolly
J. R. Thomson
Phila
Country
Emmet French
Prookline
Arcola Pe Teennee
Elmer Leving
Shawnee
R Worthington
Bernard Nicholl
Wilmington
Giants Beat Cubs In Slugging Game
New York Giants collect 8 hits to defeat the Chicago Cubs 8 to 0 in a slugging contest. Burns and Schulte go deep, Zimmerman adds a three base hit, and Demaree, Mathewson, Cheney, and Lavender hold Chicago to zero. Sweeney and Murray contribute on the bases as the Giants secure the win.
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Cheney
Lavender
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Doyle
Williams
Saier
Teach
Zimmerman
Burns
Schulte
Bescher
Sater
Mathewsos
Sweeney
Murray
Bresnahan
Derrick
Leach
Mathewson
McLean
Hart and
Rigler
York
Newby
Giants
Cubs
Ana
Rus Mathewson
Rescuer
Seer Eee
Robertson
Mad
Oe Fletcher
Aseeee
Merkle
Uv Melean
Steeee
Stock
Seeaee
aDomin
Ieee
Bates
Sneer Hargrave
America's cup defense candidates sail Resolute and Vanitie
Newport July 14 two defense candidates Resolute and Vanitie put to sea while Defiance stayed at anchor likely to race Thursday. Resolute swapped sails and tested rigs in Narragansett Bay and Brenton's Cove. Vanitie used a small club top sail. Pynchon and Clark were noted attendees and travelers between Wickford Greenwich and New York.
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Newport
R. Lil
Hathaway
Narragansett Bay
Dyer's Island
Brenton's Reef
Brenton’'s Cove
George M. Pynchon
Defiance
Defiance, and Mrs. Pynchon, Went To Wickford
Marie
Greenwich
Swimming Races at Tenean Beach Today
The first annual swimming races under the park and recreation department will start at 4 PM at Penean Beach. A large entry list comes from Dorchester Neportset and Ashmont districts with events for Girls Juniors and Seniors and Boys Juniors and Seniors including sprints, diving and relays.
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Park and Recreation Department
Penean
Beach
Dorchester
Neportset
Ashmont
Charley White Stops Yoakum in Nineteenth Round
Charley White of Chicago defeated Stanley Yoakum of Denver by knockout in the 19th round in Denver. White delivered a right to Yoakum's jaw after Yoakum was sent down for a seven count earlier in the round.
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Charley White
Denver
Col
Chicago
Stanley Yoakum
Humane Society Swim Winners Named at Hull Contest
The Massachusetts Humane Society held annual swimming contests at Hull near the yacht club pier. Leo Handy won the 100 yard race Edward Duffs captured the half mile and Miss Wyman of Brookline won the exhibition. Silver cups were awarded. Cc Mann of Brookline Swimming school oversaw the events.
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Massachusetts Humane Society
Hull
Yacht Club Pier
Leo Handy
Edward Duffs
Miss Wyman
Brookline
Cc. H. Mann
Brookline Swimming School
Gideon Waived and Sent to Los Angeles Club
Washington finally gained waivers on Joe Gideon and the infielder was assigned to the Los Angeles Club of the Pacific Coast League.
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Washington
Joe Gideon
Los Angeles Club
Baltimore Takes Two From Buffalo in Twin Bill
Baltimore, Md. won both games against Buffalo 3 to 1 and 7 to 2 to move into third place. Suggs allowed three hits and struck out 11 in the first game while Moran faltered in the seventh of the second, Baltimore scoring five runs before the game was called to permit trains.
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Baltimore
Buffalo
Suggs
Moran
Chicago bats run up 11 0 win over Keupper and Herbert
Chicago hammered Keupper and Herbert of the local Federal league team 11 to 0 at home. Lange starred on the mound with support from Wilson and Block as St Louis failed to score. Batters collected runs in multiple innings for a decisive victory.
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Chicago
Keupper
Herbert
Five-run Third Lifts Kansas City Past Indianapolis
Kansas City detonated in the third inning with a walk three singles and Kenworthy’s homer to plate five runs. Final score shows Kan City 7 Indianapolis 2. Batteries Flarris Easterly McConnaughey Billiard Warren.
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Kenworthy
Indianapolis
R.H.E. Kan
City
Flarris and Easterly
McConnaughey
Billiard and
Warren
Regional Baseball Pairings and City Matchups
National and New England leagues list baseball pairings by city including Boston St Louis New York Chicago Philadelphia Cincinnati Brooklyn Pittsburg Indianapolis Kansas City St Louis Chicago Brooklyn Pittsburg Baltimore Buffalo Lowell Fitchburg Lewiston Lawrence Worcester Boston area matches listed for fall and colonial era competition.
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Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia
National
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Fittsburg
Baltimore
Buffalo
New England
Lowell
Fitchburs
Lewiston
Lawrence
Wortland
Linn
Tee & Colonial
Fall River
Pawtucket
Taunton
Brockton
New Bedford
R H Eattee
Baltimord
Sepeekld
Werner
Brooklyn-Pittsburg
Ratn
England
Rhill
Portland
Fitchburg
Worcester
E &T
Woonsocket
Brockton Sree
P.C. Philadelphia
Seer
New York Ee
Neveland Eee
P.O
St. Louis Thee
Brooklyn Eeree
Ear
Fee
Birmingham 5 basebase in brief forms
In Birmingham basebase led by Ate won 5 to 4 in a brief hockey style score. Orleans defeated Chatla deathi 6 to 0. Memphis Mobile 10 beat Memphis 1 with Nashville Montgomery and Hain noted in the standings.
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Ate Birmingta
Birmingham
Jeer Tk
Orleans
Memphis
Mobile
Nashville- Montgomery
Hain
Pirates Second Baseman James Viox Mocked in Cincinnati
On July 2 in Cincinnati, Pirates second baseman James Viox was mocked by fans while facing Nellie Lovely from Lexinigra. The event highlighted Vioxs strength and disdain for players jumping contracts of any sort.
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James Viox
Pittsburg Pirates
Cincinnati
Nellie Lovely
Lexinigra
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