Selee Exhorts Boston Team After Rough Western Trip
Philadelphia July 16 Manager Selee of the Boston club, lodged at the Continental, explains the poor Western trip with hard luck and strong opponents. He says Duffy is back to stay, claims Boston will rise in the standings once home games begin, and cites small scores and dumb luck as factors.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Seles
Boston
Selee
Chicago
Cincinnati
Duffy
Freeman
Review of the Week Highlights Boston Slump and New York Change
Boston struggles with a Western trip slump and low batting averages while Duffy reemerges in left field amid a team-wide hitting decline. Buck Ewing resigns as New York manager, George Davis named successor, and Brooklyn eyes another pennant as Pittsburg climbs to second.
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Boston
Tenney
Freeman
Duffy
Philadelphia
Sélee
South End
Brooklyn
Buck Ewing
New York
George Davis
Davis
Ewing
Freedman
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Kraenzlein the Holder of Seven World's Records
Alvin C. Kraenzlein captain of the University of Pennsylvania track team won the 110 metre hurdles at the Paris international games and is described as an athletic marvel. He holds seven world records and excels in sprinting, hurdling, and field events with remarkable technique and a slender, powerful build.
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Alvin C. Kraenzlein
University of Pennsylvania
Paris
Kraenzlein
Kraenstein
Matt Haven
Murphy
Marveis
Kranishin
Hockey score ledger shows New England games
At Hartford Providence 3 Hartford 2. At Syracuse Syracuse 6 Rochester 5. At Montreal Toronto 9 Montreal 0. The summary lists three outcomes with teams and scores from the specified venues.
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Hartford
Providence
Syracuse
Rochester
Montreal
Toronto
Cincinnati 8 St Louis 6 at Cincinnati July 15
Hahn limited by bases loaded spots Powell out after two. Hughey weak at sev enth. Cincinnati scores eight runs on two bases hits by Peits Hahn Wallace Fel with McBride homer. Beckley steals twice. Attendance 6600. Umpire listed.
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Cincinnati
ST. Louis
Hahn
Powell
Hughey
Dillard
Wood
Food
Peits
Wallace
Fel
Homen
McBride
Beckley
Quinn
Tuner
ball—Robinson
Husker
Chicago Opens With Errors Gifts and Base Steals
In Chicago on July 15 a messy opening inning produced two runs for each side without a hit. Chicago then bunched hits in the third and fourth as pitcher Taylor steadied after a poor start, save for a seventh inning lapse.
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Chicago
Taylor
Teams seek youth baseball games across age groups
Numerous clubs and individuals from South Boston Charlestown and nearby towns announce requests for interclub games. Matches target ages from 10 to 19 with half expenses paid and venues in city parks or local streets on Saturdays and in July August.
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Athens Street
South
Boston
Walthams
C. Dunn
Bob Dresser
Battery
Tom Hennelly
Stankard
Ryan
Se. S
Ford
Arts of Boston College
Bergin
McDonald
Jack
Bilver
Watertown
Arlington B. C
Dorchester
Attleboro
North Attleboro
Pawtucket
Quincy A. A
P. F. Joyce
Cross Street
Waltham
Warrens
A. Christiansen
Lyons Street
New Dorchester
Basco Sliva
Pearl Street
Somerville
W. Grusby
G. M. McQuarrie
South Boston
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C. Healey, Jr
Kas
Newsboys
Young Mack
Corey Street
Charlestown
T. L. McCartneys
C. Corey
Moulton Street
Tremont
D. Hurley
Spring Street
East Cambridge
Marines
T. O'Neil
O Street
Fuldas
F. Regan
Chelsea Street
Orients
Cambridge
Baldwins
B. Edwards
Flagg Street
W. Brennan
Decatur Street
Richwood A. A
Lee
Brooks Street
Marions
J. Melia
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Marion
J. Quinlan
East Third Street
South Aston
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M. Cliffe
Gold Street
Uth
Riversides
Sarle
Havre Street
Eastton
Walnuts
G. Snyder
Ellsworth Place
Roxbury
J. Phillips
Samuel Warren
Bay State Reds
J. Rogers
Fifth Street
Bonene Roxbury
J. Radeleky
Hanover Street
Ampanish Raffers
D. Rielly
South Street
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Austen
J, Canty
Grimmins Piace
Tremonts
J. O'Malley
Medford Street
Bennett A. A
Steve Lynch
Bennett Street
St. Augustine
Boiler Scrapers
Charlestown Navy Yard
Maurice Stone
Vine Street
Cottons
A. F. Hockneil
State Street
J. O’brien
Porter Street
Woburn
Elmore A. A
Joseph Murphy
B Street
Waverley A. A
City Point A. A
Commonwealth Park
Locust Street
William C. Brazzell
West Fifth Street
Leonard Garrity
Broadway
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Waverleys
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John Daley
Chestnut Place
Somersets
R. Cohen
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Naticks
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Dorchesters
J. Scanlon
Sixth Street
H. Careys
Somerset A. A
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Gentry to Meet Patchen at Elks Fair Track
Gentry and Patchen scheduled for a marquee pacing match at Combination Park on Wednesday August 1 as part of the Elks fair week program. The program promises trotting and pacing events each afternoon with two additional horse races and evening programs by the Lohester Driving Club.
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Joe Patchen
Combination Park
Lohester Driving Club
Swarms of Riders Endurance Run Captures Two Day 200 Mile Feat
Forty riders complete the club 200 mile run in two days as double centuries and many singles mark the event. The well patronized ride showcased stamina and pace across the course with strong participation.
Unity Club Sets New Triangle Record In Cycling Event
Unity Cycle Club and Press Cycle Club riders completed a double century and a half century with 40 finishers by 8 pm. A Unity C C group led by Dr. Bellows set a 10 hour 2 minute triangle record Boston Providence Worcester. A lantern mishap near Norwood caused spokes to break but a replacement wheel kept the rider on time.
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Fall River
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J. F. McMahon
D. W. Warren
Brookline
Archie McIntire
Dorchester
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Eile O'Keefe
W. Bailey
Newton Centre
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Everett
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A. P. Guptill
Malden
J. J. Buskouski
Somerville
C.I. Swan
C. 8. Rogers
Maplewood
W. B. Tremly
A. L. Ingersoll
Everett Wheaton
R. A. Julian
W. J. Jenkins
J. Devine
W. Bowen
Brockton
E. P. Walker
G. R. Dresser
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J. B. Stone
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Walpole
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Waltham
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E. F. Burns
Roxbury
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R. Hunt
Melrose
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Piedford
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T Stanley
Newton
A.L. Powers
Carr
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Silvia
W. D. Eaton
T. G Sullivan
J. B. McLoulin
W. O’brien
K Baye
Frank E. Mears
G. E. Miner
J. BR. McDonald
H. T. Grace
J. McLorey
F. Rhinehart
D. Guild
W. J. Troy
Wrentham
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Fred Burroughs
F. L. Hood
Andrew Currie
G. Dennis
N. Bronsk
Ed Tighe
A. Carlson
Thomas Orense
H. Richardson
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James Swett
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F. Kelley
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W. Hussey
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Len Kraenzlein Profile Promises Long Track Career Ahead
The article notes Kraenzlein's measurements and grand height of 6 feet 11 inches with substantial limb length. At 23, his strength is not yet fully developed and he could remain active on the track for at least five more years if he chooses to continue at peak level.
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Michael and McFarland Set 1000 Dollar Middle-Distance Rematch
Jimmy Michael and Floyd McFarland agree to a twenty mile race for a thousand dollars a side plus gate receipts at Woodside Park. McFarland won the coin toss to choose the venue and the race is planned for July 21 with two motors per rider. This will be McFarland's farewell appearance in America before his departure to Paris with Ste and Cooper.
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Jimmy Michael
Floyd McFarland
Manhattan Beach
McFarland
Michael
Woodside Park
Philadelphia
Harry Stevens
Woodside
America
Paris
Ste
Cooper
Car Race Card Altered By Rider Strike At Creswell Park
In Providence July 18 riders protested unpaid prizes from past races causing Creswel Park to switch to two match races. Munroe won the 20 mile motor paced event while Downey quit early with a punctured tire. Butterworth defeated Burns in a five mile pursuit. Wilcox beat Henway in a separate five mile pursuit. Munroe also won the 20 mile motor paced race ahead of Downey.
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R. I
Creswel Park
Munroe
Downey
E. Butterworth
Darlington
John Burns
Butterworth
Burns
E. Wilcox
Louis Henway
Brockton
Wilcox
Henway
Joe Downey
B. Munroe
Bicycle Notes From a Manhattan Beach Race Charting Fast Times
Race report notes Michael and McFarland in the Golden Wheel event with Stinson Nelson and Pierce posting faster splits late in the ride. Milestones include Stinson 5 miles in 8 37 2 5, Pierce 10 miles in 16 49, Michael 15 miles in 26 01 3 5, Nelson 25 37 2 5 for 20 miles, and McFarland 17 22 3 5 for 20 miles. Milers and tandems, future matchups, plus club races and lane pacing are described.
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McFarland
Anhattan Beach
Nelson
Stinson
Pierce
Michael-McFarland
Frank Waller
Combination Park
Press
Chelsea
Roslindale
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Orient
Elkes
Berlin
Edward Taylor
Milkes
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McHachern
Caldwell
Paris
Plain Club
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Copley Square
Shoe City Wheelmen
Elks Co
Columbus Avenue
Bay State C. C
Dorchester
Bay State Wheelmen
Newburyport
Even Bettans Big Fight Draws Sport Fervor in New York
New York July 15 A heavyweight featherweight clash looms as McGovern and Erne weigh near 126 to 127 pounds. McGovern bets $1000 he will stop Erne before ten rounds while Erne bets on himself. Preliminaries feature Jimmy Rose v Caspar Leon and Hugh Murphy v Harry Harris with a hoped crowd over 14000 at Brighton Beach.
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McGovern
Erne
Old Fleetwood Park
Terry
Fair Haven
N. J
Frank
Eric
Brighton Beach
Max Hirsh
Bob Smith
Colonel Roosevelt
Greyfeld
Dick Roache
Lmit
Kid McCoy
Twentieth Century Athletic Club
Boston Boxing Fans Flock to Madison Square Garden For Erne McGovern Fight
Boston sports writers report a city full of fans traveling to New York for tonight's Erne versus McGovern bout at Madison Square Garden. Betting runs strong with McGovern favored. rumors swirl about backstage dealings and possible rule disputes. several other matches and boxing targets are teased for future cards.
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New York
Erne McGovern
Madison Square Garden
Jim Kennedy
Tody
McGovern
Charley White
Erne
Terry
Fine
Eagles
Engies
Peter Maher
Tom Sharkey
Seastle Athletic Club
Maher
Gus Ruhlin
Bill Henren E
Billy Brady
Europe
Jeffries
Dickey Birds
Death of William Barnie Hartford Team Manager
William Barnie, manager of the Hartford base ball team in the Eastern League and a prominent figure in early baseball, died in Hartford today from pneumonia after a brief illness. He had attended the Elks gathering in Atlantic City last week and had been in poor health on his return. Barnie, about 45 years old, also managed the Brooklyn and Baltimore National League clubs among other notable teams.
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Conn
William Barnie
Nick Young
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Elks
Atlantia City
Barnie
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