Pittsburg Shuts Out Boston in Afternoon Game
Over 2500 spectators watched Pittsburg blank Boston 5 0 in five innings. Phillippe pitched for the champions allowing four hits as Wagner sparkled with a key play at second. Eason started for Boston amid bitter remarks from Pittsburg fans. Time 35 minutes. Umpire Emalie.
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Mathewson Struggles as Reds Hammer New York Pitching
In Cincinnati on July 15 Mathewson was hit hard over two innings while Burke fared better after relief. Cincinnati turned a sensational second inning triple play as Hoy and Dobbs homered and Steinfeldt drove in two. Magoon and Dunn collected key hits for New York, but the Reds surged ahead 6 runs to 1.
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O’hagen
Chicago and Brooklyn in slugfest as visitors take early lead
National League game in Chicago features a five hit first inning by Brooklyn and four runs aided by an error. Donovan relieves Newton in the sixth as Chicago’s offense fades. Lundgren’s misplays prove costly for Chicago while Brooklyn’s defense supports their pitchers. Attendance listed at 1500.
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Philadelphia vs St Louis nine inning recap
Philadelphia scored four runs in the final frames to beat St Louis 8 to 4. Key plays include 4Batted for J ONeil and Yerkes on the mound, Donovan and Jennings delivering three base hits, and Farclay Hartman stealing bases. Duggleby walked one while Yerkes fanned eight. Left on base totals favored St Louis 6 to 2. Time 1h 40m. Umpires AY Day and Brow.
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Nichols
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Farclay
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Brow
Connecticut League Results Roundup
At Norwich Meriden 5 N, Waterbury New Haven ree, New London New London 7ering field 0. Partial OCR leaves unclear teams and outcomes. main items list league matchups and scores with missing details.
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Waterbury
New Haven
New London
Newport excursion by special train at low round trip fare
An excursion to Newport on Thursday July 1 from Terminal Station at 9 30 a m on a special New Haven Hartford line train. The round trip costs 1 and tickets are limited. The trip promises a delightful day with convenient stops along the route.
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New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Terminal Station
Lajoie and Cleveland Defeat Boston Americans in Close Game
Big crowd watches Cleveland led by Lajoie and associates defeat Boston Americans. Winters, Lajoie, McCarthy, and Gochnauer excel on offense while Joss, Ferris, and Warner strike out. Pass balls credited to Warner. attendance listed at 4369 with umpire Sheridan. Time not stated.
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Warner
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Bradley
Bemis
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Collins
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Lajois
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Hickman
George Lachance
Flick
George Winters
Jack
Cleveland at Boston and Chicago at Philadelphia
Sports schedule listing games with Cleveland facing Boston and Chicago visiting Philadelphia. Also includes matchups St. Louis at Baltimore and Detroit at Washington as part of the evening slate.
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Anheuser-Busch Brewing Assn
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S.S. Pierce CO
Jacob Wirth
Lajoie Draws Boston Crowd in 2-0 Cleveland Win
Napoleon Lajoie, hailed as baseball’s top player, attracted a season high crowd at Huntington Avenue as Cleveland defeated Boston 2 to 0. Lajoie collected two hits in four at bats and made a sparkling defensive play, while fans hailed his $7000 yearly salary and welcomed him despite his Philadelphia exertions.
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Joss Stifles Boston as Cleveland Triumphs in Slugfest
Joss, Cleveland’s tall pitcher, dominated the Boston order with nine innings of sharp pitching. Lajoie and Hickman sparkled in the champions’ win as rain and excitement interrupted play. Boston’s Winters showed speed but fell victim to Cleveland fielding and timely hitting.
Endymion Wins 145 Mile Ocean Race To Seagate
The schooner yacht Endymion, chartered to E A Thomas, won the ocean race from Bren ton's Reef Lightship to Seagate covering 145 miles at 26 hours 30 minutes amid a southwest breeze. The tale notes a family summer home, Mrs Wells of Brookline, her infant Elizabeth Dana Wells, and parents traveling in Europe, with Grace Ewart Wells née Ewart, daughter of a Chicago man, and Wellington Wells, Boston lawyer son of Judge Henry J. Wells.
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Death of Mrs Wells While Swimming at Silver Lake
Mrs Wellington Wells of Brookline Massachusetts died after a heart seizure while bathing in Silver Lake Harrisville New Hampshire last evening she had recently arrived in the town with her husband for a stay by the lake
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Baker wins 10 mile road race at Andover
Walter Baker won the 10 mile race in 28 minutes with Howard French second and Nat Pean of Melrose third. An open handicap race is planned for Lawrence on July 26 offering an $85 gold watch to the winner and a racing wheel to the first place finisher among 24 prizes. entry forms are from James Hanson in Lawrence.
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Hudson Street
Regatta Resail Set for City Point Next Saturday Afternoon
The resail of Classes C T and X at the Boston regatta will be held off City Point next Saturday afternoon beginning at 2 o'clock. All classes will sail the same course under Y R A rules.
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City of Boston
City Point
Pitchers Battle Ends With Washington Victory
Townsend out pitched Mullin as Washington downed Detroit 5 to 4 in a 60 minute game. Doyle scored from first on a sharp single behind second base and Casey hit a three bagger for Detroit while Lee homered for Washington. Attendance 2600.
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St Louis Defeats Baltimore As Ameri can League Sub Bowls
St Louis easily beats Baltimore in a July afternoon game, Howell pulled after four innings, Powell replaced by Dennehue in the third. Attendance 2,621. St Louis lineup includes Burkett, Friel, Kahoe. Baltimore features Kelley, Selbach, Bresnan. Kahoe homered? two-base hits by Amour and Padden. Final score 6-4. Johnstone umpired with Carruthers.
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Griffits and Waddell Duel in Philadelphia Chicago Loses
Philadelphia tops Chicago 4 3 as Isbell collides with Sullivan. Sullivan returns after unconsciousness then plays on. Foul ball incident marred the eighth inning before Phillies pull ahead with seven hits to Chicago's two.
Haverhill and Lowell Meet in New England Rivalries
In a set of local matchups Haverhill faces Lawrence Lowell plays Manchester Fall River meets Dover and Nashua travels to Concord. The card highlights city teams competing across the region in a busy day of early season showdowns.
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Manchester Trots Nashua in Five Inning Tilt at Varick Park
Manchester wins a rain interrupted five inning game from Nashua 9 to 2 at Varick Park. Heckman officiated favorably as heavy storms halted play twice with two outs in the fifth, Manchester tallying 4 runs and securing the victory.
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Dover Forfeits To Fall River In Rain Affected Doubleheader
In Dover New Hampshire on July 15 the regular game in a doubleheader was forfeited to Dover 9 to 0 after Fall River failed to appear within 15 minutes. Fall River arrived at 2 45 and the second game started but a thunderstorm halted play after two scoreless innings. Two games are scheduled for tomorrow.
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Boston Game Preview and Team News From the NLI
Hughes or Dinéen to pitch for Boston this afternoon as Adkins starts a 10 day release. Collins weighs options on Williams and Prentiss while Joss may stay after a strong prior outing. Lajoie, Hickman, Ray and others lead the American League hitters as crowds top 4300 in Boston.
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John McCarthy
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Ray
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Tennis Teams Named for Davis Trophy Challenge
The United States team for the Davis Cup at Crescent Athletic Club August 6 7 and 8 was announced as M D Whitman William A Larned bD F Davis and Holcombe Ward. Whitman and Learned will play singles while Ward and Davis pair in doubles. Great Britain’s team listed as R F Doherty H % Doherty and Dr Pim.
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Storm disrupts first day at Old Orchard circuit meeting
Heavy thunder shower unloads on the Old Orchard track delaying races. Ralph Wick wins both heats of the 2:24 trot while Cinch beats Terrill 8 in the 2:10 pace. Unfinished races will be added to tomorrow's card.
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Terrill
Youngsters Lead In Golf Championship At Glen View
In Glen View Illinois amateurs compete for honors with 64 qualifiers from medal play. Youths outshine veterans as Walter J. Travis posts 79 but G A Ormiston ties the medal score at 79 and looms as a strong challenger while Manny Hola bird falls ill on eve of the match play.
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