Criger lifts Boston to 4-3 win over Detroit in ninth
In a tight finish at Huntington Avenue Boston roared back as Lachance tied it with a wicked three bagger and Criger delivered the win in the ninth off Gibson. Detroit drops to 3 losses in the series while Cleveland looms today with Young favored to start.
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Tannehill
Louis Criger
Boston
Huntington Avenue
Detroit
Wild Bill Donovan
Httie
Ferris
Criger
Gibson
Parent
Crawford
Selbach
Barrett
Collins
Lowe
Greminger
Robinson
Freeman
Candy Lachance
Booby Lowe
St. Louis Defeats Washington 7 2 in American League Clash
St Louis triumphed over Washington 7 to 2 as Glade dominated with 15 strikeouts. Huelsman was hit on the head and retired from the game after being struck by a pitch. Townsend issued walks and was replaced by Dunkle as the mound action settled.
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Sty Tavis Gaede
St. Louis
Washington
McCormick
O'Neill
Huelsman
Heidrick
Hill
Wallacetes
Padden
Jones
Glade
Townsend
Clarke
O’loughlin
Washington Today
Yale Harvard men in London arrive for pre tour practice
Yale and Harvard athletic teams reached Brighton England and held initial practice at Pres ton Park after a long voyage. Ambassador Choate plans a reception next week while managers meet July 18 to finalize plans for London trip and a match with Oxford and Cambridge on July 28. Trainers had the squad quickly run and jog at the Brighton Club grounds.
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Eng
Harvard-Yale
Preston Park
Ambassador Choate
London
Oxford
Cambridge
Murphy and
Graham
City Park
Phillies Clinch Series as Plank Dominates Chicago
Philadelphia wins today's game to take the series from Chicago. Plank's pitching held the visitors scoreless for most of the contest, sealing the victory for the home club.
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Philadelphia
Plank
New York 3 Cleveland 2 in 15 innings rivalry win
New York outlasted Cleveland 3 to 2 in 15 innings as Powell delivered a two bagger to right to drive in the deciding run after Osteen’s earlier hit. Fultz Hess Turner powered offense with three base hits and Elberfeld Powell Bradley Hickman added two bases as the teams traded innings and scoring. Attendance stood at 3,441 with Connolly umpiring.
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Osteen
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Fultz
Hess
Turner
Elberfeld
Bradley
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Williams
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Peitz
Dolan
Dahien
Bowerman
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Mginnity
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Emsile
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Geler
Tenney
Abbatiehio
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Delehanty
Raymer
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Cannell
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Casey
Corridon
O'Day
Butler Stinson And Maclean Ride Tonight
For the best all round competition the 25 mile motor paced race at the Revere track tonight excels any event this season. Butler Stinson and MacLean have done some of the fastest work in practice and are fit to make this race memorable. Two amateur races follow including a one mile tandem handicap and a 10 mile open bringing large fields of pures.
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Revere
Butler
Stinson
MacLean
Open paced race at River Park Tuesday
Open paced race at Charles River Park next Tuesday night features world champion Jimmy Mo ran and other champions from Cambridge Roxbury Chelsea and Roxbury. Four horsepower motors pace the field as Moran seeks revenge for last week defeat and aims for a strong showing.
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Jimmy Moran
Bill Stinson
Cambridge
Harry Caldwell
Nat Butler
Louis Mettling
Roxbury
Hugh Maclean
Chelsea
Moran
Harvard Track Teams Face Hurdles From Injuries and Illness
Clapp bears a hump from a bad fall and may not regain peak form in time for events. Trainer Murphy worries about stiffness delaying his best jumper. An attack of home sickness affects Murphy though officials expect improvement in a few days. Both teams are in good condition otherwise and should peak soon.
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Murphy
Harvard
Cleveland and Lajotle: preparations and notes from the game
Reports from Huntington avenue note a 3 PM start, with Cleveland and Lajotle in focus. Criger shines in a hit praised by Ren Mulford while Gibson struggles in batting practice. Dorchester and Brighton duel at Nightingale Field, with Mahoney likely on the mound for Dorchester.
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Lajotle
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Ren Mulford
Criger
Gibson
Detroit
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Huntington Avenue
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Dorchester
Brighton
Nightingale’s Field
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White
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Pittsburg
Claude Ritchey
Boston National
McNichol
The
New York Sun
Jennings
Beckley error sinks St Louis in 10th to Brooklyn
In St Louis on July 15 a wild throw to third by Beckley cost the final game of the series with Brooklyn in the 10th inning. Both O Neill and Garvin pitched superbly for their teams.
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Lumley
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Ritter
O'Neill
Beckley
Brain
Burke
Garvin
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Brooklyn
Carpenter
Zimmer
Chicago
Boston Nationals
Chicagos
West Side Ballpark
Boston
Selee
Geier
Jack McCarthy
Otto Williams
Evers
Cooley
Raymer
Kling
Pittsburg Wins Behind Solid Defense In Debut Game
Pittsburg debuted Case in a well pitched game with faultless support as Philadelphia errors yielded two runs. Gleason was ejected for disputing the umpire. The score stood with Pittsburg ahead after a strong defensive effort.
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Case
Philadelphia
Gleason
Herald Beats Woodland In 8–1 Dorchester Prep Win
The Herald defeated Woodland on Dorchester High grounds by 8 to 1. Hoey pitched for the winners with 18 strikeouts and allowed 8 hits for Woodland. Score by innings shows the favor toward the Herald, backed by Hoey and Bigelow with Raymond and Grimes behind the plate as umpire Wilson calls the game.
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Dorchester High Grounds
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Geesee
Bigelow
Raymond
Grimes
Wilson
A Big Battle in the Far East and Medical Relief Described
The piece contrasts a major military clash in the Far East with the chronic and so called incurable diseases fought by invalids. It claims relief is at hand and asserts that diseases are positively cured by the Foo on June 19, 1904.
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