Walkover for Boston in pennant duel at Huntington Avenue
Detroit games at Huntington Avenue result in a decisive Boston win 11 to 4 over Cleveland. Crowds exceed 5000 as Dorner’s early barrage hurts Cleveland while Boston’s Dougherty and Collins lead rallies. Boston gains an odd game in the pennant race. next up Detroit visits.
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Tom Hughes
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Buck Freeman
Bradley
Stahl
O'Brien
Bay
Ferris
Esterday
Jimmy Collins
Gochnaur
O’brien
Freeman
Parent
Lachance
Connolly
Hickman
Wright
Short
McCarthy
Ray
Detroit
Gibson
Dineen
Baseball game summary with klar Lachance and Freeman stars
Base hits Lachance and Dougherty drive offense. Freeman hits a home run and Lachance adds a sacrifice. Stolen bases by Fitck Collins and O'Brien. Walks issued to Corner Wright Hughes. Wright and Hughes combine in strikeouts, double play Clingman to Hickman. Bemis charged with a passed ball. Lachance and Hickman hit by pitches. Time 1h 35m. Attendance 5472. Umpire Connolly.
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Detroit tops Yankees in final game of series
Detroit defeated New York 10 to 2 in the last game of the series. Tannehill started for New York, with Howell finishing the game for Detroit after Tannehill exited in the sixth. O Connor was ejected for kicking in the eighth. Barrett and Lush led Detroit with multiple hits as the visitors built a commanding lead and secured their third win in four against New York.
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St Louis Tops Washington in 11th In American League
In an 11 inning game Washington fell 4 to 3 to St Louis. Anderson belted a homer and drove in the winning run for the visitors. Washington traded outfielder Martin to St Louis for infielder McCormick prior to the contest. Attendance 1250 at the park.
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Chicago Beats Philadelphia In Extended Baseball Game
Chicago wins an eight to eleven road victory over Philadelphia aided by three pitchers and later hitting. Attendance reported at 3985 as Chicago offense breaks the game open with key two base hits and stolen base activity.
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Seer
Crippled Boston Surges Past Cubs Four to Two
Nine-hitter Chicago hosts Boston as Selee’s lineup suffers four costly errors. Dexter shines behind the plate while Malarkey and Weimer hold the mound, with Boston’s three-base hit and a homer sparking the decisive seventh inning. Brooklyn nips St. Louis in nine, led by solid pitching and timely hitting.
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Boxing Gossip Foresees Corbett as Next World Champion
In-depth chatter from Boston shows strong support for James J. Corbett over James J. Jeffries as the heavyweight title bout nears. Mentions Jimmy Briggs vs Young Corbett July 22 and Mahoney planning a Terry McGovern bout, with local clubs and fighters amid lineup shifts and rivalries.
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Terry McGovern
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Hinky-Dink
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Joe Grim
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B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Philadelphia Cricketers Open Match at Southampton
American cricketers from Philadelphia began a match against Hampshire in Southampton as rain halted play with Philadelphia at 130 for 6 in their first innings.
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Beaumont Sets Pittsburg Batting Record In 16 4 Win
Pittsburg defeats New York 16 to 4 as McGinnity is knocked out after giving up 12 hits. Beaumont belts four hits, driving in runs to set a new individual record for bases. Cronin relieves in the fifth but cannot stem the barrage before 4,420 fans.
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Cincinnati Home Run Rally Beats Philadelphia
Donlin and Seymour hit home runs in the third to give Cincinnati a lead they never surrendered as Suthoff pitched with men on base. Attendance was 1800. The score and final details are not provided in the readable text.
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Wild throw seals game for Brooklyn in 10th inning
In St Louis on July 16 a wild throw by Farrell in the 10th inning gave Brooklyn a come from behind victory, delivering a dramatic late inning edge.
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Detroit and Dorchester Lead Weekend Baseball Notes
Detroit fans enjoy a 3 30 start as crowds surpass 28 000 with busy AL race chatter. Wellingtons face Roslindale at Dorchester High School field while Dorchester hosts Forest Hills Saturday. Tommy Connolly welcomed a baby girl as both mother and child do well.
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Dorchester High School Athletic Field
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Wellington
Motor cycle events spark at Revere and Charles River tracks
Bobby Walthour arrives from Providence to train at Revere and face Jimmy Moran in a scheduled match race tomorrow evening. Sammy Sulkins and George Leander with Basil De Guichard prepare for a 20 mile chase at Charles River Park, while a premier motor race featuring Champion Hoffman and two others debuts on the focal track amid strong ticket demand for the Gately benefit next Wednesday.
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Sammy Sulkins
White
Sammy
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George Leander
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Hoffman
Peome
Kelley adds Wingfield sculls to Henley triumph
London July 16 F. L. Kelley of Balliol College Oxford, winner of the diamond sculls at Henley last week, won the Wingfield sculls and the amateur sculling championship of England over the Putney to Mortlake course today. He defeated former champion A. H. Cloutte.
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Henley
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Fall River Tops Concord in Battling Eighth Inning Rally
Fall River defeats Concord 5 to 1 after a decisive eighth inning rally. Courteen worked well with runners on, Carney was ejected for language toward the umpire, and Neblitt O’Hara Moorhead paced Fall River’s defense in this New England baseball clash at Fall River.
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Sullivan
Nashua Ends Slump With 38–5 Victory Over Haverhill
Nashua snapped a losing streak by defeating Haverhill 38 to 5 on a July day in Nashua New Hampshire. The game featured a strong Nashua offense and a dominant defense limiting Haverhill throughout.
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Race for Big Fortune at Brighton Beach
F E Smathers's McChesney and J B Haggin's Waterboy to race in a weight for age championship at Brighton Beach next Wednesday. Purse $6100 with $10,000 added by Brighton Beach Association. entry due by July 21. Jack Joyner bets $10,000 on Waterboy. public betting expected to be heavy.
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J. B. Haggin
Waterboy
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Brighton Beach Association
Jack Joyner
Chicago
Smathers
America
Ring
Lowell Triumphs Over Lawrence In Extra Innings
Lowell beat Lawrence 3 to 2 after a 10th inning rally driven by Grant in the sixth. Merritt and McLaughlin produced key base runners while Cassidy starred defensively and at the plate. Beards and Bushey delivered hits, with notable steals by Cassidy and O’Hara and Bushey issuing the wild pitch in a tense finish.
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Racing at Columbus results feature multiple pace events
In Columbus on July 16 the favored Robert D. was distanced as George A. Fuller won the 2:12 pace for a $1000 purse. Pauline G. won the 2:08 heats, with Aerlite taking the 2:19 trot for $1000 and Nickélette in the 216 pace. Five Points claimed the 2:22 pace for $800.
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Robert D
George A. Fuller
Pauline G
Dolly Carr
Honest John
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Polar Wilkes
Aerlite
Nickélette
Lady Paletivo
Maud Carlisle
Bessie Fuller
Miss Ophelia
Sadie Baron
Lord Gentry
Major Wilson
Volita
Charley B
Merry Master
Joe Gratton
Ella Hal
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Athletic events announced for Hull’s Old Home Week
The Nantasket committee outlines amateur sport events on Thursday July 30 as part of old home week. Competitions include sprint and distance races, hurdles, jumps, novice events, relay, and handicap heats open to registered amateurs.
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