Colts Defeat Chicagos In Remarkable Chicago Tilt
CHICAGO July 18 Special to the Post The most remarkable game of the season was the Colts victory over the Chicagos in a pitchers battle marked by superb fielding. A sixth inning dash by Duffy ended a rally after Dahlen and McCarthy aided Nash and Anson on the bases. A ninth inning double play preserved the win as Boston mustered only a single tally. Selee denied Cincinnati telegraph rumors of disunion and affirmed the team’s strong unity.
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Chicago
Chicagos
Bostons
Stewartn
Nash
Colts
Nichols
Griffith
Wilmot
Bobby Lowe
Hugh Duffy
Dahlen
McCarthy
Tommy
Lowe
Everett
Duffy
Hughey
Anson
Stewart
Lange
Tucker
Boston
Selee
Telegraph
Cincinnati
Buck” Ewing
Nichols Lowe and Tucker Nash Lowe and Tucker Stewart and Anson
Umpires Jeyne and Galvin presided as the match ran 45 minutes with Nichols Lowe and Tucker, Nash, Lowe and Tucker, Stewart and Anson competing.
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Nichols
Lowe
Tucker
Nash
Stewart
Anson
Jeyne and
Galvin
Pittsburg Beats Philadelphia In High-Scoring Baseball Game
Pittsburg relied on a steady patting streak scoring in every inning except the last as Carsey left early and Lampe faced nineteen hits. Hawley held the visitors to a quiet bout until Foreman relieved in the fifth. Attendance 2000. Final score Pittsburg 28 Philadelphia 6.
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Penn
Carsey
Lampe
Philadelphia
Hawley
Young
Foreman
Sugden
Clements
Grady
Baltimore Thumps Cincinnati in Easy Exhibition
Baltimore defeated Cincinnati 10 to 2 as Hoffer kept the home club at bay. Cincinnati fielding was weak, especially Hoghever at second, and 300 attended. Baltimoreouthits Cincinnati 13 to 4 with 3 errors to Cincinnati’s 9. Hoffer and Clarke pitched for Baltimore. Dwyer and Vaughan for Cincinnati.
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Baltimore
Hoffer
Hoghever
Clarke
Dwyer
Vaugan
Cleveland Beats Brooklyn In Wide Ease At Home
Cleveland pitcher Wallace held Brooklyn to six runs and Cleveland led with seven first inning hits. Daly lined a ball that McGarr snared for a sensational catch. Attendance was 1500 as Cleveland ran up 12 to 6 at home, with 15 hits to Brooklyn's 6 and 8 errors for Cleveland and 1 for Brooklyn.
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Gumbert
Brooklyn
Wallace
Daly
McGarr
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New York Defeats Louisville in Wild First Inning
New York won the July 18 game in Louisville 10 to 6 as both pitchers floundered early. Pfeffer did not play amid protests over a transfer as Byrne challenges the deal. Attendance reported at 650. Final hits: New York 13, Louisville 10. errors 3 to 2. Batters Rusie and Farrell for New York, Inks and Warner for Louisville.
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Louisville
Pfeffer
Byrne
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Farrell
Inks
Warner
Fall River Beats Augusta In New England League Contest
In Augusta on July 18 Fall River overwhelmed Augusta with superior batting and flawless fielding while Augusta committed 11 errors. Fall River produced 25 base hits to Augusta’s 10 as Klebedanz faced Rollins and Dilworth, with Butler and Kel ey.
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Fall River
Klebedanzae Rollins
Dilworth
Butler
Keley
Portland Beavers Defeat Brockton In Eight Inning Stomp
Portland outfield stars and strong defense propelled a 20 to 3 scoring over Brockton. Sullivan pitched well, Terrien and Shea supplied key hits, as Portland racked up 15 base hits to Brockton’s 3 and had 3 errors to 4.
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Brockton
Terrien
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Shea
Buffalo Beats Eastern League Leaders in July Contest
In Buffalo New York July 18 the Bisons defeated the league leaders. Herndon pitched well for Buffalo while Gruber faced him for Springfield. A big five run burst in the fifth gave Buffalo a 6 5 edge and they pulled away to win 10 3. Attendance 2375. Hits Buffalo 11 Springfield 6. Errors Buffalo 4 Springfield 3. Batteries Herndon Urquhart Gruber Gunson
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Gruber
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Bottenus
Crauby
Shearon
McDonald
Clymer
Wise
Urquhart
Springfield
Gunson
Providence Triumphs Over Toronto In Toronto Encounter
Providence built a three run second inning lead aided by three singles and a fumble, then added two more in the fourth on balls and hits. Toronto scored first in the fourth, with Freeman's base hit, Dixon error, and later a six hit showing including a homer by Freeman, its second over the Toronto grounds historic. Attendance 700. Batteries Hudson McAuley Gray Casey.
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Ont
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Torontos
Smith
Dixon
Freeman
Toronto Grounds
Sam Thompson
Indiana&polis
Gaffney
Crane
Stricker
Rochester Beats Scranton to Move Up in Standings
Rochester defeated Scranton 10 to 4 to climb into sixth place. Harper controlled the innings. Rochester fielded well while Scranton's miscues fueled the scoring. Umpire Doescher ejected Ward and fined Radford $25 for wrangling. Attendance 1,379.
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N. Y
Rochesters
Scranton
Harper
Scrantons
Brownies
Doescher
Ward
Radford
Stars Dominate Keenan Rivalry in Easy Victory
Syracuse report notes the Stars overpowered Keenan as Wilkes-Barre managed only five hits. Barnett held the visitors in check while Stars’ fielding, led by Minahan, was brilliant amid a sloppy Wilkes-Barre defense.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Stars
Keenan
Wilkesbarres
Barnett
Minahan
Syracuse and Wilkes Barre Split as Early Errors Doom Effort
In a three game set the lone error came on Welch in the eighth inning. Attendance 1800. The scoring shows Syracuse with 9 0 1 2 0 0 9 0 3 0 4 0 -10 and Wilkes Barre with 9 0 9 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 3 8. Syracuse had 16 hits to Wilkes Barre's 5. Batteries were Barnett Hess for Syracuse Keenan Wente for Wilkes Barre.
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Syracuse
Wilkesbarre
Barnett
Hess
Keenan
Wente
Cuban Giants Beat Newport in Second Meeting at Newport
In Newport Rhode Island on July 18 the Cuban Giants defeated Newport in their second clash. Brady started for Newport and held the Giants hitless until late in the fifth inning before faltering. Attendance was high, with strong bets on the Giants. final score Giants 11 Newport 10. Hits Giants 8 Newport 10. Errors Giants 5 Newport 6. Batteries Seden Williams Brady Burke.
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R. I
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Spring Hill Catholic Association to meet Independent Whist Club
The Spring Hill Catholic Association baseball team reorganized and will play the Independent Whist Club on July 25. The association lineup includes P. C. Cummings pD H. Deacon J. P. Owens W. Dervan P. Manning J. Kiley A. Bates W. Boyle J. Hopkins Jr. The club has had brilliant past success and aims to add to its honors with the upcoming game.
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Spring Hill Catholic Association
P. C. Cummings
H. Deacon
J. P. Owens
W. Dervan
P. Manning
J. Kiley
A. Bates
W. Boyle
J. Hopkins
Diamond chatter on New England League players and teams
Lewiston’s second baseman Pettis is back from injury and playing fast as any second sacker in the New England League. Everett’s strong club under W J Curtin Jr. seeks amateur teams’ contact. Baltimore’s Henry Reitz is disabled with a broken right shoulder, John McMahon stays in Wilmington, and Ward says he’s not out of baseball. Bannon to rejoin the Giants in August, Jimmy Bannon’s pace fades, Burkett leads in singles, Hoffer wins, Anson’s Thornton twirler, Pittsburg eyes pitchers with 25000 set aside, Boyle to return next year. Pastimes of Chelsea and St Marys play today at Lake Walden. Jimmy Ryan vows never to play in Chicago again. Boston slips to sixth. all Eastern New England clubs except Augusta win yesterday.
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Pettee
New England
Everett
Everetts
W. J. Curtin
Giants
Bannon
Jimmy Bannon
Bostons
Burkett
Hoffer
Baltimore
Anson
Thornton
Pittsburg
Henry Boyle
Chelsea
St. Marys
Lake Walden
Jimmy Ryan
Chicago
Augusta
Cape Cod and Hull Yacht Club Regattas Outline
Yachting notes announce the Cape Cod Yacht Club regatta at Orleans on Saturday July 20 and Hull Corinthian Yacht Club regatta on Tuesday July 23 at 3 p m for knockabouts only. Racing off Hull club house covers nine miles with a four hour time limit and prizes of 15 10 and 5 dollars for first class boats and similar for second class under 20 feet water line. Entries must be filed with A T Bliss of til Milk Street before race day noon. Bliss will supply numbers.
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Orleans
Hull Corinthian Yacht Club
Hull
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Knockabout Association
A. T. Bliss
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Mr. Bliss
Finals at Seabright Tennis Tourney Set to Decide Challenger
Seabright N J July 18 Richard Stevens and John Howland advanced to the final round to meet tomorrow in the Seabright tournament for a shot at Champion W A Larned. Howland outlasted Talimage in a brisk three setter while Stevens defeated Stephen C Miller of the New York Tennis Club. In doubles Foote and Howland beat Tallmage and Codman in a display of teamwork.
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N. J
Richard Stevens
John Howland
W. A. Larned
Howland
Talimage
Stevens
Stephen C. Miller
New York Tennis Club
Foote
Tallmage
Codman
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R. M. Miles, Jr
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R. D. Graham
D. W. Chandler
H. Chatfields
Local Officials Move Three Boxers to Class B Rules
Philadelphia report notes EK. Outhouse of Fairfield Maine along with Watson Coleman and Daniel Connolly of Boston labeled professionals under Class B amateur rules. Ed W. Heyer of Bridgeport Connecticut transfers to Class B under clause B.
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EK. Outhouse
Fairfield
Watson Coleman
Daniel Connolly
Boston
Ed W. Heyer
Bridgeport
Conn
Boston Red Sox blamed for slump by Selee in Chicago telegraph
President A H Soden released Selee's Chicago explanation denying disharmony in the team. He cites poor batting as the cause of recent losses, noting players like Bannon Keeler Burkett Duffy McCarthy Long Lowe Tucker and Nash have slipped in hitting while superb fielding and pitching have not been enough to sustain wins. The Boston team winds up in fifth after Philadelphia's arrival.
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Selee
Boston
South End
Jimmie Bannon
Keeler
Burkett
Duffy
McCarthy
Long
Lowe
Tucker
Nash
Soden
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Fast Races at Rigby Park. Paul Clifford Driver Suspended
In Portland Maine at Rigby Park fast heats were trotted with Protein winning the 2 16 trot after one heat. Vega showed a strong finish in the same event. Coakley driver of Paul Clifford was suspended for the season for pulling his horse, Galvin taking over and earning 50 dollars. Early Bird led the 2 13 trot then Tomah fell back for breaking while Naicy Harkaway won the 2 18 pace with ease.
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Rigby Park
Vega
Coakley
Paul Clifford
Galvin
Early Bird
Tomah
Naicy Harkaway
Moment Won At Lawrence Pace Track Meet
At Lawrence riding park on July 18 straight heats decided the card. Limber Bay won the 2:21 pace with Ruby Mac distanced in heat two. Greenhorn took the 2:35 pace as Moment proved fastest in the 2:40 trot. Moment, by Kentucky Prince, then claimed first money in the 2:40 class.
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G. m
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Greenhorn
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Skinner
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Six Thoroughbred Races At Local Meet
First race six and one half furlongs Chieftain won with Parvenu second Lento third. Time 1:25 3 4. Second race five eighths Finnwater first Monitoress second Ca ista third. Time 1:01 3 4. Third race half mile Charma first Vesta second Albertine third. Time 49 1 2. Fourth race one and one sixteenth miles Mirage first Bronston second Gallatin third. Time 1:50. Fifth race four and one half furlongs Key West first Fagin second Elmstone third. Time 55. Sixth race six and one quarter furlongs Kazan first Belwood second Columbus Jr third. Time 1:20.
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Lento
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Vesta
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Mirage
Bronston
Gallatin
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Fagin
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Kazan
Belwood
Columbus, Jr
Aqueduct Race Track L J July 18 Five Furlong Card
The first race at Aqueduct L J covers five furlongs with The Kite winning, Top Topsy second and Time 1 05. Mirage wins the second race over one mile with Hawarden second and Factotum third in 1 Times appear partial. Marshall takes the third race over one mile with Pitfall first Tartuffe third in 1 46. Beau Ideal Ir wins the Avenue handicap five furlongs with Ostler Joe second and Santaizza third in 1 08. Camina wins the sixth race five furlongs with Lulu T second and St Vincent third in 1 03. Buck Knight wins the final five furlongs with Milan second and St Vincent third in 1 03.
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New England boxing showdown eyed for Apollo Garden July picnic
Boston and Hartford boxers vie for regional supremacy in a staged New England championship at Apollo Garden on Saturday Aug 3 in aid of All Saints Roxbury. Entries span lightweight featherweight and bantamweight with judges including ex champion John L Sullivan and Dan Murphy.
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Buffalo sprinters arraigned over fake race scheme
Thomas Lynch and Fred Vokes, Buffalo runners, were arraigned in Rochester Police Court on grand larceny charges for defrauding James McGill of Geneva of 250 dollars via a sham running race. An athletic meeting is planned at Way side Park South Framingham at 3 50 pm Saturday with noted sprinters E Donovan Jim Collins W Donovan Walter Christie Johnnie Mack F Donahoe and J Doyle among entrants. Bicycle races will draw crowds as local flyers chase the track record 2 21 paced by a tandem. Class A riders include Wisner Reynolds Butler Casey French Farrell Barnett Wing and Raymond.
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Fred Vokes
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Rochester
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Jim Collins
W. Donovan
Walter Christie
Johnnie Mack
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A.F. Wisner
South Natick
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Hyde Park
Thomas S. Butler
Cambridgeport
J. J. Casey
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French
John A. Farrell
Somerville
J. M. Barnett
Lynn
Waltham
D. C. Raymond
Bicycle Races at Nantucket Heat Up Centennial Park
Nantucket July 18 bicycle events at Centennial Park saw a tight program with C Abajian winning the one mile novice in 2:55 and H M Worth second in 3:07. William T Swan Jr. clocked 36 seconds in an exhibition quarter. Ten year old Stanley Cook rode a mile in 3:21 while the two mile open went to F B E Congdon in 6:12 with Clifford Murphy second in 6:34 and Rogers third in 7:39.
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Boston to Narragansett Pier Excursion Ticket Offer
Tomorrow Saturday a notable excursion from Boston to Narragansett Pier departs at 9 15 a m from Park Square. Round trip fare is 1 25 with return to Boston by 8 p m. The Pier is praised as an unsurpassed excursion point and tickets should be secured early due to limited numbers.
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Narragansett Pier
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Light-Fingered Joke on Detective Murphy and Vendig
New York July 18 Detective Sergeant Murphy nearly loses a bookmaker Vendig on a Broadway car when Murphy steals Vendig’s ten $100 bills to teach a lesson. A stranger later returns the money, and the episode ends with a reform pickpocket revealed as the second thief, who plays the joke back on Murphy.
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Boys' Brigade at Beachmont Camp In Sea Side Institute
North Shore notes a Boys' Brigade camp inspection at Beachmont with Charlestown officers and Somerville privates. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Emerson with music, and Rev Oakes leading daily services. Also reports a pneumonia case near the railroad, a small Revere fire at an Italian dwelling, and a large Church of the Immaculate Conception picnic at Ocean Grove. A Parker Hall concert and a Winthrop Yacht Club minstrel rehearsal are noted.
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New President of Amateur Oarsmen Elected in Saratoga
Charles Catlin of Chicago was chosen president of the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen at a July meeting in Saratoga. J D Maher of New York became vice president, Conrad Berens of Philadelphia treasurer, and Fred Fortmeyer secretary. Henry W Garfield of Albany declined re election after long service on the board.
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N.Y
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Charles Catlin
Chicago
J. D. Maher
New York
Conrad Berens
Philadelphia
Fred Fortmeyer
Catlin
Henry Whiting Garfield
Albany
Cambridge Athletes to Sail for New York Meet
London Athletic Club plans to compete with New York Athletic Club sailing August 27 on the Aurania. Team members include C. A. Bradley 100-yard champion E. C. Bredin half and quarter mile champion Godfrey Shaw W. J. Oakley hurdlers Downer 20 yard sprinter F. S. Horan and Luytens distance runners.
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Captain Perry Sues Dr Wolff for $10,000 Damages
Hartford July 18. Captain Perry served papers on Dr Wolff in a civil suit filed in Superior Court seeking $10,000 damages for personal injuries and for damages to reputation. The suit alleges Dr Wolff called Captain Perry a thief and a rascal.
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Conn
Stratton of Gill Acquitted in Assault Case
In Greenfield Superior Court Clesson H Stratton of Gill was acquitted of the charge of criminally assaulting Julia S Laro a state charge involving a 12 year old.
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Gill
Julia S. Laro
Bicycle meet at Wayside Park to test track records
A professional athletic meeting at Wayside Park South Framingham on Saturday July 20 begins at 3 30 pm. Events include a 12 yard foot handicap purse 55 a 100 yard sprint purse 20 and a running hop step and jump purse 6. The main event is a bicycle race aiming to lower the one mile track record of 2 21 with tandem pacemakers featuring Arthur Wisner Warren Reynolds James Casey and other Class A flyers. The winner earns 50 in diamonds. Roxbury Wheelmen plan an annual Portland trip next Saturday leaving India Wharf at 7 pm. The Senator Morgan editor of the American Wheelman discusses bicycle racing plans with horsemen and new tracks.
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