Lost Game Costs Doves Position in Standing
The Cubs squander three chances to score as Boston’s pitching by Tenney and Flaherty stifles them. Sheckard makes a sensational sliding catch, while Burke and Bates waste two key chances and Boston fails to convert in late innings.
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Cubs
Boston
Chance
Burke
Steinfeldt
Pat
Flaherty
Chicago
Chace
Tinker
Sheckard
Bates
Schulte
Beaumont
Brain
Slagle
Hoffman
Randall
Needham
Ritchey
Tom
Scanion Delivers Walkoff Triple in Seventh Inning Rally
Brooklyn game recap notes Maloney tied the score in the seventh before Scanion hit a threebase hit to deep left scoring Bergen, giving the victory in a timely late rally.
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Brooklyn
Maloney
Scanion
Bergen
Hoodoo of Soft Money Haunts Cleveland Injuns Camp
The piece reflects on bad luck in baseball, calling out Hoodoo influence in the Cleveland camp, with comparisons to New York and Boston betting scenes. Mentions Larry the only, Barney Dreyfuss’s Pittsburgh team, Eddie Keevin quote, and Boston gamblers facing fortune. Notes A J Woodlock and Charley Woodlock shining at the Hotel Wentworth and a Quincy K of C outing at Lovell's Grove with multiple athletic events.
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Cleveland
Larry
Ohio
Hoodoo
W. Smith
Watertown
Barney Dreyfuss
Pittsburg
Smith
New Jersey
Eddie Keevin
New York
Boston
Monte Cristo
A. J. Woodlock
Charley
Hotel Wentworth
Portsmouth A. A
Quincy Council
K. of C
Lovell’s Grove
New Downer Landing
Hawk Wins Nutmeg Tennis Title from Chase
Hawk of Philadelphia defeated John H. Chase of Saybrook in three straight sets 6-2 6-3 6-2 to win the Nutmeg State tennis championship in Litchfield. Chase showed pretty drives but was limited by his condition as Hawk’s steady play dominated the match.
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Litchfield
Conn
P. E
Hawk
Philadelphia
John H. Chase
Saybrook
Chase
Robison Brothers Receive $20000 Bequests
St. Joseph Missouri July 18 Mathew S Robison and Frank deHaas Robison heirs of James H Robison receive $20000 each from his will dated July 9. The Robison brothers own the St Louis National League Baseball Club.
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ST. Joseph
Mathew S. Robison
Frank deHaas Robison
St. Louis
James H. Robison
Five Islands Cruise Showcases Ideal Maine Sailing Conditions
The Boston Yacht Club fleet enjoyed a perfect run from Peaks Island to Five Islands with the Golden Rod narrowly beating the Shyessa by over nine minutes. In first class Golden Red won, Shyessa was second, Magnolia third. 44 boats across three classes. A clam bake and fireworks capped the evening. Tomorrow the fleet heads to Boothbay Harbor for an open race.
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Five Islands
Boynton
Boston Yacht Club
Peaks Island
Portland
Five Islands Anchorage
Shyessa
Golden Red
Nutmeg
L’aiglon
Sunshine
Magnolia
Marie L
Sandering
Scamper
Kit
Casco Bay
Boothbay Harbor
Diplomat Greger Loses “Blue Diamond” Suit in Paris
Alex Andre Greger, once a Russian embassy counsellor in Washington, sued Countess De Rodellee du Prazie for slander over a blue diamond theft at her Brittany chateau. The case was dismissed and Greger ordered to pay costs.
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Greger
Paris
Alexandre Greger
Countess de Rodellee du Prazie
Washington
Brittany
Prize fighter charged after fatal blow in Illinois
Springfield report says heavyweight Harry McGurk struck miner David Brennan with a single jaw blow during an incident last night. Brennan died before medical help could arrive and McGurk called police to surrender.
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Springfield
Ill
Harry McGurk
David Brennan
Brennan
McGurk
Worcester Defeats Fall River After Umpire Fight
In Worcester on July 18 Gilroy and Sline dueled as Worcester beat Fall River 1 to 0. Fall River catcher Watters argued a close call and was ejected. Gilroy struck umpire Merritt, followed by Guiheen restraining him. Gilroy fined 10 dollars, Guiheen and Watters five each.
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Worcester
Gilroy
Sline
Fall River
Watters
Merritt
First Base
Gusheen
Guiheen
R.H.E. Worcester
Sline and Knotts
Boroughs
Norris
Lynn Keeps Winning With 10 0 Victory Over New Bedford
Burroughs pitched for the visitors but weakened in the fifth as Lynn scored five runs in the fifth and again in the seventh to seal a 10 to 0 win. Score by innings shows Lynn dominant after early missteps. Batteries Moore and Madden for New Bedford. Burroughs and Norris for Lynn.
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Lynn
Burroughs
Aupiage
R. H. E. Lydr
New Bedford
Moore
Madden
Norris
Brockton Beats Lowell in 11 Innings 8–4
Brockton defeats Lowell in 11 innings 8 to 4. Final line shows Brockton 14 runs on 8 hits with 2 errors. Lowell 11 runs on 8 hits with 1 error. Key players include J. O'Toole and McGovern for Brockton and Bowen, Cameron, and Duggan for Lowell.
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Lowell
Brockton
Innnings
Haverhill Wins In Ten In Baseball Thriller
Hamilton hit a deciding single scoring Madden in the 10th to lift Haverhill over Lawrence 4 to 3. MecCabe McPartiin and Barberich Coveney are the battery for the winners with rough scoring by Lawrence.
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Haverhill
Hamilton
Madden
Lawrence
R. H. E. Haverhill
MecCabe and McPartiin
Barberich and Coveney
Corcoran of Giants May Join Providence Grays
New York July 18. It was announced that infielder Tommy Corcoran has been released outright by the New York National Club. Corcoran likely will accept terms with an Eastern league club and it is understood Hugh Duffy wants him for the Providence Grays.
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New York
Taylor Team Games Postponed by Rain in Brown Series
In St Louis on July 18 the Taylor team of Boston postponed their final Brown series game due to heavy rain. The Boston club shipped to Chicago tonight to meet the Sox tomorrow in the opening game of a four game set.
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ST. Louis
Taylor
Boston
Chicago
Sox
Manager McClosky Suspended by Baseball President
New York July 18 Manager Mc Closky of the St Louis Nationals was indefinitely suspended by President Puliam for abusive language to umpire Klein in Brooklyn yesterday.
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New York
Mc Closky
St. Louis Nationals
Pulliam
Klein
Brooklyn
Local High School Scores From Three City Matches
In Augusta Augusta 4 defeats Biddeford 2. Lewiston loses to Bangor 6 to 1 at Lewiston. Portland Pine Tree edges Portland 2 to 1.
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Augusta
Biddeford
Lewiston
Bangor
Portland
Pine Tree
Rain saves AAA tour as mishaps occur near Canton
The Columbus to Canton 150 mile AAA Glidden tour saw two serious crashes but no injuries as rain dampened the rough route. Gus Busse's Packard ruined Buffalo club prospects by finishing over an hour late after detouring 50 miles.
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Canton
American Automobile Association
Columbus
Gus Busse
Packard
Automobile Club of Buffalo
Pittsburg Club
New Philadelphia
Deere
W. G. Houck
E. S. Lee
Busse
Buffalo Club
A. L. Peterson
Meteor
A. M. Robbins
Aerocar
Militia Captain Breaks State Range Rifle Record
Captain Ernest C. Barker of Keene set a new state range record at Massabesh in Manchester today with 47 of 50 at 1000 yards using the U S magazine rifle. His first fourth and fifth shots were fours while seven others were bullseyes, eclipsing last year’s Wakfield interstate match best.
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Manchester
N. H
Ernest C. Barker
Keene
Massabesh
United States Magazine
Wakfield
Boxing Gossip At Winnisimmer Club Promises Close Fight
Gossip centers on Jerry Gaines who has shown improvement and may rise in his class after defeating Charlie Haghey. He faces Bart Connolly next Tuesday in what shapes as a tight bout. Donahue plans to arrange matches for Arthur and Max Cote in Biddeford. Rouse O'Brien returns to South Boston for a summer layoff before resuming in September, eyeing matches with Deshler Bald win and Jimmy Briggs.
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Winnisimmer Athletic Club
Chelsea
Jerry Gaines
Lowell
Clarlie Haghey
Jerry
Bart Connolly
Winnisimmer Club
Winthrop Building
Washington and
Water Streets
Young Donahue
Roxbury
Post Sporting Room
Arthur Cote
Max Cote
Biddeford
Rouse
Dave Deshler
Cambridge
Matty Baldwin
Jimmy Briggs
New England
Reader
Boston
Sandy Ferguson
Jack Johnson
Philadelphia
Colma
Ceal
Johnson
World's Champs Lose in Double Header
American League game details show Chicago and New York in a doubleheader miscue. Key hits include a two-base shot by Dougherty and bases on balls, with pitchers Walsh and Orth dominant. Detroit and Washington split a DH with Mullin defeating Gehring and Downs pacing Washington’s offense.
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New York
AB R. BH. PO. A. E
G ‘Shannon
Tr F Browne
Devlin
Seer
Seymour
Bresnahan
Hannifan
Ewe
Dahlen
Strang
Bowerman
Wiltse
Anderson
Hallman
Clarke
Wagner
Abbaticchio
Nealon
Storke
O’day and
Rier
ST. Louis
Barry
Konetchey
Burnett
Baouly
Bennett
Murray
Hostetter
Marshall
Walters
Sete Reese
Brooklyn
Beran
Jordan
Scanlon
Holly
Byrne
Bergen
Itcher
B Scanlon
mpire—Klem
Walsh
Wow Tork
Dougherty
Kletnow
Isberl
Donahue
Chicago
Orth
Connolly and
Hurst
Shipke
Detroit
Checca
Washington
Rossman
Hickman
Coughlin
Crawford
Cobb
Delehanty
Mullin
Gehring
Warner
Evans
Heydon
Patten
Pidelpolg
Payne
Killian
O'Leary
Schaefer
Hoffman
Elberfeld
Chase
Williams
Leecave
Conroy
Son
Newton
Hart
DORK
Thomas
White
Fiene
Moriarity
Rose
Quillin
Connolly
Philadelpuita
Barina
Nichols
Seybold
Davis, Murphy
Teres
Oldring
Seeewe Collins
Ee Powers
Bender
Cleveland
Po. A
Hinchman
Bradley
Teen Turner
Ee Flick
Clark
E Bemis
C . See Ween
O’brien
Stovall
Rhoades
Panne
Hess
Bernhard
Philadelphia
Wild Pluch
Stafford
Sheridan
NEW York Eeewe
Louis
Boston
Wolcott Nine Wins State Championship in Final Battle
Roger Wolcott of Dorchester edged St James of Milford 5 to 4 to claim Massachusetts 1b-year old team title. Batteries McLoughlin and D Coughlin aided the Wolcott win. Gould and Bramoli contributed scoring support.
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Massachusetts
Roger Wolcott
Dorchester
St. James
Milford
R.H.E
Roger Wolcotts
TAMA
McLoughnlin
D. Coughlin
Gould
Bramoli
Baseball Notes On Fielding And Local Matches In Boston Area
Comment on fielding technique and fenceline hits in Boston grounds. Highlights include Bridwell’s one handed catch, Flaherty’s hard liner, Hoffman’s baserunning for Evers’ spiked absence, and Boston’s improving play. Local teams seek games July 20 30 with semi pro rivals. managers and contact details listed.
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Chance
Bridwell
Flaherty
Hoffman
Evers
Chicago
Boston Americans
Pittsburg
Beaumont
Ritchey
Brain
Regals
East Boston
William Norton
Wood Island Park
C. Donovan
London Street
Somervilles Cross
Wakefields
Wakefield
Riversides
Cambridge
Wm. Faulkner
Western Avenue
Queen Qualitys
B. J. Cota
Lamartine Street
Jamaica Plain
Neponset-Warren
Haymarket
St. Alphonsus
P. J. Donovan
Roxbury Street
Roxbury
Providence Tor Toronto 6 Providence 2
A hockey or basketball score shows Providence defeating Toronto 6 to 2. Weather mentions rain at Providence and Baltimore with a note on Jersey City Jersey City Montreal schedule or location.
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Providence
Toronto
Jersey City
Montreal
Baltimore
Single Stone Wins at Brighton Beach Narrowing Bookies Odds
In New York on July 18 T. D. Sullivan's two year old Single Stone prevailed in the second race at Brighton Beach, collapsing odds from 50 to 1 to 12 to 1. Corneole led before Single Stone surged clear to win by two lengths as Gold Lady captured the Queen's stakes defeating Yankee Girl. Three favorites won.
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New York
T. D. Sullivan
Single Stone
Brighton Beach
Corneole
Gold Lady
Yankee Girl
Paced charity ball clash stars Boston professionals
Doctors lawyers and undertakers from Hast Boston prepare a charity ball game at Caledonia Grove for the Sacred Heart parish Picnic next Tuesday. Umpires Thomas Lane and John Morris, professionals from the undertaker trade, will officiate amid hopes of fair play while notable participants include Joseph Murley of Boston University and Dr Edward Grainger of Boston College as leading figures.
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Boston
Sacred Heart Parish
Caledonia Grove
Thomas J. Lane
John J. Morris
Joseph J. Murley
Boston University
Bart Sullivan
Louis Guertin
Frank Kanaly
Tom Keane
J. H. O'Neil
American Cricketers Defeat British Players in Malvern
In Malvern England on July 18 the University of Pennsylvania team defeated Malvern College by 264 to 204 after one inning apiece. The American side led by strong batting racked up 264 runs while the British team totaled 204.
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Malvern, Eng
University of Pennsyyvania
Malvern College
Conn League Results Include Wide-Open Scores
Bridgeport defeats Nor wick 5 to 4 in Bridgeport. Hartford beats Springfield 4 to 2 in Hartford. New Haven hosts Holyoke tied 4 to 4. Waterbury loses to New London 10 to 2 in Waterbury.
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Bridgeport
Norwich
Hartford
Springfield
New Haven
Holyoke
Waterbury
New London
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