Martin Sheridan quits all round championships at Caledonian Grove
Arthur Duffey notes Martin Sheridan, famed all round champion, will not pursue further all round events. Sheridan says it is too much work and six months of prep are needed, with doubtful odds of lasting all events. He remains active in weight events and keeps winning, while others clash in plans for matches and tours.
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Martin Sheridan
Martin
Jack Johnson
Sambo Langford
Joe Jeannette
Johnson
Joe Woodman
Langford
Sil Art
Championship Draw Drops World Title to Default
Winthrop-Frank Gotch failed to win a fall against Hackenschmidt in Chicago in the world championship match. The American was awarded the championship by default. The column also questions future trials and notes lack of a clear welterweight holder with multiple claimants. A batter is ruled by the umpire on whether a hit by pitch or strike is recorded.
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Winthrop
Frank Gotch
Hackenschmidt
Chicago
Charlestown Bridge
Charlie Herzog
New York Giants
Jimmy Gardner
Mike Twin Sullivan
Athletics Sweep St Louis In Big 12 3 Victory
Philadelphia pounded St. Louis pitching today to win 12 to 3 and complete a series sweep. Leonard was effective in all but two innings as the champions dominated the attack.
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ST. Louis
Philadelphia
Leonard
Cubs Defeat Heps 14 to 6 in Chicago Showdown
Report warns of police cordon to stop Cubs players from entering Heps park after a 14 to 6 drubbing. Writers condemn Chicagoans for aggressive conduct as the Cubs surged past Heps with strong hitting yesterday.
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South End
Cub
Phillies Take Two Games From Pirates
The Philadelphia Phillies beat the Pittsburgh Pirates in a doubleheader, 4-2 and 2-1, in front of a large crowd. Paskett homered and Beck added a triple in the first game as Camnitz was knocked out early, while the second game featured a 10th inning winning rally on Paskett’s triple and Lobert’s single.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Camnitz
Paskett
Beck
Alexander
Selfield
Lobert
New York Purchases George Clark From Sioux City
The New York team of the American league bought pitcher George Clark from Sioux City Iowa for 5000 dollars and two players Klepfer and Fitzgerald. Clark must stay with Sioux City until season end while Klepfer and Fitzgerald join Sioux City immediately.
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Chicago
New York
George Clark
Sioux City
Klepfer
Fitzgerald
Clark
Baseball Schedule In National League Cities
National league matchups list Chicago at Boston St Louis at Brooklyn Cincinnati at New York and Pittsburgh at Philadelphia outlining the major cities hosting the games as announced for the coming schedule.
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National
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
ST. Louis
Brooklyn
P.C
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Incinnati
Typos Meet Dorchester Stars At American League Grounds
The reorganized Typos face the Dorchester All Stars at the American League grounds with Steve White expected to pitch for the Stars and Murray slated to start for the Typos.
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Dorchester All- Stars
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Steve White
Stars
Murray
Toledo and Indianapolis Seven-0 in One Bout?
Toledo and Indianapolis played a seven to zip scoreless game while Columbus defeated Louisville six to five and Minneapolis beat Milwaukee six to two with Paul edging Kansas City.
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Toledo
Indianapolis
Columbus
Louisville
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Paul
Kansas City
Cardinals Easily Dispose Of Dodgers Flystart for Bresnahans
Cardinals rout Dodgers in decisive opening, Bresnahans spark early surge as National league action kicks off with strong batting and pitching showing.
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Cardinals
Dodgers
Reds Shove Giants Back In Third Place
New York July 18 Keefe won his third game of the year against the Giants as Cincinnati hit Marquard hard in spots. Donlin, batting for Marquard in the eighth, homered into the right field grandstand as the Giants played poorly.
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New York
Keefe
New York Today
McGraw
Giants
Cincinnati
Marquard
Donlin
Brockton Captures Two Games From New Bedford
Brockton wins both ends of a double header with 6 to 4 and 8 to 4. Game one ends in the eighth after Boardman triples and Smith singles. New Bedford’s Marianville shines on defense in the opener. Smythe starts the second for New Bedford but is pulled after three straight hits. Foley replaces him. Connanghton drives in three Brockton runs as the winning run scores with one out in the eighth.
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Lowell Narrow Win Keeps Eight-Game Streak Alive
In Lowell on July 18 Lowell edged Fall River 5 to 3 in a tight game. Wormwood and Moore failed to turn potential triples into home runs, and Kopf and Hickman stood out. Lowell's runs came on a Boultes triple with two aboard and Callahan committing an error on the play.
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Tall River
Wormwood
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Callahan
O.A.E
Moulton
Barrows
Walsh
Cooney
Rowcock
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Wright
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Lavigne
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Wolfgang
Lannigan
New England Brief from Haverhill July 18
In Haverhill on July 18, the game stood 4 to 2 with the scoreline showing a close contest as the early action unfolds. Details remain sparse but the locale and date anchor the report’s sports snapshot.
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New England
Haverhill
Worcester Defeats Lawrence 8 to 4 Behind Luyster Strong Later Innings
Worcester gains an 8 to 4 victory over Lawrence as Luyster weakens the seventh and eighth frames. Heavy hitting by Aubrey Wilson and Luyster and a one handed catch by Carlstrom highlight the game. Runs credited to Wilson Aubrey Crum Haas Carlstrom Ulrich Luyster and others with multiple two base hits and three base hits noted. Worcester outfielder Carlstrom steals a base and Luyster earns the win with strong late innings.
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Local Prep Matches Set Across Cities
Brockton visits Haverhill as Lowell travels to Worcester and Lawrence meets Fall River. Lynn hosts New Bedford in a regional tilt as schedules for the week outline in the area.
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