Detroit Tigers dominate Boston in 6 1 win at home
Detroit wins 6 to 1 as five hits and defensive miscues break the game open in the sixth. Mul llin shines for Boston with a ninth inning misdirection, while Armbruster troubles Warner. Old Jack Warner performs well for Detroit as Freeman adds a double and single.
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Collins
Detroit
Carrigan
Young
Buster
Tigers
Jones
Connolly
Payne
Stahl
Boston
Jack Warner
Armbruster
Freeman
Buck
Collins Bunch
Crawford
McIntyre
Hoey
Tom Young
Morgan
Schaefer
Coughlin
Lindsay
O'Leary
Waarner
O’leary
Parent
Heydon
Glaze Ig
AB. R. TB
Ferris
Meeeees
A. E Jones
C. F
Cc, Fees
R. F
MelIntyre
Boo
Ee Warner
Mullin
Benesee
MclIntyre
One Linda man halts Reds with strong pitching
In Cincinnati, Linda hurler Lindaman limited the Reds to two infield hits and six strikeouts, backers Brain and Strobel making costly errors. Cap Kelley and Jack Barry produced Reds threats, while Chicago beat the Cubs 5 2 as New York Giants rallied in the ninth behind Cy Seymour.
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Cincinnati
Lindaman
Reds
Brain
Strobel
Huggins
Tenney
Hug
Kelley
Jack Barry
Kel
Chicago
Evers
Kling
New York Giants
Reusbach
McGinnity
Cy Seymour
New York
Reulbach
New York ci
Seymour
McGann
Chance
Steinfeldt
Tinker
Bowerman
Gilbert
Phillies allow three hits as St Louis wins
Howell held Philadelphia to three hits while St Louis won behind a strong start. Waddell left after the first inning with a sore thumb, replaced by Dygert who pitched well. In Washington Chicago split a doubleheader, taking 6 4 in game one and losing 8 0 in the nightcap as Kitson and Patten struggled.
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Philadelphia
Howell
St. Louis
Waddell
Dygert
Washington
Chicago
Kitson
Sullivan
Patten
Smith
Altrock
We R. BH PO
Niles
Seem
Ewe
Jones
Stone
Ste
Hemphill
Ges Gi
Philadelphia AB R BH Po
E Hartsel
Armbruster
Davis
Powers
Seybold
See
Murphy Schreck
Cross
Eaee
Knight
Waddell P
Pee
Eereeerees
Rickey
Wallace
Dyce
Free Admission for 3000 Boy Baseball Players in Uniform
A Huntington Avenue crowd of 3000 boys in worn uniforms attended a baseball game, gaining free admission. The day showcased junior talent as the kids cheered Boston players and hoped for future careers, with managers noting the potential of these uniformed youngsters.
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Huntington Avenue
Jimmy Collins
Boston
Detroits
Dorchester Stars
Boston Yacht Escape Near Rock Collision During Portland to Five Islands Run
In a perilous near-wreck at low water near Sloopledge rock, the Nutmeg led the Boston Yacht Club fleet but slammed onto rocks, tipping and rolling. Crew, including Mrs. Jones, were thrown about yet all survived with no serious injuries as the yacht slid off and finished sixth. Winners listed: Sunshine, Black Hawk, Zara, Elaine in class one. Nansett, Idella, Tyro, Marie L. in class two. Aspinet, Katherine, Enola, Domino in class three.
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Five Islands
Allen C. Jones
Boston Yacht Club
Portland
Tyro
Marie L
Mr. Jones
Douglas
Shyessa
Sunshine
Black Hawk
Zara
Elaine
Nansett
Idella
Aspinet
Katherine
Enola
Domino
I Gay
EF Gibson
Zara H. B. Whittle
Flaine
A Chesterton Eee
Golden Red
Ci Lass " Nansett
P Beebe Ee Eee
Amsden
Hi Joyce
George Lee
Aiglon
Hodgson Bobs
Randal
Nutmeg
A. C Jones
Myrtle
J K Hiolt
Marne
Santry
Yanklana Howell Hansel
H. R. Starrat
Sally IV
Bolster
E Woodman
R. K. Dyer Eesee
William Savitle Ee
F M Howes Eaee
Nokomis H. F Libby O
Marmee
G H. Collyer
J. F Cole
Lilita wins Monadnock stake at Rockingham Park
Lilita ridden by Crimmins captures the Monadnock stake as Ireland led most of the way but veered on the turn. Rebo shatters the track mile record in the fifth race with a 1:38 1/2 bid and Neptunus is claimed after a $1500 bid by Mr. Chetland’s owner A Henry Higginson of Boston.
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Salem
N. H
Monadnock
Rockingham Park
Lilita
Crimmins
Ireland
Garner
Rebo
Broadcloth
A. Henry Higginson
Boston
Chetland
Drake
Bostonian Wins Prize at Targets in Philadelphia
H. Mc Murchey of Fulton New York, a veteran at the traps, captured the Eastern handicap prize in the Interstate Association target tournament in Philadelphia with 93 of 100. A tie between E F Gleason of Boston and G Hansel of Lebanon was decided today in favor of the Boston competitor.
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Philadelphia
H. McMurchey
Fulton
N. Y
E. F. Gleason
Boston
Mass
G. Hansel
Lebanon
Penn
Brookdale Nymph Wins Brighton Oaks at Brighton Beach
H. P. Whitney’s Brookdale Nymph dominated the field in the $7500 Brighton Oaks at Brighton Beach as the 1 to 3 favorite. One mile and a furlong race finished in 1 53 3 5 with eight starters. Brookdale Nymph won by three lengths.
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New York
H. P. Whitney
Brighton Beach
Walter Egan Loses Glen View Golf Cup
Walter F. Egan, twice winner and holder of the Glen View golf cup, fell in the second round to W. Clow of Onwentsia at the 18th hole. Tomorrow's semifinals pit R. B. Martin of Calumet against W. Clow, and Warren Wood of Homewood against O. W. Potter of Homewood. Martin appears best placed to win.
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Chicago
Walter F. Egan
Egan
W. Clow
Onwentsia
R. B. Martin
Calumet
Warren Wood
Homewood
O. W. Potter
Martin
Referee Charley White Dies Suddenly in New York
Charley White a known boxing referee and two year manager for Jimmy Wakely died at home on West Forty-Eighth Street from hemorrhage of the lungs. He was large and healthy by sight, unaware of his lung condition. His wife, returning from Lake Placid, found him on the parlor floor and he did not rally. White was reputed to help many and never turned down a request for aid.
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New York
Charley White
Jimmy Wakely
West Forty-Eighth Street
White
Lake Placid
Boxing Gossip Signals Retirement and Promoter Woes
Tommy Ryan, middleweight claimant, retires amid questions over weather and jokes. Lincoln Club offers Chelsea bout. fighters resist, hoodoo myth lingers. Edels on vacation plans. Edels eyes Joe Thomas match. Connolly targets top contenders. Langford pursues Tommy Sullivan with $500 for faster stoppage.
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Tommy Ryan
Ryan
Lincoln Club
Chelsea
Douglas Club
George McDonald
Cheltsexn A. C
Marry Edels
Edels
Joe Thomas
California
Bartly Connolly
Portland
Sam Langford
Tommy Sullivan
Lawrence
Sam
Sullivan
Langford
Detroit at Boston and Cleveland at New York
A sports roundup lists matchups including Detroit vs Boston and Cleveland vs New York with other announced games St. Louis at Philadelphia and Chicago at Washington.
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Attec
P.C
Philadelphia
Eoverevectocun i
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Detroit
H. E Attee
Boston
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Brooklyn Ee
I Louis
E Ewes
Brooklyn
Enews
St Louis
St. Louis
Washington
Lawrence Triumphs 6-4 Over Manchester in 16 Inning Game
In Manchester New Hampshire on July 19 Lawrence defeated Manchester 6 to 4 after a 16 inning marathon. An error by Swope helped set the stage for the final two Lawrence runs in the 16th inning. Barberich delivered a clean single to spark Lawrence’s late offense while Cote and McDaniel handled the battery for Manchester.
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Manchester
N. H
D Lawrence
Swope
Lawrence
Barberich
R.H.E. Lawrence
Cote
O'Toole
McDaniel
Lynn Downs Haverhill In Turbulent 6 to 3 Game
Lynn defeated Haverhill 6 to 3 in a disputed contest marked by free hitting. Haverhill protested an umpire decision by Umpire Hastings. Smith's fielding stood out as a key feature while Haverhill wired Billy Hamilton to report this week.
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LYNN
Haverhill
Hastings
Smith
Billy’ Hamilton
Tri-State
R. H. E. Lynn
Smith and Madden
Groom and Ahearn
Worcester Defeats Fall River 4–1 in New England Play
Worcester beat Fall River 4 to 1 with three runs in the seventh inning due to infield errors by Fall River. Fall River scored their run in the ninth on a muffed throw as batteries were Frock Knotts Yeager Sulli van. Umpire O'Reilly.
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Hogg
Cleveland
New York
Clarkson
Conroy
Keeler
Delehanty
Stovall
Kleinow
Turner
Hoffman
Barbeau
Rhoades
Lajoie
Rossman
O’ Loughlin
Worcester
Fall River
R.H.E. Worcester
Frock and Knotts
Yeager and
New Bedford Wins Second Game Over Lowell 13 to 3
New Bedford defeated Lowell 13 to 3 in New England action. Cobb impressed at third base with sensational plays while Canavan contributed notable fielding. Umpire O'Brien barred Coveney from participating due to yesterday's mixup.
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New England
Lowell
New Bedford
Cobb
Canavan
O’brien
Coveney
Battegies
Austin and Braun
Abbott and Sullivan
Umpitre
O'Brien
Stand the Long Ride on the Montreal Auto Tour
American Automobile Association guests sightseeing in Montreal visit Mt Royal and tour by trolley and steamer. About 200 ride to Bretton Woods for a final round-up, with potential rain-based judging. Veteran drivers praise the tour’s management as next year’s plan aims for broader entry. Tomorrow’s leg runs 94 miles to Three Rivers.
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Montreal
American Automobile Association
Mt. Royal
Ekers
Canadian Automobile Club
Bretton Woods
Tom Fetch
Packard
George Soules
Pope Toledo
Webb Jay
White
R. Owens
Oldsmobile
Three Rivers
Quebec
Hood and Manson Reach Woodland Golf Finals
At Auburndale July 19 the Press Golf Club of New England final pits H. P. Hood of the Boston News Bureau against E. T. Manson of the Boston Herald after Hood defeated Colonel M. Meehan 6 up 5 to play and Manson defeated W. A. Swan 6 up 4 to play.
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Auburndale
The
Press Golf Club
New England
H. P. Hood
Boston News Bureau
E. T. Manson
Boston Herald
Woodland
Mr. Hood
Colonel M. Meehan
Concord Patriot
Mr. Manson
W. A. Swan
Associated Press
Cyclist MacLean Hopes to Regain Form Soon
Chelsea rider Hugh MacLean has missed training due to illness and recurring rain disrupting the season. He suffered pneumonia last April and has declined offers to race in Europe. He seeks a August match with Moran when he can train again.
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Maclean
Hugh MacLean
Chelsea
Europe
Moran
Brooklyn Wins 15-Inning Tie Breaker Over St Louis
Brooklyn defeats St Louis 6 to 3 in a 15 inning game. Hostetter doubles. Karger clocks a three-base hit. Pastorius and Lewis contribute, with several errors and steals shaping a long, tense contest in St. Louis.
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Bureh
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Hostetter
Karger
Pastorius
Lewis
Alperman
Jordan
Mcbride
Bennett
Noonan
Grady
Mertes
Warger
Emsble
AB. R
Maloney
Casey
Lumley
Ewe Nee Nee
McCarthy
Ritter
PO Burch
Smoot
C. O Grady
Ixarger
Marshall
Pittsburg Beats Philadelphia 6 to 3 in opener
Pittsburg jumped ahead with four runs in the first two innings off pitcher Duggleby and held the lead as Philadelphia managed three runs in the fifth. Duggleby exited after seven innings with Roy replacing him.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Duggleby
Philadelphias
Roy
Baseball News and Comment Highlights From Detroit Note
The column covers Detroit as the attraction with Glaze slated to pitch and Wellingtons seeking a Saturday game. It notes shifts in fan mood during a Detroit rally and Young's pitching, mentions Kavanaugh resting from Charley horse, and recounts chatter about McDevitt, Regan, and Harry McDevitt’s offers. It also references Gloucester C team doubts, Roxbury aims for next Saturday, Highlanders at home, and Alitizer's $800 monthly pay amid talk of Clark Griffith’s profit potential.
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Detroit
Glaze
Wellingtons
W. H. Lyon
Tremont Street
City
Giants
Chicago
Young
Kavanaugh
New Bedford
William A. McDevitt
Brighton
Billy
Mike’’ Regan
McDevitt
Harry
Dartmouth
Jones
Tommy Connolly
Connolly
Edward B. Hadley
Gloucester A. C
Gloucesters
Roxbury
A. E. Taylor
Warren Street
New York Highlanders
St. Louis
Highlanders
Alitizer
Washington
Sim
Clark Griffith
New York
Red Tag Bargain Sale Opens at Wolf's My Clothier
Tomorrow morning Wolf's My Clothier in Boston launches a major clearance selling event. Red tags mark drastic price cuts across all departments on desirable merchandise, promising unparalleled bargains and a sale exceeding prior efforts.
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Wolf's
Boston
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