Gasper Quietly Shuts Out Cincinnati as Reds Edge Dove Pale
Gasper struck out the Reds in a 5 0 win over the Doves. Brown faltered in the second inning allowing four runs while Gasper kept Boston's defense solid behind him and Day turned in a key double play. Sweeney and Coffey led a sparse Boston offense as Cincinnati managed nine hits but could not sustain rallies.
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Matty
Brown
Doves
Dave Shean
Arlington
Willow
Mitchell
Shean
Hans Lobert
Mowrey
Paskett
Miller
Griffith
Hoblitzell
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Day
Stein and Sweeney
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Downey
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McCarthy Moves to Hartford Club in Connecticut League
Pitcher Tom McCarthy of the Doves has been traded to Hartford of the Connecticut league. He will report to Hartford at once while Means will not report to Boston until the league season ends September 10. Second baseman Liner is expected in Boston today, and Frank Bowerman is said to have returned home to Romeo Michigan for a month.
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Tom McCarthy
Doves
Hartford
Boston
Means
Romeo
Michigan
Giants Divide With Cardinals in 16 Inning Twin Bill
New York and St Louis split a doubleheader, the first game lasting 16 innings and ending 4 to 8 in favor of the visitors. Harmon held the Giants scoreless after the third, while Ames pitched well in relief in the second game to help New York salvage a split.
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Polo Grounds
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Dodgers Helpless Before Mordecai
Brooklyn was beaten 9 to 2 by Chicago as Brown held Brooklyn to two hits. In the sixth inning two outs, Clement did not attempt on Schulte's single, then Chicago added two more singles, two stolen bases, and Marshall threw wide for two runs. Burch was called out for kicking.
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Schulte
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Longwood tennis tournament opens amid rain delays and tight matches
Rain interrupted opening matches at the Longwood tournament. Notable results include Niles defeating Touchard 6-4 8-6 6-0 and Little easily beating Beals in straight sets. Dabney loses to Tallant in a long five-set battle. Second round play continues with Clothier vs Seaver this morning.
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Longwood
Nat Niles
G. P. Touchard
Niles
Touchard
Raymond D. Little
G. Beals
A.S. Dabney, Jr
Harvard
H. Tallant
New York
Dabney
Tallant
W. J. Clothier
Rab
Seaver
One Bad Day for Cruising in Portland Yacht Race
Portland Maine July 19 The light winds squalls and rain broke the Boston Yacht Club weather spell as Commodore Douglas ordered an early start. The 45 mile run from Isles of Shoals to Portland saw the Nutmeg edge the Ny number 100 yards at finish with a 14 minute gap, while the Golden Rod struggled to line finish before a new breeze saved by windward ballooner. Osprey guest Conrad R Hanson finished a close second behind Clique in Class A.
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Portland
Boston Yacht Club
Isles of Shoals
Douglas
Goat Island
Wood Island
Cape Elizabeth
Skipper Jones
Windward
Leeward
Timadra
Marietta
Clique
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Osprey
Conrad R. Hanson
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Boston
Cape Ann
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Scapegoat II
Honey Mellody Holds Welterweight Title In Town Talk
Honey Mellody arrives from New York after a Paris bout with Moreau and Willie Lewis. He asserts the welterweight championship at 142 pounds and discusses fighting in the United States and Paris, praising French boxers and noting offers for next year. Dorando returns to Little Italy amid fanfare as Cy Young lingers in the majors.
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Honey Mellody
Honey
New York
Charlestown
Moreau
Walcott
Paris
Willie Lewis
Willie
Wolf Wins First Leg In Quincy Cup Match
The Wolf owned by Caleb Loring, challenger from the Eastern Yacht Club, won the first leg of the Quincy Cup match in light to squally conditions. After a close start Ellen led at the halfway mark, but in the windward leg Wolf surged, finishing 57 seconds ahead of Ellen as Spokane III followed.
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Caleb Loring
West Gut
Hingham Channel
Ellen
Crooner
Spokane III
Wolf
Sally X
Spokane Isi
Sally
Weymouth
Sheep Island
Baseball questions and scattered sports queries in print
A collection of sports queries and statements about a Haverhill Fall River game rain delays baseball scoring interference in a fly ball play and a fielder error. Other notes discuss 15-ball pool rules spotting balls and a sacrifice hit not counting as an at bat and lowering a batter's average from a historical newspaper page.
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Haverhill
Fall River
Morgan
Ace
Athetics
Jimmy Collins
Brockton
Hoey
Natick
Mass
Springfield
Gate of Heaven
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Boston Nationals
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Arthur D. Cooper
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L. N. Walthall
H. Green
H. W. Robinson
H. J. Holt
N. W. Niles
G. F. Touchard
B. L. Blake
W. M. Hall
Dabney, Jr
W. C. Grant
E. Taylor
R. D. Little
H. H. Whitman
F. J. Sulloway
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G. H. Hosmer
G. T. Putnam
G. S. Groesbeck
L. P. Pearson
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L. Perry
R. H. Palmer
S. F. Wise
C. G. Plimpton
L. J. Grant
W. Rosenbaum
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