Amost Rusie Topples Giants in Boston Home Debacle
Amos Rusie shows restraint and stamina as he battles the Boston nine on their home ground. The game features chaotic scenes, fast scoring by Boston with twenty three minutes of at bat in one inning, Ward’s fiery disputes, and mishaps behind New York’s defense.
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Amos Rusie
Amos
Bostons
Giants
Rosie
John Ward
New Yorks
Rusie
Columbus
Amnie
Ward
Davies
Boston
Marquis McCarthy
Cadi Duffy
Gaffney
New York
Piastre
Kilday
Tucker
Nash
Stafford
John
Tiernan
Nichols
McCarthy
Davis
Tammany Town
Lowe
Duffy
Tomasso McCarti
Fuller
Burke
de Shah
de Markis
den Carroll
Bennett
Nick
Long
Count McCarti
Connor
Big Roger
Pittsburg Rally Sinks Chicago In Eight Inning Loss
Chicago built an early lead with six singles and a double off Ehret in the first inning, scoring six earned runs before Ehret steadied. McGill wobbled as Pittsburg surged late, winning 9 to 7 in the eighth. Attendance 3,600. Batteries Ehret and Sugden for Chicago, McGill and Schriver for Pittsburg.
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Chicago
Ehret
McGill
Pittsburgs
Pittsboro
Pittsburege
Bhret
Sugden
Schriver
Baltimore Fielding Keeps Brooklyns From Victory
In Brooklyn on July 2 Baltimore's superb fielding thwarted the Brooklyns as McGraw hit a homer. Attendance reached 2500. Final score Baltimore 5 Brooklyn 1. Baltimore had 12 hits, Brooklyn 7, errors 2 each. Batteries McMahon Clark Lovett Hadock and Kinslow.
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Brooklyn
Baltimore
Brooklyns
McGraw
McMahon
Clark
Lovett
Haddock
Kinslow
Phillies Top Washington in Low-Scoring Tilt
Philadelphia defeated Washington 8 to 1 as Thompson hit a homer and Maul struggled after four innings. Attendance was 9,250. Hits: Philadelphia 15, Washington 9. Errors: Philadelphia 1, Washington 2. Batteries Taylor and Clements Maul and Farrell.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Maul
Phillies
Thompson
Taylor
Clements
Farrell
Portland Beats Boston Reds In New England League Tilt
Portland won a hard fought game at home amid several errors by both sides. Attendance was about 500 as Portland defeated the Boston Reds 6 to 3. Final score featured Portland with 16 base hits and Boston Reds with 10. Patterson Mahoney and Kiley McCauley were the battery pairing.
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Louisville
Cleveland
Burkett
Rhodes
Cuppy
O’connor
Hemming
Grim
Portland
Boston Reds
Erros
Patterson
Mahoney
Kiley
McCauley
Fall River Edges Brockton In Tough City Battle
Hard fought game in Brockton as Fall River wins with late inning hitting. Attendance 1100. Final score Fall River 2 Brockton 1. Hits 14 to 15. Batters Naples Burrell Doe Ryan Urke contribute for Fall River and Brockton respectively.
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Brockton
Fall River
Brros
Batnaples
Burrell
Doe
Ryan
Urke
Vee Soren 15 Wilkes arre and nearby bouts
Readable lines list locations and scores: at Vee Soren 15 Wilkes arre. at Binghamton-Binghamton 15 Providence 5. at Buffalo-Buffalo 24 Troy 6. at Erie-Erie 14 Albany 9. Summary notes distances and outcomes for a regional match series.
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Vee Soren
Wilkesarre
Binghamton
Providence
Buffalo
Troy
Erie
Albany
Boston Strengthens Pennant Bid With New Pitchers
Boston faces the Giants as Jack Stivetts starts on the mound and Baldwin may work for New York. The Red Sox, strengthened by Gastright and leaping from a recent victory, plan home games at Congress Street grounds next week. Rumors link Klobedanz to Boston via Portland and Leighton’s Lewiston connection. a New England league meeting may discuss players.
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Boston
Jack Stivetts
Giants
Baldwin
Bostons
McGunigle
Congress Street
Reds
Klobedanz
Portlands
Portland
Jack Leighton
Lewistons
New England League
Gastright
Selee
Billy Melvitt
Atis
Duffy
Gaffney
Nash
Southern League
Comiskey
Nashvilles
Providences
Holy Cross College
Bannon
Merritt
Stafford Boys
Leeyon
Cavcher O'Malley
Harvard
Somerville Reds
O'Malley
Crimson
Kelly
King
Michael
Ines
Davis
George
Bobby Lowe
Tiernan
Shorty Fuller
Long
Ward
Nichols
Band
Iephaher
McGun
Dorchester Club Holds Picnic Track Meet at Highland Lake
At St. Peter's Church picnic in the Highland Lake grove yesterday the Dorchester Athletic Club conducted a field and track program. Winners include Thomas Currier and P Harrison in sprints, Bernard Doherty in high jump and multiple distance events, Jere Connor and Billy Clark among others, with details of times and distances for each heat and event.
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St. Peter’s Church
Highland Lake Grove
Dorchester Athletic Club
Thomas Currier
Tien Osthues
Jere Connor
P. Harrison
Currier
Harrison
Berhard Doherty
Andrew Walsh
PV. Harrison
Eb Osthues
Thomas Burke
Billy Clark
Harry Hodgkins
W. Archibald
Bernard Doherty
Gatwick Summer Meeting Opens With Gold Cup Handicap
London reporters note opening day of the Gatwick summer meeting with the standout event the gold n handicap for two thousand sovereigns. Cable of the Spring was deemed winner after the race, according to contemporary wires.
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London
Gatwick
Longwood tennis day ends with Stevens and Chace advances
In a day of sensational tennis, Richard Stevens of New Jersey defeated Valentine G. Hall 6-3 6-4 6-4, while Malcolm Chace of Brown and A H E Foote of Yale battled to 3-6 9-7 6-0 6-0. Umpire shortages drew criticism as officials contested calls in key games. Foote rallied from a midmatch deficit to take the first set 6-3, then Chace seized the second 9-7 before sweeping the last two sets.
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Longwood
Chace
Hall
Hovey
Mitchell
A. Shaw
Yale
Richard Stevens
New Jersey
Hail
Brown
Foote
Stevens
Deuce
Whittelsey
Hoboken
New York
Qone
Boxing Fights in Flux Postponed Amid Market Strain
In Fistonia the Stanton Abbott vs Andy Bowen bout is postponed due to tight money conditions and hot weather. The match is rescheduled for September as William A Brady seeks injunctions in Chicago to stop cancellations of exhibitions on the Midway. Judge Mc Connell denies the injunction, forcing Corbett to proceed. Indiana officials discuss curbing glove fights, with Sheriff Fredericks contending authorities and Governor differ on duty and liability. Johnny Van Heest meets Kentucky Goosebud in Philadelphia, Billy Smith draws a large Lewiston crowd, and a wind up with Smith versus Billy Hennessy at South Boston Athletic Club.
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Stanton Abbott
Andy Bowen
Noel
William A. Brady
Corbett
Chicago
Vienna Bakery
McConnell
Johhny van Heest
Kentucky
Philadelphia
Billy Smith
Lewiston
Smith
Billy Hennessey
South Boston
Dorchester Club joins elite field for national championships
Athletic gossip notes Elmer White switching to Dorchester Athletic Club wearing the lightning emblem for the N A A U championships. White won the mile in 91 and 92. The five mile race features Pettee Wren Rushworth Bean and Hunter. Others mentioned include Hodgkins joining Dorchester and several sprinters and officials tied to Suffolk and Loyola clubs.
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Elmer White
Dorchester Athletic Club
Fred Andrews
Suffolks
Suffolk Athletic Club
Marston
Riverside Boat Club
Waltham
Owen Walsh
Dan Long
Walsh
Ractice
Lake Walden
Liebgold
Frank Murray
New England
Merrill
Bloss
McGrath
Doherty
Gloss
Charley Paine
Curry
Melville Garden
Downer Landing
Loyola Athletic Club
Boston College Y. M. Co. A
Coopers
Crowley
Perry
Neil Doherty
Working Boys
Tremont House
Exciting Races Windle and Sanger at Concord Meet
Windle and Sanger led a packed New Hampshire division meet at Concord with a parade of 130 riders and 350 members. In mile events Windle defeated Sanger in heats and final, while Sanger won the diamond race. The program included state and invitational titles, with Caldwell Hall and Murphy among top finishers and prize awards across multiple races at the Capital Driving Park.
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Concord
New Hampshire
George A. Place
New Hampshire Cycle Club of
Manchester
Sheriff
Granite State Wheelmen
Nashua
Rockville Bicycle Club
Portsmouth
Arthur Davis
Arthur Hook
Charles Stewart
Concord Rovers
Feturn
Capitol
Capital Driving Park
Berle
Windle
Sanger
B. G. Merrill
Malden
C. G. Wiliams
Hoyland Smith
C. M. Murphy
D. Connolly
J. P. Clark
F. M. Haggarty
P. G. Snow
N. D. Wilde
Clark
F. DL. Knanp
Keene
Hinsdale
J. H. Fitzgerald
Merritt Typewriter
Taylor
Nelson
Victor Flyer
H.W. Hall
H. BE. Caldwell
James Dyer
G. ©. Smith
Murphy
Teylor
Waltham
Connolly
Press
Hox.c
Hadgars
Fred L. Johnson
Wmarry W. Hall
Onyx
Hall
Chidwell
Robinson
Marty W. Hall
F. M. Hagga
Sporting Miscellany Highlights New England Circuit Meet
Fast sprinters Morris Cuckoo Collins Quirk Farrell Piper and Pooch Dono van and Tom Burrows head to the New England circuit next month with Aug 5 Lynn Lasters game marking their first stop. Other plans include Caledonian Club and National Irish Athletic Association events at Oak Island and a potential match race between Nedda Manning and Burke.
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Morris
Cuckoo Collins
Quirk
Farrell
Piper
Pooch Donovan
Tom Burrows
New England
Lynn Lasters
Caledonian Club
National Irish Athletic Association
Oak Island
Nedda Manning
Burke
Lrighton
John Cumming
Bradford
Bradfords
Riversides
Maguire
Laboray
Harvard
Post
Clifford Watson
Chelsea
Oakland Associates
The
Winnisimmetts
W. H. Corey
Fast trotting record set at Worcester fair track
Worcester July 20 1500 spectators witnessed fast trotting on the half mile track with eleven heats in under 2 30. The 2:29 and 2:25 races matched the 2:21 1/2 record three times each while Judge Austin set a new 2:20 in heat two. Harry C. won 2:29 event and 2:25 race in straight heats defeating favorites. Lenore K. faded after heats while Matt T. took the 2:35 pace. Purity Wilkes failed to contend against Harry C.
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Worcester
Fair Grounds
Judge Austin
Harry C
Austin
Lenore K
Matt T
Purity Wilkes
Detroit
Detroit Driving Park
Maggie R
Wilson
Nightingale
Hamlin
Anderson
Guy Wilkes
Muta Wilkes
Hulda Wilkes
Monatiquot Yacht Club Holds Seventh Ladies Day
Weymouth July 20 The Monatiquot Yacht Club held its seventh annual Ladies Day with a large turnout. Beatrice flagship of Commodore John Cavanaugh anchored off the clubhouse as the fleet and ladies sailed a looped course then a five-team rowing race saw Cavanaugh Costello win with Hunt Webb second. Four Indians in a canoe sparked river excitement though their glasses exposed them as not genuine. Supper at 6:30 by Harvey Blunt. evening promenade concert and dance followed.
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Weymouth
Monatiquot
John T. Cavanaugh
J. T. Costello
R. G. Hunt and
Co. Webb
Harvey Blunt
Vigilant Intercepts Loom Over NY Sound Chase
Newport reports another jib for the Vigilant arriving forenoon time. It is sent to New London to intercept the yacht expected to engage along the Sound. Owners remain tight lipped but appear confident. Commodore Morgan leaves for New York aboard the flagship May.
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Newport
New London
Morgan
New York
American Wringer Co Ad At 18 and 15 Broadway Ext
The American Wringer Co at 18 and 15 Broadway Extension advertises wringers, Spring beds, and carpet sweepers. Repairs and orders by mail offered for wringers and sweepers through the city manufacturer.
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The
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
City
Lynn pigeons start from Chicago in government plaza
Ten homing pigeons owned by Lynn Massachusetts were released from the plaza in front of the government building. The birds are expected to stay aloft for two or three days as they begin their journey.
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Chicago
Lynn
Mass
Monmouth Park Race Results Summary
At Monmouth Park New Jersey on July 20 six races were run. Winners included Vestibule in the first race with White Rose second and Old Dominion third. Patrician won the second race ahead of Micmae Queen. Madrid led The Tronmaster with Mary Stone tied for second in the one mile third race. Clementina won the Colleen stakes over Mamie B filly in the fifth, with Beldemere first and second place Clementina. Ajax captured the Hackensack handicap with Restraint second and Reginald third. Estelle beat Fremont in the five and one half furlongs sixth race with Minnehaha placing third. Time markers listed: 1:60%4, 1:01%, 1:42, 1:08, 1:42%4, and 708 respectively.
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Monmouth Park
N. J
White Rose
Old Dominion
Trinento
Patrician
Micmae Queen
Madrid
Mary Stone
Brighton Beach Race card reflects tight fields and fast times
At Brighton Beach Long Island on July c0 seven races produced close finishes. Shelly Tuttle won the first race over Mordette with a 1:20.44 time. War ford captured the four and one half furlongs ahead of Beauty colt, with Hartford third in 57. Second day races saw Play or Pay prevail in six furlongs over Laenatte as Hagle Bird took third in 1:16. Witth race had Triecular winning one mile in 1:43 with Air Plant second and Baylor third. Sixth race featured Janenica taking seven furlongs ahead of Ada Blue and Zenobia in 1:31.
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Brighton Beach
L. I
Shelly Tuttle
Mordette
Harry Alonzo
Warford
Beauty Colt
Hartford
Play Or Pay
Laenatte
Hagle Bird
Bob Sutherland
Lizzie McDuff
Innovation
Air Plant
Baylor
Janenica
Ada Blue
Zenobia
Baldwins Cadet Band Plays Evening Concert at Junction
The programme will be performed at the junction of Chapman and Middlesex streets this evening by Baldwins Cadet Band, starting at 7:0 o'clock. March Daisy Bell, Morell Overture, La Bayadere overture, Concert Waltz Woman's Love, Cornet solo Young America, Levy conducted by Thomas Mullaly. Includes various airs and selections with piece for piano and violin, and ends with Schlepergrel and Once Again. Thomasens conductor.
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Chapman
Middlesex
Baldwin
Daisy Beil
Morell
EO Oying
Sir Nets Ae
Pahrbaeh Cornet
Young America
Seig
Ase Levy
Thomas Mullaly
Potomirri
Aks Caine
All Wits
Schlepergrel
Agaein
Saige
Suhner Ra Thomas Eens
Man from Manchester loses legs in rail accident at Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne Indiana July 20 Charles Downells of Manchester New Hampshire a young man who lost his money at the World's Fair was riding a Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago train this morning when he fell under the cars. Both legs were cut off and he cannot recover.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Charles Downells
Manchester
N. H
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago
Blanchard and Fans California Store Ad Promos
Pure California wives il per Galion and 4 Botties Assorted $1. Blanchard and fans advertise at 17 Dock Square and 61 Fancatl with various offerings.
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California
Blanchard
Dock Square
World’s Fair teachers’ party sails Baltimo Ohio trip
G W Cook’s group of teachers and friends left Boston last Saturday and traveled via Baltimore and Washington on a planned World’s Fair tour. The voyage drew keen interest with many already booking future trips.
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Washington
Chicago
Niagara Falls
Thousand Islands
Lachine Rapids
Montreal
White Mountains
Co. W. Cook
Globe Building
Boston
Mass
Thos, Cook & Son
G. W. Cook
Ohio
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