Cubs defeat Doves 3 to 0 in Chicago tilt
Cubs hold off the St Louis Doves 3 to 0 as Steinfeldt drives in two runs with a three bagger and three hits total. Frock falters after five innings, Burke closes the game, Sweeney and Shean pace the Doves with two hits each, while Krueger, new to the Doves, goes 0 for 1 in his debut.
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Chicago
Frock
Cubs
Burke
Sweeney
Shean
Doves
Steinfeldt
Arthur Krueger
Cleveland Naps
Miller
Abby
Beck
Graham
Tinker
Johnny Evers
Sheckard
Hofman
Collins
Evers
Beaumont
Schulte
Ake
Krueger
Pirates Brace Up and Trim Dodgers Twice
Pittsburg swept a double header from Brooklyn with timely hitting and strong defense. Leach starred in the field and at bat, belting a grand slam homer in the second game as Pittsburg rolled to victory.
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Pirates
Pittsburg
Brooklins
Leach
Senators Bunch Hits to Beat Naps 8-1
Washington bunched hits off Linke in two innings and defeated Cleveland 8 to 1. Reisling kept the hits scattered. Unglaub’s batting and fielding were highlighted as key features of the game.
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Washington
Linke
Cleveland
Reisling
New York Baseball Sages Ponder Big Dump Pennants
The piece notes New York baseball sages reacting to the Big Dump and the pennant race while a stray query asks has anybody seen Herr Placke. California is described mainly by its citrus fruits and ex-champions, with the latter accentuated.
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New York
Herr Placke
California
Boston Red Sox Detroit series shatters attendance records
The Boston and Detroit series drew 71 908 paid admissions over five games, with estimates pushing total attendance past 75 000 including complimentary and irregular entries. A single-day high surpassed 5 728 paying fans, while receipts neared $28 762.20 for four days, yielding about $16 000 for the local club.
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Cobb
Karger
Boston
Red Sox
Detroit
Simmons
Grandstand
Tigers
Reds Fielding Lapses Aid Phillies In 8 2 Win
Cincinnati miscues and timely Philadelphia hitting carried the Phillies to an 8 to 2 victory. The game lacked excitement and featured sloppy defense by the Reds.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Intercity Races At Medford Today
Intercity horse racing continues at Combination Park Medford as the summer meet enters its third week. The Lynn Club leads the Harris & Company cup with 43 points, followed by Fellsway 88, Dorchester 36, Metropolitan 33, and Quannapoint 25. About 50 horses are scheduled across classes with no foregone conclusions.
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Combination Park
Medford
Lynn Club
Fellsway
Dorchester
Metropolitan
Quannapoint
Cardinals Brush Past Roger's Old Friends for 2-0 Victory
St Louis defeated New York 2 to 0 as Sallee held the visitors scoreless after an 10 day absence. Snodgrass Ellis and Mowrey contributed two base hits, with St. Louis taking advantage of Wiltse and Drucke pitching. Host teams left on base totals stood at five for St Louis and six for New York. Time 1 hour 40 minutes. Umpires Rigler and Emshle.
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Pittsburg
AB. R
E Byrne
A. Leach
Clarke
See Ewer
Wagner
Trynn
Setae
Wilson
Gibson
McKeehnie
White
Smith
Orwit
Wilhelm
Knetzer
Sear
Leach
Daubert
Wheat
Erwin
Kechnie
Flynnhelm
Omr Wil
Wild Pitehlyn
A. Pittsburg
Eason and Johnstone
Philadelphia
AB. R. BH. TB
A. E. _ Thomas
Kuabe
Bbs Va Ciees
Titus, Rf
Magee
Seeee
Grant, Ab
Bransfield
Walsh
Cscccceaes
Doomn
Seen
Ene
Mbore
Daveensees
OLAS
Rowan
Knabe
Hoblitzer
Thomas
Paskert
Egan
McMillan
ST. Louis
Wiltie
Orleee
Snodgrass
Ellis
Mowrey
Merkle
Evans
Bresnahan
Hauser
Hug
Gins
Kenetchy
Devlin
Wiltse
Sallee
Drucke
New York
Rigler and
EmshHe
Huggins
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Elis
Pei Wae Vipa
Oakes
Steer
Konetchy
Feene
Fivans, Fieres Uae
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Mocale
Coe As
Peer
Doyle
Fletcher
Seymour
Murray
Bridwell
Bee Enee
Meyers
C. Serene Eeee
Ete Wees
A Schlei
Johnson and Perry Draw at American A C Feature Bout
George Perry and Young Jack Johnson battled a fierce draw at the American Athletic Club last night in a high profile feature. Johnson dominated early rounds with two knockdowns and a savage beating, but Perry’s heft and grit swung the late action, including a seventh round knockdown, sealing a draw and drawing an immense attendance with standing room at a premium.
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George Perry
Jack Johnson
A. C
Johnson
Perry
Jack
Veterans Defeated In Eastern Doubles Tennis Match
In a thrilling Eastern doubles championship, G F Touchard and C R Gardner beat B C Wright and R D Little 3-6 6-2 6-4 2-6 6-8. The match showcased relentless attack and teamwork, with Wright and Little delivering powerful lobs and corners.
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Touchard
Gardner
Wright
Little
Longswood
G. F. Touchard
C. R. Gardner
B. C. Wright
R. D. Little
Touchard and
Wright and Little
Sone
Wright and
Longwood
F. J. Sulloway
M. FE. McL Loughlin
Www
R. A. Holden
W. A
Ware
N. P. Hallowell
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McReehlnie
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Sheeee
Cleveland Serpents
England
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Senators
Naps
Unglaub
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Mentor Co
Atlantic
Bill” Cahill
By Joe Waul
Athletics
Jerry McCarthy
The
By Jack McCloskey
James H. Phelan
By James A. Tigue
Highlanders
George W. Brown
Fred R. Doherty
CTA
Reds
Phillies
Quakers
Oak Hall
Strathmore
Peacedale
Washington St
Roger
Johnson and
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Toney Coh
WM. Albrecht
McLoughlin
WN. F. Johnson
Dabney
R. H. Palmer
G. Plimpton
R. Manning
A. Ingraham
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Hanover and
Portland Streets
Myer Abrams & CO
Portland Street
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Iver Johnson Sporting Goods Co
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Cornhill
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