St Louis and Boston clash as foul strike rule debate rages
Boston owner John N Taylor vows to fight the foul strike rule after St Louis defeats Boston 9 to 5 at Stantington. He cites fan opposition and says the rule hurts batting while noting Cy Young and Petty pitched in a game marked by errors and weak hitting. Taylor aims to repeal the rule before next season as Boston fans rally against it.
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Bangor boxer Tom Kelly over Bryson in sixth round decision
In Bangor on July 22 Tom Kelly of Bangor won by decision over John Ny Bryson of Waltham in a bout that had been scheduled for 12 rounds.
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Clevalene 020020000-4 Cleveland Wins With Nineth Inning Run
A fragmentary box score item notes Cleveland scoring in the ninth to beat Philadelphia 9 to 4. Lajoie delivered a two base hit, Lush Turner Pickering contributed sacrifice hits, Bay stole a base, and a double play by Vickering and Davis aided defense. Bernhard and Bender pitched with several walks and Pernicard struck out multiple times. Time 30 minutes. Umpires O'Loughlin and King. Attendance 1,820.
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Pitchers Duel Ends After 13 Innings in Washington Detroit
Washington and Detroit fought 13 scoreless innings as lefthanders Patten and Willian held firm. Only three hits by Patten's slate kept the tie intact before darkness forced a call.
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Invaders slump as Griffiths, Giants, and Braves face tougher odds
In a tense baseball context the Invaders falter while Chicago rises to third behind a tough stretch for the Giants and Zack's Braves. Criger and McAleer clash in a contentious eighth while Dorchester backs Barnstead at Nightingale Field against West Quincy. Glade, slated for St. Louis, aims to rebound after a 15-strikeout game.
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Rival Cyclists at Revere Track Tonight
Two Chelsea riders Hugh Ma Lean and Jimmy Moran headline a match race at Revere cycle track with rivalry over who is superior. The program includes an unlimited Australian pursuit for tandems and a 10 mile open for amateurs, expected to settle the dispute.
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Vacation Special trains boost Vermont travel season
Central Vermont Railway expands service from Boston as demand rises. The new Vacation Special runs Sundays between Boston and Montreal, mirroring the Chicago Limited schedule to serve summer travelers bound for Lake Champlain shores, Green Mountains, and St. Louis Fair routes via Montreal and Chicago. The northbound departure is 11:30 a.m. with a promotional hook for resorts along the line.
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Cracknell Wins Press Tourney Defeats O Connell For Championship
Ralph Cracknell of the Globe captured the Press Golf Club of New England title at Wollaston Golf Club Montclair by beating James E. O Connell of the Globe 5 up 4 to go in the final 36 hole round. D T O Connell won the consolation trophy by defeating T P Harrison 4 up 3 to go. It was Cracknell's second consecutive championship and O Connell's second consolation prize. The morning match was close with a 1 up lead after the eighteenth hole.
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British Push Into Thibet Faces Stubborn Resistance
British forces advance toward Thassa encountering tougher than expected defense. Thibetans retreat early from the engagement though sniping continues as troops press the road.
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Boston Nationals Lose Double-Header to Reds in Cincinnati
In a rough doubleheader in Cincinnati on July 22, the Boston Nationals lost both games to the Cincinnati Reds. Pitcher Wilhelm suffered the loss in both contests, with the first game ending 3-3 after Boston had taken a late lead and Wilhelm allowing three walks and two hits in the ninth. The second game saw four straight Reds hits off Wilhelm, pushing him from the mound as Carney and Harper struggled for run support. The Reds capitalized with timely hitting and errors by Boston, and the crowd witnessed a somber day for the visitors.
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National baseball matchups listed for Saturday games
National schedule shows Boston at Cincinnati, Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, New York at Chicago, and Philadelphia at St Louis reflecting four league clashes on the slate.
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Locals Top New York 6 4 on Strong Seventh Inning Push
Chicago led by timely hits and solid relief pitching, as Triggs went seven innings before being challenged late. A key eighth inning catch by Casey preserved the lead and secured the win for the home team over New York 6 to 4.
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McGraw Attacks Ban Johnson Over League Frictions
New York manager John J. McGraw accuses Ban Johnson of crooked handling and interference with the Baltimore Americans. He says Johnson expelled Baltimore and tainted New York aims, prompting McGraw to quit the league and money losses totaling thousands from his own pocket. He claims Johnson later invaded New York to form a new path, and McGraw retaliated by backing a National league club in the same city.
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Rival Girl Teams Clash At Franklin Ifield
This afternoon the Roxbury and Belmont girls face off in the second game of the season at Franklin Ifield. Belmont captain Miss Nonnie Tully hopes for victory after three weeks of practice under J I Glynn of the Highland Unions. A large crowd is expected due to the strong rivalry.
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Boston to New York trains cut to five and a half hours
Five and one half hour trains run between Boston and New York via the Springfield line. The 4 PM limited now takes five and a half hours. Dining cars operate on westbound Springfield to New York and eastbound New Haven to Boston. Other services include noon departures with dining cars and separate Pullman options. reservations via city office at 365 Washington Street, Boston.
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