Boston Proud of Showing Made by Her Powerboats
Pittsburg defeated Boston 5 to 4 in 18 innings after a long battle marred by umpire Carpenter’s controversial calls. Wagner and Brain starred for Pittsburgh with late scoring and errors by Dorner and Leach. Randall and Bridwell shone for Boston, but costly misplays and missed strikes sealed the costly loss in a marathon 18 inning game.
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Boston
Carpenter
Pittsburg
Dorner
Young
Wagner
Brain
Abbott
Nealon
Tenney
Abbaticchio
Clark
Leach
Bridwell
Ritchey
Dave
Pirates
Randall
Tenneyites
Camnitz
Anderson
Clarke
Bates
Beaumont
Gibson
Tennevites
Leifield
Needham
Warner
Corner
Camnits
Teach
Jobnstone
Three Boston Boats Win Power Boat Race From New Rochelle
Hopalong captained by Richard Hutchison finished first over 270 miles in 30h 42m 35s, with Whew and Picaroon placing second and third. Boston Y C boats claimed top three spots as Hopalong's crew noted favorable conditions and a reliable Jaeger engine.
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Boston
New Rochelle
Boston Launch Hopalong
Richard Hutchison
Boston Y. C
N. Y
Marblehead
Edward 8. Welch
Picaroon
T. B. Baylle
Massachusetts Bay
Jackson
Richard Hutchinson
Boston Yacht Club
Bass Point
Sunday Post
Boston Americans and Sox battle to a 1 to 1 tie in 12 innings
In Chicago on July 22 the Boston Americans and Sox played a brisk 12 inning tie, 1 1. The game ended after 1 hour 14 minutes with Roche muffing a fly for Boston and Sullivan driving in the tie for Chicago. Altrock and Young pitched, fielding stunts were plentiful, and Detroit later reported five clean singles in the eighth to open a 5 run inning.
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Chicago
Ill
Boston Americans
Sox
Cy Young
Bostons
Nick Altrock
Altrock
Young
Boston
Roche
Dougherty
Wagner
Ferris
Hobe
Knight
Sullivan
Unglaub
Sully
Quillin
Hahn
Jack
Jones
Donohue
Detroit
New York Knits Rally To Beat St Louis 6 4 In Ams
In St Louis on July 22 New York rallied in the eighth to defeat St Louis 6 to 4. Chase and Stone hit two bases. Orth allowed eight hits in eight innings while Kitson yielded two in just over two innings. Glade issued three walks and Moore two as Evans umpired the game lasting 2 hours 4 minutes.
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Philadelphia
St. Lone
Knabe
Marshell
Thomas
Grant
Magee
Doolin
Courtney
St. Louis
Karger
Richie
Empiie
McGlynn
Ses Emss Sarees Otis
Brown
Noonan
Byrne
Emille
New York
Stevens
Glade
Chase
Stone
Orth
Kitson
Pickering
Williams
Moore
Evans
AB. R. Hoffman
Gof
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Laporte
Moriary
Conroy
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Kleinow
Broodg
Niles
Hemphill
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Yeager
Jones
Hartsell
LYNN
Lynday
Brockton
Po.a.e. Bh.p
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Hickman
Barclay
Cat’son
Ort
Reardon
March
Kane
Adler
Donovan
Lovell
Mitchell
Madden
Cross
Steele
Galvin
Cone
Lynn Eee Eens
Spencer
Catterson
Fitzmaurice
Sim
Merritt
National League matchups loom for Pittsburg Boston clash
National schedule features Pittsburg at Boston, Cincinnati at Brooklyn, and Chicago at New York in a string of pivotal fixtures. Each game tests top clubs as season progress intensifies.
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Pittsburg
Boston
Chicago New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
I Philade
Ibaa
Chicago
New York Ee
National
New York
Hockey scores from New Jersey and Providence games
At Jersey City Jersey City 3 Toronto 9. At Newark Buffalo 6 Newark 4. At Providence Providence 10 Montreal 4. At Baltimore First game Baltimore 5 Rochester 4 second game Rochester 7 Baltimore 4.
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Jersey City
Toronto
Newark
Buffalo
Providence
Montreal
Baltimore
Rochester
Hanlon's Club Beats Brooklyn as Reds Win 2 1
Manager Hanlon tops his old club in Brooklyn as Cincinnati defeats Brooklyn 2 to 1. Coakley allowed five runs in 8 2 3 innings, Bell struck out five for Brooklyn, Coakley and Smith combined on the mound for the visitors. Lumley Lobert and Ritter stole bases, with several sacrifices and errors noted in a tight nine innings.
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Brooklyn
Hanlon
Cincinnati
Coakley
Ritter
Mowery
Lobert
Maloney
Lumley
Lewis
Alperman
Jordan
aSchleif
Smith
R . BH. PO. Kr
Casey
Fkee
Batch
Hummell
Bell
D Zi
Cubs Shut Out Giants In New York Showdown
Chicago defeated New York 2 to 0 as Hoffman and Chance produced the decisive runs. Wiltse pitched 8 innings for New York, Ruelbach finished with 1 scoreless, while Ames allowed 2 runs in 1 inning. Chicago stranded 7, New York 3, with 5 walks against Ruelbach.
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National
New York
Chicago
New Yorks
Chance
Hoffman
Wiltse
Tlus
Ames
Ruelbach
Steinfeldt
Shannon
Hofman
Browne
Devlin
O’'Day
Rigler
Slagle. c
Sheckard
Schulte
Tinker
Kling
AB R. PO
Seymour
C. F
Bresnahan
Dahlen
Doyle
Bowerman
Strang
Touhis
England May Retain Cup At Wimbledon
England still has a fighting chance to retain the Davis cup after a hard five set win at Wimbledon. A. W. Gore and H. Roper Barrett of the British Isles defeated Norman Brookes and A. F. Wilding of Australasia. The final set reached 138-111 before the British players clinched victory. Singles matches to be played tomorrow.
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London
Eng
England
A. W. Gore
H. Roper Barrett
British Isles
Norman KE. Brookes
A. F. Wilding
Australasia
Brookes
Wilding
New Haven Norwich and Holyoke Carded in Rain Postponement
In New Haven and Norwich the schedule lists New Haven and Holyoke with scores 1 and 3 respectively. New London is noted for a 2 while Springfield and Bridgeport show 4 and 3. The Hartford Waterbury Hartford game was postponed due to rain.
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New Haven-Norwich
New Haven
Holyoke-Holyoke
New London
Springfield
Bridgeport
Hartford
Waterbury-Hartford
Auto Tourists Reach Baltimore in Rough 1907 Run
The American Automobile Association tour neared its end as contesting cars arrived in Baltimore at 5 PM. Drivers faced steep Blue Ridge climbs testing cooling systems and brakes, with several overheat penalties. One accident occurred when Mrs. J Cuneo’s Rainier plunged off a slight embankment, minor damage. Only 18 cars still hold clean scores, including multiple Pierce-Arrows and Packards, as the route traced Civil War history through a scenic region en route to Philadelphia and New York.
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Baltimore
American Automobile Association
Philadelphia
Quaker City
New York
Blue Ridge
Bedford Springs
Rainier
J. Cuneo
Packard
Peerless
Walter
Berlier
Royal ‘Tourists
Haynes
Welch
Rex
Eagles Outing Huge Success In New Haven Parade
New Haven Conn July 22 Thousands of Fraternal Order of Eagles from New England join a field day and parade drawing an estimated 20600 visitors. Worcester led outside state delegations with about 500 Eagles in white, prizes awarded for best aerie and best float with contingents from Connecticut, Rhode Island and Massachusetts.
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New Haven
Conn
New England
Order of Eagles
Order
Worcester
Savin Rock
Naugatuck
Connecticut
Aerie
Bridgeport
Providence
R. I
Mass
Vanderbilt Returns Home After London Horse Show Triumph
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt arrived at Oakland Farm Newport after touring London where he rode under royal observation. He defended American treatment by judges, denying discrimination claims by Baltimoreans and saying the London exhibition was fair and unbiased.
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Newport
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Oakland
London
Want New Cavalry Company Chelmsford
Chelmsford July 22 At a meeting of citizens a petition will be circulated to the Governor requesting formation of a new cavalry company to replace Troop F First Squadron of Cavalry M V M recently disbanded First Sergeant Henry C McMasters of Company K Sixth Infantry offers to head the new company if formed
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Chelmsford
Henry C. McMasters
Sixth Infantry
Night winds aid Juanita in bold Boothbay voyage
The auxiliary punch Juanita captained by Herbert S. Noyes completed a 90 mile crossing from Boothbay Harbor to Newburyport with a five horsepower Fulton engine proving reliable for most of the trip. A brief lubrication issue near Boone Island required two reefs and a halt for an hour before steady progress to Newburyport. Captain Balch praised the crew for their performance.
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Mr. Hutchison
Richard Hutchison
Daniel E. Hallett
Herbert L. Rideout
Herbert Gearwear
Charles J. Jaeger
Hopalong
Jaeger
Boothbay
Juanita
Herbert S. Noyes
American V. C
Newburyport
Boothbay Harbor
Cape Elizabeth
Boone Island
Billy Barnacle Balch
Boxing Roundup Highlights Local Boxers and Prospects
Jerry Gaines of Cambridge aims to outpoint Bartly Connolly of Portland at Winnisimmet Club Chelsea to secure future recognition. Connolly seeks bigger bouts with Bill Papke or Tony Caponi, and Fred Bradley has challenged the winner. Preliminary card touted as best yet. secretary available at Room 915 Winthrop Building. Celtics boxing chatter of Donohue, Arthur Cote, Max Cote. Donohue says he will box both. Dick Hyland plans Boston return. Frank Mason targets Billy O'Brien. Roxbury fans bet on Donohue stopping Martin Canole in a finish. Letters for Jack Twin Sullivan and Jerry Gaines await handling.
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Jerry Gaines
Cambridge
Winnisimmet Athletic Club
Chelsea
Bartly Connolly
Portland
Connolly
Jerry
Bill Papke
Tony Caponi
Fred Bradley
Philadelphia
Bradley
Gaines
Winthrop Building
Water Street
City
Charlie Seymour
Arthur Cote
Biddeford
Young Donahue
Roxbury
Young Donohue
Arthur
Max Cote
Donohue
Donahue
Dick Hyland
San Francisco
Boston
Frank Mason
Chelsea Bantam
Charlestown Athletic Club
Billy O'Brien
Mason
O'Brien
Martin Canole
Jack Twin Sullivan
New England Prep Matchups Listed for Five Cities
In New England fixtures Lynn faces Brockton Worcester plays Haverhill Lawrence meets New Bedford and Lowell takes on Fall River in a slate of high school football pairings across four towns.
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P.C Wopgereer
Cic
Brockton
New England
Lynn
Worcester
Haverhill
Lawrence
New Bedford
Lowell
Fall River
Haverhill Narrowly Falls to Worcester in 3–0 Loss
Haverhill could not score as Worcester defeated them 3 to 0. Bradley, Templin, and Doherty contributed to Worcester's offense with runs, while Haverhill stranded seven runners. Connolly earned the win with 3 strikeouts while Bushey fanned four for Haverhill.
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I Hamilton
Woopcostor
Bradley
Templin
Doherty
Litschi
Dwyer
Pulsifer
Reynolds
Madden
Unine
Haverhill
Worcester
Connolly
Bushey
J. O’brien
Worce Es
Haverhaill
Litschiss
Uniac
C.f
Hamilton
R.f
Barton
Russell
Briggs
Doherty B
McCarthy
Knotts
McCabe
Fall River Defeats Lowell With Late Offense
Kavanaugh Shannon Brennan Austin Pickett Burrill drive runs as Fall River edges Lowell. Thornhill triples, Smith allows two runs in relief, Jerger takes loss. Abbott and Smith strikeouts lead pitchers, Connolly calls game.
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Jerger
Aseear
Fall River
Kavanaugh
Shannon
Brennan
Austin
Pickett
Burrill
Thornhill
Smith
Grant
Sylvester
Guiheen
Lowell
Abbott
Connolly
Fall Fall River
Naugh
Senger
W’dward
Burns
Duggan
Higgins
O’brien
Toomey
Po Vee
Zerger
Draher
Coveney out in New Bedford baseball clash
New Bedford faced a rough game with 2000 runs and 2,000 runs credited to Danzig and Moorehead while Elliott logged solid defense. Danzig doubled, Kiernan sacrificed, Moorehead stole, Barberich and Delave contributed with walks and passed balls. Burroughs struck out eight, Barberich five, and Coveney was charged with pitching while O'Brien umpired. Time recorded as 45 minutes.
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Coveney
New Bedford
Danzig
Moorehead
Elliott
Kiernan
Barberich
Burroughs
Delave
O'Brien
New England
Lawrence
NEW Bedford Lawrence
Po.a.e
F. M
Cummings
Billott
Courtney
C.f
Ovkes
McDonald
I Mu
Scores From Bangor, Augusta, Biddeford Games
Portland Pine Tree 8 defeated Bangor 7 while Augusta Lewiston 5 beat Augusta 4 and Biddeford Portland 4 topped Biddeford 0 in a trio of local hockey showdowns.
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Portland
Pine Tree
Bangor
Augusta
Lewiston
Biddeford
Fails to Swim the Channel Dover England
Jabez Wolffe of London began the channel season by entering the sea at South Foreland and swimming more than 21 miles toward France. An old leg injury prevented completion, and he returned to Dover by tug after about ten hours in the water, five miles from Cape Gris Nez.
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Dover
Eng
Jabez Wolffe
London
South Foreland
France
Wolffe
Cape Gris Nez
Shrubb The Scratch Man Promises Fast Two Mile Race
The Sacred Heart parish field day in East Boston features a two mile event with Shrubb the English marvel heavily handicapped after breaking the record last Saturday. Entries include Alfred Shrubb England scratch and runners from Cambridge Providence Somerville Boston Fall River Lowell Newton Lynn and Brooklyn among others.
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Sacred Heart
Boston
Shrubb
Alfred Shrubb
England
Frank M. Kanaly
Cambridge
F. S. Doughty
Providence
T. L. Williams
Somerville
B. Myers
W. G. Tipple
Bart Sullivan
J. Campbell
Quincy
W. Crook
Fall River
H. Walker
Lowell
E. H. McLean
William Turpie
Brooklyn
N. Y
J. A. Leavitt
Newton
W. H. Prime
Lynn
Cleveland Beats Washington 6 To 2 In Batting Key Game
Cleveland wins 6 to 2 over Washington on timely hitting. Falkenberg pitched 7 innings for Washington, Liebhardt allowed 2 runs in relief. Turner and Clarke doubled for Cleveland, Turner stole a base, and several players contributed in defense as the game featured 9 hits for Cleveland and 2 for Washington.
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Falkenberg
Cleveland
Sescesso
Washington
Gehring
Turner
Clarke
Hinchman
Bradley
Flick
O’brien
Stovall
Nill
Altizer
Anderson
Liebhardt
Clark
Sheridan
Stafford
Ee Bradley
Birmingham
C. F
Ganley
Delehanty
Eseen
Hickman
Warner
Shipke
Traham
Heydon
Maclean Wins Cycle Title After Final Night
Hugh Maclean clinched the championship by finishing second in the last motor paced race, totaling 13 points with two wins and one second. Jimmy Moran placed second overall with two seconds and a win, Bobby Walthour third with nine points, and Elmer Collins fourth with three. Moran clocked 44m 49 2-5s for the distance. Tom Connelly of Everett won the 10 mile amateur open event.
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Hugh Maclean
Jimmy Moran
Bobby Walthour
Moran
Elmer Collins
Tom Connelly
Everett
Ladies Day at South End Grounds and Last Game Today
Fans anticipate Ladies' day and a three week lull with the South End grounds hosting today. Boston teams battled hard yesterday as the Americans impressed against the White Sox. Barney Dreyfuss arrives in town and talks of a Cy Young deal may close before nightfall. The bet on M Lawlor versus Lawrence remains unsettled with the aggregate score favoring Lawlor.
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South End
Boston
White Sox
Barney Dreyfuss
Cy Young
M. Lawlor
Lawrence
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