Hard Work Cut Out for Boston in Pennant Chase
Brooklyn presses for the league title as Boston, Philadelphia slide in standings. Cincinnatiuffs surprise with strong play, with Clarke's catching concerns clouding Boston’s playoff bid. A Western trip to Louisville and return home tests Captain Duffy’s stars while Hanlon strengthens Brooklyn’s lineup.
National League Games Today Across Cities
Boston plays Cincinnati. New York visits St. Louis. Brooklyn faces Louisville. Philadelphia meets Pittsburgh. Baltimore hosts Chicago.
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Reds Sweep Doubleheader with Steady Batting Show
In Washington Cincinnati posted a commanding first game win hitting Breit enstein at will and scoring all runs. The Reds faltered slightly in the second game as Hahn was a foe for Texas leaguer in center field with McFarland also contributing.
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Brooklyn Rally Downs Louisville In Tight Baseball Game
Brooklyn outscored Louisville with late hits and a seventh inning surge as 11,000 fans watched. Ragged Louisville defense helped Brooklyn secure a 9 to 3 win despite Wagner batting for Clingman in the ninth.
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Chicago Triumph Over Baltimore In July Exhibition
Chicago defeated Baltimore 8 to 4 as long hits off Hill in the third and fifth innings boosted the locals. Taylor starred with strong hitting and steel in defense. Attendance reported at 9,000.
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Baltimore
Hill
Taylor
Unclear baseball game report with scattered details
Fragmentary box score style note from a St. Louis versus New York game, mentioning runs by New York and St. Louis, some players and errors, and umpires Emslie and McDonald. Details are misread or garbled, leaving an incomplete account of scoring and lineup.
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van Heuren Heldrie
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Portland Ends Pawtucket In Delayed Mount Hope Park Game
Portland defeated Pawtucket 10 to 1 in a postponed Portland versus Pawtucket game at Mount Hope Park. The contest started late at 4:20 pm due to darkness, forcing an early finish in the seventh inning amid a large crowd. Notable plays included two-base hits by Pratt W Noblitt and Tighe among others.
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Emithan
Portland
Pawtucket
Fall River
Mount Hope Park
Stolen bases and errors in tight baseball game
Stolen bases credited to Wiley and O Connor. Double plays by Clark, Bone and Lepine, Clark and Lepine. Walks to By nagan, 1, and Corrigan, 3. Strikeouts by Flannigan, 5, and Corrigan, 3. Time 1h 45m. Attendance 1000. Umpire Kelley.
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Springfield Triumphs In Base Run Win Over Providence
Springfield won 8 to 6 in a game aided by effective base running and timely hitting. Providence chased the lead, trimming the gap to one three times, but costly Grays errors and steady defense secured the verdict. Cassidy was ruled out at the plate on a disputed call by umpire Gruber.
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Baker
Leahy
Cver Cassidy
Ruber
Amateur Baseball Circles Seek Weekend Games With Top NYC Clubs
The Beacons of Waltham and numerous Boston area clubs seek exhibitions with strong teams willing to guarantee pay. Dozens of outfits including Olympias of South Boston Wellingtons Y M C A of Brighton and Mt Washingtons of Everett announce dates July 20 and August 5 for matches. Managers list contact addresses across Waltham Chelsea East Somerville and Dorchester, aiming for August play and fair guarantees.
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Boxing Gossip Bouts of the Week in The Hub Scene
Weekly boxing rundown lists bouts at Denver Rochester Coney Island Broadway St Louis and Louisville with Byers Childs Gans McFadden Ruhlin and Gans vs McFadden. It notes Byers versus Childs at Coney Island A C with bets and odds and anticipates a 15 round contest. McFadden versus Gans framed as a top lightweight clash.
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Billy Rotchford
Young Corbett
Denver
Casper Leon
Morris Rausch
St. Louis
Eugene Bezenah
Jimmy Murray
Louisville
Jack McClelland
Kid Lloyd
Canton
Gus Rublin
F. Lawler
Joe Gans
George McFadden
Broadway
A.C
Bob Douglas
Jim Scanlon
Patsy Sweeney
Otto Sieloff
Brooklyn
How the Games Were Won in London Contest
Captain Thomas R. Fisher of the American team recaps the events from yesterday. Daly neared a 22 feet 6 inches broad jump, Quinlan won the 100 yards, Fox tied the world turf record in the trials, and Workman edged Palmer in the brutal three mile run as both sides battled for victory.
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Thomas R. Fisher
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Paget-Tomlinson
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Hunter
Burke
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Yale Plots Coaching Change After Defeats
Yale alumni debate future rowing leadership after triple defeats by Harvard crews. Discussion centers on keeping Gallaudet, returning Bob Cook, or adopting multi coach setup with graduate advisory input. Some favor professional help under advisory control, but reject absolute power like Cornell’s Courtney.
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Harvard
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Donovan
Courtney
Cornell
Athletic news and meet notes from early era sports
Fish Marsh challenges world in three standing jumps with weights and offers $600 to beat Hubert Beker. J Powers protests managers billing him without permission. Flanagan plans public appearance at Richwood Park August 19. Worcester match race eyed between Kiley of Boston College and O Connor of Holy Cross at 44 yards. Canadian swimming championships on Ottawa River see six American entries with KE Schaeffer winning two races and second in long dive. US track and field nationals set for Boston on Riverside recreation grounds open to all registered athletes. Metropolitan Association Lon Lonlon? track championships in Bayonne August 12. Grand circuit closes at Detroit. horses move to Cleveland. Yale football cancels summer practice. Robinson hired to coach conditioning for fall.
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London Sportsman
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Charles O’connor
Holy Cross
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Taylor’s Pacemaker Breaks Down At Ravenswood Mile
Chicago, July B. The steam motor cycle scheduled to pace Major Taylor for the mile record at Ravenswood track yesterday broke down and prevented the attempt. Taylor rode a fast exhibition mile in 1:43 1-5, paced by two triplets, but the pace was not pace enough.
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Checago
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Ravenswood
National Regatta on the Charles River Amid High Hope
The National Association of Amateur Oarsmen stages its annual regatta on the Charles River Friday and Saturday with an enormous entries list. Ten Eyck Maguire and Whitehead headline the senior singles amidst a strong field including B A A Worcester Bradford and Knickerbocker crews. Officials named. top event is the championship senior singles between Ten Eyck Maguire and Whitehead.
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Cambridge
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Riverside Boat Club
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Amos Kubik
Union Boat Club
Robert P. Blake
Wachusett Boat Club
Worcester
Charles H. Lewis
Young Men’s Gymnastic Rowing Club
New Orleans
Titus
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Joseph Maguire
Edward H. Ten Eyck
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Joseph J. Whitehead
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J. F. Mulcahy
Fred P. Kafka
J. P. Instone
E. H. Anderson
Edward J. Brown
Joseph 5. Greer
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Malta Boat Club
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Charles H. Reed, Jr
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Thirty Riders Honor South Framingham Ride Under Harry Black
A cool day drew about thirty riders for a South Framingham run led by Harry Black. M W Main and A D Newcomb led the last division while Misa Harrison and Miss Broderick handled the slow division. The group enjoyed dinner at Manshakman Park and a boating session with a band concert before a fast return, with Martin Main and Gordon Hampton leading the return in one hour.
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A. D. Newcomb
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Miss Broderick
Manshakman Park
Mr. Black
Martin Main
Gordon Hampton
Charles Robbins
A. H. Keller
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Lee Brooke
A. M. Brown
Vine Hovey
F. J. Sills
G. A. Tibbetts
Walter Joyce
J. H. Carter
A. W. Ramsd
H.O. Rounds
A. L. Keller
K. L. Bannington
A.L. Fanning
Jn Broderick
Ida Harrison
Race Meet Brings Back Cycling Idol Zimmerman to Boston
Chairman Gaston of the Waltham River carnival benefit race meet reports Champion Arthur A. Zimmerman will ride at the Waltham benefit in Boston tomorrow night and stay until Wednesday. This marks his first Boston appearance since 185 when he rode at the final Associated Cycling Clubs event at Waltham. Burns Pierce arrives from New York to ride in Tuesdays four cornered race following five practice miles at 1 47 pace. Harry Caldwell adds speed with a 140 mile, while Joe Downey and Frank Waller also race efforts.
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Races Postponed In New Jersey Due To Rain
New York July 23 The bicycle races including the Bald vs Zimmerman match race at Vailsburg New Jersey were postponed to next Sunday because of rain.
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Bicycle Notes Showdown in National Pace and Endurance Races
Frank Albert, famed six day rider, seeks a 100 mile paced race against any rival in the country. Bennie Moore joins professional cycling ranks and enters championships at Woodside Park next Saturday with teammates. James Bell of Winthrop aims for an unlimited unpaced pursuit against an East Boston rider. Albert Roe, a one armed messenger, plans a City Hall Park to San Francisco century ride. The L A W meet wanes as Major Taylor returns to Boston. The sole notable late summer meet could close the league’s racing era. Manhattan Beach hosts a 10 mile final with Elkes Miller Waller and Pierce, each riding a motorized support, purse $1000. Denver cycle men plan another event as the season progresses.
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