Boston Americans Triumph Over Detroit in Columbus
In Columbus Ohio on July 23 the Boston Americans defeated Detroit 6 to 1 before about 6000 fans. Cy Young pitched well aside from a first inning error and received strong run support as Boston hitters, including Collins Criger and Ferris, drove in runs in the sixth. The victory keeps Young in the rotation as a pitcher for Boston amid a rain delay that shortened play and left the field slippery.
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Columbus
Boston Americans
Detroit
Ohio
Cy Young
Boston
Collins
Ferris
Criger
Parent
Burkett
O'Leary
Lindsay
Young
Selbach
Connor
Kitson
McIntyre
Stahl
Freeman
Boston Battery
Schaefer
Battery
Kip
Cooley
Crawford
Lowe
Lindsey
Jess
Drill
Barrett
AB PO
Ferri
Linds Schaefer
Plank Holds Phillies to One Run in Chicago Shutout
Plank dominated with two hits allowed and no runs as Philadelphia loses 1 0 to Chicago. Davis and Love Cross delivered the only run with back to back extra-base hits in the fourth inning. Attendance reach 15 000. Isbell, H Davis, and L Cross exacted two-base hits while Hoffman sacrifice and Green stole a base. Umpires Sheridan and McCarthy.
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Chicago
Plank
Harry Davis
Love Cross
Jones
Philadelphia
Isbell
H. Davis
L. Cross
Hoffman
Green
Owen
G. Davis
Sheridan and
McCarthy
Hartsel
HH. Davis
Seybold
R. F
Murphy
M. Cross
Encaens
Uo Schreck
Senne Newness
Oo Plank
Peewee
CIA
Holmes
Davis
Donahue
Ween
T Sullivan
Tannehill
McFarland
Narragansett Entries Today Promised Fine Races At Narragansett
Providence R I July 23 Prospective fields for tomorrow at Narragansett Park include a one mile race for 3-year-olds and up with Foncasta Claude Cloverland Master of Craft and Fifi among entries a five furlong selling for 2-year-olds features Pater Blue Mamie Rust and Dennis Sullivan and other events list horses with weights and provisional stakes for the coming week including Pawtucket July 25 and Narragansett July 29 handicaps with names such as Pallette Master of Craft and Rhythm among many others.
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Providence
R. L
Narragansett Park
Foncasta
Claude
Cloverland
Master of Craft
Fifi
Mirthless
Rhythm
Lochinvar
Pater
Blue Mamie
Rust
Dennis Sullivan
Ossinke
Crossaways
Sangalow
Mormon
Pink Garter
Trojan
Cabin
Goldfleur
Bonnie Reg
Hyperion
Drone
Wild Irishman
Rhino
Gaylord
Goldcraft
Barbuta
Azelina
Speedway
Jack Dolan
Lotus Eater
Magazam
Interlight
All Pink
Pallette
Ike S
Supreme Court
St. Gallien
Goldengreen
Enroute
Ruffit
Barkelmore
Stepaway
Bouvier
Pawtucket
Mil
Brennenworth
Catalina
Bugaboo
Stroller
Royal Blue
Queen Belle
Lady Rohesia
Fallott
Cottage Maid
R. I. Williams
Derry
Orthodox
Saladin
Yorkshire Lad
Neptunus
Arsenal
Lincroft
Lord Badge
Waterford
McGrathian
Prince
St. Resolute
Mystiss
Pentaur
Monacodor
Gamara
Side View
Pythia
Hocus Pocus
Crossways
Flim Flam
Lackey
Ruth W
Nellie Burn
Libation
Belvoir
Away
Henry Waring
the Clown
Andronike
St. Joseph
Mamie Foster
Merry Go Round
Necromancer
Donna
Ingot
Headway
Ambitious
Tambeau
W. H. Cary
Mr. Budd
Sunglow
Miss Point
Jolly Girl
Nil
Magaram
T. S. Martin
Obicular
R. U. Arn
Elkdom
Tangier
Just
Philadore Rye
Princess Royal
Silver Sue
Lucene
Adonis
Nostromo
Narragansett
Au Revoir
Little Scout
New York
Flinders
Tommy Waddell
Ralph
Bragg
Elliott
Tokalon
James F
Spring
Preen
Little Woods
Oarsman
Crown Prince
Monet
Revo
Ed Ball
Cedarstrome
Diamond Flush
Right and True
Red Knight
Workman
Shrine
Alencon
Toscan
Dolly Spanker
Gamer
Barbers Clash as Boston and Brockton Bats Hit Field
The Boston barbers face the Brockton barbers this afternoon at 3 o clock on the M street playgrounds in South Boston. Each team has won a game.
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Barbers Cross Bats
Boston Barbers
Brockton Barbers
M_ street
South
Boston
New York Beats St Louis 5-2 in Opening Game
New York won the opening game against St Louis 5 to 2. Powell and Sudhoff were hit frequently, with Powell delivering the more effective performance. Attendance was 11,200.
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ST. Louis
New York
Powell
Sudhoff
E Conroy
Aise
Ay Keeler
PD A. Stone
Starr
Cone van Zant
Frisk
Yeager
Williams
Stone
Conroy
York
O'Longhblin and
Connolly
Frank Greer in Training Aims at Baltimore Races
Frank Greer of East Boston, the champion amateur single sculler, trains at Lake Quinsigamond under James Ten Eyck for the Baltimore races on August 11 and 12. He seeks a victory over Canadian Louis Scholes, who won Henley’s diamond sculls last year, with potential doubles against Scholes and Smith. New York entrants include Fred Shepheard. other entries are Constance Titus, Fred Fuessel, and Frank Vesely.
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Worcester
Frank Greer
East Boston
America
James Ten Eyck
Lake Quinsigamond
Baltimore
Greer
Louis Scholes
Henley
East Boston Boat Club
Scholes
Smith
Joe Hobbs
Joe McGuire
George de Laskey
Fred Shepheard
Seawkanhaka Boat Club
New York
Constance Titus
Fred Fuessel
Harlem Rowing Club
Frank Vesely
Bohemian Club
Walsh Puts in Hard Training for Bantam Clash
Newton’s Jimmy Walsh intensifies preparation for a potential fall title bout with Joe Bowker of London. He trains daily at the L street baths, alternating swimming and handball with teammates and Sgt. Fitzgerald. Known as a top bantamweight, Walsh aims to beat Bowker, maintains discipline, and enjoys local support.
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Jimmy Walsh
Newton
Joe Bowker
London
Walsh
L Street Baths
Bill Coe
Larry Conley
Sergeant Fitzgerald
Ced" McGreevey
Boston
Brownie Club
Bowker
L Street
National Baseball Pairings Set Across Four Cities
National matchups list Pittsburg visiting Boston and Chicago at Philadelphia while St. Louis goes to Brooklyn and Cincinnati travels to New York setting the early season schedule across four venues.
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New York
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Boston
National
Brooklyn
Games Today in New England District
Lawrence faces Nashua Lowell plays Concord Haverhill visits New Bedford and Lynn meets Fall River in today’s schedule of boys games across the region.
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New England
Lawrence
Nashua
Lowell
Concord
Haverhill
New Bedford
Lynn
Fall River
Britt Brittish fight dispute over Nelson match record
Billy Nolan, manager of Battling Nelson, claims Britt will not honor the August bout with Nelson and the forfeit money held by Harry Corbett. Articles of agreement allegedly signed by Sam Berger for Britt, with Britt’s signature missing, and concerns Britt will back out of the meeting.
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San Francisco
Billy Nolan
Battling Nelson
Britt
Harry Corbett
Nolan
Nelson
Berger
Sam Berger
Jimmy Britt
Corbett
MAY REINSTATE JOCKEY SLOAN
Sympathy for Ted Sloan grows among turf officials and observers as he faces a possible reinstatement or at least a hearing. The English Jockey Club expelled him, but influential members like J. G. Folansbee and Andrew Miller have urged reconsideration amid hopes he will regain his license.
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New York
Ted Sloan
Sloan
Jockey Club
J. G. Folansbee
Andrew Miller
Vanderbilt Horse Idalia Wins Paris Prize at St. Cloud
W K Vanderbilt's Idalia won the Prix de Feudheresse a selling race over 1% miles at St. Cloud today. The victory marks a notable success for the Vanderbilt stead in Paris racing.
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Paris
Idalia
St. Cloud
Champs Out of Pennant Race
From Cleveland last Wednesday and Thursday the Boston Americans were swept from pennant contention. The piece mocks fan bets and jokes about trades and schemes to spur a comeback, noting Boston’s exit and pointing to Cleveland Philadelphia and Chicago as the remaining hopefuls.
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Champs
Open date prompts Boston Cleveland postponed game plans
Friday is an open date for Boston and Cleveland to play a postponed game. St Louis starts at Huntington Avenue on Saturday while Cleveland leaves Friday night for New York.
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Boston
Cleveland
St. Louis
Huntington Avenue
New York
Baseball News and Comment from Pittsburg and Boston
Newspaper notes from Pittsburg and Boston discuss Little Cy Young pitching for Boston and the champions returning home. Mentions include Armbruster, Burkett, Jim Flannery, and Dorchester, with analysis of Boston players Delehanty Abbaticchio Waldron and Wolverton.
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Pittsburg
South End
Cy Young
Boston
Armbruster
Arthur McGovern
Burkett
Collins
Jim Flannery
Dorchester
Giants
Nationals
Stahl
Parentgall
Parent
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Barney
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Wagner
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Jimmy Collins
Taylor
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