Braves Double Cubs 2–1 In Eleven Innings At Fenway Park
The Braves beat the Cubs 2 to 1 in eleven innings at Fenway Park. Pitching by Vaughan and Tyler, solid defense, Maranville supplied the deciding blow in the 11th as Boston’s defense held strong to complete the two game sweep.
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Braves
Bresnahan
H. Zim
Pete Knisely
Rogers
Jimmy Archer
M’larry
Kippo
Jim Vaughan
George Tyler
Vaughan
Red Smith
Big Jim
Boston
Tyler
Humphries
Maranville
Rabbitt
Rabbit
Dick Egan
Fisher
Cub
Whaling
Moran
Evers
Egan
Jimmy
Cubs
New Bedford Domination Beats Pawtucket 22 to 0
New Bedford pounded Pawtucket for 24 hits as Linder starred with strong hitting and base running in a 22 to 0 Colonial League victory set in New Bedford on July 23.
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New Bedford
Pawtucket
Linder
Haven
Brockton
Hartford
Springfield
Hartford Hammered Springfield in 5 to 4 Victory
Hartford defeated Springfield 5 to 4 as Yount batted for in the ninth inning. Trautman pitched 8 1 2 innings with 4 strikeouts, 4 walks, and a wild pitch. Demoe Gaudette Delehanty Swander Proulx Woodhouse and Texter led Hartford with key hits and steals.
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Springfield
Hartford
Yount
Demoe
Gaudette
Chouinard
Delehanty
Collins
Swander
Woods
Texter
Young
Proulx
Trautman
Whitehouse
Woodman
Gagnier
Miller
Lavigne
Waters
Po.a
Chon
Deleh'ty
Whiteh'e
Werre
Bentley
Brockton Defeated by New Haven 5 1 in Poor Battery Work
New Haven topped Brockton 5 to 1 as Brockton’s poor battery work and Dempsey’s passed balls led to two early scores. Somers pitched for Brockton facing Peters who struck out nine with Peters giving up multiple runs.
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Brockton
New Haven
Peters
Dempsey
Coles
Jacobson
Hogan
Kiley
Soper
Weeden
Fredicks
Speran
Murphy
Doherty
Menosky
Fredericks
Riley
Powers
Senno
Somers
Cans
Mahoney
Cincinnati Noses Out Quakers In Extra Innings
Cincinnati earned a 3 to 2 win over Philadelphia after late comeback scoring. Mollwitz and Becker delivered two base hits with key defensive plays and pitching tallies from Toney, Benton, Chalmers, and Baumgartner shaped the result.
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Toney
Benton
Byrne
Bancroft
Luderus
Griffith Mollwitz
Chalmers
Baumgartner
Chalmer
Dale
Byron
Eason
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Herzog
Niehoff
Leach
Whitted
Rixey
Mollwitz
Two
Seeee Leach
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Peae Benton
Stan
Wingo Dale
AB. Byrne
Becker
Weiser
Cravath
Miehoff
fTincup
Eeersegesen
Pittsburg Twice Falls On Giants In Doubleheader
New York 6 to 1 and 4 to 2 as Pittsburg defeats the Giants on July 23 in both games. Key plays include Meyers three base hit and Stolen bases by Carey and Baird. Mamaux allowed five hits in eight innings. Tesreau pitched eight strikeouts for New York.
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New York
Viox
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Meyers
Carey
Baird
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Lobert
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Brooklyn Beats Cardinals 9 to 7 in Loose Game
Brooklyn defeats St. Louis 9 to 7 in a game marked by erratic fielding and free hitting. Long, Cutshaw, Stengel two-base hits. Wheat Miller Bescher homer. Daubert, Getz steal. Deak Dell Niehaus pitcher hits and outs tracked.
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Huggins
J. Miller
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Dell
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Niehaus
Eninge
Pfeffer
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Braves Move Up In National League Race After Cubs Win
The Braves grabbed a narrow lead in the National League standings by defeating the Cubs yesterday. The New York Giants fell twice to Pittsburgh, allowing Boston to rise by a single point in the race.
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John K. Tener
National League
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Cap Evers
Amos Quigley
Evers
Cubs
Braves
New York Giants
Pittsburg
Boston
Baseball league slate with intercity matchups
The schedule lists American League games across Boston at St Louis, New York at Chicago, Philadelphia at Cleveland, and Washington at Detroit. National League features Chicago at Boston and St Louis at Brooklyn, with Pittsburg at New York and Cincinnati at Philadelphia. Additional Federal and New England League pairings include multiple two game series across Brooklyn St Louis Buffalo Kansas City Newark and several regional duels in New England towns.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
New York
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ST. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Ceess
Cleveland
Veesell
Detroit
Washington Aay
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Insian
Eensee
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Newark
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W.sseeses
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Washington
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P.C Chicago
St Louis
Newark Ee
Buffalo
Lynn shuts out Lawrence 2 to 0 in New England League
Lynn pitchers Martin and Pearson split the shutout as Lynn defeats Lawrence 2 to 0. Lynch and Mahoney excel in the field with multiple defensive plays including a two base hit by Oster gren and stolen bases by Porter Halstein Lynch and Gleason. Umpire White at the plate, game time about 86 minutes.
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Lawrence
Lynch
Mahoney
Flaherty
BSG
Porter
Tierney
Ostergren
Halstein
Gleason
Ordway
Martin
Pearson
White
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A.R. Nence Porter
O'O'nell
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Haight
Warner
Orcut
Reed
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Harris
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Luyster
Lewiston Loses In 10 Inning Pitchers Duel
In a 10 inning game Lewiston bats for Van Dyke Smith and falls 4 to 1 to Worcester. Key hits include Carroll two base and Potteiger two three-base efforts. Van Dyke allowed 10 hits and Whittaker struck out six for Worcester.
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Worcester
Page
Potteiger
Carroll
McSherry
Becker
Maloney
Deneville
Foster
Gardella
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McCleskey
Denoville
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Whittaker
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Lehman Ninth Rally In Nail-biter
Manchester 9 10 14 0 28 Lowell 6 0 0 0 6. Snell hits two homers and two bases, Greenhalge and Briggs multi hit, Poland with a three base and a two base, Stolen base Fahey. Lohman 4 strikeouts, Horsey 2. Um pire Aubrey. Time 1h 55m.
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Manchester
Lowell TS
Fahey
Greenhalge
Dee
Bawcock
Poland
Snell
Spires
Briggs
McGeehan
Barrows
Bowcock
Swayne
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Lohman
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Lowell
Kiernan
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G'halge
O’connor
McGhan
Kilhullen
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Torphy
Fitchburg Spirals Ahead for 9 2 Victory Over Portland
Mayberry lifted Fitchburg in the fourth with a long fly after two errors. He then benefited from four hits and two walks to push six runs across. Fitchburg led 6 0 and held on for a 9 2 win over Portland.
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Mayberry
Fitchburg
PEP Racing Tonight at Revere Cycle Track
Victor Linart accuses American riders of teaming after his first defeat in the 40 mile motor paced race at Revere with contenders George Wiley Georges Seres and Percy Lawrence. Wiley denies any teaming and pledges to prove his win again tonight.
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Revere
George Wiley
Georges Seres
Percy Lawrence
Wiley
Linart
Carman
Collins
Syracuse
Smnart
Big sports mix of athletes and events from old press
A wide array of sports notes threads through this column. Joe Lannin invites 7500 Aleppo Temple Shriners to a Red Sox game as big as the season’s biggest clash with the White Sox. Mentions of Dave Caldwell Billy Meanix Pan ama Pacific trips and a host of athletes including Taber Fabre O Connor Gotch Johnson and Choynski outline rivalries and potential comebacks.
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Aleppo Temple of Mystic Shriners
Detroit Red Sox
Detroit
White Sox
Joe Lannin
Joe
Shriners
Conneff Mile Record Earned In Special Race 1895
The former world amateur mile record holder Tommy Conneff set a 4 minutes 15.25 seconds mark in a special August 1895 race at the New York Athletic Club Ladies Day. He was paced by runners including Allie Remington Charlie Kilpatrick and Tom Burke.
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Conneff
Norman Taber
London A. C
New York
White Balked Saylor Bout Leads to Azevedo Showdown
Charley White balks at terms for a Saylor rematch, pushing Atlas A A to book Joe Azevedo of Portugal as Young Saylor’s next opponent. Azevedo is said to have a win over Ad Wolgast and Owen Moran, signaling a lively lightweight scene in Boston before winter. The card also features Billy Galvin versus Battling McFarland, Young Clancy against Cy Goodwin, and a main eight-round bout George Alger versus Belgian Brown with a Boston rivalry framing their clash.
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Freddie Welsh
Atlas A. A
Young Saylor
Brother White
White
Joe Azevedo
Joseph
Ad Wolgast
Owen Moran
Indianapolis
Gil Gallant
Chelsea
Boston
Billy Galvin
Battling McFarland
Providence
Clancy
Cy Goodwin
George Alger
Cambridge
Belgian Brown
Alger
Brown
Gloucester
Thorpe Transfers to Harrisburg Club in Double Header
Harrisburg Penn July 2 James Thorpe Indian baseball player has been moved from the Jersey City team of the International League to Harrisburg at his own request. He will play right field in the double header against Providence here tomorrow to fill the vacancy created by Callahan’s broken leg.
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Harrisburg
Penn
James Thorpe
Jersey City
Providence
Thorpe
Callahan
Marines to Play Pinehursts in Cambridge July 2
The U S Marine Corps of West Hing ham will face Pinehurst of East Cambridge on July 2 at 2 o'clock. Both teams are bitter rivals and a large Cambridge crowd is expected. Pinehursts manager Frank Lyons aims to challenge Roslindale if they win Sunday.
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West Hingham
Pinehurst
East Cambridge
Cambridge
Frank Lyons
Pinehursts
Roslindale
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