Matchups Ignite Basketball Card Across Cities
Boston meets Cincinnati in a key game while New York faces St. Louis and Brooklyn plays Louisville. Philadelphia travels to Pittsburgh and Baltimore takes on Chicago in a bustling slate across major venues.
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Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Loulaville
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Chicago
New England League Games Today Taunton at Brockton
Taunton faces Brockton while Portland plays Pawtucket and Manchester meets Newport in New England League action scheduled for today.
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Taunton
Brockton
Portland
Pawtucket
Manchester
Newport
Extraordinary diagnosis and free consult with Dr Liverpool at Tremont Street
A Boston advertisement touts Dr. Liverpool at 283 Tremont Street offering one week free diagnosis and cures for numerous diseases. It claims thousands of successful cases across many conditions with medicines supplied free during treatment and emphasizes a no-questions examination and guaranteed possibility of cure.
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Tremont Street
Bright
Portland and Pawtucket Battle Amid Scoring Chaos
Portland pitcher Callahan sparkled as Pawtucket and Portland exchange miscues and hits. Don Stolen bases, Bone and Lepine duplicate, and Conroy gains two hits. Callahan, Smith, Toft and Miller issued walks while Hoblitt was hit by a pitch. Attendance around 5,000 with Spratt injuring his right hand.
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Wiley
Lepine
Conroy
Ferris
Boné
Callahan
Smith
Toft
Miller
Weisbecker
Cahan
Hoblitt
Poe Sepatty Pulsifer
Moore
Brockton Defeats Taunton Behind Strong Hitting
The Brocktons defeated Taunton 4 to 0 in Taunton as Mathewson struggled and Taunton fielding faltered. Curtis left after a fourth inning injury. Brockton collected four earned runs to Taunton’s two, with multiple players contributing in hits and baserunning. Attendance was about 600.
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Brocktons
Mathewson
Tauntons
Curtis
Brockton
Perkins
Knox
Breckenridge
Russell
Smith
Reckenridge
Clancy
Shay
Hawke
Nox
King
Brady
Gay
Transcript Wins Third Newsp aper League Game On Narrow Margin
The Post and Transcript teams met at the South End grounds for the third NP League game. Transcript earned its first win of the season with a one run margin as Regan pitched strongly for Post and Greenall teamed with Regan in the winners’ battery. Richardson hit well for Transcript. a protest was filed since Regan was not an association member and the game may be replayed.
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Transcript
South End Grounds
Regan
Association
Greenall
Richardson
Post Soar Cunces Cane
Unclear Matchups Highlight Regional Scores
At Springfield Springfield 10 Worces and Toronto Montreal 3. Toronto 1. Syracuse Rochester 6 Syracuse a. At Hartford Hartford 6 Providence. At Newport Manchester 8 Newport 1.
Boston Triumphs Over Cincinnati On Sharp Hitting
Boston won at Cincinnati 5 0 in a game highlighted by Nichols masterful pitching and strong hitting from Collins Tenney Clarke and Beckley. Cincinnati surged with late scoring, misplays and disputed calls by umpire Manassau, while Hamilton Collins Tenney and Loney provided key totals. Attendance was 200.
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Manassau
Bergen
Clarke
Marty
Collins
Tenney
Steinfeldt
Beckley
Corcoran
Bostons
Hoyts
Selbach
McPhee
Hamilton
Long
Dwyer
Ney
Loney
Day
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Lowe
Coran
Peitz
Stenzel
Taylor
Manassay
Latham
Pittsburg Wins Two Games in Doubleheader
Pittsburg team pulled ahead with two victories in a summer doubleheader. The results came on a hot July day in Pittsburg as players showcased strong batting and pitching to secure wins. Local fans celebrated back-to-back victories boosting team morale for the season.
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Pittsburg
Orphans Top Orioles in Clean Fielding Dominoes Victory
Chicago game recap notes Orphans outbatted Orioles and played cleaner defense. McGinnity and Phyle contributed steady control with bases on balls aiding the visitors to victory. Attendance recorded at 90. The score remains unresolved in readable fragments.
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Orphans
Orioles
McGinnity
Phyle
Portland news fragment notes unclear local event
Fragmentary OCR text from a Portland area item mentions a scheduled event and agreement terms but lacks readable names, dates, or venues making specifics impossible to confirm.
Baseball notes on players and teams from Boston area
The report covers player trades and injuries including Ann and Aleck Smith joining Washington for McGuire, Jack Grim's arm trouble, and various club movements. It notes Louisville wins in Baltimore, remarks by Ben Mulford Jr, and upcoming games for Mount Washington in Everett and Attleboro. Also mentions a funeral for Miah Murray’s wife, a Mingling of local clubs, and militia and charity games with Knights of Columbus and Cambridge teams.
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Hanlon
Grim
Louisville
Baltimore
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Youngson
New York
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Decker
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Miah Murray
Dorchester
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Hot Springs
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Neimati
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Jack Taylor
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Old Boylston Scool Association
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Algonquin Camping Club
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Charles River Park
Holy Ghost Hospital
Bicycle Notes and Races in New England Circuit
R F Kelly of Hartford visits as N C A district board chair while Commonwealth Bicycle Club's Gloucester run draws 21 riders. Return by boat. next Sunday’s ride to Medford. William J Smith tours Halifax Yarmouth and St John. Gallagher challenges Bob Jones in Rockland five mile pursuit. Stevens leads NAC competitive championship of 99. Cooper, Kimble, Kiser, Wal tham follow. Bald and McFarland reach Spaao finals without points. Current standings Stevens 10, Cooper 9, Kimble 7, Kiser 6, Wal tham 2. Everett Ryan slated for a 16 or 20 1/2 mile pursuit at Buffalo Labor Day.
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District Board of Control
New England
Thorndike
Commonwealth Bicycle Club
Gloucester
Medford
William J. Smith
Halifax
Yarmouth
St. John
C. Gallagher
East Milton
Kimble
Kiser
Waltham
Everett Ryan
Buffalo Labor Day
Gans Wins Narrowly in Four Rounds at Coney Island
Three lively bouts at the Coney Island Sporting Club featured six colored pugilists. Joe Gans edged Dobbs in under four rounds as strong exchanges and knockdowns marked the program. Byers defeated Strong after a brutal ten-round affair, while George Cole stopped Tony Drew in the fourth at 45 pounds.
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Coney Island Sporting Club
Frank Childs
Chicago
George Byers
Boston
Childs
Charley Strong
Newark
Strong
Byers
Bostonian
George Cole
Trenton
N. J
Tony Drew
Brooklyn
Cole
Drew
Denver
Martin
Charles Stevenson
Philadelphia
Stevenson
Philadelphian
George Edwards
Gans Defeats Dobbs In Four Round Bout At Sea Bright
Joe Gans defeated Jack Dobbs of Boston at the Sea Bright Casino under the Apureka Athletic Club in under four rounds. Gans, in peak form, pressed the action from the third round and pummeled Dobbs until the latter threw in the sponge with half a minute remaining.
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Joe Gans
Jack Dobbs
Boston
Sea Bright Casin
Apureka, Athletic Club
George McFadden
New York
Gans
Dobbs
Leon Wins On Points In 20 Round Bantam Bout
Casper Leon world bantamweight champion won a points decision over Morris Rauch of Chicago in 20 rounds at the West End Club in St Louis. Rauch fought hard but Leon landed more blows. Leon earned a matchup with Steve Flannagan of Philadelphia.
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Casper Leon
Morris Rauch
Chicago
West End
Rauch
Leon
Steve Flannagan
Philadelphia
Lemons Knocked Out by Donovan in Rochester Lightweight Bout
Harry Lemons, a veteran negro lightweight, was knocked out in the first round by Mike Donovan of Rochester tonight in a fight scheduled for twenty rounds. The bout took place in Rochester, New York, and headlines the local boxing card.
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N. Y
Harry Lemons
Mike Donovan
Rotchford Defeats Corbett in Denver Bout for Bantam Crown
Billy Rotchford of Chicago, holder of the world bantamweight title after defeating Pedlar Palmer, won the decision over Denver’s young Corbett at the Colorado A. C. Association event in Denver.
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Billy Rotchford
Chicago
Pedlar Palmer
England
Young Corbett
Colorado A. C. Association
Boxing Gossip Highlights Fitzsimmons Aiding Injury Scene
Boxing gossip notes Bob Fitzsimmons once again proves practical with medical effort after a bath boy cuts his foot at Bath Beach. He fetches instruments, threads a needle, applies fluid, and stitches the wound, then thanks the grateful boy who refuses payment. Fitzsimmons plans daily exercise while awaiting a possible return to boxing next fall.
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Bath Beach
Fits
Baths Beach
Tim Kearns
al McMurray
New York
Dwyer
Bronkls
South End
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Cleveland Grand Circuit Races Open In Poor Attendance
The Cleveland circuit races began in fair weather but small turnout due to a streetcar strike. Only two finishes occurred, one heat unfinished, with Chanty winning the 2:14 trot as Attoka faded. Maximilian crashed a sulky in the 2:16 pace, then recovered to win. Pools listed Maximilian as favorite, with Gypsy Red and Star Hat at 2s and Sweet Violet at 10s. The 2:27 pace disappointed as Sphinx S. won two heats over Harry O. and Orin B. The 2:19 trot proceeds to tomorrow.
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Races at Waltham Highlight Large Entry List Tonight
A large entry list for the Waltham races to be lit by electric light. Proceeds go to the river carnival on August 15. Events include a 10 mile paced race, five mile team and motor tandem races, a 10 mile multicycle paced race, and an amateur sprint program with multiple one-third mile and one-mile handicap events featuring riders from Waltham and neighboring clubs. Arthur A. Zimmerman will present an exhibition paced by a motor tandem.
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Ex Champion Sculler Blackman Dead in London
Former English single sculling champion Blackman has died in London. The report notes his prominence in the sport and marks the end of a noted rowing career.
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London
National rowing regatta fills Boston river crowds
The Charles River drew spectators as crews prepared for Friday and Saturday races. Union Boat Club hosted practice for doubles. New Orleans Gymnastic Club arrived for starts and sprints. Western Rowing Club from St Louis brought a champion four, with teams and boats staged at the Union Moat and B A A clubs.
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Jim Wray
Joe Maguire
Union Boat Club
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Association
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Lewis
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Harlem
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Millstream Boat Club
Kidney Swamp Root touted as cure all kidney trouble
The Boston Daily Post notes claims for Dr Kilmer and Co's Swamp Root as the true remedy for kidney bladder and urine troubles. An offer includes a free sample and a book. readers urged to write to Binghamton NY and mention the paper.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
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Boston Daily Post
Electric Light Meet At Waltham Bicycle Park
An electric light meet is set at the Waltham Bicycle Park at 8 p.m. on July 26 with trains every half hour from 6 to 7 20 p m via Fitchburg railroad from Union station at a round trip fare of 2 1/2 cents.
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