Cincinnati Reds Take Final Game of Boston Series
Cincinnati, Ohio July 24 Reds beat the Beaneaters to take five of seven in the series. McNichols pitched poorly for Boston as Cincinnati jumped to a six run first inning aided by walks and hits. Dolan homered for Boston’s lone run, but the Reds tacked on more in the seventh and eighth. Boston heads home late tonight.
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St Louis and Philadelphia Split Doubleheader
St Louis and Philadelphia tied the twin bill today after McFarland outpitched Fraser in game one while Philadelphia rallied in the eighth to win the second. Attendance reached 18,900.
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Collins World Beaters Slump Forces Boston Fans to Worry
The Boston crowd questions Collins as his World Beaters fail in six straight, dropping from first to a game and a half lead. Dineen pitched well until a ninth inning error by Farrell sparked a double steal by St Louis. Cleveland, New York, and Philadelphia falter while Washington remains weak. Despite the slide, Collins remains confident, hoping to halt the skid against Chicago with key players like Parent and Cooley contributing modestly for a team plagued by poor fielding and untimely hits.
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American League Result Forecasts Clash of Giants Today
Collins world beaters meet St Louis for the fourth game of the series as Analysts predict the outcome may steer the league race. Boston aims to rebound from a slump while Gibson or Winter starts for the Nationals. Sudhoff or Howell to pitch for St Louis as McAleer plans a four straight bid.
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New Star Cyclist at Charles River Park Tomorrow
Frank Kramer of East Orange will lead sprinters in half mile, five mile open, and one mile consolation at Charles River Park tomorrow evening. A new rival, Australian Fred Schepps, debuts and is expected to challenge Kramer, with Floyd McFarland predicting Schepps may trouble the champion. Also racing are E F Root Frank Cadwell John Bedell Menus Bedell Willie Fenn and others in sprint events, plus a close team race Will Stinson Nat Butler versus Louis Mettling Hugh MacLean.
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Cambridge A A boxing bout promises exciting night
Tonight at Cambridge A A the card features Charley O Rourke versus Professor Robinson in the final and Young Langford pursuing Jack Downey. Fitzimmons and O'Brien fight to a likely draw as Referee Crowhurst notes the six round limit was too short. The piece condemns women spectators at boxing, urging them to baseball or tennis instead.
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Numerous Boston Area Clubs Seek Youth Baseball Games by Age
A long list of clubs including Kilton A C St Catherine s Bloomer Girls Portsmouth A C Whitney A C Athletics Tigers Charter Oaks Warrens Everett Swallows Halletts Fremonts Elms Malays Norfolk Forest Hills Juniors Rosary Olympias St Marys Young Cottagers Sacred Heart Juniors Young Bryants Tieler Juniors Our Boys Hall A C Winthrops Glenwoods Metropolitan Mets Crescents Echo A C Supples and others arrange games with various age groups from 10 to 18 plus seeking strong amateur or semi pro opponents. Names and addresses provided for managers and clubs across Dorchester Roxbury Charlestown East Boston Somerville Malden Revere Chelsea Everett South Boston and nearby towns. Several want guaranteed payments. others seek out-of-town games or specific age brackets.
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Snowhill Street
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Tom Lett
Tremont Street
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Partridge Avenue
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Wast Cottage Street
Echo A. C
John Donovan
Marcella Street
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Major League Matchups Listed for Tonight
The card shows St Louis at Boston, Chicago at New York, Cleveland at Philadelphia, and Washington at Detroit as the featured games for the evening. Team matchups highlight marquee intercity battles across the league.
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Jeffries and Munroe Train for Heavyweight Title Bout
New York July 24 Champion Jim Jeffries and Jack Munroe began active training for their heavyweight championship, now set for late next month after two postponements. Munroe arrived on the Pacific coast last week and resumed his old training quarters, with his chances improving as Jeffries has gained weight from recent inactivity. Munroe’s prospects hinge on Jeffries conditioning, and a victory would secure a fortune and a chance at leisure.
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World's champion oarsmen to clash at Creve Coeur Lake
Oarsmen from nearly every state plus international entrants from Berlin and Toronto head to Creve Coeur Lake St Louis for the NAO worlds regatta at the world's fair. Notables include Frank Greer James Ten Eyck Lou Scholes and Edward Atherton with Greer favored to meet Scholes in the singles.
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Athlete Kiely to Attend St. Augustine's Field Day
Irish athlete and world all round champion T F Kiely will stay for an extra week to compete at St Augustine's field day in South Boston on August 6. He has been Britain's champion for 15 years and says this will be his final season. Kiely delayed departure after recent world title in St Louis. James E Sullivan and trainer Jack Moakley helped bring him to Boston, described by John Flanagan as the city most eager for clean track and field events.
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Barrow Quits Detroit Team as Fireworks Abate
F u Barrow resigns as Detroit manager, accepted by President Yawkey. Link Lowe will oversee the club with no manager named until next season. Barrow aims to manage a minor league team. Johnson and Yawkey depart for Chicago amid base ball talks as Detroit negotiates Coughlin and secures Drill from the Senators.
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St Louis and Brooklyn News Warm Baseball Rallying Cry
St Louis optimism returns as Buck's Braves aim for four straight wins with Winter or Gibson pitching today. McAleer proclaims victory under fate yet seeks more, while McGraw, Johnson, and McGreevey rally fans for a home stand against Chicago and Brooklyn.
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