Sparks Debuts for Boston In 6-2 Victory Over St Louis
Frank Sparks, just released from New York by McGraw, pitched five sharp innings after joining Boston American. He held St Louis to four hits and two runs, while Collins led Boston with a fourth inning homer with bases loaded. Dougherty and Collins added two hits each for Boston as Stahl made a highlight defensive play.
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Frank Sparks
New York
McGraw
Huntington Avenue
St. Louis
Sparks
Collins
Boston
Harper
Stahl
Wallace
Hemphill
McCormick
Parent
Ferris
Dougherty
Freeman
Anderson
Padden
Warner
Lachance
Waterloo
Sugden
St. Louisan
Baseball Box Score Notes and Pitching Details
Howell and Smith, Garvin, Davis and Isbell. Bases on balls Off Wiltse 1 off Griffith 2 off Garvin 8. Hit by pitched ball by Griffith 1. Struck out by Wiltse 5 by Griffith 2 by Garvin 2. Wild pitch Griffith. Left on bases Baltimore 7 Chicago 5. Time 1h 55m. Umpire Johnstone Attendance 4084.
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Smith
Garvin
Davis
Isbell
Wiltse
Griffith
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Chicago
Johnstone
Cincinnati
Ec Dobbs
Beckley
Wms
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Seymour
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Delninger
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Ryan
Karve
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Fall River
Wade
Rollins
Wilder
Bannon
Wilson
Ball
Karns
Miran
Meagher
Coveney
Hassett
Cleveland Wins With Final At Bat In National League Action
Cleveland scored five runs in the final turn and beat their opponent on four singles and a triple plus an error. Attendance was about 5000. Boston Nationals topped Philadelphia Quakers as Pittinger allowed two double plays and Demontreville and Tenney contributed. Tenney had two hits, Carney added a two bagger, and Umpires Eason and White received praise for call.
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Washington
Cleveland
National
P.ttinger
Quakers
South End Grounds
Boston Nationals
Phillies
Pittinger
Demontreville
Long
Tenney
Wolverton
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Fettle
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Doom
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Douglass
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Reef
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Pemontrarle
Nationals Shut Out Quakers in Tight Victory
Nationals blank the Quakers as Long reaches third on a single and Moran follows. Tenney is left on second after Carney’s weak swing. The game ends with a double play featuring Demontreville and Tenney, echoing a previous contest.
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Long
Moran
Tenney
Carney
Wolverton
Demontreville
Rival city matchups headline big league schedule
National league card lists Philadelphia at Boston New York at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Chicago and Pittsburg at St. Louis showcasing key city showdowns across the circuit.
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Boston
ST. Louis
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Seers
Baltimore
Philadelphia
St Louis
Washingston
Detroit
Atta
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
New York
Pittsburg
St. Touls
American League Tilt Ends In Split With Chicago
The American League club split with Chicago in a doubleheader. Errors aided Chicago in the first game while Baltimore rallied in the second with sharp fielding and timely hits to win 7 to 4. Strang Gilbert and Yeager starred for Chicago, Daly Sullivan and Patterson contributed for Baltimore. Time of game unknown. Umpire Johnstone presided.
New England Matchups in Regional Pairings
Sawell plays Fall River while Nashua faces Dover Concord meets Haverhill Manchester challenges Lawrence in New England sectional listings for upcoming games.
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Sawell
Fall River
Nashua
Dover
Concord
Haverhill
Manchester
Lawrence
New England
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Lowell Seen Eee
Dover Ee Seer
Newsboys Protective Union Picnic at Oak Island Grove
At Oak Island Grove Revere the Newsboys Protective Union hosts an annual picnic today with labor leaders invited and a large crowd expected. Features include a Hemlocks versus Royals baseball game and multiple track and bicycle events plus potato and sack races. Music by Collins’s First Regiment Band. If rain, outing postponed.
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Oak Island Grove
Revere
Newsboys’ Protective Union
Hemlocks
West End
Royals
Medford
Collins
First Regiment
Maher’s Mountains Wins Liverpool Cup at July Meeting
Maher the American jockey rode Glasalt to victory in the Liverpool cup a 1200 sovereign prize at the Liverpool July meeting.
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London
Blood Poison Cure Ad Claims Easy Remedy
A Philadelphia address advertises Brown's Blood Cure claiming to treat blood poison and skin ulcers. It notes a $2.00 bottle lasting one month and lists Klein's Drug Store in Lynn and Hall & Lyon's in Providence as sellers.
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DR. Brown
Philadelphia
Penn
Brown
Klein's
Boylston and
Tremont Sts
Lynn
J. M. Nelson
Providence
Hall & Lyon’s
Visitors overpower Reds as Chicago misfires in Geneva league clash
National League game notes Chicago visitors win while Phillips limits Cincinnati to five hits. Mehaefer hit by pitch spoiled a shutout. Attendance listed as 3000. Game details include scattered hits by Beckley, Seymour and Peltz with fellow Cincinnati batters piling runs late.
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Chicago
Menefee
Phillips
Mehaefer
Brooklyn Beats New York 2 0 at Polo Grounds
Brooklyn pitcher Kitson hits a home run in the third and fanned nine as Brooklyn defeats New York 2 to 0 at the Polo Grounds. New York stranded two in the first inning before Sheckard's left field throw nailed Brodie at the plate.
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National
New York
Brooklyn
Polo Grounds
Kitson
Bresnahan
Sheckard
Brodie
Hudson Drives to World Record in Four Harness Races
At Glenville, Hudson & Gatcomb of Lexington swept all four races, setting a world record with Hudson at the reins. The betting crowd suffered heavy losses as the stable collected about $40,000 in winnings, with Shadow Chimes and Twinkle among notable upsets and fast times like 2:06 for 2:06 pace and 2:11 3-4 for the 2:10 trot.
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Cleveland
Glenville
Hudson & Gatcomb
Lexington
Hudson
E. E. Smathers
New York
Shadow Chimes
Audubon Boy
McDonald
Chase
Alice Russell
Silver Sign
Twinkle
Lowell Wins 7-4 as Kane Hits Notch Weddige Kel ley Standouts
Lowell defeats their opponent 7 to 4 in a loose fielding game. Kane, Weddige and Kel ley turned two quick double plays, and Kane homered over the right field fence, delivering the notable highlight.
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Lowell
Kane
Weddige
Kelley
Haverhill Shuts Out Manchester in Easy Victory
Haverhill beat Manchester 6 to 0 as Delnger pitched strongly, allowing four Manchester singles. Volz struggled early but settled. Swander retired after being hit by a ball. Umpire Ryan debuted, directing a polished game before about 600 spectators.
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New England
Haverhill
Manchester
Deininger
Volz
Poland
W. Clarke
Richardson
Swander
Ryan
Fall River Beats Nashua In Tight Baseball Tilt
Wade held Nashua until the sixth inning when they rallied for two triples and four singles. Ball and Hanscomb made key running catches as Nashua finally broke through. Karns and Cov eny listed among fielding plays.
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England
Fall River
Wade
Nashua
Ball
Hanscomb
Puntahe
Hafford
Karns
Wilder
B'eoch
Rollins
Wilson
A Kelley
Jordan
McK'wan
H’comp
Lamont
Bannon
Derwin
Coveney
Martin Defeats Armstrong in Colored World Title Bout
London July 25 The boxing match at Crystal Palace between Bob Armstrong and Denver Ed Martin drew a large crowd. Martin dominated from the start and won clearly on points after 15 rounds, with plans to challenge the Jeffries Fitzsimmons winner in San Francisco tonight.
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Martin
Armstrong
London
Bob” Armstrong
Denver
Crystal Palace
Jeffries
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