Giants After Scalp as Boston Prepares to Host
The Boston Doves, under manager Harry Smith, prepare for a series with the New York Giants. Boston relies on White and Mattern in rotation while new players like Hosea Liner and Dave Shean boost the lineup. The Red Sox have a layoff before opening against St. Louis after a tough West trip and a Detroit doubleheader setback.
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St Louis Rally Edges Reds In 12 Inning Win
St Louis defeated Cincinnati 7 to 4 in 12 innings after a tight pitchers duel. Mowrey twisted his ankle in the eighth. up to that point Spade had allowed only one hit. The decisive three runs came in the final frame to clinch the victory.
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Big Ed Walsh to Rest After Shoulder Injury
Big Ed Walsh will rest after injuring a finger and shoulder. He plans to remain quiet for a short period to recover.
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Collins Stops Tigers 4-0 in Boston Victory
Collins pitched a masterful game for Boston as the Red Sox beat Detroit 4-0. Sam Crawford collected all four Tiger hits, while Cobb struggled at the plate. Boston fielders impressed with sharp plays and a strong defense backing Collins.
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Lake Plans Shifts Hooper Gessler to Be Replaced at Right Field
Detroit July 25 The Red Sox may bench Gessler for Harry Hooper in right field and appoint Harry Lord as captain. Manager Lake moves to secure regular strong effort in right field and may trade Gessler if a fair return arrives. Lord expected to assist in coaching after Gessler's illness unsettled leadership.
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St Louis Browns Dominate Senators 6-0
Washington offered little resistance as St. Louis Browns shut out Washington Senators 6 to 0 in St Louis. The game featured a commanding Browns performance on July 2.
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Chicago Wins Fourth Straight as 8 0 Victory
Chicago defeated Philadelphia 8 to 0 marking the locals eighth straight win. Smith pitched excellently while Morgan’s wildness cost Philadelphia. The game highlighted Chicago’s strong offense and dominant defense.
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Pirates Catcher Gibson Proves Durable Behind Plate
Pirate Gibson, a dependable catcher, is noted for his overall work rate and ability to handle the daily pace. The article highlights his persistence and steady defense as a rare asset in the Pirates' lineup.
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Mike Donlin Receives Warm Gotham Support From Friends
Mike Donlin gains backing from Gotham acquaintances as praise and goodwill circulate among his circle. The public mood appears favorable toward his leadership and projects in the city.
Young Abel Kiviar Impresses Locally In Half Mile Relay
Abel R. Kiviar, 17, starred in the Locust street grounds meet for the Irish American A A of New York at St Augustine's games, facing Bingham the New England interscholastic champ. His recent rise began with a 1 minute 59 2 5 second win in the Metropolitan junior championships, signaling a potential future as a top middle distance runner.
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Matchups Draw Across League Cities
New York faces Boston while Brooklyn meets Philadelphia and Cincinnati plays Pittsburg. Chicago travels to St. Louis for upcoming basketball doubleheaders.
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Local matchups set for New England teams
New England fixtures list Decisive city pairings with Lawrence facing Haverhill Brockton meeting Lynn New Bedford clashing Fall River and Lowell playing Worcester in upcoming games.
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Merkle Spikes Marquard In Newark Exhibition
The New York Nationals beat the Newark Eastern League team 5 to 2 in Newark New Jersey. Merkle fouled into a dangerous clash with pitcher Christy Marquard injuring his foot and forcing an early exit from the game. Marquard may miss a month due to the gash.
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Mighty Swatters Becoming Rare
A historical survey traces batting decline through rule changes and glove use. It covers leaders like Ross Barnes Honus Wagner Tip O Neill Adrian Anson Dan Brouthers and Ty Cobb, noting shifts in averages from 1876 to the early 1900s and the impact of pitching distance balls and fouls.
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Baseball scores from Sunday slate across leagues
Indianapolis edged by Milwaukee 2 to 1 in 18 innings. Louisville beat St Paul 3 to 0 then lost 3 to 2 in a second game. Columbus swept Minneapolis 10 to 2 and 2 to 0. Toledo won 8 to 2 then 5 to 4 over Kansas City. Providence defeated Montreal 6 to 3. Baltimore blanked Jersey City 9 to 0 on forfeit. Connecticut League Waterbury beat New Britain 5 to 1. Nashville beat Memphis 2 to 0. Montgomery edged New Orleans 2 to 1.
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Brooklyn Defeats Atlantic City 8 to 2 in Exhibition
Brooklyn National League team routed Atlantic City 8 to 2 in a game played in Atlantic City New Jersey. The result showcased Brooklyn's strong offense and solid pitching for the outing.
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Worcester Star Signs Hugh Bradley to Boston Americans
Final arrangements for the sale of Hugh F Bradley the Worcester crack first baseman have been completed and he has been signed by the Boston Americans. Bradley will finish this season with the locals. He is credited with a .344 batting average and 90 hits ranking high among league first basemen. He has played on a championship team for over three years and is noted for solid fielding.
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Worcester Stalls Bradley Trade Talk Pending
July 25. George Stallings of the New York Americans wants Hugh F Bradley first baseman of the Worcesters. Manager Jesse Burkett received a wire from Stallings in Cleveland last night urging to hold Bradley until a proposal can be submitted.
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Two Boston boys join the Red Sox forming first local battery in years
Tommy Madden and Eddie Karger join the Red Sox after Karger was traded from St Paul. Karger, born in Roxbury, has spent much of his life in the West. The note hints at a coming baseball war with plans for Pittsburgh and North Chicago intrigue.
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Dave Shean Delivers Power Hit in Hub Favorite Weekend
Dave Shean remains a clubhouse favorite in the Hub after a defining home run on Saturday. The shot sent fans into a frenzy and showcased his power in a pivotal game’s late innings.
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