Poor Playing Lost Game For Tenney In Chicago Loss
A poor defensive showing by Tenney’s youngsters contributed to a 6 to 2 defeat to Chicago’s top team. Pfeffer and Taylor pitched, with Chicago leveraging Boston misplays, as Brain and Bridwell made key plays and Chance stole home in the eighth. The two teams meet again in a ladies’ day rematch.
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Fred Tenney
South End
Chicago
Pfeffer
Taylor
Boston
Brain
Bridwell
Tenney
Bates
O'Neill
Evers
Murphy Spuds
Tinker
Chance
Slagle
Steinfeldt
Sheckard
Ever
Schulte
Dolan
O’neill
Strobel
Kling
AB R
Minka Cos
O’day
Brooklyns Fall to St Louis Prospect in Home Return
Brooklyn baseball team loses to a young pitcher found by the St Louis club in Parsons Kansas during the homecoming from a southern trip. The score was not stated in the available text.
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Brooklyn Ae
Chicago at Boston and other notable matchups
A slate of basketball games includes Chicago at Boston, St. Louis at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at New York, and Pittsburg at Philadelphia, highlighting regional rivalries and key conference action.
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Chicago
Boston
Reese
New York
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
ST. Louis
Brooklyn
AB Maloney
E. Casey
Lumley
R. F
Jordan
Alperman
McCarthy
Lewis
Ces Cescevevvess Ritter
Pastorius
P.C Chicago
Peereeretresreeeeese
Coy Maid 20 to 1 Wins Test Handicap at Brighton Beach
Coy Maid, an outsider at 20 to 1, won the Test handicap one mile race at Brighton Beach with a time of 1 39 3-5. Bedouin took second, a half length ahead of Inquisitor. Two favorites won. Comedienne equalled the track record for six furlongs in the fifth race with 1 12 flat.
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New York
Bay State Rifemen Hold Lead in New England Rifle Meet
The New England Military Rifle Association championship in Wakefield narrows to finalists from four state teams Massachusetts Rhode Island Maine and New Hampshire. Day one scores show Rhode Island 1460 top at 800 yards with Fish 47 Holmes 46 and Wise Read 46. Massachusetts 1541. Maine 1426. New Hampshire 1418. Hale trophy at 1000 yards pending finish tomorrow.
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Wakefield
New England Military Rifle Association
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Maine
New Hampshire
Fish
Holmes
Wise
Read
Eee
Harvard oarsmen sail for Cambridge race from South Station
Captain Ollie Filley R M Tappan J Richardson Jr and R M Faulkner depart South Station at 1 pm for New York to board the Cedric and sail to England to row Cambridge on September 8.
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Ollie Filley
R. M. Tappan
J. Richardson, Jr
R. M. Faulkner
Harvard
South Station
New York
England
Cambridge
Lynn Moves Up One Peg
Lowell was shut out by Lawrence 8 to 0 in New England action. Lawrence scored eight runs on nine hits with two errors while Lowell managed six hits and no runs. Batteries Leith Cote Brayley Tyrrell umpire Stafford.
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Brooklyn
Hoelsketter
Beckley
Grady
Mertes
Casey
Barry
Maloney
Jordan
Pastorius
Alperman
Rhodes
Carpenter and
Conroy
Livingston
New York
Cincinnati
Taylor
Fraser
Seynonmour
Huggins
Corcoran
Shaw
Browne
Dahlen
Jude
Delehanty
Gilbert
McGann
Emsiie
Johnstone
Lynn
New England
Lowell
Lawrence
R.H.E. Lawrence
Leith and
Cote
Brayley and
Tyrrell
Stafford
Fall River Breaks Shutout Bid in Ninth Inning
In New England action at Fall River on July 26, Lynn led 8 to 1 until the ninth when Fall River avoided a shutout by scoring a single run. Final line shows Lynn 8 12 1, Fall River 1 15 4. Batteries Vail Madden Gilroy Sullivan. Umpire Henry.
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New York
Fraser
Cincinnati Today
Fall River
Vail
R.H.E Lynn
Madden
Gilroy and Sullivan
Henry
Manchester Beats Haverhill 4-2 In Tight Game
Manchester defeated Haverhill 4 to 2 in a stubbornly fought afternoon clash in Manchester. Cross and McCabe teamed with Connolly and Duggan on the batteries while umpire O'Brien called balls and strikes.
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Manchester
N. H
Haverhill
R.H.E. Manchester
Cross
McCabe
Connolly
Duggan
O’brien
Notable RaceScores From Waterbury Hartford New Haven Circuits
In Waterbury Norwich a 13 7 score pair is recorded. Hartford Springfield shows 5 1. New Haven Bridgeport records 4 3. Holyoke First game New London 4 Holyoke 8 forfeited to Holyoke in 10th. Second game New London 11 Holyoke 38.
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Waterbury
Norwich
Hartford
Springfield
New Haven
Bridgeport
Holyoke
New London
Glidden Prize list adds one fewer auto
Rangeley Lake House Me July 26 The AAA tour reached Rangeley with a 10 mile run from Waterville through pleasant country. An Apperson driven by Vansycklen lost 11 points after a puncture near Waterville. Wridgeway on a Peerless punctured a second gas tank but learned a trick to recover quickly. Most drivers kept perfect scores. several Pierce-Arrows remain untarnished as repairs are deferred. The White driven by H K Sheridan shows only three points lost and no further repairs. A rare layoff was debated but kept as scheduled tomorrow.
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Rangeley Lake House
Rangeley
American Automobile Association
Bretton Woods
Waterville
Fair Roads
Apperson
Vansycklen
Chicago
Charles Wridgeway
Buffalo
Pierce-Arrows
Thomas-Flyers
H. K. Sheridan
Guessing Contest at Revere Track
The postponed cycle race at Revere track will run tomorrow night weather permitting. Spectators may win $20 in gold by guessing the paid admissions, with entries to be handed to the ticket taker and the winner announced after the big race.
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Revere
Jimmy Moran
Will Stinson
John Redell
Alex MacLean
MacLean
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