Grays Defeat Providence in 10 Inning Eastern League Battle
Boston National League club beat Providence at Rocky Point 2 to 1 in ten innings after a late surge. Bates starred with two singles and a triple, Sweeney added three singles, while Kelley Browne and McGann supplied key hits as the game see-sawed. Fred Clarke attended hoping to buy Abstein, but nothing came of it.
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Sweeney
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Fred Clarke
Pittsburg
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Providence Tees
Donnelly
Hayes Triumphs Over Longboat In Olympic Marathon Duel
The article contrasts J. J. Hayes of the New York A C with Tommy Longboat, the Canadian Indian, noting Hayes’s disciplined plan and strong generalship that outpaced the favored Longboat. It praises Hayes’s willpower and strategic pacing while describing Longboat as a gifted runner lacking guidance.
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J. J. Hayes
England
Hayes
Longboat
Pitchers' Records Highlight National League Matchups
In the National League schedule five series loom as Cincinnati visits Boston, Chicago plays Brooklyn, Pittsburgh meets New York, and St. Louis travels to Philadelphia.
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Boston
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
GESSLER AND DAHLEN ARE BOSTON CLUBS' HEAVY HITTERS
Rivalry among Red Sox players for the lead in batting stays hot with Gessler near .800 for the week as Lord Cravath challenge him. McConnell Thoney and Stahl slip but may regain start. Wagener gains seven points while Sullivan shows promise after a layoff. Doves hitters rise with Ritchey Graham Bates Bowerman Sweeney each advancing. McCarty leads major league pitching in win percentage as Tigers and Pittsburg Detroit top circuit. Willett and Dineen pace league pitching.
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Lord
Cravath
McConnell
Thoney
Stahl
Wagener
Sullivan
Doves
Dahlen
Ritchey
Graham
Bates
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Sweeney
McCarty
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Dineen
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New England Double Header Opens With Reds Pitch Matchups
In New England today Haverhill faces Lynn New Bedford plays Worcester and Fall River meets Brockton. A 1 45 start marks a Reds doubleheader with Andy Coakley and Ewing opposing McCarthy and Bouktes or Lindaman in the mound probables.
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Haverhill
Lynn
New Bedford
Worcester
Fall River
Brockton
Reds
Andy Coakley
Ewing
McCarthy
Bouktes
Lindaman
Detroit Gains as Cobb Sparks Late Rally in Win over New York
Detroit defeats New York 6 to 2 behind Cobb’s early triple and heavy traffic on Manning. Schaefer shines at defense. Mullin and Manningeach shoulder load of hits, Detroit fielding improves, and base paths yield several extra bases with Rossman Hemphill doubles.
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Cobb
Mullen
Schaefer
Blair
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Hemphill
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Conroy
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St. Louis 8 Washington 3 in doubleheader tilt
St Louis won the second game of a doubleheader with an 8 to 3 victory over Washington after scoring seven runs in the first two innings. Washington tallied three in the second on a Milan double Street double a walk and Clymer single.
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Milan
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R. J. Williams
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Chicago Upsets Philadelphia 2-1 in 10 Innings
Chicago defeated Philadelphia 2 to 1 in a 10 inning game here. A single sacrifice and an error by Parent produced the visitors only run, while Chicago won in the bottom half of the 10th with Sullivan safe on a fielder's choice and scoring on Hahn's long drive after Atz and Hahn reached on plays. The game featured sensational fielding.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Parent
Sullivan
Tannehill
Atz
Walsh
Hahn
Chicago Triumphs In Ninth Inning Defense Tight
A tight 2-1 game features Chicago scoring the winning run in the 10th with two outs. B Collins delivers a key two-base hit, Nichols steals, and Walsh receives the win over Philadelphia as Dygert suffers the loss. Wal h walks and pitching totals shown. umpires Hurst and O’Loughlin oversee the game.
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Walsh
Chicago
Philadelphia
B. Collins
Davis
Isbell
Nichols
E. Collins
Tannehill
Saces
Smith
Dygert
Hurst
O'Loughlin
Basketball Roundup Lines Up Five City Matchups
Boston visits Cleveland and New York plays Detroit while Philadelphia travels to Chicago and Washington meets St Louis in a set of early season NBA games.
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Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
Eastern League Results and Brooklyn Stricklett Rumor
Montreal defeats Jersey City 8 to 1 as Eastern League results noted. In New York on July 26 rumors say the Brooklyn outlaws may fold after the season, and pitcher Stricklett will be back with Brooklyn next year if reinstated.
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New York
Brooklyns
Stricklett
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