Doves Annex a Pitchers' Duel in Brooklyn Clash
In Washington Park today the Doves edged the Superbas 2 to 1 in a slow pitchers duel. Brooklyn threatened early but could not capitalize. the Doves benefited from fielding mistakes and timely hits, with Harry Smith delivering the key go ahead run in the second. Glide through the late innings, Brooklyn mounted a brief challenge but failed to score after the second.
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Harpoon Victor in Hull Yacht Race as Adams Keeps Lead
In Hull on July 26 the Quincy Yacht Club challenger Harpoon skippered by Charles Francis Adams 2d again won the race on a ten and three quarters mile course amid strong breeze. Ellen, Cima, Sally XI and others trailed, with Harpoon’s victory solidifying a dominant showing and potential final trophy if repeated tomorrow.
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Bill McKinnon Poised for Manchester Bout
Roxbury middleweight Bill McKinnon is in better shape for his Friday night bout with Terry Martin in Manchester than in months. He completes training in Roxbury today and departs for Manchester tonight.
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Highlanders Aim to Stop New York in Pennant Chase
In a column by orthur Duffey the Highlanders must challenge the Speed Boys now in second place as the Giants and Highlanders prepare for a fierce series. Donovan’s squad rides strong, Mel Sheppard shines, and Duffey predicts a hard fight with possible record attempts by Conneff’s mile mark remaining unbroken.
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White the Whole Thing in Pirates Phillies Game
White held Philadelphia to two hits, two doubles drove in Pittsburg’s five runs. The visitors’ two runs came on wild throws by Byrne and Flynn. Moren pitched seven innings for Philadelphia.
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Questions and opinions from Boston school board on 1915 games
Director Nat Young handles entries for 1915 games and swimming contests and prize awards in a baseball pool. A, B, C, and D prizes are assigned with A first, B second, and C and D sharing third and fourth. Debate over Speaker versus Ty Cobb in outfield speed. Umpire ground rules for home runs disputed. Entry blanks for Temperance League at Franklin Park Rug 10 discussed. Questions on Fred Tenney and Karger handedness and bunt on third strike answered Yes for bunt.
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White Excels Johnson in the Critical Periods
Chicago defeated Washington 3 to 2 as White outpitched Johnson in key moments. A fly catch by Parent and the batting of Schaefer stood out as pivotal features of the game.
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O'Toole Drives In Two As Haverhill Tops Lynn 5 1
Haverhill pitcher O'Toole won his own game by driving in two runs in the seventh inning. Final score Haverhill 5 Lynn 1. O'Toole scattered hits while Lynn's McIntyre was hit freely. Key moments included two-base hits by Manning Cargo and O'Toole and two stolen bases by Cargo.
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Worcester and Brockton split New England League twin bills
Worcester defeated Brockton 4 to 2 in 10 innings while their rematch ended in a 3 to 3 11 inning tie. Manager Burkett and Flannagan were suspended for three days after arguing with the umpire. Burkett argued from the grandstand. Haas of Worcester also left the field in the first game amid the fracas.
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Lowell Loss and Tie in Doubleheader with Lawrence
Lowell lost a game to Lawrence and tied a second game. The first contest was one sided due to Lowell errors. The second game was exciting with Lawrence hitting freely early, Pearson relieved Finlayson in the third and yielded one hit, a home run by Magee in right field.
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Fall River Beats New Bedford 4-2 on Timely Hitting
Fall River defeated New Bedford 4 to 2 in a New England league game. Lessard allowed two first inning runs but then shut down the visitors as Fall River took the lead and held on.
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Batted for ribet in the ninth rally ends game
In a tense ninth inning play the scoring moves included a two base hit by Flaharty and a series of listed sacrifices and advances. Miller Ry Dennen Chrisham and Ey contributed, with late fielding by Crisham and Kruger Parson and Kroger. Bases on balls issued to Parson s and a wild pitch by Maybohm marked the late inning drama as umpire Lanigan called time.
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Baseball scores from a long final in 14 innings
Louisville 4 and Minneapolis 0 Indianapolis 6 St Paul 1 Milwaukee 5 Columbus 3 Toledo 3 Kansas City 2 after 14 innings.
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