Baseball Contract Jumpers Expelled From Association
In New York on July 27 the National and American leagues expelled every player who jumped a contract from the Players' Protective Association. Delegates from major clubs, including Tom Daly and Frank Donohue, stated that no member who breaks a bona fide contract will be protected. The meeting re-elected Daly as president and kept Davis secretary and Donohue treasurer.
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New York
Players’ Protective Association
Hugh Jennings
Pittsburg
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Tom Loftus
Washington Cub
Frank Dwyes
Detroit American
Smash
Alex Smith
Baltimore
Winnie Mercer
Petroit Tein
Joe Fraser
Harry Hartsell
Philadelphia American
Charles Irwin
Billy Donnelly
Harry Dolan
Brooklyn
George Kittredge
Boston National
Harry Davis
Jack Warner
Pittsburgs
Clarke Griffith
Chicago Americans
Boston American
Frank L. Donohue
Chicago American
Tom L. Daly
George Bowerman
New Yorks
Frank Donohue
McGean
Hartsell
Philadelphia Club
Protective Association
Tom Daly
The
Philadelphias
Louis and Pittsburgh Battle To Tie In Tight Showdown
Earned runs 3-3 as St Louis and Pittsburgh tie 6-6. Clarke Tannehill Farrell Mc Kruger lead base hits while Smoot Donovan steal and near end exchanges. Doheny lasts seven innings with Phillippe finishing as both sides record ten hits.
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Doheny
Cron A Fe
Cedeee
Diribcuee
Icie Sahane
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Toivobase
Clarke
Tannehills
Farrell
Mc Kruger
Conroy
Bransfield
Smoot
Donovan
O'Neil
Phillippe
Brown
Pittstsburg
Nichols
Ritchey
Bare
Tan
Parrell
Burke
Kruger
O’neile
Zi'mer
Mo’neil
Phil’ps
Leach
Cincinnati Wins With Bunched Hits In Chicago Game
In Chicago on July 27 Cincinnati won easily as Hahn struggled except in the third inning when a walk a single and an error produced the locals only run. Crawford starred with the bat while threatening weather kept attendance around 3000. The score was not fully listed.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Hahn
Crawford
New York Nationals Fall in Exhibition at Newark
The New York National League squad lost 6 to 2 to Newark in an exhibition at Newark New Jersey. Miller formerly with Detroit pitched effectively and Dunn made a sensational catch in right field. Hits were 14 for New York and 5 for Newark. Errors 3 apiece. Batteries Miller Bowerman for New York and Hesterfer Thackea for Newark.
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Newark
N. J
New York
Miller
Detroit
Dunn
Errors
Miller and Bowerman
Hesterfer
Thackea
Other games yesterday in Rochester and Buffalo results
Scores from yesterday show Rochester 8 Worcester 4 at Rochester and Buffalo 3 3 Providence 6 at Buffalo. The article briefly lists two results with no further context.
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Rochester
Worcester
Buffalo
Providence
Candidacy Fight For National Oarsmen Seat At Worcester
The Boston Athletic Association backs William S. Youngman against Walter Stimpson for the N A A O executive committee. The усил campaign cites club endorsements and regatta participation to argue only bona fide rowing clubs should influence the election set for August 8 in Worcester.
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William S. Youngman
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Walter Stimpson
Worcester
Worcester. Here Is the Extract: “On Mr. Stimpson
Stimpson
Youngman
Boston
Fortmeyer
Shawmut Rowing Association
St. Joseph’s Athletic Association
West End
West Lynn Boat Club
Farragut Boat Club
Boston Interscholastic Rowing Association
Newell Boat Club
Harvard
Newell
Weld Boat Club
Worcester High School Boat Club
Lakeside Boat Club
New England
Amateur Ball Clubs Seek Games in Boston Areas
A long list of amateur baseball teams from Boston and nearby towns seeks matchs. Included are teams such as Mules Jamaica Plain Arlingtons Prospect Hills Jeffersons and many more with listed managers and street addresses. The roster covers ages 11 to 19 and names many local organizers across Charlestown East Boston South Boston Roxbury and Dorchester.
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Mules
Jamnaica Plain
A. A. Roe
Brown Place
Arlingtons
Boston
P. Borkman
Parkton Street
Prospect Hills
Somerville
J. G. Honey
Fountain Avenue
Jeffersons
H. Marshall
Cotong We
Malevs
Charlestown
William Oudum
Bunker Hill Street
Re Arrows
Roxbury
Dick Keefe
Washington Street
Staters
East Bosten
A. Berman
London Street
Tiver A. A
Newton
James Doherty
Watertown Street
McCarthers
Leo Kearney
Elm Street
Orient Juniors
East Boston
Miner Woods
Orient Club
Orient Heights
É Arrow
South Nd
Charles Delay
Dees Terrace
Belmonts
Fast Poston
Charles Casey
Brigham Street
Flevfairs
Edward Marley
Decatur Street
Thomas Clarks
James Whall
Cottage Street
Glendales
Everett
A. N. Olnds
Edith Avenue
Calumets
A. Barns
Slice Street
Linden Reds
South Boston
Walter Bliss
Broadway
Bennetts
City
Frank Sulivan
Bennett Street
Hamlets
Dorchester
Fred Hogan
Lincoln Street
Springers
Henry Dooley
Sprenger Street
Cables
Jamaica Plain
M. Weigold
Jess Street
Mitchells
William Fay
North Mead Street
Lincolns
Henry A. Kewery
East Seventh Street
Belmont A. A
Tom O'Leary
Belmont Street
Kellys
Joe Kelly
Ninth Street
Good Wills
North End
Jacob Praft
Cooner Street
Wills
Edward Donahue
Allston Street
Supple
Roy Green
Baldwin Street
Mayflowers
Timothy Murphy
E Street
Vieters
Charles Lurdgren
Prospect Avenue
Exeter A. A
South End
Charles Francis Cahill
Morrison Avenue
Snieders
John Condon
Fairys
Joe McFarland
Cabot Street
Quaker
Wddle O'Connor
Boston Americans and Nationals Endure Week in Championship Ball
Boston Americans won all four games last week while the Nationals lost three of four. Collins and Dougherty led batting gains, Lachance and Tenney topped fielding charts, with Kittredge Moran Warner and Criger strong in catching. Statistics reflect both teams through the week's play.
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Nationals
Boston
Collins
Detroit
Lachance
Tenney
Kittredge
Moran
Warner
Gleason Tees
Gleason Ceee Ee Ee Eeneseeeeesees
Warner Ce Eee
Ee O
Dineen
Ferris Ee Ee Ee Eeeas
Parent
Bevvsese
Winters Ee
Lush
Wiles
Willis
Pittinger
P Sete
Carney
Eason Esevvere
Long
Victor in Boralma Derby Race Seeks $20 000 Match
The Boralma and Lord Derby race at Charter Oak Park Hartford Conn next Saturday will be a special $20,000 a side match with $10,000 added. Boralma, a 6 year old chestnut gelding, has run in 2:07 and tops 2:06 in past races, while Lord Derby, a 7 year old bay gelding, has times around 2:07 to 2:08. Trainer and ownership details tie to Lawson and Smathers with Spear driving this year.
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Charter Oak Park
Hartford
Conn
Boralma
Boston
Lord Derby
Boston Lovers of Light
J. C. McCoy
Kirkwood
Del
Lawson
Detroit
Readville
Monk
Lord
Derby
Arsa
IF. Smathers
New York
C. J. Hamlin
Buffalo
N. Y
Yonkers
Grattan Boy
Lord Vincent
Charley Herr
Cleveland
Clarabel
Almont, Jr
Yeers
George Spear
Errattic
English Davis Cup Team Arrives for Lively Longwood Week
R F and H L Doherty arrive in Boston as guests of the University Club ahead of the Davis Cup contest. The brothers will compete in Eastern doubles and open singles at Longwood, using a twist service and aiming to outplay American stars Ward and Davis. First rounds start at 10 with second-round play at 2, featuring numerous local entrants and matchups.
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H. L. Doherty
Dr. Pim
Messrs. Doherty
New York
England
Boston
Longwood
H.L. Doherty
Ward
Davis
Iness
Pim
Dohertys
Hackett
Bears Wright
R. F. Doherty
B. Wilbur
Va. A. Codman
H. H. Hackett
R. C. Seaver
A. S. Pier
A. J. Boyden
Jeffries Fitzsimmons Fight Declared Honest by Observers
Rob Roy asserts the Jeffries-Fitzsimmons bout was genuine after reviews by trusted judges and reports from witnesses. He singles out Naughton’s fake charge as sensationalism and praises Jeffries for strength, endurance, and timing while noting bettors and fans saw no fraud and crediting Fitzsimmons for a strong effort.
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San Francisco Examiner
Pug House
Fox
Fitz
Jeffries
Jeff
James J. Jeffries
Gus Ruhlin
Jim Corbett
Corbett
Denver Ed Martin
Martin
Sandy Ferguson
Bob Armstrong
Kid MrCoy
McCoy
Bob Fitzsimmons
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Fitzsimmons
Corey Island
Anky
Bob
Denver
Billy Madden
London
Madden
Peter Jackson
Hank” Griffin
Jim Wakely
John Kelly
Considine Brothers
Young Corbett
Billy Newman
Dick Bernard
Gus Rogers
John’ Kelly
Masterson
Jeffries Win Sparks Boxing Talk in New York
The July 27 battle between Jeffries and Fitz sparked lively discussion as fans on both sides reflected on the outcome. Boxing gossip includes Davenport in Liverpool, Davenport's return to Boston, and plans for matches in South Africa.
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Jeffries
Fitz
San Francisco
Jimmy Davenport
England
Liverpool
Davenport
Boston
South Africa
Pippin
George A. Sullivan
Bedford Street
Fitzsimmons
Joe Kelly
Readville
Brighton Beach
N. Y
Crush
John E. Madden
Robert Metcalf
Peter McCready
Roxbury
Kid McSherry
Emergency Kelly
H. Jackson
South Framingham
George Dixon
Ben Jordan
Somerville
Howard
Dixon
Sullvan
Charlie O'Rourke
Charlestown
Reader
East Boston
Jim Hall
Choynski
Salem
Bucky Foley
J. M
Bunker Hill Street
Maher
Mexico
New Orleans
Manchester
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
World bicycle records fall at Vailsburg track
About 6000 spectators witnessed sensational races in Newark New Jersey as world amateur and professional marks were shattered. W S Fenn won the 10 mile professional handicap in record time, with W Smith and M L Hurley also setting new amateur records in multiple events at the Vailsburg track.
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N. J
Vailsburg
Wetmore
W. S&s. Fenn
M. L. Hurley
Walter Smith
Hurley
Joe Nelson
Sears Aids
Smith
Marenus L. Hurley
Teddy'' Billington
M. T. Dove
New York
Iver Lawson
Salt Lake City
W. A. Rutz
New Haven
Conn
Jed Newkirk
Chicago
Brooklyn
M. I
NX. Y. A
W. S. Fenn
Waterbury
Corn
Menus Bedell
Trnbrook Yr
Floyd Krebs
Pingeer Bill
Australia
Tom Butler
Re Ot
Mase
Tims Im
Bikes Seeks Brassard Victory Over Champion Walthour and McFarland
Bikes aims to beat Champion Walthour and McFarland in the brassard race tomorrow evening. Robbie Walthour arrives at Charles River Park from New York this morning after a dominant ride at Manhattan Head last Saturday. He defeated Freeman McFarland Mines and smashed track records, signaling strong form this season.
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Walthour
McFarland
Robbie Walthour
Charles River Park
New York
Manhattan
Freeman
Mines
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