Fall River Defeats Lowell for Sixth Straight Victory
Fall River wins its sixth straight game by a 9 to 6 score over Lowell. Moorhead and Bigbie stand out in fielding. Notable hits by Weddige Grant Lake and Merritt. pitching by Courteen and Bushey solid. Attendance about 900 at the game where Fall River takes the lead early and holds on through nine innings.
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New England
Fall River
Lowell
Moorhead
Bigbie
R. B. Po. A. E. Lowell
Harrasb
Warr'n
Cass’y,If
Wed’ge
Bow’k
Hickey
Hara
Rice’s
Lake
Dors'y
OlGrantef
Moor'd
Cour
Bushey
Weddige
Grant
Warren
Rusher
Merritt
Hafford
Cassidy
Bowcock
Courteen
O’hara
Pby Courteen
Riccius
Gilligan
Concord Beats Lawrence 15 to 4 in Six Innings
Concord defeated Lawrence 15 to 4 in six innings on July 27 in Lawrence, delivering a decisive home win in harsh baseball conditions.
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Concord
Lawrence
Pulsifer
Coveney C
Wiley
Lee
Klob
Baseball box score for Manchester vs Haverhill game
Earned runs Manchester two Haverhill five. Swander Whiting Knau McGinley Murphy Deininger each with two-base hits. Rapp with a three-base hit. Smith and Deininger homered. Murray Knau Rapp Richardson Dein inger McGinley Berry stole bases. Murray Sacrifice hit. McGinley and 2. Whiting struck out nine and four. Passed ball Zerry. Time 8 50m. Umpire Sullivan. Attendance 250.
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Manchester
Haverhill
Swander
Whiting
Knau
McGinley
Murphy
Deininger
Rapp
Smith
Murray
Richardson
Berry
Zerry
Sullivan
New Bedford
Nashua
Pastor
Joycee
Soffel
Cronin
Jordan
Ashenback
Stroh
Hardesty
Daum
Foxen
Joyce
Yoxen
Burrill
Ford
Voorhees
Jay
Rudderham
Whitewash Victory as Boston Beats New York 5–0
The Boston nine under Dineen overwhelmed the New York all stars 5 to 0 before 6000 fans. Deering led New York with nine hits, while Collins and Ferris starred for Boston with standout catches and timely plays. Keeler, Williams, and Criger contributed key hits as Boston clinched the shutout despite a high wind. Today Young or Hughes will pitch for Boston on ladies' day.
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Boston
A.B. R
Dougherty
Collins
O'Brien
C. F
Wwe
Freeman
Paseo
Parent
Lachanee
Ferris
Criger
Dineen
New York
A.B
B. P
Keeler
R. F
Piberfeld
Breesveee
Conroy
Williams
McFarland
Steer
Tannehill
Ganzel
Sees
Beville
Ferris and Lachance
Onut
Deering
Sheridan
Kidney and Bladder Troubles Promoted Cure Ad
Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root promotes quick relief for kidney and bladder issues with back pain and uric acid troubles It claims to restore control over urination and ease burning during passage Offers free sample bottle and book by mail from Kilmer Co of Binghamton NY Mention Boston Daily Post in correspondence
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Boston Daily Post
Baseball Box Score with Waddell and Orth Pitching
Philadelphia game summary lists double plays by McCormick Moran and Clarke Lee and Clarke. First on balls off Waddell and orth. Struck out counts show Waddell six Orth two. Schreck charged with a passed ball. Time reported as 1 hour 80 minutes. Umpire Hassett.
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Philadelphia
McCormick
Moran
Clarke
Lee
Waddell
Orth
Schreck
Hassett
Boston
PO. Cooley
Tenney
Stanley
Carney
Ahbbaticchio
Greminger
Aubrey
Pittenger
Peters
New York
POCA
Browne
Sresnahan
C.f
McGann
Mertes
Babb
Lauder
Gilbert
Dunn
Bowerman
Taylor
P Seer
Abbaticehio
Wittenger
Lauer
Pitten
Bywer
Pitten- Wittenger
Alger
Johnston
Tendance
Detroit 8 Chicago 3 from July game notes
Detroit beats Chicago 8 to 3 after Patterson struggles in the sixth inning. Chicago hitters Isbell and others steal bases, while Lush Carr Barrett collect two base hits. Altrock Mullin and Patterson combine on pitching with 1160 in attendance. Chicago struck out twice by Patterson and Altrock four times.
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Chicago
Patterson
Detroit
Altrock
Spglcole Wake
Lush
Carr
Barrett
Crawford
McAllister
Isbell
Mullin
McAlister
Smith
O’ Loughlin
Mae Sr. B. Po. A. E
Holmes
Ses
Tjones
Magoon
Calahan
McAlter
Ishell
McGuire
Hallman Rt
Yeager
Tannehill
McFarl'd
St Louis Tops Cleveland In Slugging Baseball
St Louis defeated Cleveland 9 to 5 in a high scoring test, Hemphill homering in the first inning and both teams showing sharp fielding. Attendance 1600 as Sudhoff pitched well for St Louis and Joss struggled at times for Cleveland in a game marked by hot bats and strong defense.
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ST. Louis
Cleveland Today
Hemphill
Cleveland
Burkett
Bay
Martin
Abbot
Sudhoff
Joss
Bowles
Oss Vise Cen
Lajoie
Hill
Bradley
Hickman
Kel
Wallace
Anderson
Kehoe
Gochnauer
Connolstiy
Girls' Baseball Teams to Play Tomorrow at Franklin Field
Two girls teams, the A. Shumans and the Lancasters, meet for a hot game next Wednesday afternoon on Franklin Field. The Lancasters from Canton have been beating all local girls teams in the section, drawing strong interest from fans and peers.
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A. Shumans
Lancasters
Franklin Field
Canton
Swendeman Leads Team in Prompt Challenge Acceptance
Captain Lina Swendeman, the shortstop, said her team had not lost a game and would not stand for a challenge of that kind for a minute. The squad promptly accepted the challenge and hoped to add another victory on Wednesday.
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A. Shumans
Lina Swendeman
Miss Swendeman
Professional events added to St. Augustine's field day
Open to the world, sports on Locust street grounds next Saturday include a two mile run with $25 top prize and $20 for second, 100 yard dash with $10 top, high jump with weights for $10, half mile with $10 top prize. Entries free via John F. Moakley 330 West Third Street South Boston.
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St. Augustine's
Locust Street
John F. Moakley
West Third Street
South
Boston
Giants Beat Bostons In High Scoring Polo Grounds Tilt
Giants and Bostons slugged at the Polo Grounds with Boston winning the early lead. Dummy Taylor absorbed a severe beating as 11 Giants batted in one inning, while the Giants rallied late to plate seven runs in the ninth. Batters and fielding miscues characterized much of the game before the final score was decided.
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National
New York
Giants
Bostons
Polo Grounds
Dummy Taylor
Pittinger
Cooley
Taylor
Tenney
Stanley
Carney
Moran
Batty
Greminger
Aubrey
Babb
Lauder
Dunn
McGann
Mertes
Gilbert
Johnston
Greensburg
Bowerman
Brown
Bresnahan
Jones Dominates as Brooklyn Defeats Philadelphia 2–0
Brooklyn pitcher Jones shuts out Philadelphia with four hits allowed and perfect fielding. Blood is out while on second, and Brooklyn secures two earned runs. Sheckard and Dobbs steal two bases, McCreery hits a two-base shot, with Sparks and Jones combining for 2 and 1 strikeouts respectively. Attendance 2500.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
McCreery
Sheckard
Dobbs
Roth
Gleason
Jones
Dahlen
Doyle
Flood
Strang
Sparks
Beelon
Emslie
St Louis Edges Chicago In Low Scoring Baseball Game
St Louis defeated Chicago 4 to 3 on July 27 in a game highlighted by sharp fielding, a single fumble, and timely hitting. Attendance was 1,400 as St Louis leveraged baserunning and clutch at bats to secure the win.
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Chicago
Baseball Game Box Score Highlights
Sacrifice hits by Casey Evers Lundgren. Stolen bases by Tinker Farrell Donovan Burke. Double plays by Evers Tinker and Chance Brain Hackett Burke Hackett. Strikeouts Lundgren 2 Murphy 1. Walks Lundgren 2 Murphy 1. Time 4 38m Umpire Moran.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
R. B
R. B. Po
Burke
Harley
Hackett
Kling
Ryan
Tinker
Murphy
Lundgr'n
Tals
Coer D' Obo
Chance
Brain
Casey
Evers
Lundgren
Farrell
Donovan
Moran
Pittsburg Beats Cincinnati 10 to 3 In Sloppy Game
Cincinnati errors in the second inning cost them six runs as Pittsburg won 10 to 3 in Cincinnati. Attendance 2500. Wagner and Beaumont stole bases. Suthoff pitched for Cincinnati and Leever for Pittsburg. Left on bases Cincinnati 8, Pittsburg 10. Sacrifice hit Wagner. Time two hours. Umpire O Day.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Suthoff
Pitta
Wagner
Beaumont
Orit Suthoff
Leever
Oampire
O'Day
R. B. Po
B'mont
Donlin
Sebring
Seymour
Weagner
Dolan
Lbr'sfield
Beckley
Leach
Steinfel
Ritchey
Corcoran
Kruger
Lit
Kelley
Smith
OG Peitz
Harper
Buckenberger Signs Williams
Word from manager Buckenberger reports pitcher Williams has joined the Boston Nationals for practice. Williams brings fast company experience and is expected to be a valuable addition to the local team.
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Buckenberger
Boston Nationals
Williams
Baseball Notes From the Nations League
Well done. Keep it up, boys. New York again today. Hughes or Uncle Cy will pitch today. Sheridan made a big hit with the fans. Ladies day brings out the fair sex to see Willie Keller, the highest paid player. Collins says we are out for the pennant and playing for life. Dexter nursing a bad thumb watched from the stand. Ganzels on hand to see the Invaders. Needham praised as a well named catcher for the Nationals. Malarkey is the Nationals winning pitcher. Nationals last in batting and near last in fielding. Dorchester faces Hyde Park at Nightingale's field on Memorial Day rematch. Hyde Park won 6 to 4. Dorchester aims to turn tables with Bradford’s best. Milwaukee’s 17-year-old pitcher Hedges. Regan leaves for West on business, still rooting for the team. Pirates expected to lead the league hitters. Terre Haute features Popp and Hugg battery. US Steel team seeks an away game against a strong amateur squad. H Brown of US Steel Everett listed. Joe Gavin busy with handshakes.
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Dineen
Collins
New Yorks
Boston
New York
Jack Deering
Beverly
Deering
Syracuse
Criger
Beville
Dougherty
Fred
Huntington Avenue
Wee Willie Keeler
Fultz
Tannehill
Norman Eisperfeld
Williams
Ferris
Ganzel
Bevilie
Lou Criger
Keeler
Elberfeld
Conroy
Reville
Invaders
Parent
Mberfeld
O’brien
Freeman
Lachance
O'Brien
McFarland
Young
Hughes
Uncle Cy
Sheridan
Wee Willie Keller
Chick Stahl
Yee
Harley Dexter
Charley Ganzel
John Ganzel
Nationals
Needham
John Malarkey
Nightingale’s Field
Dorchester
Hyde Park
Bradford
Milwaukee
Hedges
M. J. Regan
West
Terre Haute
Popp
Hugg
United States Steel Company
H. Brown
United S. 8S. Co
Everett
Telephone
Joe Gavin
Water carnival set for Captain's Island in Cambridge
A water carnival will be held at Captain's Island Cambridge next Saturday at 8 PM under NEA AUA U sanction. Events include 50 yard handicap 200 yard handicap 100 yard scratch clothes race 100 yard scratch novice race open to Cambridge residents 100 yard scratch tule race 100 yard boys race for Cambridge boys under 15 and 50 yard girls race for Cambridge girls under 16. Entries close Thursday 8 PM with Thomas F. Riley 36 Prospect Street Cambridge.
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Captain’s Island
Cambridge
Thomas F. Riley
Prospect Street
Ward and Ware Capture Eastern doubles title in straight sets
Holcombe Ward and Leo Ware defeated Holt and Merrill in three straight sets 7-5 6-4 6-2 on the Longwood courts to win the Eastern championship. Ward also routed Beals Wright in the cup singles, while W. A. Larned reached the finals with a win over George Wrenn as Doherty and Clothier played a close practice set.
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Holcombe Ward
Leo Ware
Holt and
Merrill
Longwood Courts
Beals Wright
Ward
U. S. N. L. Oaks Committee
Wright
Larned
W. A. Larned
George Wrenn
Doherty
W. J. Clothier
Mahoney
Wrenn
Six Heats at Old Saugus Leave Crowd Waiting
At Old Saugus yesterday a large crowd saw 12 heats with six runoffs. The 2:11 pace final was postponed to today. In the day’s feature Darius the black gelding won two heats, Jessie the bay mare won two, and Katharine the chestnut mare won two. The 2:22 trot and 2:18 pace ended in three straight heats with Free Silver and Cascade prevailing.
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Old Saugus
Darius
N. Bowser
Jessie
McDonald
Katharine
J. Carpenter
Free Silver
M. Demarest
Cascade
J. Wall
NO BETS ON GRAND CIRCUM TROTTING MEET IN CLEVELAND
Clevelanders watched a grand circuit trotting meet without betting after a mayor led crackdown. The event drew small crowds and smaller fields but showed faster times with two in three heat races. Notable winners included Allie Wood, Aerolite, Fannie Dillard, John Taylor, Tom Keene, and entries from GC K G Billings of Chicago.
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Cleveland
Monk
Louise Jefferson
GC. K. G
Allie Wood
Fannie Dillard
Aerolite
John Taylor
Tom Keene
Open world athletic events at St Augustine field day
World class events join St Augustine field day on the LoCust grounds next Saturday. Open events include two mile run and 100 yard dash with cash prizes, running high jump weights allowed, and half mile. Entries free close July 29 with Moakley in South Boston. Gold, silver and bronze medals awarded across open and novice events.
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Albany
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Corona Colt
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Mass
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Summer Street
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DSS
Stewart
Newton
Klobedanz
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Beard
Wild Beard
Empire—King
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Barry
O Smith
Swan
Lfme
Chapman
Clark
Rich'son
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Oo F
Knall
Cote
O'Neil
McGinty
Corliss
Coon & CO
Amerigan
Washington
Clevelan Eee
St. Louis Steerer
Washingtons
Schr
Clarke Th
Selb
Cr’ss
McCor
Wadd
Coughlin
Ases
Wright Studio
A. Shuman Girls
ST. Augustine’s
McCormick Brewery CO
Oston, Mass
Ari E
Philadelphia Eenee
Hicago
St Louis
Faelaobue RA A
Thomas
Sheck'd
Pabst
Princip
Othees
L. Speidel & Co
Jersey City
Buffalo
Baltimore
Newark
Toronto
Montreal
Rochester
Providence
Liverpool
Tremont St
Lawson
Thomas W. Lawson
Boston Yacht Club
Hull
Ware
P.b.ale
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