Nationals Lose 2 1 to Pittsburg in Close Series Finale
In a tight 2 1 defeat, Pittsburg wins the final game as Leever fires seven strong, Delehanty miscues cost Boston. Young battles but Boston fails to breach Leever after the eighth, with Wagner and Leever among the standout performers.
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Philadelphia Defeats Chicago in Easy Victory
National news from Philadelphia reports a clear win over Chicago as Weimer struggled early before Pfeffer relieved him after the second inning. The score details follow but are incomplete in the fragment.
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Dorchester High Athlete Joins Connecticut League Nine
Fred Barnstead formerly of Dorchester High travels today to join the Norwich team in the Connecticut league He is expected to play first base in place of the injured Page who was sidelined in a recent game Barnstead’s move marks a notable local sports transfer with immediate onfield impact.
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Hughes Wins Second of Series as Washington Tops Cleveland
Washington defeated Cleveland for the third time in five games with Hughes earning his second win of the series. The game lasted one hour and nine minutes, setting a league record for speed.
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Philadelphia and Chicago Tied After 10 Innings in Chicago
In Chicago on July 27 Philadelphia and Chicago were tied 4 to 4 when the game ended after the 10th inning to allow Philadelphia to catch a train. Altrock was injured by a batted ball and replaced by White. M. Cross was ordered out for disputing the umpire’s decision.
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New York Nationals sweep Cincinnati in fourth win of week
New York defeated Cincinnati 9 to 3 in the National League game. Hahn was ejected for arguing, Harper finished for Cincinnati. Wiltse earned the win, Hahn took the loss after 6 innings. McGann Dahlen Wiltse Steinfeldt paced New York hits. Attendance around 6000.
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Hanlon's Men Beat St Louis with Key late Innings
Brooklyn report says Hanlon's squad won by stringing hits in the fourth and fifth innings. St Louis loaded the bases three times in the early seventh but could not score due to sharp fielding.
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Saugus Track Breaks Records at Old Saugus Meeting
July 27 report from Saugus details a thrilling trotting card led by Harrison Wilkes setting a new track mark of 2.11% for the trot. Cox’s Horse Alberta and Chestnut also scored multiple wins as Larabie Rose narrowly beat Great Medium in the late 2:22 trot amid fines for drivers.
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Consistent Takes Big Stake At Narragansett
Consistent, Mrs. R. W. Walden’s brown filly, extended her winning streak at Narragansett Park by taking the Sound selling stakes of 1009 dollars for two years, clocking a new course record 1 00 2 5, as she outpaced Rye and Interlight among nine starters. Derby-like performances from Thomond and Bronze Wing marked a strong card on July 27 with multiple favorites yielding returns for bettors.
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Baseball News And Comment
Today's game is at Huntington avenue and starts at 3:45 on ladies' day. It notes Young’s tough loss yesterday, Leever’s pitching, and a hot match at the Point of Pines between Brown-Durrell and Filene with Coburn of Harvard likely to pitch. Boston and Chicago pennant history is mentioned, plus Cannell’s misplay on Clymer’s third-inning ball.
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Narragansett Park Entries for Tomorrow’s Card
Providence July 27 entries list five races at Narragansett Park with two year olds maiden and selling divisions, three year olds and up in handicap, and mixed weight events. Notable runners include Demas Ruth W Astral Programme Lunglow and Monacodor along with Stroller New York and Lord Badge amid varied horse names and weights.
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James Edward Britt Faces Hard Challenge After SF Win
After Britt’s San Francisco triumph over Kid Sullivan, rivals flood in with requests to fight him. Battling Nelson and Jimmy Gardner stand out as real threats, with Nelson long dodged and Gardner seen as capable of creating serious trouble for Britt in the lightweight ranks.
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