Crowds At Baseball Park Reach Third Largest Total
A Boston crowd at the American League park drew 28 221 paying fans for a two game set with the Highlanders and Red Sox. The attendance filled the seating and overflowed onto the field, marking the third largest crowd of the season despite a cool mood toward the visiting team. Local dignitaries and fans packed the stands as Boston loyalty ran high and receipts exceeded $10,000.
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Cincinnati Errors Give Pirates the Game Farce in Cincinnati defeat
Cincinnati committed eight errors allowing Pittsburg to win 4 to 2. The game deteriorated into a farce after the fifth inning as Pittsburg scored with timely hits including two-base and three-base plays while Cincinnati stranded runners and misplayed balls. Pitchers Camnitz Gaspar Benton and Rowan worked, with Pittsburg compiling ten hits to Cincinnati's five.
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Senators Win From the League Leaders
Senators overcome league leaders as Gray struggles, allowing six hits and fanning seven. Two first inning errors and a walk help the Athletics score two runs, with Collins stealing twice and Beckendorf an error. Third inning features an infield single by Murphy, stolen base, and Thomas’ single for another tally.
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Six Runs in Sixth Gives Giants Victory Over Phillies
New York defeated Philadelphia 6 to 2 as six runs in the sixth inning sealed the win. An early game incident saw Bates of the Phillies ejected by umpire Johnstone after arguing a decision. Six hits and one walk contributed to the Giants’ victory.
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Doolan Out After Being Hit By Batted Ball
New York 0s 0 9 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 6 Philadelphia 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 Two base hits Walsh Murray Sacrifice hits Knabe Seymour Stolen base Knabe Left on bases Philadelphia 8 New York 8 Double play Devlin Doyle Merkle Struck out Wiltse Foxen Shetl er Bases on balls Foxen 5 are 1 Hits Off Foxen 9 in 52 3 innings Shettler 1 in 21 3 innings Umpires Johnstone Eason Time 1h 58m
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Favorite Wins The Big Stake In Kalamazoo Race
Kalamazoo Migh July 27 Dudie Archdale the favorite won the $10,000 Paper Mills stake for 2 11 class trotters at Kalamazoo in the grand circuit meet. A field of 14 horses contested today.
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Ed Geers Watches Careful Win At Grand Rapids Meet
Ed Geers, sidelined by injuries, sat in the timer’s stand as his entry won a rich prize. E. G. Jones drove Dudie Archdale to victory and received the D. D. Streeter cup, a $500 silver trophy. The event honored Kalamazoo breeder D. D. Streeter. The 2:17 pace concluded, Owings resumed after a Tuesday spill, Hallie Lou claimed the race win, and odds-on favorites all came in as winners.
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Plan for Political League Convention at Atlantic City
The National Independent Political League announced its third annual meeting to be held in Atlantic City New Jersey August 4 to 6. A protest against the Taft Brownsville Board action will feature with N B Marshall of Washington delivering the Brownsville speech. Ex Sergeant Mingo Sanders, who served 26 years without reprimand, will attend as a guest.
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Tirrell Committed to Westboro Insane Hospital
Quincy July 27 Charles P Tirrell of this city was arrested in City square Sunday for New Hampshire officers and committed to the Westboro Insane Hospital He was adjudged insane in the District Court today Tirrell escaped the New Hampshire officers a short time ago while being conveyed from Wilton to Concord N H by jumping through a car window
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Loss of the Game Put Up to the Pitcher in Eight Inning Collapse
The article blames Charlie Smith for the Highlanders loss in the second game, citing his poor judgment and wild throw in the eighth. It argues Engle and Speaker bore less responsibility than Smith, suggesting a double play or ball holding could have prevented the tying runs and extra innings.
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Regional Baseball Schedules Around the Nation
American league games list New York at Boston Washington at Philadelphia Chicago at Detroit St Louis at Cleveland. National games Boston at Brooklyn Philadelphia at New York Cincinnati at Pittsburg Chicago at St Louis. New England matchups Lynn at Lowell New Bedford at Worcester fall River at Lawrence Brockton at Haverhill.
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Harpoon wins third Quincy Y C challenge cup race
In Hull on July 27 Quincy challenger Harpoon, representing Charles F Adams 2d, defeats Sally XI of the Corinthian Y C and Cima of the Manchester Y C by 1 minute 24 seconds, with Eel and Ellen also racing. Ellen withdraws after mast rigging failure.
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Harpoon Dominates Four Races After Disqualification
The Harpoon won three straight races after an opening loss where she finished first but was disqualified on Adams's statement that he fouled Ellen. Races Monday to today saw a remarkable run in the close sonderklasse as winds shifted from light to reefing strength. Today's triangular course began after an hour delay with a southwest breeze building toward south as it moved toward the Strawberry mark.
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Cara Mia wins second Marihasset Bay race on Long Island Sound
Mavourneen second for New York held rival within boat lengths as Cara Mia of the American Yacht Club led almost all the 20 mile course. Maryourneen, Corinthian Yacht Club Marblehead, finished second 28 seconds behind. Windward, winner of the opening race, placed third 1 minute 11 seconds back.
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Helen Wins In Marion Fourth Corinthian Race
In the Sippican Yacht Club event at Marion the sonderklasse race saw Helen skip ahead under Dwight F. Davis from Peg led by Galen L. Stone to finish just behind. Boats faced a southwest breeze with some reefing. The official results list Helen 1 42 00, Peg 1 42 43, Bessie Jr 1 45 25, Bandit 1 46 80.
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J. ©. Edwards
Cardinals Pound Brown for Eight Runs in Sixth
St Louis built a big late rally to beat Chicago 8 to 6 as M Brown struggled. Schulte homered and tripled, with three-base hits by Schulte aiding the surge in the sixth. Pitching notes highlight Brown eight strikeouts, Backman and Pfeffer each used.
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