Boston Triumphs 4-1 as Collins Stars in Louisville
In Louisville on July 238 Boston won 4 to 1 led by Jimmy Collins who again shined at bat and in field. Hamilton made a remarkable catch to rob Leach of a home run while Victor Wills dominated the mound for Boston and Louisville gained its lone run on Ritchey’s fifth inning score.
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Phillips
Colonels
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Tenney
Bourbonites
Hamilton
Leach
Victor Wills
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Fragmented OCR News Snippet From Unknown Date
An unreadable OCR fragment references various words and letters without clear events or subjects to summarize. The text cannot establish people places organizations dates or outcomes for a coherent card.
Fireworks Show Adverts and Vaudeville Act Details
An event listing promotes a fireworks display at 9 30 with vaudeville between heats. Admission costs 20 and a grand stare 100 is noted. Subway cars will direct to the park and bicycles are checked free.
Clarke Wagner Sacrifice Pounds to First Base
Sacrifice play by Clarke and Wagner advances to first on balls from Phil Pr 3 Willis. Willis struck out twice. Double play by Wagner and Leoston. Umpires Nassau and Smith.
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Clarke
Wagner
Pittsburg and Washington Split Even in Twin Bill
Pittsburg and Washington split today in a doubleheader. The highlight came in the ninth inning of the second game when Beaumont fielded OBrien’s high fly to prevent Merer from scoring and completed a double play with two on, denying Washington the chance to win. Attendance 3800. The Scores:
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Washington
Beaumont
O'Brien
Mer@er
Garvin Shines as Phillies Edge Blunders Sloppy Run Support
Garvin pitched magnificently for the Phillies allowing three singles while Con nor errant base running doomed Chicago in a 1 to 0 defeat before about 1600 fans.
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Chicago
Connor
Phillies
Garvin
Ore
Unclear OCR fragment features names and scores
Fragmentary text shows names like Garvin Ott McGarr and references to bases and players. lacks clear event, date, or location details to form a coherent summary.
Manchester and Brockton Exh ibition Baseball Riot At Varick Park
Manchester defeated Brockton 5 to 4 after a fierce game that featured a ninth inning clash as Cotter slid into home and Shay from Brockton collided with him causing a near riot. Curran pitched well for Manchester.
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Brockton
Varick Park
Curran
Shay
Broshtons
Cotter
Worcester Slugging Beats Hartford as Esper Struggles
Worcester connected for nineteen hits off Esper, who was wild in the first inning, while Kiobedans pitched well for the visitors allowing only four Hartford hits. Rickert led Worcester with four singles and a double as Hartford’s defense committed errors in the opening frame. Manager Barnile signed Pitener Sechrist of the State League.
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Conn
Worcester
Esper
Rickert
Kiobedans
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Hartford Ccecchessi So
Pawtucket Beats Taunton in High-Scoring Game
In Pa wtucket on July 2 Wiley hit a three bagger with bases loaded to spark a big rally. Pawtucket scored six runs in the third inning and held Taunton to seven as the final score reflected a heavy Pawtucket win despite Taunton late hits.
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Taunton
Pawtuckets
Wiley
Pawtucket Coecsanese
Taunton Cebéeuese Beun
Montreal and Toronto Tie After Thirteen Inning Classic
In Montreal on July 28 a thrilling thirteen inning game ended in a darkness called tie. Jimmy Bannon was ejected after disputing a strike in the twelfth, then Butler batted and was struck on the head by a first ball pitch. Scoring shows Montreal 1 00 60 0110141 00 06 and Toronto 2 0 002 0000.1 0.05.
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Montreal
Jimmy Bannon
Butler
Toronto
Portland shuts out Newport in pool game at Newport
Portland defeated Newport 9 to 0 in a pool game error and luck aided by a lost ball with bases full in the second inning. Gannon pitched one inning, hit two batters and walked none, while Pulsifer connected for a two base hit and a three base hit noted as ereee.
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R. I
Portland
Gannon
Pulsifer
Eereee
Home Team Takes Low-Scoring Win Over Providence
Springfield edged Providence in a listless game by capitalizing on a bases loaded situation a two RBI triple and an RBI single in the sixth inning. No further scoring occurred after the opening frame.
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Springfield
Providence
Rochester Beats Syracuse In Quick League Game
Rochester defeated Syracuse in a fast paced contest, scoring in the first two innings with a three run burst by the lead man. Morse pitched well with strong fielding backing him, while Keenan also delivered solid pitching. Attendance was about 1,200.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Morse
Keenan
Baseball Notes From a Busy Local Scene
Willis's victory gives champions chance at Brooklyn points. McGraw's Orioles win fourth in a row over Cleveland. Amesbury's Pat Crisham shines for Baltimore. Robinson may bat more if needed. Cuppy and slow ball ride Brooklyn. Gray Bailey misleads. Mtashington of Everett plays Attleboro. North Shore faces Harvard at Clifton. Dartmouth's Crolius joins North Shore. Upton strengthens lineup. Division No. 6 Bos ton Elevated Yeley shows strength. Mt Washington Everett Cambridge clubs etc. All-Collegiate lineup set for Everett game. 3:30 start.
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Orioles
Cleveland
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Amesbury
Baltimores
Robinson
Bay State
Ectee Cuppy
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Attleboro
Erett
Tre Shannon
Butman Iney
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Upton
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North Point Carhouse
Everett Ay
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Fight in Waterbury sparks clashes between New York and Boston teams
An urban brawl in Waterbury drew crowds from New York and Boston, leaving spectators and officials assessing the aftermath. Source mentions key figures like Steve Mei and Humber, with estimates of the scale of the disturbance and involved parties.
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New York Place
Miles
Waterbury
Steve Mei
Tome Ty
Humber
Boston
McFadden Gans Boxers Hit Twenty Five Fast Rounds
George McFadden of New York and Joe Gans of Baltimore fought twenty five rounds at the Broadway A. C. arena Tonight in a brisk pace battle that 6000 fans hailed as even but Gans showed the better form in the later rounds The bout ended in a standing finish with McFadden rallying in the final round to prevent an adverse decision.
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George McFadden
Joe Gans
Baltimore
Broadway A. Co
John White
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McFadden
Mc 7Ater
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cFadden
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Sullivan
Cambridge
Jack Foley
South Boston
Harry
Tim Kearns
Bay State
Martin Kerry
al McMurray
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Flaherty
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Vigne Scole
Billy Gardner
Lowell
Nutone A. C
Boston
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Lavigne
Peter Maher
Joe Kennedy
Lenox A. C
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Ruble
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Matty Mathews
Sony Connelly
Coney Island A. C
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Peter Jackson
Jim Jeffords
California
Victoria
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Steve O'Donnell
Kid McCoy
Joe Choynski
Harvard
Joe Fairburn
Philadelphia
Dave Sullivan
Yay
Greenwood A. C
Dave
Forbes KO’s Rotchford foe in first round bout
In Chicago July 28, Harry Forbes stops Billy Rotchford in the first round after a blow to Forbes near the groin that felled him earlier. Forbes led the early fight and was ahead when the foul occurred, with Forbes declared winner after the round.
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Chicago
Billy Rotchford
Palmer
England
Harry Forbes
Forbes
Jeffries Plans European Tour Amid Forfeit Chessboard
Boxers Jim Jeffries sails for Europe amid questions of a $2500 forfeit tied to a Sharkey match. Al Smith, Lenox A C manager, explains past handling of O Rourke and Brady forfeits while awaiting a certified check to settle the October 23 bout.
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Jim Jeffries
Bank of England
Pacific Coast
Fitzsimmons
Jeffries
Tom O'Rourke
Sharkey
Lenox A. C
al Smith
New York
Brady
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Searchlight Sets New Cleveland Track Pace Record
Cleveland July 28 Searchlight won the 2:04 pace from Anaconda and Frank Bogash and set a 2:03 1 2 mile pace mark at Glenville the fastest harness mile on the Cleveland track. The Maid also set a 2:06 1 4 for 4 year old pacing mares, breaking the prior record. Bessie K. was favored in the 2:21 trot but Dainty Daffo won.
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Searchlight
Anaconda
Frank Bogash
Glenville
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Maid
San Jose
Frank Agan
Will Tranby
Bessie K
Dainty Daffo
American Constance Wins Seawanhaka Cup Race at Dorval
In Dorval Que on July 28 the American challenger Constance defeated Canadian defender Glencairn III by 2 minutes 15 seconds. Start at 1 56 08 and finish 4 13 28, with Constance gaining on windward legs and Glencairn maximizing spinnaker advantage on larger sail area.
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Combination Park Show Delights 6 000 to 7 000 Attend
Bright crowd fills Combination Park as 6000 to 7000 attend the first fully sold out event in track history. Meg wins the special mile heats despite a hard race. vaudeville and fireworks encore delight fans. Tonight features a free for all and running race with noted runners including Miss O B and Jackees among others.
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Jackees
Buckshot
Nellie F
Mary
George G
Vanent Wilkes
Timbring
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Miss O'B
Br. G
McLaughlin
Br. m
Krager
Alvin Swift
Br. A
Pritchard
Seeeesee Reesesses
Local boxer Ed Bitting KO’d in Williamsport bout
Ed Bitting current condition after a severe knockout at the Williamsport Athletic Club last night during a match with Eugene Low. He was carried to his home and remained in a serious, possibly paralyzing state.
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Fpenn
Bitting
Eugene Low
Williamsport Athletic Club
Hie
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Onan
Bicycle notes race plan and a Salt Palace record report
Reports describe Napoleon F. Rorke challenging James F. Fide for a pursuit at Combination Park around September 4. Salt Palace records fell with J. M. Chapman setting five mile and half mile marks in Salt Lake City. Bald Zimmerman and Orlando Stevens figure in a pursed race, while Howland Currie and Jack Falbury enter Fall River and southeastern Massachusetts road races with large prize lists.
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Napoleon F. Rorke
James F. Fide
Combination Park
Fide
Broven
Salt Palace
Salt Lake City
Utah
J. M. Chapman
Atlanta
M. Chapman
V. Burg
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Bald
Voight
Orlando Stevens
Howland and Currie
Metropolitan
Fall River
Jack Falbury
Stoughton
Falbury
Massachusetts
Harry Elkes
Bellingham
Carl Cane
Martin
Miller
Pierce
Manhattan Beach
No Conflict set for L A W national and National Circuit meets
At a Sterling Elliott office meeting yesterday the L A W and National Cycle Association agreed no date conflicts for their national meet programs. The river carnival at Waltham was moved to Aug 15 evening, becoming a feature of the L A W national meet. This ensures visitors to Boston see a cycle racing feast during the national event.
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National Cycling Association
Waltham
Lleth Park Management
Waltham Aitors
Boston
Jamaica Stakes at Brighton Beach Narrowly Won by Briar Sweet
Four runners faced the Jamaica stakes at seven furlongs with Briar Sweet favored after King Barleycorn was scratched and Peep O Day drew heavy backing. Isidor led early but Briar Sweet surged to win by a half length with a time of 1 27 1 5.
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Peep O'Day
Isidor
Brighton Beach
New York
King Barleycorn
Peep O’day
Maher
St Margaret's Dorchester Holds Picnic Today
The annual St Margaret's Church picnic in Dorchester is at Locust street baseball grounds today with a long program of sporting events and liberal prizes.
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Quinlan
England
Winthrop Yacht Club
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Apollo Garden
St. Theresa's Parish
Calegonia Grove
West Roxbury
Bernard J
ST. Margaret’s Church
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