Tenney's Men Split With Philadelphia
Boston and Philadelphia split a doubleheader at the South End grounds with Edward Abbaticchio delivering a clutch homer in the eighth of the nightcap to lift Boston 4 to 0. McNichols wild in the opener aided Philadelphia as they won 7 to 1, while Tom Fisher silenced the Quakers in nine innings in the second game. Cooley, Batty and Delehanty contributed in Boston's win as Duffy watched from the stands and Frazer held the locals in check in the opener.
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Edward Abbaticchio
Boston
Philadelphia
South End
Young McNichols
Tom Fisher
Corrinon
Fisher
McNichols
Chic Frazer
Hugh Duffy
Quakers
Duffy
Raymer
Tenney
Cooley
Geier
Delehanty
Thomas
Donahue
Batty
Frazer
Wolverton
Geter
Gleason
Roth
Magee
Titus
Hulswitt
Old Park
Tuck
AB. R
A. BE. Thomas
E. Furcccee
Cere Ees Wolverton
Ccaee Magee
Donohue
Erreeee Il Titus
Leccveesees Hulswitz
Seeeese Roth
Disvereelissa
Boston AB. R
TB. PO
E. Geter
Oo Tenney
Abbaticchio
Wees
F. Eeweee
Carney
Moran
Cereeree Caves
Eeeeel
McGee
R. B
E. Geler
Needham
Huntington Avenue
White Sox
Bill Dineen
Buck
Braves
Brooklyn
Cannell
Collins
Stahl
Chatty
Taylor
Carl Green
Buzzard’s Bay
Carter Street Grounds
Shorty McCuish
Geler
Parent
Candy Lachanece
al Selbach
Chicago
Green
Giants
New York
Washington
Senators
Fred Mitchell
Brighton
Pittsburg
Mitchell
Local team wins with long hits as Briggs scatters
Chicago game featured long hitting by both sides with Chicago winning easily by piling hits. Briggs kept his team's hits scattered. Huggins was hit on the head by a fast in shoot in the sixth and retired. Captain Chance received a three day suspension after an argument with Umpire Moran on Tuesday.
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Chicago
Briggs
Huggins
Chance
Moran
AB. A
Slagle
Casey
Williams
Cincinnati
PO Huggins
Seymour
Dolan
R. F
Etones Odwell
Kelley
Corcoran
Peitz
Woodruff
Eevese Kellum
McCarthy
Barry
Tinker
Schlei
Cor Williams
Scoran
Evers
Kellum
Uggins
Johnstone
McGraw
Collins
National league matchups listed for three cities
National scope fixtures show New York at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at Chicago, St. Louis at Pittsburgh with games to be scheduled. The brief item notes three cross city showdowns without results or dates.
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New York
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Matchups Set as Chicago and Boston Play, Others Hit City Series
Chicago faces Boston while St Louis meets New York Detroit plays Philadelphia and Cleveland clashes with Washington in scheduled games. Strong teams America focused schedule emphasizes rival city matchups across venues.
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Philadelphia Coor
Detroit
New York
ST. Louis
P.C. Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Boston
Washington
Detroit Shut Out by Henley in Philadelphia Game
Detroit suffered a shutout today as Henley allowed only two hits and Kitson was hit hard. The contest, played in Philadelphia, showcased Henley's pitching and Detroit's limited offense.
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Philadelphia
Detroit
Henley
Kitson
AB. R. BH. PO
Greminger
Drill
O'Leary
Cevecseres
M. Cross
Davis Murphy
McIntyre
Powers
Pawtuxet Tub Again Wins Firemen's Muster
The veteran firemen's muster at Crescent Park ended with Pawtuxet Tub securing the Fire King title for the third straight time this year. They won a $150 prize and threw a stream measuring 239 feet 71 inches.
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Pawtuxet Tub
Providence
R. I
Crescent Park
Pawtuxet
Grand Circuit Favorites Lost
Rainy afternoon at Grosse Pointe track features the Chamber of Commerce consolation stake for 2.24 class pacers and the 2:95 pace. Angus Pointer wins first heat then loses to Frank Yoakum in the second. Bob Hughes wins the 2:17 pace. Leta beats ilive in the 2:25 trot.
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Detroit
Mich
Grosse Pointe
Detroit Driving Club
Chamber of Commerce
Angus Pointer
Joe Pointer
Frank Yoakum
Bettors
Bob Hughes
Ilive
Ed Geers
Leta
Miladi II wins tight 18 footers race at Hull Bay
Miladi II a three year old and 1903 champion led 23 starters to victory in the Miladi’s feature finish amid a strong south southwest wind. Kittiwake and Hugi close, Sauquoit mast snapped later, several boats damaged, Chewink and Wasaka win 30 foot class, Peri II takes 22 foot class, Vera II wins 15 footers, Lurline II dories, L Aiglon and Jacobin top handicap races. The big three-class course included multiple reach and beat legs with 912 mile route except 15 footers and dories. The next race scheduled Saturday.
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Boston Yacht Club
Hull Bay
Miladi NI
Kittiwake
Chewink IV
Peri II
Vera II
Lurline II
Dories
L’aiglon
Jacobin
Miladi
Strawberry Hill
Kittiwake V
Hugi
Miladi Ir
Sauquoit
Peddocks Island
Quincy Great Head
Sheep Island
Chewink
Wasaka
Peri
Clotho
Warrior
Medric
Mirage
Mickmack
Napier
Bonito
Arrow
Peddock’s
Windward
Huge
Vera
Ventus
Tabasco
Meemer
Jingo
Scapegoat
Tuntpoo
Shewink IV I Iy Macomber Jr
Wasaka S
R Anthony
K. Sauquoit Lothri Ds Jr
Peri St George Lee
Clotho Cheney & Lanning
Ce Winsor
Medric H Hi. White
Sie
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Eg Ee
Vie
Olmstead Seer
Permar Waar
Arbeka NI
Powden
Wightman
Bat
Moslem II BR
LD Barker
Reginald Boardman
Doreehen A
Finlay
Goodspeed CW
Asoeg Erais
Alden & Carleton
Ewes
Gertrude
Tritter
Lorin
Goster
Nickmack
I BR. Holmes
Aladdin
Abe Ob
Oeci Spor Iahe
Alitveieett
Kkittiwake
Moslem EL
Hjalmar Lundberg
Keith Pevear oSa
Dy C. Dories Lurline
Time
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E. W Hodgson
Doane
R. C. Nickerson
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W. P. Keyes
Unipoo
Cooley
Harry B. Center
Chicago Americans Top Lynn Association 6 2 in Lynn
Chicago Americans manager Fielder Jones rested Jones Callahan and Tannehill and used Altrock Homes and Isbell. Walsh and Patterson pitched for Lynn Association Club with Newick on the mound for the home team. Chicago scored three in the fourth aided by Holmes and errors, added two in the eighth on errors and a Davis triple, while Lynn managed only two runs in the second inning.
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Lynn
Fielder Jones
Chicago Americans
Lynn Association
Oceanside Grounds
Jones
Callahan
Lee Tannehill
Altrock, Homes
Isbell
Walsh
Patterson
Newick
Chicago
Holmes
Clarkson
Reynolds
Ishbell
Davis
Union Club plans Cambridge boxing bouts as new athletic group
A Cambridge based Union Social and Athletic Club forms to stage first class boxing shows at 61 Broadway with officers E H MacDuffee president William S Boyle treasurer and John J Swift secretary The club promises top quality bouts and aims to challenge the established Cambridge A A though scheduling clashes are noted and other local boxers are active in Boston and Manchester New Hampshire bouts reported by sources include Langford McFadden and Sullivan actions in Philadelphia and Hoboken noted.
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Cambridge A. A
Cambridge
Union Social and Athletic Club
E. H. MacDuffee
William S. Boyle
John J. Swift
Broadway
Union Club
McDuffee
Dover
Fitz
O’brien
Sam Langford
J. A. Woodman
W Langford-McFadden
Manchester
N. H
Dave Sullivan
Young Corbett
New York
Tom Ryan
Salem
Boston
F. P
Lynn
Philadelphia
Holly
Steger
Hoboken
N. J
Local Scores and Schedule Fragments From Regional Meet
Springfield Springfield beat Norwich 3 to 2 while New Haven Hartford lost 2 to 0 to New Haven. Holyoke New London 2 to 1 in favor of Holyoke. Bridgeport Bridgeport Meriden Rain results listed with no clear outcome. For Other Sports See Page 6.
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Springfield
Norwich
New Haven
Hartford
Holyoke
New London
Bridgeport
Bridgeport-Meriden
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