Baseball schedules for leagues and cities
American League matchups list Chicago at Boston Detroit at New York St. Louis at Philadelphia Cleveland at Washington Colonial League games include New Bedford at Hartford in two games Springfield at Brockton Pawtucket at New Haven.
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Boston
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Washington
R. HE
NEW Bedford
Seeweeeseoent
Springfield
Detroit
New York
St. Louis
Colonial League
Hartford
Brockton
Pawtucket
New Haven
Ww. L. Springfield
Baseball matchups listed by league and city
National League games feature Boston at Cincinnati, Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, New York at Chicago, Philadelphia at St. Louis. Federal League games include Newark at St. Louis, Buffalo at Chicago, Brooklyn at Kansas City, Baltimore at Pittsburgh. New England League shows Lynn at Worcester, Portland at Lowell in two games, Lewiston at Manchester, Lawrence at Fitchburg.
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R. H. Lowell
Portland
Lewiston
Manchester
Mereee
Lynn
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Acenn Es Ceebeseess
Worcester
Lawrence
Ww. Ll
Philadelphia Serecerecess
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Chicago
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Lynn Ee Ee
Lewiston Seether Eens
Manchester Ee Ee
Lowell Eee Ee
Fitchburg Seer
P.C
Kansas City
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Pittsburg
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National League
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Federal League
Newark
Buffalo
Baltimore
Lowell
Fitchburg
St Louis Rally Beats Athletics in Ninth Inning
St Louis over Philadelphia 3 to 2 after a ninth inning rally. Lajoie had a two base hit while Shotton Schang added three-base hits. Wyckoff and Lowdermilk combined for eight strikeouts as Wyckoff allowed five walks and a balk.
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Wyckoff
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Lajoie
Shotton
Schang
Malone
Walsh
Oldring
Lowdermilk
Lavan
Howard
Pratt
Austin
Balk
Dineen
Nallin
R. BH
Teense Sisler
Doak
ST. Louie
Rescher
Huggins
Ste Nee
Miller
Cook
E Wilson
Leng
Butler
Beck
PO. A
Whitted
Bancroft
Niehoff
Luderus
Alexander
Indians Bury Senators 10 to 1 in Easy Win
Cleveland batsmen torched Washington pitching scoring ten runs to one as the Indians cruised past the Senators. Strong hitting led by key players delivered a dominant offense while Washington hurlers struggled for control and rhythm.
Prizes on Display for Caledonian Games in West Roxbury
All athletic event prizes and Scotch features for the Caledonian picnic at Caledonian Grove will be shown in Gilchrist Company windows in Boston today. The Walter Scott, Harry Lauder, MacInnes and Gaffney trophies for the Caledonian Marathon are among the prized items, described as the most valuable awards yet offered in this country.
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West Roxbury
Gilchrist Company
Washington Street
Walter Scott
Harry Lauder
MacInnes
Gaffney
Walter O Connell Named Playground Instructor
Walter O Connell, a Concord High School graduate and prominent local youth, has been appointed as instructor for the boys at the Concord Centre playgrounds. He succeeds Lane who resigned due to his mother’s ill health.
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Walter O’connell
Concord High School
Concord Centre
Lane
Boston Young Men's Christian Association
Charles F. Rittenhouse
B.C.S
C.P.A
Mass
Harold A. Marvin
Tremont Building
Tremont St
Uptown
Y.M.C.A
Huntington Ave
Frenk
P. Speare
M.A
American Association baseball results update
St Paul beat Milwaukee 3 to 0 in the first game. The second game was tied 4 to 4 when called at darkness. Louisville defeated Indianapolis 6 to 2. Kansas City won 3 to 0 against Minneapolis. Cleveland and Columbus postponed due to rain.
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St. Paul
Milwaukee
Louisville
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Jim Scott Shuts Out Red Sox 1-0
Jim Scott held Boston to five hits and drove in the only run in the third inning as the Chicago White Sox edged the Red Sox 1 to 0 at Fenway Park. Ernie Shore matched Scott with five hits allowed, but Chicago’s defense and Scott’s late-inning prowess secured the win before a large Natick Day crowd.
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Jim Scott
Red Sox
Tessie
Fenway Park
White Sox
Sox
Natick
Tommie Connolly
Joe Lannin
Shoes
Connolly
Sage
Boston
Carrigan
Scott
Death Valley Jim
Jack Barry
Eddie Collings
Weaver
Felsch
Henriksen
Henricksen
Shore
Poper
Death Valley
Jim
Schalk
Ernie Shore
Chicago
Speaker
Murphy
Blackburne
Hoblitzell
Gardner
Eddie Collins
Hobby
Lewis
Hooper
Harry
Ray Collins
Thomas
Rowland
Benz
Russell
Cicotte
Barry
Jack
E. Collins
Fournier
J. Colling
Enee Schalk
J. Scott
Potties Barr Speaer
Sean Gardner
E. Scott
Cheereess Shore
R Collins
Chi
Collins
E. Col- Barry
Lins
Gard- Hoblitzell
Lbvans
Post Sport Letters Mention Alec McLean Johnny O Rourke
Letters at the Post sport department name Alec McLean Johnny O Rourke and Joe Woodman as readers contributing comments on games and events at the paper.
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Post Sport
Alec McLean
Johnny O’rourke
Joe Woodman
Montreal Triumphs Over Richmond 11 to 1
Montreal defeated Richmond 11 to 1 in a decisive win. Weather delays affected Harrisburg Rochester Providence Toronto and Jersey City Buffalo games due to rain.
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Montreal
Richmond
Harrisburg
Rochester
Providence
Toronto
Jersey City
Buffalo
Cardinals Beat Phillies 3 to 1 in St. Louis
St. Louis collected timely hits and took advantage of six Philadelphia errors to defeat the Phillies 3 to 1. The game was played in St. Louis with notable defensive miscues by Philadelphia shaping the outcome.
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Cardinals
Phillies
St. Louis
Alexander
Philadelphia
Ores
Bonitwo Wins Gloucester Yacht Club 18-Footer Race
A brisk southerly wind and choppy sea shaped the midweek Gloucester Yacht Club 18-footers race. Bonitwo led from the first mark past Scaler and held on to finish first in a dead beat to the eastern mark, a close reach to the lee buoy, and a final spinnaker run home.
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Gloucester
Gloucester Yacht Club
Bonitwo
Lynn Edges Worcester 9 8 After Errors
Lynn rallied to beat Worcester 9 to 8 as Worcester made eight errors. Thompson Mahoney Ostergren Con ley Robinson Smith Young drove runs, with Smith Ostergren Keegan producing two base hits. Durning Mulrenan Fuller pitched for Lynn Worcester fielded poorly and Lynn moved into a tie for third place in the New England League.
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Besenvss
Eevee
Thompson
Mahoney
Ostergren
Conley
Robinson
Smith
Young
Keegan
C. Flaherty
Sullivan
Moulton
Long
M. Flaherty
Durning
Fuller
Kelley
Shea
Worcester
Lynn
Fitchburg
Lawrence
Lowell
E. BH
A.E. Aia
Thomson
Luyster
Reid
Duggan
Warner
Osterg
Tuckey
G. Lawrence
Pearson
C.F' Herty
Porter
Crawf'd
L Li
Gleason
Holmes
M’'Mahon
McC'key
Tierney
Orcutt
Gardella
Halstein
Potter
Lyon
Worcester Peo
Holmes - Tierney
L Ch
Williams
McMahon
McCleskey
Lynch
Orentz
Daniels
Dan
Iels
White
Lewiston Defeats Manchester 7 to 0 in Relief Pitching Duel
Lewiston capitalized on late scoring after Smith was replaced by a pinch hitter in the seventh. Sline allowed five runs in the final inning as Rettig held Manchester scoreless, with Briggs Maloney and Denoville making sensational catches. Becker Prysock Maloney Deno ville Ritter Foster led Lewiston with four to seven runs, while Rettig fanned eight.
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Manchester
Rettig
Lewiston
Smith
Sline
Briggs
Maloney
Denoville
Becker
Prysock
Ritter
Foster
Chatel
McCarthy
Deneville
Torphy
McGeehan
Snell
Aubrey
Eno
Bh.po.a
E 'O.A.E
Poland
Im’carthy
Den'y'e
M'Gehan
Phillips
Kil
Len
Spires
Jhatel
Ny Smith
Connor
Pirates Release Duncan Pittsburg
Lewis Duncan outfielder released by Pittsburg to Grand Rapids of the Central league. He joined from Battle Creek Mich three weeks ago and appeared in one game for Pittsburg before the move.
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Pittsburg
Lewis Duncan
Battle Creek
Mich
Grand Rapids
Erie
Penn
Houser Sets Seven-For-Seven Batting Record In Lowell Win
Houser pitched well for Lowell against Portland and scored the winning run with a hit. He collected two singles and a triple in seven official at bats, totaling 14 bases, as Lowell won 2 to 1 in a competitive game.
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Lowell
Houser
Portland
Carnation Wins Hard-Fought 2:16 Trot at Bay State Short Ship
In Northampton July 2, Carnation triumphed in the 2:16 trot after Axide and Aubreon led early, as Main Time took the 2:24 pace and Earl the Great won the 2:30 trot. Sevens heats showcased tight racing and multiple contenders.
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Earl the Great
Carnation
Axide
Aubreon
Sabrina Patten
B. m
Leonard
Hibi
Croster
Lillian Bond
Warman
Brown Johnson
Fox
Eat Axide
Burgess
Sheldon
van Dyke
Br. G
Bolduc
Oxford
Women enter charity golf at Concord nine hole course
Concord July 28 Golf gains ground at the Concord Country Club with its new nine hole course ready for fall action. The club will host a championship event this season inviting both men and women to compete for the title.
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Concord
Concord Country Club
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