Doves Are Easy for the Giants
New York July 29 The Boston Doves were defeated by the New York Giants 5 to 2 in a game at the polo grounds. The Doves showing little offense until the ninth inning when Sharpe tripled and Miller and Beck singled produced their two runs. Bridwell opened the eighth with a triple but the next three batters were retired.
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New York
Boston Doves
Giants
Doves
Boston
Bridwell
Sharpe
Miller
Beck
Bostons
Giants Rally Beats Boston in Quick, Errors Plague Game
The New York Giants defeated Boston with sharp pitching and timely hitting. Crandall Meyers Brown and Graham started for New York while Boston sent Clouser and Graham. Devore's sun mishap led to three bases for a run, Snodgrass drove in several, and a double steal fizzled at home plate.
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Devore
R. BH. U
Jae . Doyle
Snodgrass
E. F
Wee
Boston
Colting
Sons
Shean
Sharpe
Miller
Abbaticchio
Reck
Graham
Sweeney
Browhy
Feet
Murray
Bridwell
Devlin
Merkle
Crandall
Brown
Myers
Johnstone
Eason
Pirates Defeat Cinci in Uphill Game
Pittsburg won an uphill game from Cincinnati 7 to 8 today by scoring in the fourth inning with Burns driven in and capitalizing on two Cincinnati errors in the seventh. White struggled at the start, but Maddox relieved him and was invincible.
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Maret Dss
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C. F
Clarke
Wagner
Flynn
Teaee . Wilson
R. F
Gibson
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POCO
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A Egan
Hoblitzell
Mitchell
Paskert
Seeee Downey
A McLean
Omim Iain
Benton
Toraie
Watey
Serene
Paskett
Lynn
McKechnie
Itnnin
Innin
Klem and
Kane
Ten Mile Open and Related Racing Handicap Entries
A compact notice lists races including a 10 Mile Open, a 1 Mile Handicap and a 5 Mile Open for Class B with 1509 seats at 256, indicating a program of endurance and handicap events and seating allocation details.
Phillies Bat Bell Hard Defeats Dodgers 5 2
The Phillies hammered Bell but scored first in the sixth. They added runs over three innings for a 5 2 victory. Daubert’s eighth inning triple followed Burch’s single, Wheat’s sacrifice fly preserved the shutout. Bates had three doubles. Daubert led Brooklyn with a triple and two singles. First baseman Jackson from El Paso joined Philadelphia, Crabble from Galveston joined Brooklyn.
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Daubert
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Wheat
Bates
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el Paso
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Crabble
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Grant
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Walsh
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Doolan
Dooin
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Dalton
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Davidson
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Smith
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Bureh
Miller
Seer
Moore
Mincee
McElveen
Hummel
Cubs Beat Cardinals Bunching Their Hits
Chicago won todays game from St Louis 5 to 2 by bunching hits in the sixth and seventh innings. Reulbach was hit hard but kept them fairly scattered.
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Eivers
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Pat
Harmon
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Konetech Konetchy
Klin
Bresnahan
Reul
Kling
Tinker
Hoffman
Wild Evers
Chance
Geoff Harmon
Geyer
O'Day
Brennan
Eastern League results with rain and darkness delays
Eastern League action saw Baltimore vs Buffalo tied 8-8 after nine innings due to darkness. Rochester beat Providence 4-2. Newark routed Toronto 56-4 in the opener, while Toronto won 6-1 in the nightcap before weather ended play. Jersey City defeated Montreal 9-5.
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Buffalo
Rochester
Providence
Newark
Toronto
Jersey City
Montreal
Touching Second by Evers and Fullerton
A 1910 copyright page credits John J. Evers and Hugh D. Fullerton. The item notes the work Touching Second, published by Reilly and Britton Co. in 1910, with rights reserved.
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John J. Evers
Hugh D. Fullerton
Reilly & Britton Co
Manager and Player Fight in Lawrence Game
New Bedford edged Lawrence 4 to 1 in Lawrence New England as a near brawl erupted between Lawrence manager James Bannon and catcher Ainsmith after a late throw. Ainsmith was benched and fined $10 as Maybohm faltered in a deciding sixth inning while Walsh Cunningham and others produced multiple key plays.
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New Bedford
James Bannon
Ainsmith
Bannon
Maybohm
New Medford
Lawpance
Faia Korea
McCrone
Rising
Cunningham
Wilson
Crisham
Walsh
Ulrich
Reynolds
Kruger
Kyle
Balle
Pruitt
O’brien
Miller
M'Crone
Dunham
Cham
M’o’ Ek
Case
Bauman
Sse
Noyes
Sebastian
Vinlayson
Catterson
Eames
Deciding Moments of Great Baseball Games
A study of the psychological breaks that decide baseball games. Bench behavior rises from two to four balls, culminating in game changing hits and runs. Recounts 1908 Tinker vs Mathewson clash and Chicago’s late season losses to Brooklyn on the break.
Duffey's Column The Hub Feels Red Sox Pennant Fever
Duffey celebrates Beantown loyalty as the Hub outpaces rivals in baseball fervor. Fans, players, and visiting teams agree Boston leads all towns, with Donovan's Red Sox drawing East Coast excitement and curious forecasts on pitchers and Speaker's hits. Caledonian games loom with champion athletes training for upcoming purses and event showdowns.
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Maine
New England
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Speaker
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Metz
Fish Marsh
Louis Guertin
John Clausen
Pat Dineen
Prouty
Newton Catholic Club Keeps Unbeaten Baseball Run
The Newton Catholic Club, a fast Boston area team, has played six games without a loss and defeated Waltham, Medford, and Roxbury Athletics. Manager Alderman Thomas Lyons arranged the schedule with Mc Court of Newton High and Rogers of Boston College Prep forming the battery. Infielders Linnehan Barry Donahue Sanderson, outfielders Stankard Kelly Tenio, and Rev. F Cronin as spiritual director help drive the club’s rapid growth toward future expansion in sports.
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Roxbury Athletics
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McCourt
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Boston College Prep
Linnehan
Barry
Donahue
Sanderson
Worcester Clinches Second Place With 4-1 Win
New England action in Worcester saw the team secure second place by knocking off Fall River 4 to 1. Thompson, who joined the club today, yielded only a single hit to the opposition.
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Page
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Weaver
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Devine
Bowcock
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Duff
Norton
W'stein
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Haight
Wormwood
Stein
Welson
Groh
Ter
Worces River
Th Wormwood
Lowell Wins 9 to 1 in Haverhill Baseball Showdown
Lowell completely outplayed Haverhill in all departments scoring nine runs to one. Tenney, Cooney, and Flaharty led with offensive bursts while Parsons and O'Toole faced pitching challenges for Haverhill. The game featured multiple hits, errors, and timely miscues shaping the decisive result.
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Haverhill
Lowell
Po.a.e
Moore
Flaharty
R.f
Foulke
Magee
Merrill
Fleming
R. F
Boultes
Ol Anderson
Sullivan
O!boyle
Parsons
Oj O'Toole
Ik Hr
Cooney
Fitzpatrick
Bouktes
Anderson
Blakeley
Fitrick
Poulke
O'Toole
Nigan
Local team seals first-inning rally in sharp 378 game
A fragmented report notes Lynn scoring in the opening inning as the local team pushes early, with a rare 378 game score highlighted. Exact details and names are unclear in the scrambled copy.
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New England
Lynn
Speedy men at Revere track in big paced race
Speedy riders Elmer Collins George Wiley Carl Vanoni prepare for a 25 mile motor paced race at Revere track the first of its kind this season in the region. The trio train intensively for the national championship pace event while sprinters Kramer Root Fogler and others contend in a 10 mile sprint.
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Revere Track
Elmer Collins
George Wiley
Carl Vanoni
Beach Oval
Old Park Square Track
Kramer
Root
Fogler
Houghton and Dutton Open Series Against Macy in Gotham
The Houghton and Dutton baseball team sails with about 100 fans to New York to face the Macy nine this afternoon. They previously beat Macy at the American League Grounds in Boston and are confident of another win, though they expect a tough battle from the Gothamists.
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Houghton & Dutton
New York
Macy
Boston
Gothamites
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