Walthour and Stinson Tied in National Pacing Circuit
The national paced circuit opens with Little De Guichard leading after wins at Pittsburg and Baltimore. Walthour and Stinson share second with five points, Nelson close behind. Eight more circuit meets loom as the sport moves through Charles River Park and Bunker Hill Day events with tight races and 40 miles of pacing on the schedule.
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Stinson
Bunker Hill
Charles River Park
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Butler
Kennedy
Cambridge
Ecard
de Gulchard
Lawson
Revere Beach
Jimmy Moran
Will C. Stinson
Nat Butler
Hugh MacLean
Oscar Hedstrom
Moran
Leander
de Guichard
New York
Country Club races promise strong show in several events
At Clyde Park today the Country Club hosts flat racing and hurdle events led by two steeplechases the St Botolph and the Myopia. Four horses are entered for the St Botolph headed by Semper Ira and Adjidaumo while Piohm weighs 152 pounds. The Myopia has 11 entries and the flat for three year olds draws 16.
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Roughan Hall Charlestown Dance Tomorrow Night
A large crowd is expected at Roughan Hall in Charlestown tomorrow night for dancing all night with Condit’s Orchestra providing the music.
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Amateur teams seek strong semi professional play in Boston area
Herbert Morales of Weymouth seeks pitching with solid semi pro clubs. Numerous listings show youth and uniformed teams from 10 to 20 years old across Boston suburbs including Roxbury Malden Everett and East Boston. Last Saturday South Boston beat Milton 5 to 0. managers praise patronage.
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National MLB Matchups Set for Chicago Pittsburg St. Louis Cincinnati
National baseball schedule pairs Chicago with Pittsburg and St. Louis with Cincinnati, outlining upcoming rivalry showdowns across two marquee city duels. The matchups highlight long standing club clashes as fans await pivotal games this season.
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Boston Beats Babes 5 to 1 In Sunday St. Louis Tilt
Boston outplayed the Babes 5 to 1 as Fred Tenney was absent. Pratt started for St Louis with Lefty relieving. Key miscues and sharp Boston defense highlighted a ragged St Louis field. Moran and Cooley made running catches and Carney saved a run with a low pitch catch.
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Chicago 4 Philadelphia 2 in National League game
Chicago scored four runs in the sixth after two early outs, aided by Dugglesby wild throws and careful Philadelphia errors. Philadelphia tallied twice on a gift, a pass, and three singles. Attendance 9,800 as Lundgren pitched for Chicago and Dugglesby for Philadelphia.
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Cincinnati 7 New York 6 in National League game
Cincinnati took the last game of the series from New York as Sutphin Wild pitched for New York and Taylor was lifted for Cronin. Cronin allowed runs while Mertes Bresnahan McGann Peitz and Dunn contributed for Cincinnati. The game drew about 8500 fans with Bresnahan Mertes and Dunn stealing bases and Peitz hitting a three base hit. Cronin and Sutphoff combined on the mound for Cincinnati with Stevenson and Johnstone umpiring.
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Nationals Come Home Sixth in the List With Conflicting Dates
The Nationals return home after a poor trip with only three wins, six fielding and batting weaknesses blamed on the team. Cleveland and Brooklyn games loom, with Lajoie and Hickman starring for Cleveland and Jake Stahl leading Brooklyn hitters as the season tightens in the standings. Containing batting averages, fielding errors, and key players, the note tracks leaders Tenney Moran and Kittredge as the Nationals cling to sixth place while striving for a stronger lineup.
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Lajoie Leads Cleveland Amid Hope For Record Huntington Crowd
The Cleveland lineup features Napoleon Lajoie the highest paid player and Charley Hickman as a local favorite. Tomorrow, ladies’ day at Huntington avenue promises the season’s largest feminine crowd to see Lajoie. Nationals return from a disastrous Western trip to face Brooklyn, Joss to oppose Collins. Buckenberger seeks new hitters. Dougherty’s attitude noted. Tickets for Bunker Hill Day games go on sale at Wright & Ditson Henry Co hen’s and Oblast shoe store. Attendance at Huntington avenue expected larger than 1902 as Yale-Princeton results show baseball’s lasting appeal.
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Boxing Gossip Promises Heated Roxbury Night Bout
The Roxbury Tammany A C hosts Jimmy Briggs vs Kid Goodman with strong advance buzz and two curtain raisers Harry Gilman vs Young Donohue and Sidney vs Tommy Dixon. Word of two judges, assurances of decisive outcomes, and club rules dominate as fans anticipate a lively evening at Whittier Street gym.
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