Beaneaters Rally To Top Cleveland In Rainy Game
Cleveland led 3 to 0 entering the sixth as Lajoie and Hickman handled Dineen’s delivery. Boston’s six and seventh inning hits, aided by two errors and close calls, produced five runs and the lead for good. Dougherty tripled and Ferris, Lachance, and Parent contributed key hits as Boston rallied to win 6 to 4 despite damp weather and a 2977 crowd.
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Parent
Ferris
League Park
Dougherty
Ray
Bradley
Hickman
Flick
Man
Criger
Bay
Dineen
Collins
O’brien
Freeman
Gochnaur
Boston
Lachance
Larry
Chicago Victorious On Callahan Home Run Rally
Chicago wins closing innings with Callahan’s eighth inning homer tying and a ninth inning score. Holmes and Magoon spark offense as Philadelphia misplays in late rally. attendance 2,785.
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Callahan
Philadelphia
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Jones
Picker
Green
Davis
L.cross
Isbell
O Seybold
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Murphy
Tanehill
M.cross
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Osehreck
Pat'rson
Waddell
St Louis shuts out Washington 4 to 0 to end skid
St Louis returned home and ended a losing streak by defeating Washington 4 to 0. Patten allowed many free hits while Powell held the visitors to one hit through eight innings. Attendance was about 1200 as St Louis tallied two earned runs and benefited from hits by Anderson Kahoe Padden and Powell with multiple defensive plays converting double plays and stolen bases by Padden and McCormick.
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Washington
Patten
Powell
Anderson
Kahoe
Padden
Heidrick
Friel
McCormick
Clark
Coughlin
Lhi
Pears
Detroit Triumphs Over New York 7 0 In Rain Slowed Game
Detroit defeats the New York nine 7 to 0 in a rain softened contest. Mullin pitched well for Detroit while slippery ground led to a later surge as Detroit scored six runs in the seventh inning. Tannehill played a key part in the late scoring spree.
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New York
Griffith
Tannehill
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Unclear matchup details with base advances and errors
McGuire, Lush, Long. Sacrifice hit Fultz. Stolen base Lush. Walks off Mullin and Tannehill. Hit by pitch Tannehill. Errors Detroit 2 New York 1. Left on base Detroit 6 New York 8. Strikeouts Mullin 4 Tannehill 1. Double plays Convoy to Ganzel and Smith to Carr. Time 2h. Umpires Hassett Carruthers. Attendance 2734.
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New York
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Conroy
Smith
Ganzel
Long
Conrore
Mullin
Tannehill
McGuire
Lush
Fultz
Convoy
Carr
Hassett
Carruthers
About Cranky Customers in Our Store
A store owner defends customer taste and outlines the season’s best fabrics Fancy Flannels Wool Crashes Feather Weight Chev iots Homespuns and Blue Serges. Highlights include suits priced 5 to 18 dollars and a full range of summer furnishings and stout mens wear nested with the clothes for sale.
New England Half Mile Circuit Closes at Nashua
The opening meet of the New England half mile circuit at Nashua, N H, featured a 2 15 pace and a free for all. Bunker Hill led the 2 15 pace heat, Major C won the race with three straight heats, and Peeler Patton prevailed in the free for all, with John T challenging early. Best times were 2 15 1 4 and 2 09 1 2 respectively.
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New England
Bunker
Peeler Patton
John T
Boxing Gossip on Donnelly Referee Decision Rebuttal
Columnist defends referee Dan Donnelly after Briggs Goodman decision. He concedes fault in criticizing the club’s stance on Donnelly for future bouts but notes club officials and Manager Mack express confidence in Donnelly to referee all Tammany Club events. Donnelly maintains his Wednesday night ruling was proper.
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Briggs-Goodman
Donnelly
Mack
Tammany Club
Walter Burgo
Sam Langford
Burgo
Langford
Jimmy Hanlon
Kid Freeman
Eddie Carr
J. O’brien
Boston boxing chatter spans champions in vaudeville and bouts
The piece catalogs boxers and events around Boston, noting Dixon's display against Young Sidney, Billy Tucker's return from England, and stories of Kid Johnson, Will Scott, Sandy Ferguson, Young Corbett at Winthrop Beach, Hughey Murphy, and other matchups. It hints at plans, travel, and managerial talks, with bets and proposals from Newton to Butte.
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Boston
Chicago
Billy Tucker
England
Eltie Tay
Old Howard
Billy
Kid Johnson
America
Will Scott
Johnson
Sullivan
Tammany Club
Howard Street
Billy Golden
Chelsea
Sandy Ferguson
Lynn
Sandy
Young Corbett
Winthrop Beach
Hughey Murphy
Corbett
Murphy
Harry Tuthill
Jimmy Briggs
McGovern
Star of the East
Steve Mahoney
Butte
Mont
Herrera
Kid Broad
Briggs
Edward S. Stone
Grand Theatre
Frank Adams
Newton
Chester Goodwin
Adams
Kelly
Matty Baldwin
Goodwin
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Harvard Varsity Eight Light Practice at Gale's Ferry
Harvard varsity eight light training in Gale's Ferry Connecticut as wind and tide affect plans. Freshmen cover two miles in 11 minutes while Yale freshmen race two miles 2:32 for half mile. Yale varsity later rows mile and a half with 27 stroke, finishing with fast quarters and high form.
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Harvard
Yale
Higginson
Red Top
Julian Curtiss
Kunzig
Waterman
McGraw
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