Red Sox Win in Hitting Contest
Boston Red Sox outslug the New York Highlanders 14 to 8 at Huntington Avenue grounds in a high scoring game. Ambie McConnell Hooper Gessler Stahl Wagner Lord and Blair led the batters as Doyle Chesbro and Steele struggled. Boston supports solid hitting with shaky defense and notes a sixth straight win before a trip to Washington.
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Highlanders
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Lord
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Elmer Steele
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Krause's pitching wins for Athletics
Washington was shut out 8 to 0 in Philadelphia. Krause earned his sixth win of the season, holding Washington to five hits and none past second base, while Philadelphia hitters connected for a pair of two base hits and a three base blow.
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Sports matchups set across major cities
Boston faces Washington, New York meets Philadelphia, Chicago plays Cleveland, and St. Louis travels to Detroit in a slate of city pairings scheduled for the day.
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Stolen Bases and Pitching Stats From Banked Outing
The game featured Stahl with three stolen bases and Steele drawing four walks while Doyle issued one. Doyle allowed 11 hits in six innings before Chesbro shelled for 10 in two, with Steele ringing up six strikeouts to Doyle's one. Umpires were OLoughlin and Perrine. attendance 6339.
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Doyle
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O’loughlin
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White Sox beat Cleveland 4 to 3 in tense game
Chicago defeated Cleveland 4 to 3 as Berger errant throws and a wild pitch opened the scoring. Fiene kept Chicago close despite poor support, while Lajoie's wrist injury forced his retirement in the ninth.
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Cleveland Today
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Detroit Sluggers Hit Criss Hard in Five At Bats
In Detroit on June 23 Criss retired after four batters reached in the third inning as Crawford powered a 3 doubles and a single in five trips to the plate. Bailey was less effective. The slugging sequence helped the Detroit club gain the lead and settle the game early.
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Bailey
Crawford
Brooklyns split two wins over Philadelphia at home
Brooklyn started a new season by beating Philadelphia 2–0 behind Rucker who allowed three hits. In the second game Hunter won 6–1 as Brooklyn tied the series with a seventh inning rally against Covaleskie. Lennox starred with strong all around play.
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Brooklyns
Philadelshia
Rucker
Hing
Hunter
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Lennox
Baseball Notes Onslaught Of Trades And Prospects
Open date in this city today. The Doves will be on hand tomorrow. Both Comiskey and McAleer seek an outfielder from Boston. The Chicago Iman proposed Burns for Speaker. McAleer offered his pitching staff for Doc Gessler. Only outfielder Lake will release is Jack Thoney. Boston pitcher due for sale or exchange soon. President Taylor aims to strengthen his pitching staff. Harry Walter to pitch for the Red Sox in Washington series. Gardner on the trip. Vermont University player may pinch hit on the trip. Hooper regained his batting eye yesterday. Henry J. Roper of Cambridge weighing offer to play in New York State league. Roper a solid all round player. Bob Robinson, Tufts alumnus and college pitcher, joins Brooklyn.
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Speaker
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Lake
Jack Thoney
Taylor
Harry Walter
Red Sox
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Hooper
Henry J. Roper
Cambridge
Tufts College
Lawrence
Roper
Bob Robinson
Brooklyn
Cincinnati Takes One From Chicago
Cincinnati tops Chicago 8 to 4 in the opener as Overall and Kroh are hit early. Gasper exits after seventh with Fromme allowing only one hit, while Hoffman and Egan contribute for Cincinnati. Chicago strands eight and makes several errors in a uneven game.
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Yesterday's Game in Detail
Batted for Deininger in the ninth. He was buried, hit by a batted ball. Brooklyn Pa O on by OE 0. Two-base hit by Burch. Sacrifice hits Grant and Jacklitsch. Stolen bases by Hummel and McMillan. Left on bases Philadelphia seven, Brooklyn six. Base on balls Moore two, Rucker six. Errors Brooklyn two. Struck out Moore six, Rucker five. Wild pitches Rucker one Moore one. Time three quarters of an hour. Umpires Klem and Kane.
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Hagerman
Brown
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Egan
Mitchell
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Sheckard
Tinker
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Jacklitsch
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Kane
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Meadowbrook Team Wins American Polo Cup at Hurlingham
The Mead owbrook team of Long Island defeated London opponents nine goals to five in the opening game for the American polo cup at Hurlingham. A large fashionable crowd attended the event as London's social season peaks.
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Hurlingham
Meadowbrook
Long Island
New England Girls Challenge in Open Luna Park Swim
Two nonprofessional girls spark a weekly Friday night pool contest at Luna Park Revere Beach. Madeline Berle of South Boston holds the 40 yard record for 15 year olds while Rose Pitonof of Dorchester is the long distance champion. organizer Miss Gerda Norin hopes to boost female swimming.
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Luna Park
Madeline Berle
South Boston
Gerda Norin
Revere
Norin
H. H. Pattee
Revere Beach
Ford Wins New York to Seattle Auto Race
Ford Car No. 2 won the New York to Seattle event finishing at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition gates at 2 55 35 o clock after 22 days and 55 minutes on the road.
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Wash
Pittsburg Pirates Triumph Over St Louis in 3 1 Victory
In St Louis on June 23 Pittsburg beat St Louis 3 to 1 as both pitchers pitched well. Beebe and Willis shared mound duties with Beebe charged for 7 hits over 9 innings while Willis allowed 7 hits. Wagner and Evans doubled for Pittsburg and the Pirates received solid support behind Willis. Harry Niles extended a 5 game hitting streak to 12 hits in his last 5 games with a 18 game safe streak.
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Ewee
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Clarke
Wagner
Abstein
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Shaw
Hulswitz
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Charles
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Giants Triumph in Heat on Doubleheader Sunday
New York Giants swept a doubleheader from the Boston Braves at the Polo Grounds. The first game ended 5 to 4 after a tense ninth inning, while the second game was a 11 to 1 rout. Marquard and Mattern initially matched runs, but Boston faded as Giants pitchers shut them down.
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Bostons
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Polo Grounds
John McGraw
Boston
Jersey
Rigler
Baseball scorecard scattered through New York Boston game
Marquard pitched 7 8 innings against Mathewson who allowed none in one frame. Umpires Rigler and Truby. New York 4 Boston 6. Tenney and Schlei had two-base hits Crandall a three-base hit Becker Murray homer O Hara stole a base. Crandall allowed 8 runs in 7 innings. White 1. Ferguson 1. Lindaman and Crandall combined. Time 2h46m. Bases on balls 1 2. wild pitch Ferguson.
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Boston Firemen Defeat Springfield in 12 to 3 Showdown
The Boston firemen defeated the Springfield firemen 12 to 3 on the Albany street playground. Fire Commissioner Parker and Chief Mullen witnessed the game and praised the Boston team. Boston collected 16 hits off Hickey while Truesdale limited Springfield to 6 hits and fanned 10.
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Albany Street
Parker
Mullen
Boston
Hickey
Truesdale
Baseball games wanted from Wakefield to Roxbury and Somerville
Advertises opportunities for amateur teams to schedule games with Wakefield Junctions Columbia A C of North Cambridge Howard A C of Roxbury Somerville K of C Triton Jrs. Contacts list addresses and phone numbers for arranging matches and travel expenses.
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A. C
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J. F. Danehy
Rindge Avenue
Howard A. C
Roxbury
A. Goode
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Edward Monahan
Somerville
Triton Jrs
Thomas Heffernan
O Street
South
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