Incomplete Ninth Inning Ends Game With Scoring Run
Nichols sacrificed and Bannon covered as Long grounded to Cross. In the ninth Thompson popped to Tenney, Duffy moved to left, McCarthy left. Turner drew a base on balls, Hallman flied out to Tenney. Buckley reached safely, Turner moved to third, Cross over to Nash fumbled, Turner scored, Buckley to second. Smith popped to Long. The score:
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Nichols
Bannon
Long
Cross
Thompson
Tenney
Duffy
McCarthy
Turner
Hallman
Buckley
Nash
Smith
AB. R. B. TB. PO
iMrthy Lf
Lowe
Tucker
S. Thompson
Oo Smith
SeCkyndels
Boston Fevevetsecee
Philadelphia
Boston
Hamilton
M Rthy
Nichola
Nichol
Ganzel
Buckle Ganzel
Nicols
Doyle
South End Grounds
Quakers
Charlestown Rooters
Jimmy Sullivan
Phillies
Hyde Grammar School
John Haggerty
Bostons
Sullivan
Charlestown
Censtre
Boyle
Short
Als
Banmon
Foenon
Sec'ds
Fino Orster Cross
Mein
Phillies and Boston duel at South End grounds in close game
Captain Nash and the Nash aggregation hosted a Philadelphia delegation led by Captain Doyle at the South End grounds. Philadelphia pitcher Smith faltered in the fifth, walking eleven and letting Boston surge. Nash and Long contributed key hits as Boston edged ahead.
Chicago Cubs edge Pittsburg as Stewart wins it in eighth
Chicago defeated Pittsburg three games in a row as Stewart hit a go ahead three run homer in the eighth. Griffith also homered and Sugden was knocked out after colliding with a pitched ball. doctors treated him on the field. Attendance 4000. Chicago 9 Pittsburg 6. Hits Chicago 6 Pittsburg 11. Errors Chicago 5 Pittsburg 7. Batteries Griffith Kittredge Hawley Sugden Merritt.
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Chicago
Chicagos
Pittsburg
Galvin
Stewart
Griffith
Sugden
Kittredge
Hawley
Merritt
Baltimore Triumphs Over New York on Illegal Delivery
Baltimore led early and won 6 to 2 in Baltimore on June 26 after a contested third inning. Gorman was behind an illegal delivery that sparked three Baltimore runs, while Burke received a $2 fine. Hoffer and Robinson paired for Baltimore with eight hits to New York's seven.
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Baltimore
Gorman
New York
Innning
Burke
Hoffer
Robinson
German
Wilson
Brooklyn Beats Washingtons in Thirteen Inning Tie
Brooklyn and Washingtons played nearly two and a half hours before a run scored in the thirteenth. Stein Griffin and Corcoran singled in the thirteen inning as Hassamer's throw to the plate led to a controversial out. Attendance 1700. Brooklyn 1 Washington 1. Hits Brooklyn 9 Washington 6. Errors Washington 1. Batteries Stein Dailey Anderson McGuire.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Brooklyns
Washingtons
Stein
Griffin
Corcoran
Hassamer
Anderson
Washington
Stein and Dailey
Anderson and McGuire
Breitenstein Beats St Louis as Cincinnati Wins
Heavy batting and base running powered Cincinnati to victory over St Louis. Breitenstein struck out strong, while Cooley moved to behind the plate for St Louis before Breitenstein proved too much. Attendance about 3000 as Cincinnati piled up 14 hits to 11 for St Louis.
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Cincinnati
Breitenstein
Cooley
St. Louis
Parrott
Murphy
Bonner
Brockton Drops Tilt to Fall River in Easy Loss
In Brockton June 26 the Brockton club played poorly and committed costly defensive mistakes. Fall River capitalized on Brockton errors with unearned runs while Brockton failed to produce offense. Kennedy and Stackhouse led bats. Wise and Buckley made running catches. Attendance 600.
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Brockton
Fall River
Kennedy
Stackhouse
Wise
Buckley
Portland Beats Augusta on Wild Pitch in First Inning
Portland and Augusta played as Patterson caused early trouble in the first inning. Sullivan pitched well for Portland as the hosts won 12 to 1 with 8 hits and 3 errors.
New Bedford Beats Pawtucket In One-Sided Game
New Bedford defeated Pawtucket 16 to 5 as Barton homered and Barton's power highlighted the contest. Meakin struggled on the mound before being replaced by Todd, with Friend and Sharp anchoring the battery for New Bedford while Pawtucket poured in ten hits and committed eight errors.
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Pawtucket
R. I
New Bedford
Meakin
Todd
Barton
Friend
Sharp
Lewiston Beats Bangor On Strong Hitting In Maine Contest
Lewiston defeated Bangor 11 to 5 in Lewiston Maine with Williams's pitching and batting highlighted. The game featured solid Lewiston hitting and a productive performance from the Lewiston lineup.
Nashua Tops Lawrence In Ninth In New England Association Game
July June 26 Nashua defeated Lawrence 9 to 6 in a well played New England Association baseball game at Nashua. Black and Luchila were Nashua pitchers with Standish and Hart catching for Lawrence. Nashua had 15 hits to Lawrence's 7 and made 9 errors to Lawrence's 7.
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Nashua
N. Hi
Lawrence
Black
Luchila
Standish
Hart
Buffalo Edges Springfield In Tight Eastern League Tilt
In Springfield on June 26 Buffalo beat the home team 12 to 10 after a early six run burst by Buffalo. Callahan faltered after the first two innings but settled and struck out Fields with the bases loaded in the eighth. Wadsworth allowed few hits but walked nine. Gunson sparked Springfield with his bat while Leahy and Wise contributed costly errors. Batteries Callahan Gunson and Wadsworth Urquhart.
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Fall River
McDermott
M. Harrington
Ladd Teeseee
Kennedy
Mizmaurice
Rollins
Ae Reilly
Rupert
R.f
Klobedanz
Brockton. PO
Wiilis
C.feronesee
Pettit
Nadean
Sse
Stackhouse
France
Buckley
Manning
Sharrott
Ween BO
Rockton
Brockton
Reilly
Ladd
Nadeau
Willis
Springfield
Buffalo
Buffalos
Callahan
Wadsworth
Springfields
Wise
Leahy
Gunson
Callahan and
Wadsworth and Urquhart
Scranton Triumphs Over Rochester In Ninth Inning
Scranton defeats Rochester in a dramatic ninth inning after Duryea and Johnson pitched well. Rochester led 3-2 before Scranton scores in the final frame to win 4-3. Batteries were Johnson and Smith for Scranton and Duryea and Berger for Rochester.
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Scranton
Penn
Rochester
Duryea
Johnson
Smith
Berger
Wilkesbarre Narrow Victory Over Syracuse in Low Scoring Game
Wilkesbarre edged Syracuse 4 to 6 in a pitching duel as Barnett pitched well for Syracuse until the ninth inning. Keenan and Diggins opposed Barnett and Hess with 600 fans in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Penn
Syracuse
Barnett
Keenan
Diggins
Hess
Phillies and Celtics Duel As Week Advances
The Diamond Ghat notes a 3 30 start with the Phillies and Boston in contention for pen dant. It mentions Cleveland and Louisville game postponed by wet grounds, Pittsburg tied for fourth with Cleveland, Philadelphia and Brooklyn battling for seventh, and Smith walking eleven yesterday. Henry J Quinn aims to field top local squad and seeks college players. Wright Ditson team to play two at Newburyport on July 4. An office letter to Jim McCauley. Tom Bannon excelingsuits with Scranton. Jimmie Sullivan’s Charlestown fans at South End. Pittsburg moves from second to fourth. Pirates still in the race. Last league game at South End tomorrow until July 28. Amateur notes to run each Monday. managers and captains urged to send notes by Friday.
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Phillies
Bostons
Cleveland
Louisville
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Smith
Henry J. Quinn
Newburyports
Wright & Ditson
Newburyport
Jim McCauley
Tom Bannon
Scranton
Jimmie Sullivan
Charlestown
South End
Pirates
Baseball
Friay
Baseball Night At Tremont Thea tre With The Sphinx
Manager Askin invites Boston and Philadelphia teams to tonight's Tremont Theatre showing The Sphinx a baseball night program with new gags topical verses and a baseball themed story by Stevens Sullivan of the visitors receives a special Charlestown party in attendance and a company memento from The Sphinx company
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Askin
Boston
Philadelphia
Tremont Theatre
Stevens
the Sphinx
Sullivan
Charlestown
Cyclists Tyler Johnson Sign for Grand Rapids Race
In Grand Rapids on July 2 the noted riders Tyler and Johnson have signed to race under the Horsemen's Association for a $1500 cash stake.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
All Wheelmen Praise the Butcher Cyclometer’s Fame
The chronometer clock like device has served 13 years from Maine to California. It is claimed as the only cyclometer used in Europe and the standard for measuring distances in bicycle road books. Experts in wheelmen circles reportedly give it their unasked approval.
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Maine
California
Europe
N. E
Boston
Kilkenny Wins at Narragansett Park Crowded Track
At Narragansett Park on June 26 a strong New York contingent boosted attendance. Kilkenny won the second race at one mile with Lamley riding, while Lamley and McClain each secured two wins and Horton added another. Weather clear, track slow, with Gala favored in the third race but failing to win.
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Narragansett Park
New York
Kilkenny
Lamley
McClain
Horton
Richfield
Bernardine
Clark
Cutalong
I. Lamley
Hardrauda
Argentina
Alabama
Dundee
Miss Blanche R
Ireana
Nover
J. Lamley
Clarus
H. Brown
Claurence
Maher
Evevevogevesis
Happy Day
Lasolta
Solitaire
Lady Adams
Curious
Caracus
Franciscan
Beacon
Sheedy
Summer Breeze
Busy Bee
Gala
Caracas
Langdon
Healey
Tigress
Epresnetbeseesetee
Annie Bishop
Milton T
W. B
Nick
Lady Richmond
McC
Ettare
Daly
Ettore
Races at Saugus Track Highlight Fast Pace Show
Large crowds attended the Saugus track meet on June 26 with several favorites winning. Notable performances included Allie Wilkes and Jubilee Wilkes in fast sprints, and Stately narrowly beating Wilkes in the 2:18 pace as Frenzie L. battled for top spots in the 2:19 trot amid chaotic heats.
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Saugus
Allie Wilkes
Jubilee Wilkes
Hummer
Antidote
Paul Clifford
Whistle
Jack Bowen
Celola
Andrews
Bouncer
Reinsman
Frenzie L
Miss Fullerton
Brock
Nancy Harkaway
Kentucky Star
Mascot, Jr
Stately
Wilkes
Lynn Belle
Ernsie
el Rami
Nashville
Juno Withers
Mariner
Kit Baker
Green
Br. H
Anteros
de la Whistle
B. G
Alexander
Johnson
Vesbsubamers
Brown Hal
Mooney
Aisiets Ea
Lilly
B. m
Wedgewood Colane
Lilly B
C. m
Billy Hinsley
Parberry
Rosebud
Viking
Yossesdapoccksnase
Eemenet
Miss Eleanor
Overstreet Wilkes
Quinton
Ra Flash
Wallingford
Ray Ethan
Coggeswell
Lee
An- Glows
Esa Soon
Brunhilde
McCarty
Cuckoo
Cunard, Jr
Cnaypp
Youn Fullerton
Cebola
Br. m
Stranger
Etesaiaees
Haider Wilkes
Scattergood
Peer Br. H
Princeps McCo AE
Bismuth
Kinney
Ceeeeseeenenees
Wilbrooka
Wilkes Boy
B. H
Spendon
Mambrino Startle
Petoskey
Jones
Robert McGregor
Ea Racier
Glenro
Hobart defeats Pim in straight sets at Newton
Hobart beats Pim in two straight sets using sharp net work and strong drives to claim a victory after previous defeats. Mahoney and Hovey split results with Mahoney edging Hovey in a three set match. Later, Sir Charles Dilke watched Cornell crew practice at Henley amid sultry, hazy conditions.
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Newton
Hobart
Pim
Gms
Hovey-Mahoney
Hovey
Mahoney
London
Charles Dilke
Cornell
Henley
E. A. Thompson
Argonaut
Hambledon
Horse Pedigrees and Times From Mystery Ledger
Fragmentary listing shows horses with sires and dams, including names such as Wilkes, Onward, Riverside, Withers, and Meander, with reference times like 2:16 and 2:22 and blocks of breeding data. The text reads as a catalog of horse lineages and potential race times, limited readable details.
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Serteees
Ates Taaece
Hure Nish
St. Bell
Butler
Church Bell
Onward
Jonnbon
Zerbrino
Woodbine
Marsh
Chester Morris
St. Morris
Marinet
B. H
Middletown
Juno Withers
Ch. m
Withers
Dorian and Hastings Victors in Six racing events at Sheepshead Bay
At Sheepshead Bay L I on June 26 first race seven furlongs Dorian won with Matt Byrnes second Stephen J third. The Surf stakes for two year olds five furlongs Hastings won Handspring second Sagamore third. Other results included Prig at one mile and a furlong with Arapahoe second Mirage third, Tidal stakes one mile Keen an won Con noisseur second Colabra third, Religion at a half mile with Bloomer second Tarentum third, and Peacemaker winning one mile on turf Santiago second Corn Cob third.
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Sheepshead Bay
L. I
Dorian
Matt Byrnes
Stephen J
Hastings
Handspring
Sagamore
Prig
Arapahoe
Mirage
Docker Wins Northumberland Plate at Newcastle Meeting
The Northumberland plate for 3-year-olds and up at Newcastle was won by Docker of Cornbury with Spindle Leg second and Banquet not starting. Nine horses ran in the two mile handicap race worth 1000 sovereigns. the second prize paid 60 sovereigns.
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London
Newcastle and Gosforth Park
Newcastle
Docker
Cornbury
M. F. Dwyer
Dumbbell Contest Set in Worcester Between Two Athletes
A Monday event in Worcester pits F D Duverney of Boston against George White of Worcester in a dumbbell lifting match. The 1892 clash between the same rivals went to Duverney and this rematch is billed as highly competitive. The piece also notes gossip about Fanny Jinks and royal suitors, claiming she asserted she was the daughter of a police captain.
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Worcester
F. D. Duverney
Boston
George White
Mr. Duverney
Fanny Jinks
Boxing Gossip from Boston Notes Incoming Gallagher and Local Matches
Boxing columnist Rob Roy reports Billy Gallagher, a California welterweight, arriving in Boston via Billy Brady to audition at local clubs. He discusses amateur rivalries, challenges to Kid Mulligan, McArthur’s critique, and possible bouts with Boston lightweights. Sullivan’s New York testimonial and local fighters like Fallon and O’Brien are mentioned amid broader boxing chatter.
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Boston
Billy Gallagher
California
Billy Brady
Gallagher
Coney Island
Brady
Kid McCoy
Ike McArthur
Kid Mulligan
New England
Mulligan
A. A
McArthur
Police
John E. Wright
Haverhill Gazette
John
Boston Herald
Rob Roy
Charles Kelley
George Twohey
Jimmy Kaveney
Willie Tucker
Mike Sears
Sidney Smith
Fitchburg
Mass
P. J. O’neil
William Gurry
Leominster
O’neil
Gurry
W. F. McCoy
Jim Duffy
John L. Sullivan
New York
Sullivan
Armory
Jack Fallon
Lawrence
Dave Nelligan-McEnerney
Fallon
Essex Street
Dick O’brien
Jack McDonough
St. Paul
Johnny Griffin
George Dixon
O’rourke
Braintree
Jack Falvey
Avery Street Club
H. E. Sharpe
Connecticut
Indice
Bridgeport Herald
Sharpen
Seaside Club
Ben Benton
Boston Post
Kennedy and Hurst
The
Wreckers
Salem Stabbing Suspect Sought in Canal Street Incident
Police seek Jack McAuliffe on stabbing Arthur G. Frothingham in the face yesterday at their Canal street office. Frothingham required stitches after a scuffle during his removal from the building following a dispute over McAuliffe's presence.
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Salem
Jack McAuliffe
Arthur G. Frothingham
McAuliffe
Frothingham
Canal Street
TRYING TO SAVE M LAUGHLIN
Colonel Edward James of this city appeared before Supreme Court Justice Gaynor at Newburgh New York to seek a certificate of reasonable doubt in the case of Police Inspector Mc Laughlin convicted of extortion and sentenced to two and a half years in Sing Sing prison.
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New York
Edward James
Supreme Court
Gaynor
Newburg
N. Y
McLaughlin
Sing Sing
Arrest Report for Obstruction Charge on Tremont Street
Louis Davis of 79 Second Street Chelsea was arrested by Station 2 police yesterday on a warrant for obstructing an electric car on Tremont Street on the 20th inst.
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Louis Davis
Station 2
Tremont Street
Davis
Second Street
Chelsea
Dennis Keefe Arrested for Wool Larceny at Steamship Company
Dennis D. Keefe, 33, of 207 West Fourth Street, was arrested by a Station 2 officer last night on larceny charges for taking twenty nine pounds of wool from the Philadelphia Steamship Company's premises.
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Dennis D. Keefe
West Fourth Street
Philadelphia Steamship ,Companys
Family owns and rides most bicycles, readers invited
A request to readers from the bicycle editor seeks letters about which family owns and rides the largest number of bicycles. Respond with experiences, anecdotes, and observations for possible publication.
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the Post
RAGE WILL BE RUN In Three-Man $1000 Bicycle Match
Announces a three way race between Johnson Tyler and Sanger for $1000 at Wal tham track on July 4. First prize is $650, second $250 and third $100 plus entry fees. A Porter Jenney match and two Class A events round out the program with entries closing at midnight.
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St. Onge
Cambridge
Lowry
Himeon
Percival
Manchester
Waltham
Newburyport
Boston
Providence
Worcester
Chicago
J. E. Anderson
Press Club
Peter Berle
Stearns
Newton Rubber Company
Post
Chelsea Cycle Club
Chelsea
W. E. Gallison
Broadway
Lynn
Lynn Athletic Association
T. J. Tully
Andrewa Street
J. C. Kerrison
Herald Office
Johnson
Tyler
Sanger
Waltham Track
Porter
Donts for Drivers Teach Kind Handling of Horses
A historical guidance urging humane horse care for drivers. It warns against exposing horses to sun, overloading in heat, withholding water, and giving whiskey. It advises regular cooling methods, rest during exhaustion, mouth cleansing, and, in extreme cases, cold water and ice applications. It condemns lashing a dying animal and promotes humane treatment.
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