Athletics Triumph In Tumultuous Boston Game
In Philadelphia on June 26 the Athletics edged the Boston club 4 to 3 after a tense seventh inning. Hartsel opened with a drive to third, then Davis cleared the fences off Young for the decisive blow. Selbach and Seybold contributed timely hits as Boston managed a single run on Bender’s two passes to first. Schreck’s misplay allowed Stahl to score, but the Athletics held on with strong defense and timely hitting.
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Brooklyn Wins Final Boston Game in Early Fireworks
The Brooklyns exploded four runs in the first inning at South End grounds to clinch a 2-2 series split with Boston. Maloney Lumley Jordan and Alperman supplied the hitting, highlighted by Alperman’s three baser hit scoring Lumley and Jordan. Strobel starred for New York in the later game, while Tenney’s crew played solid defense.
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Detroit Drives Past Opponent With Ninth Inning Rally
Detroit won 5 to 4 after two out in the ninth. A bases on balls set up the rally followed by an infield single and two outfield hits by Crawford and Cobb to seal the win.
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Glade Pitched Well as Visitors Defeat St. Louis 4–0
In St Louis on June 26 Glade pitched well but the visitors won 4 to 0 scoring two runs on no bate and another two runs on one hit.
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Lynn Triumphs 1-0 in Ten Innings Over Fall River
In Lynn on June 26, Labelle pitched 10 innings and hit a game winning home run with two outs in the 10th to lift Lynn past Fall River 1 to 0. Final line shows Lynn 1 run 1 hit 4 errors, Fall River 0 runs 5 hits 6 errors. Batteries Labelle Daum Swanson Sullivan.
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Haverhill Beats Lowell In Lopsided Baseball Game
Haverhill defeated Lowell convincingly as they excelled at bat and in the field. The score by innings shows Haverhill with a strong middle surge while Lowell struggled for runs. Batteries were McPartland and Duggan for Haverhill with Maroney and Lake behind Lowell.
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Lawrence Defeated Bedford in Afternoon Bout
Lawrence fell to New Bedford by a 57 to 46 score. Elliott Robinson Coveney and Whit ing Cote contributed for Lawrence as Bedford led at half and pulled away in the final period.
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Worcester shuts out Manchester 5 to 0 in baseball game
Worcester defeated Manchester 5 to 0 as Sline and Knotts held the opposition. Cross and McDaniels powered Worcester with key hits and solid defense in the New Hampshire tilt.
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Boxing Gossip Lights Up Chelsea Fourth Card
A week before the Fourth of July Chelsea card strong rumors place Willie Lewis against Honey Mellody in the main bout with New York papers backing it. Mellody, a Boston drawing card, could clash with Lewis as local fans expect a toe to toe war. Donohue leaves Boston for Hamilton to face Charley Neary on July 4.
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All Har vard Yale Boat Races Set for Thames Tomorrow
Harvard and Yale crews wrap up practice ahead of Thursday regatta on the Thames with Red Top, Conn. reports all is ready. The Crimson varsity and freshman boats improved today, while Yale crews also sharpened for the big race.
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World of Sport notes Dartmouth recruits and track stars
Hyde Park High School star tackle Stewart will enter Dartmouth this fall joining pole vaulter Ira Bennett as new additions to the Greens. The article also mentions Noah Brusso pursuing a $600 forfeit, Fitzsimmons’ horse incident with his lion Senator, and an Oak Island Grove field day Eagles event offering medals described as pure gold with a 10 mile race and notable entrant A J Burns among 60 entries.
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Halifax horse breaks seven furlongs world record at Sheepshead Bay
Alex Shields Halifax carried 119 pounds to win the Swift stakes at Sheepshead Bay in 1:24 4-5, beating Ormondale by two lengths. Brookdale Nymph and Ormondale followed. Prince Hamburg equalled a six and a half furlongs record in the first race as Red River won the Zephyr stakes. Two favorites won.
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Walthour and MacLean Slated for Saturday Pace Race
One of the season’s largest crowds is expected at the Revere cycle track for a 30 mile motor paced race worth $1000 between MacLean of Chelsea and Walthour. Walthour is in the South but will return in time for the race. MacLean, after beating Walthour in Atlanta two weeks ago, is confident he can repeat.
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Yale Football Schedule Set for Next Fall
Yale announces its 10 game football slate for next season with eight at Yale Field and two mid week contests. The schedule opens October 3 at home against Wesleyan and lists key away games at West Point and Princeton with Harvard finishing the season November 24.
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Amateur Wrestling Tourney July 9 to 21 at Nickelodeon Theatre
Hanover A C will host an amateur wrestling tournament under N E A A A U sanction from July 9 to 21 at the Nickelodeon Theatre with 125 pound class plus minus five pounds. Prizes include watches for first and second place. Entries close Friday July 6 with Max Goodman 51 Hanover Street and an entry fee of 25 cents.
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National League Ties Across Atlantic Matchups
Reports list five intercity baseball showdowns spanning New York at Boston, Brooklyn at Philadelphia, and Pittsburg versus Cincinnati as part of the national schedule updates.
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Baseball Game Summary Between Teams Noted
Kelley hit a home run and Clarke sacrificed. Lynch had two sacrifices and Wagner stole a base. Wicker struck out four, Lynch three. Pitchers allowed several hits with Leever, Lynch, and Wicker giving up multiple runs. Umpire O Day.
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Three Alleged Gamblers Taken At South End Grounds
Three alleged professional gamblers were arrested at the South End baseball grounds yesterday by Officers Angel and Wragg of Division 10. Names given were William Madden of Boston Samuel Cutler of Everett and Edward Perry of Boston. They posted bail and will face Roxbury Police Court. A brief stampede occurred as spectators fled to avoid police. Captain Hanley vowed to keep the grounds free from gamblers.
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Wesleyan Triumphs In 12th Inning Classic Over Williams
Wesleyan edged Williams 1 to 0 in 12 innings to win the commencement ball game. Smith singled and stole second in the 12th, scoring on Burke's hit as fans celebrated on the campus. Batteries Monroe Day Ford Waters.
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