Moran Beats Caldwell In Grand Race At Charles River Park
Moran the Chelsea milkman defeats Harry Caldwell the New Hampshire giant in a crowded match race. Moran wins both heats backing large machines, setting a world record in the third mile and securing the purse as Caldwell fades late. Moran also tops ten miles in the big machine event and twelve in the smaller motors, while Caldwell fails to keep pace.
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Harry Caldwell
New Hampshire
Jimmy Moran
Chelsea
Charles River Park
Moran
Little Motors
Caldwell
Charity Picnic Draws 5000 Hebrew Residents to Boston Event
Oaksland Grove in Revere hosted a grand charity outing by the Hebrew Ladies Helping Hand Association of Boston. Five thousand people attended and the proceeds go to aid 65 sheltering children and the home. The day produced a generous sum for the cause.
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Oaksland Grove
Revere
Greater Boston
Hebrew Ladies’ Helping Hand Association of
Boston
Racing Cyclists Break Chelsea Woman's Leg On Broadway
Cyrus E Curtis and his brother while racing an electric car near Bellingham station struck Elizabeth King a Chelsea resident. She suffered a broken right leg and was treated by a physician before being taken home to 106 Division street Chelsea. Also noted is pitcher Jim Driscoll of Lynn now free to sign with a semi professional team or Maine or New Hampshire clubs, living at 560 Boston street West Lynn.
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Chelsea
Broadway
Bellingham Station
Elizabeth King
Division Street
Jim Driscoll
Lynn
Nashua New Oarne
Maine
New Hampshire
Boston Street
West Lynn
New York at Boston Philadelphia at Washington
A sports brief lists matchups with New York visiting Boston and Philadelphia against Washington, alongside Cleveland at Detroit and St. Louis at Chicago for the day’s games.
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E. Attee
Philadelphia
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Boston
Washington
St. Louis
P.C
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Notre Dame Youth Leads Boston Victory in Pennant Race
Norwood Gibson of Notre Dame outpitched rival Tom Hughes at Huntington Avenue as Boston defeated the American league leaders 5 to 2. Gibson starred at bat and in the field, helping Boston retain first place in the pennant chase.
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Norwood Gibson
Notre Dame
Tom Hughes
Huntington Avenue
Boston
Collins Heroics Spark Boston Victory Over Invaders
Nearly 9000 fans watched Boston defeat the Invaders as Gibson pitched superbly and Collins starred at bat and in the field. Stahl’s baserunning confusion and a daring third to home sequence highlighted a tense finish with Parent and Gallant play at short. O'Neill, Lachance, Ganzel, and McGuire contributed as Boston capitalized on errors and aggressive baserunning to seal the win.
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Jimmy Collins
Gibson
Collins
Parent
Stahl
Boston
Hughes
Griffith
New York
Fultz
Dougherty
Conroy
McGuire
Ganzel
Lachance
Tip O'Neill
O’neill
Dougherty Struggles as Boston Takes Early Lead
Pat Dougherty's weak support shows in a rough inning as Boston breaks through. Parent hits a three bagger scoring Collins and Stahl after Stahl walks. Lachance and New York go down in order in the opening frames amid nerves and misplays.
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Pat Dougherty
Dougherty
Parent
Boston
Lachance
New York
Stahl
Collins
Freeman
O’neill
Hughes
Limited Trade Offer On Co LUMBIA 2 Speed Bicycles
For a short time we offer extra liberal allowances on used chain bicycles as part payment for new CO LUMBIA CHAINLESS BICYCLES WITH 2 SPEED GEARS. Bring the old wheel in, as we cannot make an offer without seeing it.
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New Columbia
Dr Liverpool Offers One Dollar Treatments in Boston
Dr Liverpool with over 30 years in Boston advertises this month only one dollar for consultation examination and medicine. He claims to cure all diseases of men women and children without surgical options or examination and promises relief for female complaints. Boston office at 589 Remont Street operates 9 am to 4 pm and 7 to 9 pm Fridays and Saturdays with Sunday hours 10 am to 2 pm.
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Liverpool
Boston
Remont St
Boston Keeps Lead as Conroy Ends Tight Play
New York scores first in the fourth with Dougherty scoring after a Keeler bunt. Boston replies in the eighth and ninth innings with key hits from Parent, Lachance, Ferris, and Anderson. McGuire, Collins, and Conroy anchor a tense defense as Boston stays atop the standings despite late threats.
Mullin Loses Control In Fifth, Chicago Wins
Mullin handed Chicago a base on balls in the fifth and forgot to cover the plate on a short passed ball. He tried to bat it out himself but failed as Chicago pulled away in the late innings. Barrett made a wonderful running catch off Sullivan.
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Detroit
Mullin
Chicago
Owen
Barrett
Sullivan
Patten and Plank Pitchers' Battle Ends 2-1 for Washington
Washington beat Philadelphia 2 to 1 as Patten and Plank held tough. Cassidy delivered the first run with a double, a sequence including a hit by the pitcher an error and a passed ball. Moran's wild throw produced Philadelphia's lone tally.
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Philadelpiia B. BH. Po
Ank
Washington
Phileaelphia
Powers
Me—Lih
Dwyer
Cleveland shuts out St Louis 4 to 0 in brief game
The Cleveland American League team blanked St Louis 4 to 0 in one of the shortest games of the season. The contest featured a decisive pitching performance and a shutout with minimal offense from the home team.
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ST. Louis
Boxing Night Crowds Fuel New England Cards This Week
Boxing clubs across New England schedule more bouts than since May. Major cards include Jimmy Burke versus Kenney at West End Club Lawrence, plus Delmont vs Carr of South Boston over 15 rounds. Matty Baldwin expected to beat Mil linocket Kelley in Bangor, Me, with Gardner vs Wille in Chicago and Pantz impressing at Gloucester.
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New England
Cambridge
Gloucester
Clu
West End
Lawrence
Jimmy Burke
Young Kenney
Lowell
Kenney
Urke
Baldwin
Falls Mountain
Lows Fa’ Vt
Albert Delmont
Eddie Carr
South Boston
Delmont
Carr
Commuites
Young Carter
Eamee
Gus Ross
Boston
Brockton
Chick Monahan
Jack Dwyer
Matty Baldwin
Millinocket Kelley
Bangor
al- Shoah Kelley
Matty
Jorge Gardner
John Wille
Chicago
Gardner
Pantz
Transcript and Journal Tie In Six Inning Tilt
In yesterday's newspaper league game the Journal and Transcript played to a 9 to 9 tie after six innings. The match showcased equal offense with balanced pitching and timely hits from both teams.
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the Journal and Transcript
Concord and Lowell Battle 16 Innings to Tie 5-5
In Concord New Hampshire on June 28 the Concord and Lowell baseball game stretched 16 innings before darkness ended play with a 5 to 5 tie. Concord outbatted Lowell though costly errors shaped the scoring. both teams scored in the 9th, 12th, and 15th innings, with no runs in the 16th. Nobbit and Lowell fielding stood out. Hastings issued five walks for Concord while Cross allowed seven. Time 3 hours 15 minutes. Attendance 400.
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Concord
N. H
Lowell
Ryan
Nobbit
Newton
McLaughlin
Noblit
Clark
Grant
Kane
Connors
Hickey
McGovern
Pulsifer
Hastings
Cross
New Bedford Tops Lawrence 5-1 in Sixth Inning Rally
New Bedford defeated Lawrence 5 to 1 as three sixth inning hits broke a 1 1 tie. Friend pitched well for New Bedford with Klobedanz finishing, Vandergrift tripled, Chilcott and Mullaney driven in, Valdois stole bases, attendance about 350.
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Lawrence
New Bedford
Kimball
Wron
Friend
Klobedanz
Chilcott
Pay Mullaney
Vandergrift
Eaton
Valdois
Offlobedanz
Sullivan
McFarland's late homer fuels Fall River loss to Haverhill
Haverhill toppled Fall River 14 to 5 as McFarland hit a seventh inning homer for Fall River's lone run. Haverhill built a big eight-run eighth inning, with Raftery’s bat and Moorhead and Peterson on defense standouts. Haverhill tallied 20 hits, while Fall River managed eight.
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Haverhill
McFarland
Fall River
Lee
Gilroy
Raftery
Moorhead
Peterson
Waverhill
T. Murpry
Farland
Browne
Murphy
Connaughton
Boardman, Co
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Doublemaughton
Calhoun
Ye Murphy
Conma Hton
Fase
Paseed Palls
C. Murphy
Riva
Soffel Stars As Manchester Beats Nashua In Low Scoring Tilt
In Nashua New Hampshire on June 28 Manchester defeated Nashua 1 to 0 as Soffel's batting carried the visitors. Morrissey allowed limited hits, while Manchester took earned runs totaling five to Nashua’s one. Key plays included two base hits by Soffel and Knada, plus Morrison and Warren sacrificing. Attendance was about 300.
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England
Nashua
N. H
Manchester
Morrissey
Soffel
Knada
Morrison
Warren
Wilder
Merritt
Labelle
Hickey
Graham
Kerins
Connecticut League Results Sports Brief
Connecticut league results list scattered scores from several matchups. At Meriden Bridgeport 10, at Hartford New Haven 2, at New London New London 5, at Norwich Norwich 7, Holyoke 3. Further details are on page 8.
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Meriden
Bridgeport
Mariion A
Hartford
New Haven
New London
Field
Norwich
Holyoke
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