Extra Inning Victory For Barrett Delivers Boston Win
In a dramatic 12th inning at Huntington Avenue grounds Boston defeats Philadelphia 4 3 as Jimmy Barrett belts a go ahead homer off Winter after a late game series of errors. Knight shines at third for Boston and Plank holds the Phillies to four hits while Collins struggles with two crucial misplays.
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Jimmy Barrett
Huntington Avenue
Philadelphia
Bostons
Jimmy Collins
Knight
Collins
Sullivan
Plank
Parent
Hartsell
Topsy
Nichols
Criger
Barrett
Cross
Isnight
Jimmy
Schreck
Davis
Uneglaub
Oldring
Boston AB
Congalton
Ferris
Winter
PRUE
Pie -Wistel
Sherkeee Ae
Doves Beat Dodgers In Ten Inning Baseball Thriller
Tenney's Doves edge the Brooklyn Dodgers 6 to 5 in ten innings at Washington Park. Beaumont fueled Boston with four hits including a triple in the tenth, while Cy Young Jr and Lindaman battled. Claude Ritchey drove in the deciding run in the tenth as Brooklyn tied the game late.
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New York
Batch
Needham
Sweeney
Beaumont
Lindaman
Brooklyn
Cy Young, Jr
Hummel
Sheepshead Bay
Gvants
Ginger” Beaumont
Beau
Boston
Bates
Ritchey
Smoky City
Claude
Pastorious
Casey
Bridwell
Maloney
Short
Henley
Ritter
Brain
Tenney
Windaman
Young
Lumley
Jordan
Superbas
Cy Young
End of Game Thriller as Plank’s Big Hit Caps Win
A dramatic finish features a late surge by the Phillies with lo Bender homering in the ninth, Barrett’s late swing, and Plank delivering a cannon-shot winner to center. Winter and Plank split mound duties as Unglaub and Oldring make key plays. Attendance 4812.
Washington Americans Rout Moore Crew in Wide Win
The Washington Americans defeated Moore 16 to 5 in the opening inning efforts, erasing yesterday’s result. Rickey struggled to hold baserunners with 15 stolen bases by Washington.
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New York
Washington Americans
Moore
Rickey
Washington
Rivals Battle in Waltham For Title Clash
This afternoon in Waltham the kK. of Cc team and the Waltham semi professional unit clash for the title. Waltham holds the season undefeated while Pat Thornton of Jamaica Plain will pitch for Waltham and Jack Coy of Boston College will start for the rival squad.
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Waltham
Pat Thornton
Jamaica Plain
Jack Coy
Thornton
Boston College
Conn League Results Highlight Tight Extra Inning Wins
In New London Norwich 4 New London 1 Bridgeport 4 Waterbury 3 in 12 innings New Haven Holyoke 7 New Haven 4 Hartford Hartford 7 Springfield 6 in 1 inning shows young league action and late innings drama.
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NewLondon
Norwich
New London
Bridgeport
Waterbury
New Haven
Holyoke
Hartford
Springfield
Crimson to Rebound in Neutral Diamond Showdown
Yale and Harvard square off on a neutral diamond as each team seeks a rebound from recent defeats. The brief notes batting and fielding averages for both rivals are listed, with a probable batting order for Yale and Harvard.
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Crimson
Yale
Harvard
A. E. Ave. SR
25 Mile Auto Marks Broken at Hamline Track
Three men broke the world record for 25 miles in touring cars during the Hamline track race in St Paul Eddie Bald won in 80 28 to set the new mark and his rivals from Minneapolis beat the former time by several seconds Zerbers of Minneapolis overturned at the first quarter but no injuries were reported.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Hamline Track
Eddie Bald
Zerbers
Minneapolis
Bald
EK. Simpson
Winston
Agassiz School Boys Win Boston Grammar League Title
The Agassiz School of Jamaica Plain defeated the Christopher Gibson School of Dorchester 4 to 3 in 12 innings to clinch the Boston Grammar School Baseball League championship. Umpire Fred Parent officiated. Gibson batteries were Davis and Aikens, Agassiz batteries Smith and Dorrer.
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Boston
Agassiz School
Jamaica Plain
Christopher Gibson
Dorchester
Boston Grammar School
Fred Parent
Davis and Aikens
Gibson
Smith
Dorrer
Agassiz
Boxing Clubs Grow in Chelsea as Boxing News Looms
The Winnisimmer A. C. of Chelsea reopens with strict membership rules as talks of attracting strong bouts continue. Notable upcoming fights include Arthur Cote vs Jimmy Briggs in Calais on July 3 and Max Cote vs Jack Kenyon in Bar Harbor Tuesday night, while plans for Manchester July 4 fade.
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Winnisimmer A. C
Chelsea
Boston
Arthur Cote
Jimmy Briggs
Calais
Briggs
Steve Mahoney
Steve
Bar Harbor
Maine
Max Cote
Jack Kenyon
Kid McDonald
Young Cunningham
Rockland
N. J
Smith
Jimmy Walsh
Winnisimmer
Jack Goldswain
White Star
S. Republic
Goldswain
Jabez White
Tom McQuillen
Albert Delmont
McQuillan
Philadelphia
New York
Nelson-Britt
Billy Nolan
Chicago Beats St Louis 6 to 2 in Slugfest
Chicago won today's game from St Louis 6 to 2. Powell allowed no hits through six innings but then gave up several hits as his team's defense faltered.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
ST. Louis
Powell
Detroit Narrowly Wins With Bunched Hits and Walk
Detroit scores the deciding runs on two hits a walk and a wild throw to the plate. Downs hits a two base shot Schmidt triples and Liebhardt goes seven innings allowing seven hits. Flick O'Brien steal twice and several double plays are noted as Detroit prevails over Cleveland.
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Liebhardt
Petrol Gyas Diones
Schmidt
Rossman
Bradley
Flick
O’brien
O'Leary
Brien
Lajoie
Stovall
Cleveland
Harvard to Meet Yale in Decisive New Haven Series Game
Harvard faces Yale in a must win game after both losses at New Haven and on the Thames. Captain Dexter’s crew aims to erase two defeats with Captain Kinney’s Eli lineup set by the toss of the coin. Hartford expected to start for Harvard with Slater ready to relieve and Meyers possible for Yale.
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New York
New Haven
Yale
Thames
Harvard
Crimson
Newondon
Dexter
Cambridge
Eli's
Deer
Kinney
Hartford
Slater
Brennan
Southaw
Meyer
Pounds
Harvey
Rockwell Elected Captain of Navy Eight at Annapolis
Francis Warren Rockwell of New York city was elected captain of the navy eight for next year at Annapolis. The announcement followed the return of Midshipman Holliday to campus. The crew will split for the summer practice cruise with others detailing to various ships. Rockwell sailed No. 6 in the recent Poughkeepsie race.
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Annapolis
Midshipmen
Francis Warren Rockwell
New York City
Navy
Holliday
Rockwell
Poughkeepsie
Croker's Race Defi Declined in Dublin Match
Richard Croker challenged Captain J. H. Greer owner of Slieve Gallion to a match race with Croker's Orby at any distance from five furlongs to three miles. Captain Greer declined the offer in Dublin on June 28.
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Dublin
Irc
Richard Croker
J. H. Greer
Gallinule-Reclusion
Mr. Croker
Orme-Rhoda B
Captain Greer
Oldsmobile 35 HP Endurance Run Wins Back Home
The 35 horsepower Oldsmobile left Boston at 5 p m Wednesday for New York with its high gear sealed and arrived back in Boston at 12 10 p m yesterday. A E Morrison, Oldsmobile representative in Boston, drove the return trip after meeting the car in New York. No speed was attempted and the round trip was a complete success with five passengers on the return leg.
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Oldsmobile
Boston
New York
A. E. Morrison
Leach Joins Boston Americans As New Lefty Pitcher
A southpaw from Bucknell University named Leach has joined the Boston Americans on the recommendation of Heidrich of St. Louis. He reported to the grounds yesterday as the club prepares to face Providence at Rocky Point tomorrow with a large contingent including Michael J. Regan at the event. The train departs South Station at 10 03.
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Boston Americans
Leach
Bucknell University
Heidrich
St. Louis
Providence
Rocky Point
Michael J. Regan
South Station
Natick
Milford
Roderick J. Mahoney
Canton
Bostons
Athletics
Boston
Thomas Wiley
Wincoln Park
Somerville
Wiley
St. Josephs
Somervilles
Fast Bostons
Broadway Athletic Field
West Somerville
Patch
Montgomery
Trurphy
Moran
East Boston
Eliot Grammar School
Gibson
Agassiz
P. E. Bhicolini
Sheafe Street
Millmont A. A
Glendale A. C
Roxbury
Franklin Park
Glendales
Behr Defeated by Brookes in All England Tennis
In Wimbledon Norman E. Brookes of Australia defeated Karl H. Behr of the United States by 3 sets to 2 in a tense match. The scores were 6-4 6-2 2-6 3-6 6-1. Miss Sutton defeated Miss T Lowthey 6-4 6-4.
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London
Wimbledon
Norman E. Brookes
Australia
Karl H. Behr
Miss Sutton
Miss T. Lowthey
Neponset Dorchesters Meet Roslindale In Rival Showdown
This afternoon at Nightingale Field the Neponset Dorchesters with Max Hay in the box face the Roslindale club. The rivals are hot, a close game is expected, and Daly will pitch for the visitors.
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Nightingale Field
Neponset-Dorchesters
Max Hay
Roslindale
Daly
National Basketball Matchups Listed for Week
Boston at Brooklyn two games New York at Philadelphia two games Pittsburg at Chicago St Louis at Cincinnati listed as upcoming schedule items.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Washington
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
National
N. H
Brooklyn
Pipisburg
Cincinnati-St, Louis
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
New York Edges Philadelphia in Opportune Victory
New York defeated Philadelphia 2 to 0 as late hitting and costly errors favored the visitors. Three-base hit by Strang and timely running helped New York score in the eighth inning after an out. Taylor allowed five hits in seven innings while Ames and Corridon held Philadelphia to two runs.
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Pach
OOO
Steinfeldt
Camnitz
Wagner
Abbatiechio
Sheckeard
Hofman
Evers
Leach
Abbaticchio
Storke
Gibson
Chicago
S. Pittsburg
Faindgren
Johnstone
O'Day
Washington
Clymer
Ganley
Anderson
Jones
C. Ft
Pane
Perrine
Altizer
Heydon
Huhes
New York
Hoffman
Keeler
Elberfeld
Chase
Laporte
Williams
Moore
Brockett
Delehanty
Herdon
Joff Brockett
Hughes
Stafford and
Hurst
Philadelphia
Taylor
Corriden
Strang
Seymour
Browne
Devlin
Courtney
Dovlin
Ames
Corridon
Rigler
Unclear Rail Matches Reported Across Cities
Partial OCR lists several city pairings with scores or counts, including Rochester Baltimore two to four, Buffalo Jersey City two to eight, Toronto Newark five to one, and Montreal Montreal eight Providence seven. The fragment implies a schedule or results board without full context.
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Rochester
Baltimore
Buffalo
Jersey City
Toronto
Newark
Montreal
Providence
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