National League Games Today
Major league schedule features Boston at Cleveland New York at Chicago Brooklyn at Pittsburg and Philadelphia at Louisville with four league matchups across the circuit. Each game topics a high level clash among iconic clubs and cities.
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Cleveland
Boston
Louisville
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
ST. Louis
Baltimore
St. Chicago
Louis
Cincinnati
Loursville A
Washington Ee
Cleveland Ees
Boston Tops Cleveland in Weekend Exhibition
Boston's pitchers struggled while Knepper kept the Cleveland hit parade at bay in a 9 inning game highlighted by sharp fielding from Dowd McAllister Lockhead and Tucker. Tenney and Bergen starred for Boston as Duffy and Harley produced pivotal plays and a late Cleveland surge fell short. The planned New Castle trip was replaced by two games in Cleveland starting at 1 30 p m.
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Cleveland, CO
Boston
Lewis
Joe Quinn
Knepper
Cleveland
Dowd
McAllister
Lockhead
Tucker
Tenney
Quinn
Duffy
Stahl
Stafford
Collins
Harley
Clevelands
Frisbie
Lowe
Bergen
Schreckengost
Schree
Sullivan
New Castle
Boston PO
Baltimore AB
Vf. Fi
Ewer
AB Tenney
Sare Eeereae
Cere
Eeseresses
Pdus
I'risbee
É St
Baltimore
Heidi Brodie
Shepard
Wallace
Huarley Ofrebeau
Striglitson
Kitson
Peon
Uim- Lewis
Schrecongost
Aden
Mr. Brush
Andy Freedman
Away
Lowell Arms
Everett
Evert
Mike Sullivan
Lata
Boston College
Milford
Elemin
Ratford
Georgetown
Hughey Jennings
Louis Ville
All-Collegians
South Boston
Highland A. C. Wani
Oxford
John J. Clark
Washington Creet
St. Joseph and Sacre Lear
Altar Boys
Roxbury
Pagum
Iki
South End
Jordan, Marsh and Elevat Railroad
Schmidt
Orioles
Tommy Tucker
Ed. Andrews
K Young
Tommy
Rockland
New York
Chicago
Don Conlay
Y Lyons
Cly@R. 1
Mahoney
Ie Douglas
City Board Recommends Park Commission Reconsider Bicycle Lights
A unanimous Aldermen and Common Council vote asks park commissioners to rescind their rule requiring lanterns for bicycles in the park system. supporters cite no public demand and long lighting already provided by the city. opponents warn against unlawful park rules and urge adherence to city ordinances.
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Board of Aldermen and Common Council
Park Commissioners
Alderman Presho
Presho
Common Council
Arthur K. Peck
Boston
Quincy
Prendergast
Quakers Fielding Woes as Louisville Beats Philadelphia
Louisville defeats Philadelphia 5 to 3 in a game marred by poor fielding. Cunningham held the visitors to scattered hits while Cooley left early after a ball struck his mouth. Attendance was about 1,000 as Clark and Thomas stole bases and Chiles, Flick, Lajoie, and Douglass produced two base hits.
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Louisville
Quakers
Cunningham
Cooley
Fifield
Philadelphia
Clark
Thomas
Chiles
Flick
Lajoie
Douglass
Wagner
Leach
Owf Cunningham
Fifletd
Cross
Time
Lynch
Connolly
Louisville AB
R. B. PO
Hoy
C. F
Dexter
Ever
Powers
Ritchey
Zimmer
PO Thomas
Delehanty
Lasjaie
Tiauder
Steer
Pifield
Stew
Portland Stays Close in See-Saw Contest
In a tight Portland Pawtucket seesaw game Miller and Callahan shine with key hits and a late two-base burst. Portland scores 4 while Pawtucket plates 2 as Noblit Noyes Whiting and others contribute, with Callahan a standout at the plate and in field.
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Portland Pawtucks
Sprat
Miller
Callk Tighe
Kelley
N Cole
Pawtucket
Whiting
Fer- Noblit
Noyes
Callahan
C Allahan
Smith
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Pittsburgs Rout Brooklyns in Hitting Showdown
The Pittsburgs defeated the Brooklyns again, driving Dunn from the mound after eight hits and six runs in the third inning. Sparks lost control and was relieved by Tannenhill in the fourth, who held Brooklyn to three hits as 200 spectators watched.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Pittsburgs
Brooklyns
Dunn
Sparks
Tannenhill
Chicago Runs Away Early In Sloppy Game
Chicago jumped to a 17 run lead in the first three innings aided by eleven hits four errors and two wild pitches. The rest of the game devolved into a farce as attendance reached about 2800 with a lopsided final score for the Chicagos.
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Chicago
Doheny
Chicagos
Brockton Taunton Baseball Summary
Ganley pitched for Brockton in Taunton as the team posted a base hit edged score by innings. Bevens and Clancy homered, with Mahoney and Holmes combining on the mound and 3500 in attendance.
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Brockyy Brockton
Ganley
Innin Brockton Saunton
Bev
Clancy
Smith
Maho Ball
Mahoney
Shay
FF. CG
Smi Holmes
Newport wallops visitors in one sided game
In Newport Rhode Island the home club whitewashed the visitors in a dominant fielding display. Foley led the batting, with Kennedy Hickey and Fitzmaurice stealing bases while Morrissey drew a walk and Hickey, O'Brien, Regan and Millerick struck out. Umpire Hunt called a quiet 2 25 pm start with about 1000 in attendance as the sporting scene shifted to local and regional baseball chatter.
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Newport
R. I
Foley
Kennedy Hickey Fitzmaurice
Morrissey
Hickey
O’brien
Regan
Millerick
Riley
Lake
Carney
Hunt
Lime
Various New England bicycle meets scheduled in July
New England racing officials sanction a July circuit with meets across Massachusetts Connecticut Rhode Island and Maine. Dates include July 1 July 3 July 4 July 8 July 16 and July 22 with venues such as Charles River Park Medford Rockland and Haverhill along with multiple towns. The schedule also notes track-use hours and an amateur team match request from Outside Cycle Club.
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A. W. Robinson
L. A. W. Racing Board
New England
Charles River Park
Combination Park
Medford
Hartsuff Park
Rockland
Mass
Waterbury
Ockland
Littleton
Gardner
Revere
Nash- Noe
Ssachusetts
Lowell
Littleton Track
Gardon
Haveron
J. L. Walsh
Wood Island
Lsea
Viclean
Chevs
Stitham
Ge Pyan
Oon
Record chase for 24 hour motor paced marks at Waltham
Burns W Pierce and Frank Waller plan to lower American hour records in a July 3 4 event at Waltham. Existing marks include 4911 6 miles by Waller 664 miles world record by Constant Huret and 616 miles wind shield paced by Cordang. Foreign L A W objections over wind shields noted.
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Burns W. Pierce
Frank Waller
Waltham
Baltimore
Constant Huret
Paris
Cordang
State circuit meet at Middletown draws heavy entries
Nutmeggers flock to the Middletown State circuit meet with over 100 amateur and professional entries. Fournier aims for the state fastest mile as riders prepare for July Fourth events at the M street playground with two local races for Wards 14 and 15 amateurs.
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Burns Pierce
Cr. S. Henshaw
Middletown
Fournier
Wards
M Street
Donahoe
East Second Street
Martin
Thomas Park
New England Agricultural Association
Young’s
Spindle City Wheelmen
Lowell
Haverhill
Henry W. Peabody
Savin Hill Regatta Set With Seven Classes Off Boston
The Savin Hill Yacht Club hosts an open regatta tomorrow afternoon with seven classes B to X. Races start at 3 p m and cover ten miles for B C D and seven miles for L S T X under Massachusetts Yacht Racing rules. The committee is chaired by J Ek Robinson with W H Besarick Loring Sears George D Silsbee and C EK Nair.
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Savin Hill Yacht Club
Spectacle Island
Old Harbor
Yacht Racing Association of Massachusetts
J. Ek. Robinson
W. H. Besarick
Loring Sears
George D. Silsbee
C. EK. Nair
Cambridge Fourth of July Amateur Athletic Meeting
Cambridge celebrates the Fourth with a big open amateur athletic meeting organized by Councilman Baker and Alderman Ahern. Events include 100, 40, 880 and one mile runs, potato race, and broad jump with handicaps plus boys races. Three prizes per event, no entry fee. Entry blanks available at city messenger's office and Alderman Ahern 64 Fifth Street East Cambridge. entries due July 2 to J Frank Facey 86 Prospect Street Cambridgeport.
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Cambridge
Councilman
Baker
Ahern
City Messenger
Alderman Ahern
Fifth Street
East Cambridge
J. Frank Facey
Prospect Street
Cambridgeport
Print cloth market steady at 234 cents
Fall River reports the print cloth market unchanged at 234 cents, with prices holding firm in a steady trading session. The note confirms no shifts in value for the commodity as of today.
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Fall River
Jeffries near top as promoters plan fall tour
Boxing items show Jim Jeffries shaping a post September fan push with sparring partners and exhibitions to aid the Boilermakers' Union while Oscar Gardner and Bob Fitzsimmons maneuver for bouts. Other notes cover Kenney’s bid in Chicago and several matchups under discussion at New Broadway A C and Olympia A C.
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Boilermakers’ Union
Jim Jeffries
Oscar Gardner
Jeff
Billy Delaney
Tommy Ryan
Jeffries
Gardner
Big Ed Dunkhorst
New York
Bob Fitzsimmons
Yank Kenney
Bob Armstrong
Bob
Kid McCoy
Denver
the Kid
Colorado A. C
Fitz
McCoy
Steve O'Donnell
Joe Walcott
Box O'Donnell
Sam Fitzpatrick
Steve
Fitzpatrick
Honest John Kelly
Erne
Lavigne
Buffalo
George Siler
Bison City
Charley McKeever
Billy Smith
New Broadway A. C
McKeever
Zeigler
Smith
Billy
Andy Watson
Sharkey
Twin Sullivan
Jack Fitzpatrick
Spindle City
Rosenberg
Kenney
Peery Queenan
Chicago
Jack Lewis
Star Theatre
Windy City
Jury Rotchford
Harry Forbes
Fort Dearporn A. C
Yerry McGovern
Terry
Olympia A. C
San Francisco
Flying Fox Wins Again at Newmarket Princess of Wales Stakes
The Princess of Wales stakes at Newmarket was won by Flying Fox with Royal Emblem second and Minus third. Tod Sloan rode Birkenhead but did not place. The Wyvern won the ladies stand handicap ridden by J B Leigh. Sloan also rode Sly Fox with no place. Tennessee Doree won the Exeter stakes with Terrapin second and The Gorgon third. Rager won the July cup with Knight of the Thistle second and Candelaria third. Lather on wheel won a selling plate with Illogic third assisted by Sloan finishing third on Illogic following a 5 to 1 price.
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London
Newmarket
Flying Fox
Royal Emblem
Terrapin
Lord Beresford
Sloan
Mr. Arthur James
the Gorgon
Mr. Fairie
Rager
Lord Beresforad
Mr. Covington
Candelaria
Knight of the Thistle
Duke of Portland
Mr. P. Lorillard
Illogic
Missing Fair Ella Sparks Local Police Hunt
Attleboro police seek 16 year old Ella Reynolds missing from South Main Street since Friday night. She was last seen with a well known young man around 1 AM Saturday. he cannot be located.
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Attleboro
Ella Reynolds
South Main Street
North End Fourth rowing events draw wide interest
Enthusiasm centers on Fourth of July races at North End with a whitehall course from Commercial Wharf to Apple or Governor's Island. A Chelsea to navy yard regatta features varied boats as T Murray pursues a Chicago attempt to beat Al Weston record. Separate mule race in Hoboken offers 25 dollars to the second mule. Entries for city athletic games close today in Exeter Street.
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Apple
Governor’s Island
Chelsea Ferry
Navy Yard
Tod. T. Murray
Post Sporting Department
Murray
Lowell
Chicago
al. Weston
Hoboken
James Reeves
James Burdge
Burdge
Reeves
Boston
John Graham
Exeter Street
Comerick T. Adams
H. FE. Manuel
Knickerbocker A. C
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Chicago, Il
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Mather Express
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Batchelder Clothing CO
Waltham Athletic
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Ryan
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Butler
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