Uncle Cy Takes Ride in an Airship
The Naps beat the Boston lineup 5 to 1 after Cy Young allowed multiple hits and runs in the fourth through sixth innings. Cleveland’s Lajoie-driven attack, aided by Stovall, Berger, Hinchman and Cravath’s muff, sealed the visitors’ win as Boston faded late behind Cravath and Glaze.
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Charlie Greene
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Stovall
Berger
Cicotte
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Jack Thoney
Laporte
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Turner
Lajoie
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Young
McGuire
McConnell
Bemis
Birmingham
Hinchman
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Waddell Faces Philadelphia Teammates in Lopsided Loss
Rube Waddell pitched for St. Louis against his former Philadelphia team, and his strong outing helped the visitors win 56 to 2. Bender fanned eight but weakened in the seventh as three singles and two doubles produced four runs, drawing the largest crowd of the season to the game.
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Bender
Cleveland at Boston and other NBA matchups
League card lists games including Cleveland at Boston, Detroit at New York, St. Louis at Philadelphia, and Chicago at Washington as the night’s schedule.
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Chicago Triumphs 2 0 As White Holds Washington Down
Chicago wins 2 to 0 as Harry White limits Washington to a single hit. Washington baserunners reach first base three times but never advance. Smith also pitches well. Freeman bats in eighth. Three base hit by Anderson and a sacrifice feature the game amid partial play-by-play fragments.
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Harry White
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Freeman
Coreo Eye
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Langford Beats Ferguson In 12 Round Boston Bout
Sam Langford defeats Sandy Ferguson in a grueling 12 round match at the Armory A. A. last night. Ferguson, hampered by poor condition and punishment, lasts the full 12 but loses on points as Langford lands body blows and head shots. Preliminary fights went the distance with Eddie Murphy over George Golden and Johnny Lynch over Young Clark.
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Johnny Lynch
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Boston Women Take Intercity Tennis Victory Over New York
In Brookline at The Country Club, Boston women defeated New York 8 to 2 to clinch the intercity tennis match. Singles results included Louise Hammond beating Eleanora Sears 6-2 6-1 and Marion Fenno defeating Mrs Miles 6-1. The final mixed doubles match saw Edith Rotch and N W Niles prevail 6-4 6-4 over Mrs Shurtleff and A S Dabney.
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Last game of series with the Naps and fielding focus
The piece notes the final game of the series against the Naps. It highlights a baseman’s failure to keep his bag covered, Cravath’s long throw from left, and headlines about Unglaub, Lord, McConnell, Theney, Laporte, Hickman, Stovall, Sullivan, Silk, and McFarland in Boston.
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Includes scoring notes from Chicago game
The box score lists pitchers Smith and White with two strikeouts each. Key plays include a double play by McBride Delehanty and Freeman and a 1st inning error by Chicago. Left on bases show Washington with one, Chicago with eight. walks are one each for Smith and White. time shown as ih. 25m with umpire Sheridan.
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Highlanders Rout Tigers as Manning Shines in Win
New York defeats Detroit 6 to 1 after attacking Killian early. Manning starred, repeatedly silencing Detroits with runners on base, excelled in clutch moments, and fanned Cobb twice.
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Hitte Beaten by Lewis in Sixth Round Finish
Harry Lewis of Philadelphia defeats Charley Hitte of Albany all the way to a sixth round windup at the National Athletic Club in New York. Hitte withstands Lewis’s relentless lefts and rights through six rounds but succumbs as the bout ends.
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Pardello to wrestling clash with Irish giant at Columbia
Leo Pardello the big Italian wrestler squares off with James Galvin the Irish giant in the final bout of the Columbia Theatre carnival tonight. The match is billed as as exciting as the Link-Perelli bout from Monday and among the most fiercely contested in city history.
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James Galvin
Link-Perelli
Baseball Scores From Newport And Pawtucket
At Newport Rhode Island Newport 11 Attleboro 2. At Pawtucket Rhode Island Lewiston 9 Pawtucket 0 forfeit.
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Gotham Box. Brockton Saint and Boxing Notes
A collage of sports chatter and mean-spirited quips, noting Willis Lewis knocking out Bill Papke in a French paper and Tommy Quill’s Brockton link. The column jokes about boxing guides, assigns blame for crowd lines, and touches on Olympic tennis and checker trials amid playful reader Q A.
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Walker From Roxbury Crossing Heads to London Route
Uncle Bunk sets off at 6 46 am from Roxbury Crossing on a famous walk to London. He travels with rubber heels and bunion care, plus his book The Inner Life of State's Prison, and aims to sell it along the way. A games committee note reports T Sharkey barred from the lavish expenditure contest.
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Professor Silki opens studio near Boston music center
Professor Silki d OlLoughlin, instructor of Jean de Risky and Enries Bugjooso, launches a studio in an open lot beside the city’s musical hub. Participation is limited to a small group of pupils.
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Dartmouth Beats Harvard 6–4 Before Large Hanover Crowd
Dartmouth defeats Harvard 6 to 4 in Hanover as Harvard fails to sustain offense after the second inning. Key moments include Dartmouth's five-run second inning and a decisive three-run eighth sparked by Harvard mistakes. Captain Glaze and Dartmouth pitchers shut down Harvard late, with Emerson and Schildmiller among the notable plays.
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Lowell Wins Another Game In Pitchers Battle
Lowell defeats Lawrence based Slaverhill 1 to 0 in a ninth inning run framed by Wolfe advancing on a balk and Harris driving to center. Greenwell and Hilbert match zeroes with four and three strikeouts respectively as Wolfe scores the decisive run with two outs.
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Lawrence Triumphs Over Lynn 8 to 7 On Late Innings Rally
Lawrence beat Lynn 8 to 7 with a seven run sixth and seventh inning rally off O Toole. Whiting lasted until the ninth and was touched for two runs as Lynn closed the gap. Key contributors included Flynn Cummings McLane and Tansey with multiple hits and O’Hagan and Andrews cited for hit by pitches.
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Fall River Beats New Bedford 9 to 8 in Ninth Inning Thriller
Fall River defeats New Bedford 9 to 8 in a closely contested game marked by two ties and many free bases. Delave shines with heavy batting as the winning run comes with two outs.
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Boston College to Meet Notre Dame in Title Clash
Notre Dame, the Western champion known for dominance, heads to the South End grounds to face Boston College this afternoon at 3 30. Phillips the Milford native will start for Notre Dame as a large BC crowd awaits the Scots and the outcome could add another scalp to Notre Dame’s season.
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Worcester Defeats Brockton In Easy Five to One Victory
Worcester beat Brockton 5 to 1 as both pitchers yielded five hits. Brockton's fielding miscues helped Worcester secure the win in Worcester today.
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Po Al Boe Address Snippet
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George's Tailor Parlors Offers Bargain Brand New Garments
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