Highlanders Triumph 6 to 1 Over Boston in Roosevelt Cup
New York Highlanders defeated the Boston team 6 to 1 as Keeler Yeager and Chase showcased strong plays. Young pitched well for the visitors while Delahanty Moriarty and Morgan provided key hits for New York. A small crowd watched as New York secured the win with superior batting and defense.
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New York
Ferris
Morgan
White Sox
Keeler
Hal Chase
Chase
Delahanty
Yeager
Highlanders
Griffith
Elberfeld
Chick Stahl
Williams
Stahl
Heydon
Conroy
Moriarty
Boston
Young
Corrigan
Thomas
Hogg
Grimshaw
Yeeager
Heynon Delahanty
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Carrigan
Youns
Peee
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Delehanty
Stahl Moriarity
Moriarity
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Hurst
Dorner’s Rough Inning Costs Phillies Victory
Dorner faltered in the first inning allowing seven hits and six runs as Philadelphia beat Boston 8 to 6. After the shaky start Dorner settled and pitched well, while Duggleby shut down the Red Sox despite a late Philadelphia surge in the sixth inning.
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Philadelphia
Tenney
Phillies
Dorner
Quakers
TWO FOR THE GIANTS OPEN DATE DOUBLEHEADER RESULTS
New York beats Brooklyn in 10 innings at the Polo Grounds after a tiebreaking late run. Also Boston defeats Philadelphia 8 to 5 in a separate game with notable hits and fielding plays.
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New York
Boston
Cleveland
ST. Louis
Philadelphia
Washington
Chicago
Detroit
Eer Enone
Brooklyn
Polo Grounds
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Nationat
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Incinnati
Cleveland 1 St Louis 0. Joss wins return
Cleveland shut out St Louis 1 0 as Joss returned to pitch after a month. Cleveland plated the decisive run on singles by Caffyn, Stovall and Lajoie while Jackson was sent from the field for protesting a call in the seventh inning.
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Cleveland
St. Louis
Joss
Caffyn
Stovall
Lajoie
Jackson
Cleveland. Po
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Turner
Cougalton
R. F
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Barbeau
Clark
Eone Serene
ST. Louis AB
Bit Niles
Po. A. Jones
Stone
Eoorewe
Beis
Hemphill
Wallace
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O’brien
Tf Wartzell
Connor
Eevee
Petty
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Rickeyee
Cleveland Gracee
Jones
Laffote
Basxes
St. Pettr
Louis
Pelty
Sheridan
Philadelphia Defeats Washington 3 to 1 in Tight Contest
Philadelphia outfielders edged Washington by 3 to 1 as Coombs dispersed hits and Hughes yielded two runs in the eighth inning. Sensational catches and plays highlighted both sides in a close game.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Coombs
Hughes
Chicago and Detroit Play By Seconds and Hits
Detroit batsman struggles as Chicago ignores the rallies with a 1 to 2 loss. Dougherty doubles, Jones tripled, Coughlin and Dougherty drive in, while Hahp Roche steal bases. Willetts yields the loss despite five strikeouts.
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Eubanks
Chicago
Dougherty
Jones
Coughlin
Hahp
Roche
Willetts
White
Detroit
Schaefer
Evans
Wiletts
Wichita
Hahn
Ever Sereenee
Rohe
Townet
Estorenves
Seewe
Eee
Detrou
McIntyre
Seees
Leary
Crawford Ib
Cobb
Siemens
Donahue
Schmidt Pee
Willetts Ee
Lindsay
Cccevasceece
Gans Wins Fight Sparks Delighted Ex-Wife
Mrs. Madge Gans, divorced wife of Joe Gans, says she is the happiest ever after hearing of his 424 round victory in Goldfield. She and sister Odessa Warren are with Ernest Hogan's Rufus Rastus company in Detroit, with about $1000 wagered on Joe's victory.
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Detroit
Madge Gans
Joe Gans
Goldfield
Odessa Warren
Gans
Joe
Burke and Kelly to headline 15 round Chelsea boxing card
Lincoln Club Chelsea hosts a 15 round bout between Sailor Burke and Ingar Kelly with a 158 pound limit and 6 o clock weigh in. Burke, famed for beating Joe Grim and many others, seeks the welterweight title while Kelly touts a strong middleweight claim with notable victories and drawing power.
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Pelt
Sailor Burke
Hugo Kelly
Lincoln Club
Chelsea
Burke
Bob Clark
Ingar Kelly
Gotham
Joe Grim
Fitzsimmons
O’brien
Gans
Charley Seiger
Britt
Fitzgerald
Kid Williams
Peter Maher
Kelly
Philadelphia
Jack O’brien
Indianapolis
Jack
Park Row
New York City
J. A
Charlestown
Charley O’rourke
Jack Twin Sullivan
H. M
Berlin
N. H
Walcott
Lavigne
Maspeth
L. J
San Francisco
J. Edgren
New York
Masoe
Nevada
J. B. &. Pride
Garate
American Boats Dominate Marblehead Race As Vim Wins
In light breeze and smooth water the Vim won decisively for the Americans as Auk and Caramba chased, Wannsee and Glueckauf trailed, and Tilly faltered. The race showcased a fleet of six. German boats battled hard but could not overtake the leaders.
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Massachusetts Bay
Glueckaus
Caramba
Glueckauf
New York
Tilly
Wim
Carmmba
Ccreeseevaccees
Ccc
Eece Neon
Wannsee
Glueckauft
LAD
Weis Ea Deen Ks
America
Waunsee
Germany
Glueckauf IV
Tilly VI
Marblehead Harbor
Eastern Yacht Club
Marblehead
Irsro
Pittsburg Triumph Over St Louis In Ninth Inning
Leever pitched to ninth as Pittsburgh built a 5 0 lead but St Louis rallied. Grady and Murray led offense with multi hit games, while Ritchey Nealon Crawford Bennett Barry turned double plays. Final Tigers 4 Pittsburgh 6 with Leever 3 strikeouts and Karger 2. Time 2h.
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ST. Louis
PO. D
Barry
Burch
O ” Bennett
R . Eer
Murray
Hoelsketter
Mertes
Grady
Reens
Crawford
Karger
Serene Eee
Saeed
Leever
Ats Laws Iss
Pittsburg
Sheehan
Ritchey
Nealon
Bennett
Beaumont
Conway
Centrals vs Jamaica A A at Wood Island Park
The strong Centrals of East Boston meet Jamaica A A this afternoon at Wood Island Park at 3 30. Larkin and Marley will be the Centrals battery.
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Centrals
East Boston
Jamaica A. A
Wood Island Park
Larkin
Marley
Rare disease under treatment in hospital
Physicians at the Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital treat a rare illness in Danvers patient Charles Splaine. The morocco dresser is dangerously ill with Lundwig's angina contracted by handling skins. Only four known cases exist in the country.
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Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital
Charles Splaine
Chestnut Street
Danvers
Lundwig
Splaine
Worcester and Lowell split doubleheader in baseball
Worcester and Lowell split a twin bill with Worcester winning the opener 6 to 6 in Worcester thanks to four Maroney bases on balls and Hartman misplays, then Lowell took the nightcap 8 to 3 as they hit Hartman hard and capitalized on Worcester errors. Barrett made a fine left field catch.
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Worcester
Lowell
Maroney
Hartman
Barrett
Bushey
Gaston
Galvin
Cameron
Manchester Defeats New Bedford In First Game Then Tie In Second
Manchester won the first game against New Bedford 6 to 5. In a rain-shortened second game the score was tied three runs apiece after eight innings as both teams capitalized on scoring chances. Cross allowed many hits in game one while Smith yielded runs on timely Manchester hits.
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New Bedford
Manchester
Cross
Smith
R.B.E. Manchester
McCabe
Smith and Braun
R.H.E. New Bedford
Elliott and Coveney
Tompkins
McGovern
Lawrence Dominate Lynn 4 to 0 in Afternoon Victory
Lawrence blanked Lynn 4 to 0 as Barberich controlled the mound and Lynn offered little offensive threat. Page went 3-for-3 with three singles, and Bannon made a spectacular center field catch off Briggs in the fifth. Batteries Barberich Cote and Smith Daum. Umpire Henry.
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Lawrence
Lynn
Barberich
Page
Bannon
Briggs
R. H. E. Lawrence
Cote
Smith
Daum
Henry
Haverhill Beats Fall River 2 0 on Late Inning Hits
Haverhill at Fall River won 2 to 0 as McPartlin held Fall River to few hits and Kiernan stood out at bat. Haverhill scored in the third and eighth inning while slow baserunning kept Fall River from mounting a rally.
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Fall River
Haverhill
Swope
McPartlin
Kiernan
R. H. EF
McPartlin and Eagan
Watters
Stafford
Rules for Race Change in Cambridge Harvard Boat Contest
Cambridge and Harvard crews publish new rules empowering the umpire to restart the race after a serious accident not due to any fault or after disruption by a steamer or obstacle. Captain Goldsmith and Captain Filley sign with Referee Lehmann. Morning papers hail the sportsmanlike terms as best ever for fair play.
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London
Cambridge
Harvard University
Goldsmith
Filley
Harvard
R. C. Lehmann
Daily Telegraph
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Vim
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Gleason
Howard
Bridwell
Bransfield
Titus
Magee
Doolin
Courtney
Donovan
Duggleby
Needham
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Dolan
Bates
Giants
McCarthy
Jordan
Shannon
Seymour
Lumley
Wiltse
Eason
Strang
McGann
Devlin
Newark
Dahlen
O’ Day
Carpenter
Browne
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Lecce
Eevee Reven
Titus and How- Strang
Brid Bresnahan
Bowerman
Casey
Maloney
Gleby
Eenee
Alperman
Lewis
Wild Bergen
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Sovan
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Mrs. Gans
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