Quakers Jump Lindaman 8 to 2 in First Inning Rout
The Quakers slam Lindaman for eight runs in the first inning then hold off the Doves for an 8 to 2 victory. McQuillan pitched until Corridon finished the game as Philadelphia bats, led by Magee Bransfield and Osborne, push across four more runs through the late innings.
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Quakers
Billy Murray
Lindaman
Lindy
McQuillan
Murray
Corridon
Grant
Magee
Bransfield
Osborne
Bill Sweeney
Browne
Knabe
Titus
Swat
Dolan
Sweeney
Bowerman
Hannifan
Tindaman
Dooin
Becker
Beaumont
McGann
Philadelphia
Doolin i
Sarviosa
al Hye
Dahien
Bow'rman
Bates
Dorner
Ojojojoji
Yesterday's Detailed Baseball Scoring Notation Explained
The article explains standard scorekeeping notation with player numbers for positions, base progress markers like bh and sb, and actions such as K for strikeout B for walk and E for error. It notes italic numbers indicate pinch batters and covers events from groundouts 6-3 to fly balls F9 and other shorthand used in box scores.
Giants Rally To Take Third Straight From Brooklyn
New York wins 6 5 at Brooklyn to complete the three game sweep for the series with one game left at the Polo Grounds. McGinnity Taylor and Pastorius started on the mound as Bresnahan Donlin Seymour Hummel and McCormick fueled the late rally for the Giants.
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Brooklyn
New York
Brooklyns
Polo Grounds
McGraw
McGinnity
Taylor
Holmes
Pastorius
Rucker
Bresnahan
Donlin
Seymour
Hummel
Devlin
McCormick
Brockiyd
Tenney
Herzog
Sheehan
Maloney
Tummel
McGlinnity
Johnstone and Emsiie
AB. R. BH
A. E. Tenney
R Fee Seymour
C. Tf Neeeseees
Bridwell
Deee
Football Injuries Reported After Latrobe Game Near Pittsburg
In a season opener near Latrobe last evening four players sustained injuries. William Cadman broke a right arm. Joseph Caldwell suffered a severely torn left ear. Charles Shamfelt had three teeth knocked out and a bruised face. William Sliffy broke several bones in his left hand.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Latrobe
Willam Cadman
Joseph Caldwell
Charles Shamfelt
William Sliffy
Chicago Defeats St. Louis 7 2 In First Series Game
Chicago won 7 to 2 over St. Louis in the opening game of the series. Brown pitched effectively for Chicago while Baldwin exited after the second inning and Beebe was hit freely. The score stood 7 to 2.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
St. Louis Today
Brown
Baldwin
Beebe
Final Round in Press Golf Games Aims for Titles
Walter C. Hartwell of the Boston Globe and John E. Pember of the Boston Herald reach the final round of the sixth annual Press Golf Club of New England championship at Wollaston Golf Club this afternoon. Frank B. Tracy of the Transcript faces Harry R. Isley of the Transcript in the consolation division, with the winner meeting John B. Walton of the Herald in the final.
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Walter C. Hartwell
Boston Globe
John E. Pember
Boston Herald
Press Golf Club
New England
Wollaston Golf Club
Frank B. Tracy
The
Transcript
Harry R. Isley
John B. Walton
Herald
Reds Defeat Pirates 3-1 in Pittsburg Showdown
Spade allowed three hits over eight innings as Cincinnati tops Pittsburg 3 to 1 in a game notable for manager Clarke being ejected in the second inning. Wagner hit a three base hit and Willis pitched well for Cincinnati.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Spade
Cincinnati
Willis
Clarke
Rider
Starr
Wagner
Gill
Hoblitzell
Shannon
Lobert
Bescher
Rigler
Po. A. E
Bayliss
Huggins
Mowrey
Kane
Thomas
Leach
Sewer
Moeller Starr
Od Wilson
Gibson
Coseveee
Uicegentees
Vail
Robert Jordans Dogs Win Top Prizes at Toronto Show
At the Toronto dog show Lance-Corporal Smyth exhibited by Larchmere Kennels Hamilton Mass and owned by Robert Jordan won first in the limit and open classes and also took the winners. Larchmere Bittersweet was first in the junior limit and open classes beating Clonmelton Nettle.
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Robert Jordan
Toronto
Ont
Lance-Corporal Smyth
Larchmere Kennels
Hamilton
Mass
Larchmere Bittersweet
Clonmelton Nettle
Features of Yesterdays Game
Bransfield and Osborne provided strong batting while Browne made two throws from left field to retire baserunners. Osborne also made two fine catches and Knabe executed a clever stop on Benau monts grounder.
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Bransfield
Osborne
Browne
Iieft
Knabe
Benaumont
Cleveland Creeping Up in Single Game Scores
Haverhill swept Lowell in two games 4 1 and 7 1 with the second called at darkness. Cleveland beat St Louis 5 2 as Berger shut them down backed by timely hits and an error. Bradley had a two base hit as La Joie Ferris and others contributed in a strong pitching matchup.
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Lowell
Haverhill
Cleveland
St. Louis
Perring
Goode
Hinchman
Bemis
Stephens
Berger
Powell
cRan
Spencer
Bradley
Lajoie
Ferris
Stovall
Schweitzer
Heidrick
Sheridan and
Egan
AB. R
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Bike
Enone Ef
Birmingham
Eeeere Weer
ST. Louis AB Stone
Hartzell
Sens
Wallace
F See
Jones
Owell
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Red Sox Triumph Over Senators 7-1 In Washington
Boston's hitters and solid defense overwhelmed Washington as Keely and Gessler sparked a late rally. Burchell limited Senators to two singles through nine innings before Boston broke the game open in the sixth and eighth with timely hits and a triple by Speaker.
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Washington
D. C
Red Sox
Lord
Niles
Wagner
Southpaw Burchell
Senators
Burchell
Boston
Keeley
Worcester and Lawrence Tie in Nine Inning Draw
Lawrence and Worcester played to a 1 to 1 tie after nine innings when darkness halted play. MecLane and Burkett drove in runs for Worcester with La Vigne hitting a three-base hit. Pitchers Whiting and Owens worked for the two clubs as the game ended with bases on balls and fielding miscues noted.
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Lawrence
Lawrence and
Worcester
Duggan
Lawponce
MecLane
Burkett
Lavigne
McLane
Vinson
Schwartz
Harter
Flynn
Wlynn
Connaughton
Murch
Whiting
Owens
Gilroy and Barberich
New Bedford Tops Brockton In Low-Scoring Game
New Bedford defeated Brockton 4 to 2 in a nine inning baseball game. Barrows Corcoran Moore Rearvel Donovan and O'Brien produced the runs with O'Brien securing two doubles and a three base hit. Moore Murray and Cutting pitched for the respective clubs with Buckley umpiring.
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New Bedford
Brockton
Barrows
Corcoran
Moore
Reardon
M. Donovan
Mitchell
Murray
Cutting
Lord
Duff
Mitchel
J. Donovan
Monahan
Adler
Buckley
Dolan to Join Providence Grays to End Season
Outfielder J Frank Dolan of Holyoke will finish the Connecticut league term with Hugh Duffy's Providence Grays and then play in the Eastern league. The Williams and Walker Bandanna Land club challenged the Washington Athletic Club of Cambridge. their first Boston series game will be at the National League grounds at 3 pm today.
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Interclub Association
Alpha A
Winona
Thialfi
Zoe
Marion III
South Boston Y. C
J. Frank Dolan
Holyoke Club
Hugh Duffy
Providence Grays
Williams and Walker “Bandanna Land’ Company
Washington Athletic Club
Cambridge
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Walpole Street
Huntington Avenue
Boston
Hollis Street Theatre
Tremont Theatre
Highlanders Beat Lynn Lynn in Exhibition Game
New York Americans toppled Lynn of the New England League 6 to 2 in an exhibition at Lynn. Pitcher Billiard worked steadily, limiting the locals to six scattered hits as Lynn used several new players and botched several defensive chances. The game lasted 42 minutes with Umpire George Henry officiating.
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Lynn
New York American
Billiard
R.h.le
New York
Sweeney
Herman McDonald
Daum
George Henry
Denver buyer pays $8000 for trotting gelding Dr. Harvey
Hartford is report that at Charter Oak park G. E. Eastbrook of Denver paid 8000 dollars for the trotting gelding Dr. Harvey. The sale took place today and the horse is expected to compete in upcoming events.
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Dr. Harvey
Hartford, Conn
Charter Oak Park
G. E. Eastbrook
Denver
Harvey
Athletic note and comment era sports chatter and rumors
Lieutenant Governor Lake loses at the New Haven Republican convention with speculation about Harvard football prospects this fall. Plans for Boston high schools athletes progress with coach input and practice to begin next week. Jimmy Lee aims for the junior national five mile run and Tee contemplates Scholastic comeback. Longboat controversy and stimulant allegations surface around Crocker and Barry recounts. Stagg rumored to push athlete oxygenization at Chicago. Vanderbilt Cup 1905 near Garden City with Hemery averaging 61.3 mph. A letter in the sporting department references polo player Louis Jason.
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Lake
Hartford
Harvard
New Haven
Fitzgerald
William Holland
Boston
Baby Wolf wins Flight handicap at Sheepshead Bay
Baby Wolf easily wins the Flight handicap stakes worth 4000 dollars at seven furlongs at Sheepshead Bay N Y Bedouin captures the Russett selling stakes a mile and a half on the turf with clear finishs and solid performance by both winners
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Sheepshead Bay
N. Y
Baby Wolf
Bedouin
N Y at Bost on Twin Showdowns
Basketball schedule lists New York versus Boston in two games, Philadelphia at Washington, Chicago at Detroit, and St. Louis at Cleveland featuring pivotal matchups this week.
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Pittsburg
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
Brooklyn
St. Louis
H. KB
Chica
Ewes
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
P.O
Chicago St. Louis
Chicago Loses to Tigers 6-5 in Detroit
Crawford homered triple and Schaefer doubled to tie the game in the ninth for Chicago. Detroit pulled ahead in the 10th on hits by D. Jones Downs and Schmidt, handing Chicago a 6-5 defeat in Detroit.
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Crawford
Schaefer
White
D. Jones
Downs
Schmidt
McIntyre
Ener
Cobb
Rossman
Thomas
C . Sen
Perry
Wee
Ee Seer Wee
Donovan
Ad. Jones
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Wolke Isse
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Dougherty
Seeee
Isbell
Atz
Parent
Sullivan
Walsh
Tannehill
Tanne
Hill
Tronopitcher
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Pires
O’loughlin
Hurst
Conn League Results Highlight Softball Scores
In Holyoke Holyoke defeated New Haven 5 to 2. New Britain Springfield won 8 to 4 over New Britain. Meriden beat Bridgeport 8 to 3 in the first game and Bridgeport won 7 to 2 in the second. Hartford edged Waterbury 5 to 1 then Hartford lost 2 to 4 in the second game.
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New Haven
New Britain
Springfield
Meriden
Bridgeport
Hartford
Waterbury
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