Boston and New York battle for pennant lead in two great games
Twenty five thousand fans witnessed Boston and New York split a double header at Huntington Avenue as Boston won 4 2 to seize a narrow lead in the American league race. The crowd saw elite fielding by Parent and a strong pitching performance from Young despite tonsillitis. The series ends with both teams tied through six games in the tight race, as Boston heads west to meet Philadelphia while New York travels to Washington.
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Boston
Huntington Avenue
New York
Cyrus
Young
Parent
McGuire
New England
Criger
Collins
Elberfeild
Chestvre
Dougherty
Conservatory of Music
St. Stephen Street
Philadelphia Athletics
Washington
Philadelphia
Pat Dougherty
Bunter
Willie Keller
Elberfeld
Ganzel
Carl Green
Green
Jack Sheridan
Sheridan
Farrell
Ferris
Keeler
Williams
Stahl
Arent
Freeman
Lachance
Hepa
Onriger
Conroy
Griffith
Fultz
Garvin
World Beaters Clash in Double Header Pennant Race
Two tough games on Huntington Avenue as the New Yorks and the Beantown nine split a double header. Chesbro and Young sparkled for New York while Dineen Garvin and the Boston lineup battled to stay in the pennant chase. Attendance nears 23,000 as Sheridan calls the action, with New York clinging to a lead and Boston refusing to fade.
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Boston
Athletics
New Yorks
New York
Collins
Chesbro
Boston World
Dineen
Detroit Wins Two From Cleveland Amid Sloppy Fielding
Detroit took both games from Cleveland as the locals failed to hit with men on base. An error by Rossman in center produced the lone first game run, while Cleveland errors by Pease and Carr allowed three in the second. LaJore left the game with a knee issue. Donovan and Crawpee received three day suspensions from Ban Johnson.
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New York
Chick Stahl
Anderson
Williams
Parent
Ganzel
Boston
Conroy
Lachance
Ferris
Young
Victory
McGuire
Sheridan
Collins
Criger
Farrell
Stahl
Selbach
Freeman
Highlanders
Griffith
Fultz
Garvin
Cleveland
Detroit
Rossman
Pease
Carr
Lajore
Donovan
Crawpee
Ban Obnson
Detroit AB R. BH. PO
Barrett
C. Feetesene
McIntyre
Coughlin
Beville
Eeervesee
Robinson, R
Seen Estes
Dril
Eary
Is. Stovall
Cleveland AB. R. BH
A. Lush
Bradley
R. Seeee
Stovall
Garr
Turner
Seeeetesesens
Buelow
Joss
Incaseneen
Ocleveland
Flick
Arrett
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Two-base and three-base hits highlight Chicago loss
In a 4 to 2 game Chicago falls behind 2 1. The box shows Dundon with a two-base hit and T Jones a three-base hit. Kahoe and Dundon contributed sacrifice hits. Silever struck out three times, White six times, with 1100 in attendance. Umpires were King and O Loughlin. Time 18m. Left on base St Louis 1 Chicago 4.
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Young
Collins
Clark Griffith
Pat Dougherty
Virgil Garvin
Louis Criger
Boston
McGuire
Criger
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
R O'Neill
E Hill
Stahl
Huelsman
Mullin
Aeenee
Cassady
Donovah
Clarke
Patten
Philadelphia AB
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Pickering
Noonan
L. Cross
Seybold
R. F
Murphy
M. Cross
Hartsel
Bells
Henley
Iteher
Connolly
Hynes
Slever
Chicago
Dundon
T. Jones
Kahoe
White
Silever
Ases
St. Louis
King and O'Loughlin
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North Adams
Dave Fultz
Puttman
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Chance
Cains
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Grounder
Colling
Boston Strong
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Gan
Wiberfeld
Gangel
Tannehill
Pat
Stah
Origer
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J. F
H Anderson
She Oese Wey
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PO Selbach
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Cesercees
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Jaeger
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H. B. Kirk & CO
N. Y
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George E. Keith Co
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United System of Saving
United States
Flatiron Building
Unizled Cigar Stores CO
Summer St
Cygolf Shoe Co
Boston, Mass
A. R. Barrett
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Robinson
J. J
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Burkett
Heidrick
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Wallace
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Moran
Kahoe, Co
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R. H. E. Attee
Boston Eyes
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D’arcy & CO
Causeway Street
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