Campbell Could Have Won With Perfect Support
Baseball recap notes hypothetical win for Campbell with flawless bunts and bunt support. NL games list: St. Louis 4 Cincinnati 2. Brooklyn 2 Boston 1. New York 4 Philadelphia 3. Chicago 3 4 Pittsburgh 0 9. AL results: Washington 4 5 New York 3 3. Philadelphia 4 Boston 1. Chicago 5 0 St. Louis 1 9. Detroit 11 Cleveland 1.
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Baseball Standings Across National and American Leagues
National League clubs show Pittsburg leading with 41 wins, 25 losses, Cleveland 38-27, Chicago 39-24, New York 38-31, St Louis 28-28, Cincinnati 34-32, Philadelphia 27-21, Boston 20-88, Washington 24-41, Brooklyn 24-39. American League standings list Indianapolis 2?1, Louisville 44-30, Evansville 38-29, Columbus 4-26, Terre Haute 35-21, Minneapolis 33-35, Ft Wayne 32-30, Milwaukee 24-40, South Bend 33-22, Kansas City 20-44, Zanesville 29-34, St Paul 21-50.
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Matchups Set For Major League Showdowns Across Cities
Cincinnati faces St. Louis as Chicago meets Pittsburgh Philadelphia squares off with New York and Brooklyn plays Boston in a slate of key intercity baseball showdowns.
Cardinals Rally Past Reds 4 to 2 on Fielding Edge
McCloskey's Cardinals recovered ground against the Reds in St Louis, winning 4 to 2. Fromme bested Campbell on the mound, while Reds errors fueled two Cardinal tallies and one misplay helped Cincinnati in a tight game.
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Reds and Cardinals idle as doubleheader set for Fourth
Dispatch from Louis notes both clubs will rest tomorrow with a heavy Fourth schedule ahead including morning and afternoon games and a Sunday matchup. Bancroft hailed Barry's bunt and a perfect throw to Ganzel. Kane impressed with baserunning. Ganzel commented on today’s performance.
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Cardinals Top Reds In St. Louis Showdown
Reported deal involving Dave Brain for Buster Brown flared out as the Cardinals again overwhelmed the Reds. Gibbs, Ganzel, and Mitchell featured in St Louis scoring while Fromme fanned Reds batters. Bancroft hoped for rain to boost attendance as Browns draw more fans.
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Pittsburg and Chicago Split Doubleheader in Pittsburg
In a two game set Pittsburgh and Chicago split with the visitors shutting out the Pirates 3 0 then losing 9 4 to claim first place in the standings. Young faltered in the first game while Kling suffered a cut to his hand in the sixth inning.
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Brooklyn Beats Boston 2 1 In First Series Game
Brooklyn won 2 to 1 over Boston in the opener as Wilhelm struggled with runners aboard for Boston. Maloney stood out with key fielding and a two-base hit for Brooklyn.
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Local Phillies Fall to Fionals at Polo Grounds
New York defeats Philadelphia 4 to 3 as Foxen keeps the locals in check until seven innings. Doyle Grant 2, Doom collect two-base hits. Bridwell and Knabe steal,Mathewson and Foxen issue walks and wild pitches, with Rigler umpiring after a 1 hour 50 minute game.
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Doubleheader Split as Chicago and St Louis Win One Each
Detroit bats over Cleveland 11 to 1 as Stovall breaks leg in collision. Chicago wins first game 5 to 1, St Louis takes second 9 to 1. Waddell and Owen start on mound for Chicago and St Louis.
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Balch Edges MacNeale In Grandin Road Golf Cup Duel
The Max Fleischmann Cup match saw George Balch win by 1 up over Neale MacNeale in a tight contest marked by bogey or better golf on every hole. Dr. Rachford fell to W. F. Groesbeck by a single stroke as the tourney produced tense finishes and near halvings.
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Cleveland tops Detroit in low-scoring battle with errors
Cleveland 2 Detroit 1. Man 3 in 1.23 innings off Ryan 7 in 5, off Hess 3 in 2. First base on errors. Rossman and Crawford with two base hits and home runs along with Cobb. Willett Sacrifice, McIntyre and Crawford stole bases. Double plays by Bradley, Stovall and N Clarke, and Coughlin and OLeary. Bases on balls by Check and Willett. Bemis hit by pitch. Time 1 59. Umpire Evans.
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Philadelphia Breaks Pitchers Battle with Boston Run Burst
In Philadelphia on July 2 the Phillies scored four times in the eighth inning to defeat Boston after a tight pitchers’ duel. Unglaub and Boston manager McGuire were ejected for disputing calls as the rally unfolded. Score to follow.
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Boston Defeats Philadelphia in Tight White Sox Tilt
The box score shows Boston beating Philadelphia 31 10 to 27 11 with Cicotte pitching 2 strikeouts and Bender 8 for the mound. Gessler and Oldring led offense with three-base hits and strong support from Collins and Cravath as errors and wild pitches plagued both teams.
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Washington Cardinals Take Doubleheader Over New York
Washington defeated New York 4 to 3 and 6 to 3 in a July doubleheader. White Sox pitcher Tannehill and others worked for Washington, with Moriarity hitting a three-base hit and two-base hits by Moriarity and Milan highlighting the offense.
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Toledo 5 Columbus 0 in American Association game
Toledo wins 5 to 0 as Columbus errors and pitching woes hamper the visitors. Steen limited Columbus to a quiet attack while Graney struggled but Toledo capitalized with timely hits and controls late.
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Minneapolis and Kansas City game postponed by rain
Kansas City and Minneapolis were tied into weather rains, the game postponed from July 2.
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Rain Postpones Indianapolis Louisville Game
Rain delayed the Indianapolis Louisville baseball game on July 2 in Indianapolis. Players and officials prepared for a rescheduled date as the weather paused the action.
Milwaukee Rain Delays Milwuakee-St. Paul Show
Rain in Milwaukee on July 2 postpones the Milwaukee-St. Paul fame event. Weather conditions force schedule changes and delays for the planned program in Milwaukee.
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Eighth Street overpowers Avondale in baseball score
Eighth Street boys defeated Avondale 15 to 1. Stadtlander and Luchte contributed multiple hits while Vogel pitched nine strikeouts for Eighth Street. Epperson allowed seven, and miscues aided the final margin as the game featured stolen bases and several errors.
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Evansville Edges Grand Rapids 2-1 In Pitchers Battle
Evansville defeated Grand Rapids 2 to 1 in a pitchers battle. The score shows Evansville with two runs on seven hits and no errors while Grand Rapids has one run on three hits and one error. Batteries were Dammann Bailey for Evansville and Ferrias Dunn for Grand Rapids.
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Fort Wayne tops Zanesville 4 to 1 in baseball
Ft. Wayne won its third straight game by defeating Zanesville 4 to 1. Final line shows Ft. Wayne 099000022 0 and Zanesville 0160600 0 0 with 7 and 8 hits respectively. Batteries Corns and Kelley for Ft. Wayne Walker and Fischer for Zanesville.
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Dayton Triumph over Wheeling 8 to 1 in Exhibition
Dayton defeated Wheeling 8 to 1 as Johns outplayed Ohl in the game. Batteries credited to Johns and Richardson with Ohl and Huston handling Wheeling. The score line and player credits highlight a dominant local performance.
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Terre Haute Beats South Bend 11 3 in First Game
Terre Haute wins 11 to 3 over South Bend in the first game while South Bend secures a 1 to 0 victory in the second game. Line scores show runs by both teams with distinct battery assignments for each game.
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Eton Reaches Grand Challenge Cup Final
Eton qualified for the final by narrowly edging Thames Rowing Club by three quarters of a length. Christ Church College Oxford defeated New College by six lengths, both races held at Henley with times of seven minutes one second and seven minutes six seconds respectively.
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Niles and Larned Reach Middle States Final Round
In Mountain Station New Jersey July 2 N H Niles of Harvard J E Larned and Rev H J Rendell of Pennsylvania won their brackets in the semifinals of the Middle States championship on the Orange Lawn Tennis Club courts Niles beat Pell 6 3 6 4 and Larned beat Johnson 6 4 7 5 In doubles Palmer Hinch defeated Touchard Bostwick and Behr Larned 6 3 6 3 6 3 The Harvard pairing Niles Dabney fell to Watson Neely 4 3 2 6 6 4
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The Minks Race Impressively At Tonia Track Feature
The Minks surged from behind to win the mile and a sixteenth handicap at Tonia in a strong late move. E M Fry dominated the third event as odds on favorite, finishing six lengths ahead Hollow and Ben Sand. Lady Esther won the final race with Water Lake flying late to threaten.
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Far West Wins Long Island Handicap At Sheepshead Bay
Far West the outsider upstages in the Long Island Handicap one mile and a furlong at Sheepshead Bay. Gilbert rode Far West to win by three quarters of a length over Jack Atkin with Gold Lady third as Etherial sets a track record in the Pansy Stakes six furlongs on turf.
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Race results stray into odds with listed payouts
The report lists race outcomes with place and show payouts for Water Lake at 7.20 and 6.30 respectively, alongside horse names such as Deacon Pickens and others. Additional times and a list of runners including Cygnet Sylvah Belle Charlatan Bitter Miss Hyperbole Natasha Tivoni and Alma Boy are noted.
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Windsor Race Day Upsets and Fast Times
Detroit July 2 track fast seven race program shows second choices and outsiders leading results Euripides under C J Cella won the first while Paradise Queen led the second time 1 08 3 5 Martin Doyle captured the one mile and eighth with Terah second Dave Adsom third Time 1 53 3 5 Billie Hibbs won the five and a half furlongs Please placed second in fourth race Dixie Himmell led seven furlongs Harcourt won with Giles second Anna Smith took six furlongs Trey of Spades second True Boy won the one sixteenth mile Dennis Stafford first True Boy finished ahead of Goldway second Time 1 47
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Runners and Weights for New York Futurity Card
The July New York card lists six races with entries and weights. Notable entrants include Great Pirate, Frizette, Arasee, and Edward across multiple Futurity and selling events, plus Turf and distance varieties for three-year-olds and up.
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Glidden completes night ascent in new balloon Boston
Charles J. Glidden, Boston automotorist and aeronaut, rode his new balloon Boston for fifteen miles at night, racing ahead of a thunderstorm. He landed near Wilmington, Vermont, one hour and eighteen minutes after takeoff, using a double trailing line to steady the craft and help with landing.
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Brighton Handicaps Off at Brighton Beach Meet
New York July 2 All sweep stakes at the Brighton Beach meeting starting next Thursday have been canceled with a full twenty day meet still planned. The Brighton Handicap valued at 25000 is among the stakes dropped. Also listed are Kentucky teams and local amateur games, with multiple matchups scheduled across Covington, Norwood, and Bellevue venues.
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Justice Bischoff Rules Individual Horse Bet Not a Crime
Melville Collins arrested at Sheepshead Bay race track for violating antigambling laws is discharged after Justice Bischoff rules that receiving money from a winning horse bet is not a crime. He distinguishes between personal bets and operating a gambling place, noting the law still prohibits gambling as a business. The ruling suggests lingering questions about broader gambling penalties under the 1894 constitution.
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Gans and Nelson Ready for July 4 Lightweight Title Fight
In San Francisco on July 2, Joseph Gans and Battling Nelson near completion of training for their 45 round lightweight title bout set for July 4. Gans trains with road work and light gym activity to endure a long bout while Nelson stays boxing focused. Referee Jack Welsh inspected camps and warned both to break commands when needed. Ticket sales surge as the bout at 2:30 p.m. finds Gans favored 2 to 1.
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