Boston Defeats Athletics. Coombs Nearly Shuts Out
Boston tops Philadelphia 7 to 2 as Coombs and Ray Collins dominate after a fourth inning rally by the Red Sox. McInnes and Lapp contribute early, Gardner belts a three-base hit, and Boston seizes control by forcing errors and timely hitting in the ninth. Fireworks mark the world championship pennant presentation with about 12,000 in attendance.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
Athletics
Red Sox
Coombe
Coombs
Wagner
Ray Collins
McInnes
Strunk
Stahl Barry
Lapp
Tun
Adie
Lord
Oldring
Eddie Collins
Baker
Lewis
Yerkes
Speaker
Barry
Gardner
Stahl
Rube
Carrigan
Wildy
Hooper
ABC
Phila Abhore Hooper
Filae Speaker
Lew
Lawl
Atahi
Wegner
Bling
Melonas
E Collies
Baker Biden
Heston
R Collins
Botton
Strick
Cooma
Mesers Egat
O'Loughlin
Baseball Standings Mention St Louis Chicago Philadelphia
Quick standings note lists teams St Louis Chicago Philadelphia and Boston with رقم 8 shown beside Boston indicating a statistic or score. No further context provided.
New York Beats Brooklyn to Complete Doubleheader Sweep
New York extended its winning streak to sixteen by defeating Brooklyn in a doubleheader. Marquard earned his nineteenth straight win, aided by solid pitching and timely runs. The first game featured early misplays by Brooklyn and late pressure as New York pulled ahead. the second game ended with a passed ball enabling Shafer to score, amid protests from manager Brannan.
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New York
Brooklyn
Marquard
Rucker
Shafer
Merkle Ib
Sinth
Murray
Taupert
Becker el
Herzog
Hummel
Méyer
Traley
Fletcher
Muter
Riker
Fota
Doyle
Markie
Marzog
Dalle
Gi Margaird
Rutker
Mara
Oy Rucker
Brennan Ad Tmede
Nour Abd
Acooks
Arhore
Abo AL Moan
Sera
Orrhen
Boyle
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Berker
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Gevore
Shater
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Pasey
Fietcher Merkin
Hetsog Fletcher
Merkle
Ames
Teateau
Mathewson
Knetter
Firat
Knetier
Knetzer
Phillies Strong Finish Over Boston in 9th
Philadelphia hitters rapped Hess and Curtta in the seventh and eighth innings to defeat Boston 8 5 in a corralled July third game. McDonald Campbell Sweeney Kirke Ornourke Paskert Lobert Magve Crevath Dool Miller led the offense as Knabe and Luders made key plays. Temple fights Mandot and Lake Erie trotting races postponed by rain.
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Boston
Philadelphia
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Phila
Aid
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Sweeney
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Rariden
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Curtta
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Paskert
Lobert
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Dool
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Potkert
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Bweensy
Lobe
White
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Chalmers
Rennitz
Titus Atruck
Chelmers
Schultz
Mr Bescon
John
Caldwell Fined and Suspended by Manager
Ray Caldwell of the New York pitching staff was fined 250 and indefinitely suspended by Manager Harry Wolverton after failing to appear for the Boston trip. Caldwell had been ordered to join the team but went to New York City instead, leaving Wolverton to cope without a key pitcher. Caldwell, viewed as one of the league’s best when in form, has a two week window to rest and regain form.
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Ray Caldwell
New York
Harry Wolverton
Caldwell
New York City
Boston
Wolverton
Calawell
Atlnger
McBride
Henry
Daniels
Westervelt
Martin
Vaughn
Stump
Maloney
New England Speed Marvel
Walter
Cree
Hartzeil
Simmone
Gardner
Pitcher
Chase
Noted of the Nationals Two today ten percent and o clock
The article details two games involving New York players with lengthy, close contests lasting nearly two hours each. It notes suspensions, player injuries, and performances by O'Dowd, Sterrett, Vaughn, and Stump, plus management by Wolverton and conversations by Gabby Street.
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Petty and
Nationals Sweep Double Bill Versus Highlanders
The Nationals won both games of a Washington doubleheader, beating New York 3 to 2 in the opener and 10 to 2 in the nightcap. Dan Moeller and Ray Morgan returned from injuries, Wolverton shuffled players due to injuries, and rookie O Dowd debuted creditably as Washington capitalized on New York’s inexperience on the bases.
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Nationals
New York
Warhop
Vaughn
Johnson
Fisher
White Sox
Washington
Dan Moeller
Ray Morgan
Wolverton
Stump
O'Dowd
Shanks Delivers In Ninth To Lift Nationals Past Highlanders
In a tense ninth inning, Howard Shanks drove a three-base hit to the scoreboard with two out, scoring the decisive run as Washington edged New York 4 3. Vaughn held the Highlanders to three innings of safe hits, while Chase’s early triple and Gandil’s timely plays sparked the Nationals. New York threatened late but could not convert, and Vaughn’s sharp pitching sealed the win.
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Graney
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Loaded
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Lade
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Sheridan
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Thase
Daniels
Berthe
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O'Dowd
Stump
Vaughn
Johnson
Homer
Sterrett
Jonason
Musser
Chase
Gabby Street
Milan
Fisher
Meeher
Washington
Shanks
Little
Schaefer
Chane
Martin
Bterrett
Henry
McBride
Rune
Moeller
Howard Shanks
Walker
Shank
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Warhop
Highlanders
Zinn
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Street
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Gandil
Boore
BREB
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Daniele
Byane
Westervelt
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Morgan
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Ainsmith
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Minor League Baseball Scores From Various Leagues
International League Buffalo 2 Montress 2 end of ninth inning South Atlantic League Jacksonville 1 Macon 6 Savannah 4 Columbus 6 Albany 0. Virginia League Roanoke 2 Portsmouth 1 Newport News 4 Birmingham 0 Atlantic Coast League Chattanooga 1 Jacksonville 6 Savannah 4 Columbia 6 Albany 0.
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Buffalo
Montress
Newar
Jersey City
Virginis League
Jacksontitte
Maces
Sevaonah
Columbus
Columbia
Albany
Washington and New York Battle in High Scoring Second Game
Washington defeats New York 8 to 1 after a wild back-and-forth innings surge. Notable plays include Zinn advancing on Chase’s fly, Gandil’s early hits, McBride’s double and held Washington’s offense with key runs from Shanks and Ainsmith. Johnson pitched steadily for Washington and Musser closed, with several errors and wild plays coloring the middle frames.
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Washington
New York
Ito
Hal Chass
Zinn
Chase
Martin
Milan
Johnson
Go' Dowd
Morgan
Sweeney
Gandil
Shanks
McBrida
Ainsmith
Daniels
McBride
Holiday Sports Friday Card Covers Major Events
Friday’s post lists Washington versus New York at American League park and other major league city bouts. Timed events include heavyweight Wolgast Rivers in Washington at 45 rounds and light weight Rivers at Los Angeles. Also scheduled are swimming, regattas, golf opens, cricket, Olympic prep events, and Appalachian League results with scattered scores.
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Washington
New York
Tito Mawes
Jack Jobatom
Jim Firne
Las Vegas
Rowndas
Ad Wolgast
Joy Rivers
Los Angeles
Manaotte
Temple
Memphis
Teme
Philadelphia
Technical High School
Potomac
Washington Smeng
Columbia Country Club
Edif
Rock Creek Park
Ateckham
Grand Cireate
Tausing
Mich
Aff
Betting odds hold on Johnson Flynn bout in Las Vegas
Las Vegas crowds swell as trains bring sport followers for the Johnson Flynn fight. Odds stay 3 to 1 on Johnson, while wagers target knockdowns and a possible long-shot for Flynn to avoid a Johnson knockout. Johnson telegraphs $5,000 to San Francisco to win in fifteen rounds and weighs 212 pounds in readiness. Flynn camps and supporters flock from Colorado, with ticket sales brisk and town preparations elaborate.
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Las Vegas
N. Mex
Jack Curley
Johnson- Flynn Fight
Johnson
Flynn
San Francisco
Denver
Pueblo
Corcovado
Ed Smith
Curley
Tam
Doyle and Mills Win Columbia Country Club Doubles
Connie Doyle and George Milla defeated Leech and James in five sets to win the doubles championship at the Columbia Country Club on Chevy Chase courts. Earlier Baird and Heaton beat Davidson and Eynon in three sets, then fell to Leech and James in the semifinals. The afternoon featured three decisive matches and several notable performances by Baird, Doyle, Davidson, and Leech.
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Leech
James
Columbia Country Club
Chevy Chase
Connie Doyle
George Milla
Baird
Heaton
Davidson
Eynon
Doyle
Byron
Samitinaln
Mille
Jamon
Oh Pttt
Governor orders fight halted at Dewey Oklahoma
Governor Cruce bans the scheduled boxing match between Kid Porna of Kansas City and Art Martin of Bartlesville at Dewey Oklahoma. General Canton travels to Tulsa with militia to enforce the order to prevent the bout connected to the roping contest.
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Cruce
Ferns and
Magirl
Dewey
Okla
Oklahoma City
Gkis
Gav
Croce
Adit
Canton
Kid Porna
Kennas City
Art Martin
Bartlesville
Tulsa
Black
Wells to Box Tom Kennedy at Garden bout
New York July 2 Bombardier Wells the English heavyweight champion will box ten rounds against Tom Kennedy the local white hope at the Garden on Tuesday evening July 1. Arrangements were made by managers and signed to terms offered by Billy Gibson.
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New York
Bombardier Wells
Tana
al Palzer
the Garden
Tom Kennedy
White Hope
Jim Stewart
Billy Gibson
Palzer
Luther McCarty
Springfield
Gibson
Saylor Refuses to Fight in Pil-Strim A A Bout
Boston July 3 1500 fans disappointed as lightweight Saylor of Indianapolis refuses to box Matty Baldwin in the feature bout at Pil Stim A A. Weighed in fine but later claimed illness. Club physician found no ailment yet Baylor refused to enter the ring. Manager J Mack blamed malaria.
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Young Saylor
Indianapolis
Baylor
Baldwin
J. Mack
Delorimer Park Race Card Highlights And Winners
Delorimer Park hosted six races for two-year-olds and older, with winners including Dont Forget in race one, Ballie Savage and Sea Kitty prevailing in later events, and Melton Steest taking the selling feature. The card lists each race, entry numbers, odds, and times, with multiple runners and places in each event.
Fort Erie Race Meet Ends In Front Runner Thriller
Gelling wins the maiden two year olds five furlongs with Leocharee at 11 to 10 in a tight finish. Newcomer Woodle Michael and Bixty Two place near the top in selling steeplechase while Miss Hynes falls. Western Belts captures the six furlong purse as Pony Girl and Ben Bend headline a crowded seventh race card. Tristate League standings list York and Reading atop the standings.
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Butwell
Mictocukee
McTaggart
Marthe Allen
Ragusa
Brynary
Reidogie
Doc Tracey
Commack
Fatty Idrub
Short Cours
Ayach
Woodle Michael
Karmath
Aétend
Bixty
Pemberton
Miss Hynes
Bettie
Musgrave
Tito
Lounaperry
Loftus
Nett
Blanch Francis
Cbl
Sherreningar
F White
Tims
Mise Sean
Brigtihe
Lady Hughes
Silver Link
John Morrie
Nila
Dreyer
Bunning
Warrington
Plaintess Ling Wporeban
Mapleton
Bertix
Goiconés
Samuel BR. Mayer
Whatley
Dipper
Chilton Trance
Lyfe
Onrieo
Pony Girl
eThite
Ben Bend
Foat
Carrisnims
Satin Bawar
Fawn
Jennie Wells
Cale‘hampian
Béan
Racing entries span two-year-olds to open stakes
A cluttered program lists race entries across six events. Notable horses include Burnt Candie, Judge Wright, Tartar, Star Actress, Dorion, Arcene, Cowl, Flack Chief, Helmer, Little Feather, Spellhound, Kormak, Cig Bigs, Cel Hollow, Bab R110, Edda, Frogiegs, Leve Tle, and various contenders in handicaps and selling races. The cards show distances from furlongs to miles, purses from 91,600 to 500, and multiple age brackets with numerous named horses and owners from Beverwyck and surrounding circuits.
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Wright
Tartar
Arousal
Dorion
Gerard
Pikes Peak
Latent
Arcene
Ringling
Furelongs
Cowl & Flack Chief
Bes Loyal
Wintergreen
Helmer
Little Feather
Spellhound
Kormak
Frogiegs
Laahore
Frogiegx
Schorr Gatry
New River
Charley Hargrave
Garter
Jos
Donalion
Wmn
Bnooks
Ridgeland
Chess
Haymarket
Pucky
Florence Kripp
Mamita
Elisabeth
Matt O'Connell
McAndrews
Sir
Marchmont
Guptan
Louis Descognets
Tee Mey
Chilton Squaw
Jasr Orimar
Dorothy ‘Webb
Ramezan
Profile
Dolly Bultman
Casmonary
Semi Quaver
Little Marchmont
Should Run Well Today Fort Erie
The brief lists a jumble of names and phrases, indicating a fragmented preview or racing agenda. Key entities include Fort Erie, Judge Wright, Pikes Peak, Ringling, Lahore Knights, Bel Horse, and Sir Giles, suggesting a racetrack or sports item with multiple participants and placeholders.
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Fort Erie
Cincinnati Enquirer
Judge Wright
Movocacy
Tartar
Pikes Peak
Arcee Ringling
Little Father
Glass
Clim Edge
Lahore
Knights Differ
Bel Horse
Migston
Gils
Busy
Lord Elam
Colashmesde
Morging Telegraph
Tertar Manoracy
Tate Arcene
Lutther
Ben Loyal
Gage Lahore
Karen Diter
Warbler Perthebire
James Veithorps
Omaha Club Must Pay 750 for Player Davidson
The national baseball commission ruled that the Omaha club purchased Davidson from Brooklyn and Brooklyn’s claim of 750 is allowed. The Pfeister case held Milwaukee not liable for the price as he did not report to the Milwaukee club after being sold by Chicago, with Chicago given five days to dispose of him. If retained beyond, Chicago pays his 1912 contract rate daily.
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Omaha
Davidson
Cincinnati
Ohio
National Baseball Commission Today
Themaha
Brooklyn
Pfeister
Milwaukee
Chicago
Chicago Club
Plans for Day's Ball Lot Doings at Florida Field Today
The Nationals and Highlanders play today at Florida Field with games at 10 30 a m and 3 p m Batteries for Washington are Felty and Aresmith and Greem and Hears New York selections are Quinn Street McCodney and fiveeney Tete merien ends Friday when the Nationals appear there for the last time Creve land comes to open the srtond Western Levasion.
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Nationals
Highlanders
Washington
Felty
Aresmith
Greem
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