Giants Take Game In Eleventh To Sweep Series
New York defeated Philadelphia 4 to 2 in eleven innings, completing a four game series sweep. Demaree and Fromme pitched well for New York while Alexander held Philadelphia, with key hits from Herzog and Merkle as Dolan scored the decisive run on a wild throw after Snodgrass grounder.
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New York
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Fromme
Alexander
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Doyle
Rigler
Arseuine
All New York
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Herzog
Merkle
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Tuderis
Pirates Get Early Lead In Major League Tilt
Mittsburgh at home defeated St Louis 6 to 4 as Pittsburgh surged with two runs in the sixth and three in the seventh. Hendrix held the bases loaded in key moments while St Louis scored three in the first inning. Byrne, Mager and Hyatt homered for Pittsburgh, with Monaco and Simon contributing in a tight game.
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Naps Win Over Detroit on Misplays in Cleveland Victory
Cleveland defeats Detroit 3 to 1 as Kahler outpitching Dauss gains support from miscues. Detroit’s two hits in the eighth strand runners, while Cleveland capitalizes on Dauss wild pitch with bases loaded. Eleven Cleveland hits, two Detroit errors, and timely scoring pace the game for Cleveland.
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Braves Strong With Bat In Big Loss to Brooklyn
The Superbas beat Boston 14 to 4 as Mann powered Brooklyn with a homer a double three singles and a run batted in Dickson allowed four hits and Wagner pitched well for the visitors Poor fielding and porous pitching sank Boston who collected nine hits and a run in the fifth inning to briefly threaten but Brooklyn pulled away in the later frames Ballists Connelly Lord Sweeney Myers Rasiden Mann Dickson Moran Citehan Callahan and Daubert led Brooklyn with multiple hits while Perdue and Wagner combined for the mound win against Boston's stack of pitchers leaving the locals with their worst drubbing of the season.
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Shoot at Analostan Merchandise Event At Club Today
Analostan Gun Club hosts a special merchandise shoot starting 1 30 pm with four 1f targets and two at birds, prizes including trophies for entrants. Two single traps, post program double targets, attendees from White Flyer and Galthersburg Gun Clubs near Eastern Branch by Benning Bridge.
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Miles Taylor
White Flyer Gun Club
Galthersburg Gun Club
Benning Bridge
Julian Outfights Buck in Featherweight Bout in New York
Julian of Syracuse outpoints Tommy Buck of Philadelphia in ten rounds in New York. Frank Fleming, Canadian champ, narrowly defeats Joe Goldberg of Rochester and Matt Brock of Cleveland over Al Demont of Boston in another ten round featherweight bout.
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Julian
Syracuse
Tommy Buck
Philadelphia
Frank Fleming
Joe Goldberg
Rochester
Matt Brock
Cleveland
al Demont
Boston
Oldring Homer Sparks Phila to 8-4 Win Over New York
Philadelphia defeats New York 8 to 4 to sweep the series. Oldring goes 4-for-5 with a home run and three singles as Keating struggles for the Athletics while Brown shuts down the Giants. Four double plays are turned, two by each club, with strong defense and timely hitting defining the game.
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Owener
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White Sox Beat St Louis In Extra Inning Opener
In St Louis July 3 The White Sox won 4 to 3 in the tenth inning over the Cardinals. Beall singled Rath sacrificed and Lord longed a clutch hit for the winning run. Cicotte relieved Scott in the sixth and allowed only three scattered hits. Bodie hit a long homer in the sixth. Both games tomorrow are slated for the afternoon.
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Two Base Drives End Nationals Win In Fifteenth Inning
The Nationals beat the Red Sox 1 0 in a fifteen inning pitchers duel at Fenway. Gandil drove in Shanks with the lone run while Walter Johnson and Ray Collins dominated. Gandil doubled in the tenth and thirteenth, Shanks had a clutch game with a fence hit setting up the run.
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Nationals
Timely Hit Drives Washington Past Boston in Long Game
Washington claws to 15 hits in a marathon with touchdowns by Gandil Morgan and Johnson doubling, as Boston pitchers stumble and Umpire McGreevy faces boos for a late ruling. Gardner, Speaker, Lewis and Hooper star for the Red Sox in a back and forth 15 inning clash.
Griffith to Pitch Mullin and Groom
Special to The Washington Post Boston July 3 Two games will be played with the Yankees tomorrow Groom and Mullin will probably work for the Nationals A sharp foul fly by Hank Shanks near the left field wall killed Yerkes as Johns son faced late innings Speaker collected his first hit of the series Griffths men appeared to have the edge over the Red Sox Shanks made a standout play and Johnson impressed by turning back Boston in the ninth Griff was banished after an incident as the game moved early pace kept within an hour per nine innings
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Cubs Defeat Reds 5 to 1 in Chicago Ballgame
Chicago bunched hits off Suggs to beat Cincinnati 5 to 1. Lavender limited the visitors to six scattered hits while support from defense helped. Devore tripled for Chicago in the eighth and scored on Leach's out. Zimmerman collected the other half of a $100 bill from a fan earlier, the time expiring the day before. The game lasted 1 hour 55 minutes with Brennan and Eason umpiring.
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Crews Take Spins as Coach Hecox’s Men Draw Attention
Washington oarsmen from Potomac and Analostan clubs arrive in Philadelphia to practice on the Schuylkill ahead of the people’s regatta. Referee Claude Appone and Charles Salinger oversee events as crews prepare for junior and intermediate eights and doubles with prizes of gold watches.
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Potomac
Ana Jostan
Schuylkill River
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Cincinnati Trainer Semmona Dies From Heat
Cincinnati July 3 George Doc Semmona trainer of the National League club died from heat after recent appendicitis surgery. He left hospital yesterday, weakened by illness and heat. Semmons was a well known baseball trainer, previously with Chicago. The article notes tense game details with multiple players and plays, including Johnson, Gandil, Moeller, Gandil, Shanks, and Speaker, reflecting a Nationals versus Red Sox matchup and defensive highlights.
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Chicago
Offending Players Punished by Lynch
New York July 3 President Lynch of the National League announced the suspension of John J. McGraw Giants manager and Brennan Philadelphia pitcher for five days after a fist fight following a Philadelphia game on June 2. Brennan was fined $10 and both players may return on July 9 after a personal investigation found they violated rules by indulging in personalities that sparked the incident.
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Lynch
National League
John J. McGraw
New York Giants
Brennan
Philadelphia
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Cricke Ters Play Today At Rock Creek Park Grounds
Cricket game set for Rock Creek park grounds this afternoon between the British Americans and the local eleven. Capt Jimmy Rose to start with Dr J B Cannon and John Morton as bowlers, John Roberts and A Gaveston to follow. Duncan Morton and Will Warren to keep wicket. Grounds at Piney Branch car line near Brightwood reservoir. public admitted free.
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Cannon
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John Roberts
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Brightwood
TEN EYCK TO ASSIST SON AT ST PAUL REGATTA
Duluth veteran sculler El Ton Eyck sr arrived to visit his son James jr coach of the Duluth Boat Club. He will aid local crews ahead of the Northwestern regatta to be held July 18 to 21 at St Paul, sharpening their edge for the races.
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Post's Scoreboard to Show Both Games in New York
The Post will reproduce Hoth games featuring the Nationals and Chance's Yankees in New York today. The morning start is at 16 o'clock and the afternoon game follows. A large crowd gathered at The Post building scoreboard to watch the sensational contest and was well served by the smooth presentation of plays.
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Detroit St Louis Philadelphia pirate innings
Detroit and St Louis game details show a sequence of scores with Philadelphia and other teams, indicating a multi team scorecard fragment from a baseball context. Notable pairs include Pittsburgh New York Chicago Boston Cincinnati and Brooklyn with scattered innings and runs.
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Tennis finals at W C C prepare for spring event
The Washington Country Club tennis committee completed preparations for today’s finals at Jewell Station. In men singles Dr John Barr faces H P Robey for the club title. Mixed doubles feature Miss Molie Davidson and John Tyssowski vs Miss Jane Gardner and C Langton. Men’s doubles pairings include Lawrence Green and John Tyssowski against Kingsberry and Walter Gray. A special eighteen hole handicap golf event opens the day with sweepstakes in the afternoon. Walter S Lewis won the closed tennis tournament on the bureau of standard courts after many fast matches and keen competition.
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P. Robey
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Bureau of Standard
Minor League Scores From Multiple Circuits
Baseball brief lists scores from several leagues including American Association Louisville 3 Indianapolis 2 St Paul 3 Minneapolis 2 Toledo 2 Columbus 2 International League Baltimore 2 Providence 0 Newark 6 Jersey City 1 Rochester 2 Toronto 1 Montreal 15 Huffaro 5 Southern League Montgomery Chattanooga 2 Memphis Nashvill e Atlanta 9 New Orleans 6 Tristate League Allentown Trenton Harriburg Wilmington 6 Atlantieciv 7 Federal Tiltsburgh 2 Cleveland 8 Indianapolis 4 Carolina Association Asheville Raleigh 8 Puphan South Atlantic Columbus 4 Charron 7 Appalachian Knoxville 7 Middlexport Morristown 2 Rame 1
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Argonaut Out Of Crew Race At Henley
Leander Rowing Club defeated Toronto Argonauts in the first heat at Henley to keep the Grand Challenge Cup in England by a length and a quarter. Time equals 1891 Leander record. other heats saw Jesus College beat London Rowing Club and Pinks of London defeat Watta of Thames Rowing Club.
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Otis Clymer Sold to Boston Braves
Chicago July 3 Otis Clymer outfielder of the Chicago National League club was sold to the Boston club of the same league, announced at local headquarters by President Murphy. Clymer joined Chicago by draft last year after playing for Pittsburgh and Washington in the American League. Chicago drafted him from Minneapolis of the American Association.
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Dundee Favorite To Win In Albuquerque Bout
Johnny Dundee of New York and Tommy Dixon of Kansas City rest ahead of their ten round featherweight bout in Albuquerque. Dundee is a 2 to 1 favorite in the betting with Dixon money available as both fighters seek Jeannie Kilbane's featherweight title.
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Tommy Dixon
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Jeannie Kilbane
Infielder Neal Ball Sold to Baltimore Club
The Baltimore International Leagues club owned by manager Dunn purchased Neal Ball from the Boston Americans today. The deal moves Ball to Baltimore for the upcoming season.
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