Baseball roundup from Brooklyn to Philadelphia on June 27
Tesreau bested Dell 1 to 0 in New York Brooklyn interleague duel as Burns scored in the first. Louis beat Cincinnati 9 to 2 as Wetzel hit a three run homer and Doak allowed few hits. Pittsburgh swept Chicago with a squeeze and perfect defense. Bray’s Braves beat Philadelphia 6 to 0 with four singles and a pass to Magee.
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Brooklyn
New York
Tesreau
Dell
Burns
Robertson
Eit
Prooklyn
Louis
Cincinnati
Retzel
Smith
Long
Wetzel
Miller
Fefe Louis
Doak Hell and Clarke
Bray Philadelphia
Bent
Mageeine
Philadelhia
Braves
R.A. E. Boston
Philadelphia
Parnes
Gowdys Alexander
Bender
Killifer
Schedule prompts matchups across leagues and cities
Brooklyn travels to Boston while Philadelphia visits Pittsburg and Chicago hosts St. Louis as June Spokane games appear on the arrival list. Postgame notes include Great Falls and Cine 1 entries with teams and entries pending.
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Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Chi St. Louis
Cine
Great Falls
Spokane
Butte Triumphs Over Tacoma In Nine Run Orgy
In a rugged Pacific Coast minor league tilt, Butte led 4 0 after two innings and held off Tacoma 9 to 4. Sutherland dominated on the mound for Tacoma while Butte’s Leard Hillyard and Levin delivered key hits, with McGinnity touched for three runs in the third but enough offense from Butte kept them in the lead through nine. Umpire Finneran worked the game as Seattle’s scene and Bush–McGinnity rumors swirled around the park.
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Joe
Fed
Tigets
Butte
Sutherland
Bengal
Russ Hall
McGinnity
Invaders
Rippert
Iron Man
Ant
Newgals
Tacoma
Asoon
Skeeters
Bigbee
Leard
Hillyard
Blebee
Lon Levin
Fries
Bohne
Witt
Butte Wrecking Crew
Johnson
Kippert
Hohne
Sokke
Roberts
Wuml
Stokke
Menity
Skipper
Levin
Watt
Hest
O'Brien
Wighee
Hillyard City
Thompson
Grover
Hutte
Finneran
Brien
Ake
Smith
Peterson
Quest
McGill
Seattle
Blewett
Spokane
Cuming
Montana
Gue
Great Falls
Pettus
Boiatane
Raymond Te
Jack Smith
Madors
Dugdate Park
TomoTwur
Meg
Scouts watch him and Pirates eye Grover season
Roy Grover likely in final Northwastern Teague season as Pittsburg ready to bid. Spokane sought 3000 for Gislason, rival of Grover for Pirates opening niche. Grover hits .311. Salt Lake and Portland Coast League clubs hope to land Butteresstone tender.
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Roy Grover
Northwastern Teague
Pittsburg
Grover
Spokane
Gislason
Pirates
Salt Lake
Portland
Butteresstone
Weather and the Veteran Pitcher Matty’s Comeback
The article argues warm weather may revive veteran pitchers like Mathewson, citing cold starts, spring drafts, and recent form. It compares Matty’s luck with Brett and discusses how heat could unlock peak performance, predicting two weeks of hot weather may settle the question. It also touches on baseball dynamics with the Phillies, Cleveland, and other stars amid a turbulent season.
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Matty
Mathewson
Marlin
Mattynd
Entries All In For Amateur Tournament In City Arena
Enthusiasm runs high as final preparations wrap up for the city amateur tournament to be held Friday night in the Holland Ring. Many top amateurs from YM Y M C A Meader Bow East Side and Silver Bow Park enter. Officials include Sheriff Charles He Heron announcer Tom Davis and judges Dr Maginn and ward Hanmer. Weighers timers and examiners named. tickets on sale at Gill’s store.
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Tong
YM. A
Meaderville Y. M.o.rville
Miver
Paris
Eitorts
Charles
Heron
Tom Davis
Y. M.A
Ward J. Hanmer
Maginn
T. 8. Moore
Will Mame
Fom
Ibs
T. J. Downey
Noonan
de Mattel
John Hosking
Meaderle
Ludger Michaud
David Batten
Bow Park
Sam Tennyson
James Johnson
HS. Amos
East Side A.C
John Lindquist
Athetic Union
Gillsgar
Beavers Shut Out by Giants in Eight Innings
Seattle on June 27 defeated Vane 5 to 0 as Bartey and timely hitting carried the offense. Eastley pitched eight innings, striking out batters and keeping the Giants in check before the game was called in the seventh or eighth inning due to weather.
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Beavers
Giants
Seattle
Barteys
Vane
Eastley
Reston
Pike
Boston America
Tpurts College
Athletics
Johnson
Tani Renematte
Tito Tatterjee Johnson
Wyckoff
Karach
Thomas
Frank Baker Starts His Batting Habits
New York wins the last game of the series 3 to 2 as Frank Baker homers with Pipp on base, boosting New York to five wins in the series. Washington’s runs come early and late, while Cleveland and Chicago also post scores in a day of varied results.
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New York
One Storm
Hinkel
Cleveland
American Boxing Association
Frank Moran
Jack Dillon
Brooklyn
Frank Baker
Washington Today
Baker
Pipp
Nis
Washington
Roehling
Joney
Caldwell
Nunamaker
Sande fees and police bar a claim of abuse at trial
A contested case mentions Sande Fees accusing someone of abuse while police prevented action. The report notes a trial period, with references to teams Boston America and the Athletics, who lost 7 to 3. The schedule lists games in New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Washington, Cleveland, Detroit, and other cities with multiple matchups across the day.
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Cleveland
York
Philadelphia
Boson
Washington
Eneaxo
Detroit
Be. Louie
Norwich University Wins Intercollegiate Outdoor Tournament
Norwich University won the Intercollegiate outdoor tournament with 70 colleges and universities in contention. Notable results include Massachusetts Agricultural College and the United States Naval Academy tied at 717, MIT 802, California 795, Texas A and M and Minnesota 785 each, Illinois and Michigan 2?. more scores listed for other schools.
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Norwich
Washington
Norwich University
Sai
Massachusetts Agricultural College
United States Naval Academy
George Washington University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
University of Caliifornia
Anaat State Agricultural College
Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College
Univerty of Minnesota
University of Illinois
Michiel Penney Agricultural and Mechanical College
Bos
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