Boston Shut Out as Philadelphia Beats Bruins 6-0
Boston Americans failed to score against Philadelphia yesterday in Washington, while Cleveland maintained its AL lead. Willis drove in six runs for Philadelphia with timely hits, and Boston committed six errors in a rough fielding display. Doolin and Magee paced Philadelphia, with Brayhands and Kahoe relaying on base. The game featured six scoreless innings before Philadelphia pushed across runs in the later frames.
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Boston
Philadelphia
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Trigpleby
Sharpe
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oTie
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Kahoe
Homas
Titus
Maor Wolverton
Braunsid
Butty
Tenney
Magee
Wolverton
Courtee
Lauterborn
Moran
Glenann
Spaulding Wins Narrowly Against Montpelier Second Team
Spaulding high school defeated Montpelier Seminary second team 10 to 9 on the Montpelier campus yesterday afternoon. It was a batting spree for Spaulding with several players spreading multiple hits including Bruce with a home run three bag and single, Carswell a three bag and three singles, and Halyesn two doubles and a single. Darling pitched for Montpelier and faced fast hits that tired his fielders.
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Spaulding High School
Montpelier Seminary
Montpelier
Spaulding Boys
Bruce
Carswell
Halyesn
Darling
Fisher pitches a goat may for expense
Fisher attempts a public pitch in a local game event, with unclear phrasing and damaged OCR text making specifics about participants and outcomes hard to determine. No reliable names or dates emerge from the readable fragment.
Northern League Baseball Schedule Arranged For Summer
A detailed intercity and home schedule outlines dates from June 24 to September 4. Teams Plattsburg Burlington Rutland Intercity and others play multiple doubleheaders, with times and venues listed across numerous dates, including key clashes in Burlington and Rutland.
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Petermoom
Burl
Intercity
Plattsburg
Burlington
Rutland
Platteburg
Plattaburg
Jwy
V. Hurland
Kurtland
Mattaburg
Rutlan
Ve. Platts
Ust
Toeaday
Ve. Rutland
Va. Rutland
Thesday
Shily
Satuday
Spies
A. m
Interty
Northern League pre season meeting on double umpire plan
The Northern League vice presidents met yesterday in Burlington to finalize pre season business on a double umpire system. Present were president George D Jarvis and secretary I J Betsy along with vice presidents W T Davis F Henry Parker H P O Wagan and L A Greene.
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Burlington
W. T. Davis
F. Henry Parker
H. P. O'Wagan
Plattsburg
L. A. Greene
Montpelier
Eague
George 1D. Jarvis
Bone
I J. Béptty
Double umpire trial in early season vote
Burlington and A E Reynolds of Plattsburg and J B Taylor of Burling ton vote to use a double umpire system the first two weeks of the season with one umpire for strikes and balls and one for bases. Captains from each team will choose the two players to fill the roles the four vice presidents will decide any arising questions.
Northfield Field Baseball League Organizes Clubs
Outlook for summer baseball in Northfield appears bright as four streets Main Vine Central and Union form a league named Northfield Hi GC Moseley is president John McCormack secretary and treasurer Each street nominates two board members Managers and captains include Main C A Roys manager Ford Newcomb captain Vine T M Kingsley manager William Allen captain Central I Ellis Menton George Jones captain Union M P Blake manager P Puy Oelly captain
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Northfield
Main
Vine
Central
Union Streets
Northfelt
Hi GC
Moseley
John McCormack
C. A. Roys
Ford Newcomb
T. M. Kingsley
William Allen
Ellis
Menton
George Jones
Union
M. P. Blake
Umauger
P. Puy
Oelly
Boston Golfer Won In Cromer Ladies Event Round Three
London June 1 Miss Mary B Adams of Boxton won the third round of the ladies golf emueardh contest at Cromer defeating Miss Bachus by four up with two to play. American Mrs W H Martin beat Mrs Harland by one up with four to play, and Miss Pearson beat Aussithe Burnett by six up with five to play. Harriet and Margaret Curtis of Massachusetts met. Miss Curtin won by two up with two to play. Georgianna Bishop of Bri Of changed United States ra Mra Asmith by six up with five to play.
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London
Cromer
Mary B. Adams
Boxton
Bachus
W. H. Martin
Harland
Pearson
Eat Aussithe Burnett
Iss Harriet
Margaret Curtis
Massachusetts
Misw
Curtin
Aday
Iss Georgianna
United States
Asmith
Young New Yorker Held in High Society Jewel Theft
Private detectives pursue a 23 year old New Yorker accused of stealing 60 000 worth of jewels and a bundle of letters linked to a major social scandal. A 10 000 reward is offered for recovery of the jewels and letters, with rail stock certificates also missing. The motive centers on protecting family honor and an engagement dispute within New Yorks Four Hundred.
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New York
Cates
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Philadelphia Injunction Withdrawn in Weaver Case
Attorneys for Peter E. Costello and David J. Smyth, ousted by Mayor Weaver, notified the court they withdraw the injunction against Weaver’s party. The Supreme Court had previously granted a temporary stay pending a decision on making the injunction permanent in the dis lease fight case.
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Philadelphia
Attornneys
Peter E. Costello
David J. Smyth
Weaver
Notitied
Superme
Tribenal
Cut Down Regiments Shake Canadian Military Circles
Ottawa June 1 An order cuts four infantry regiments in Toronto Montreal Hamilton and Halifax from 418 to 206 men placing about 1000 officers on the reserve list The order will be debated in the House and the purpose of the slicing department is not clear to observers in Ottawa.
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Ottawa
Ont
Toronto
Montreal
Hamilton
Halifax
Regimental Quartermaster Changes Announced
Adjt Gen Gilmore announces Capt N N Hadley of Brattleboro resigns as quartermaster with a June 1 1905 resignation date and honorable discharge. Charles F Burnham of Burlington appointed captain and quartermaster of the regiment in addition to his current ordnance officer duties.
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W.H. Gilmore
N. N. Hadley
Brattleburo
Charles F. Burnham
Burlington
Ordenace
Fines Paid After Stamford Fish Violation Arrests
A Tuesday night arrest near Stamford involved Warden Tho master of Stamford and local warden with C. R. Hulbert of North Ade aims and a man named Underwood. Hulbert carried 59 trout under six inches, incurring fines and costs of 137.87, paid in full. Underwood had two short trout and was fined 49.87, also paid.
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Stamford
C. R. Hulbert
North
Underwood
Hulbert
University of Vermont 101st Commencement Schedule
The one hundred and first commencement exercises of the University of Vermont run June 24th to June 28th with events including Speaking at College Street, Baccalaureate by the President at Lee Street Church, senior promenade at Billings Library, Phi Beta Kappa meetings, Alumni events, Athletics field dedication, a Grass Mount college play, and receptions at Van Nexe House and Billings Library.
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Prin
College Street
Lee Street
Y. M
Colle
Billings Library
Phi Beta Kappa
Metical College
Grassmount
Comte of the
Green
van Nexe House
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