Champions on the Gain Move Up as Boston Beats Cleveland
Boston Champions win their fourth straight by defeating Cleveland 9 to 3, cutting down the league leaders while Cy Young shines for the former. New York leads the National League, with Boston nipping at their heels as Detroit trails closely and shuffles loom in the standings. Chicago and Philadelphia share strong positions, and a crowded pennant race continues into the coming weeks.
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Cleveland
New York
Boston
Clevelands
Cy” Young
Lajoleites
Hoes
Philadelphia
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
de Holt
Sarthao
Washing
Ruelbach
Chicago Nationals
New Yorkers
Mlment
Roelbach
Chine
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Results of College Games Across Several Colleges
Scores from multiple colleges show Harvard 7 over Cambridge, Penn 3 over U Penn, Princeton 2 over Yale, Dartmouth 3 over Columbia, Worcester 12 over Holy Cross, Wesleyan 4 over Amherst in five innings, Williams 6 over Trinity in one extra inning, Georgetown 10 over Virginia, Middlebury 5 over Bristol A A, Union 11 over Rutgers in Schenectady.
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Cambridge
Harvard
U. of P
Princeton
Yale
Hanover
Dartmouth
Columbia & Henen
Worcester
Holy Crose
Brown
Middletown
Wesleyan
Atherst
Williamstown
Williams
Trinity
Washi
Georgetown
Unine Virginia
Atalata
Bristol A. A
Middlebury College
Schenecady
Union
Rutgers
Barre Rangers Rout Mountain Birds 5-4 in Local Game
Barre Rangers defeated the Mountain Birds of Montreal 5 to 4 on their grounds Saturday in a slow, even match. Rangers led 2-1 at halftime with Cunningham, Bennett and Dutt scoring, while Mountain Birds' Jackson added a first half goal and Redman, Beanock and Jackson are listed among players.
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Barre Rangers
Mountain Birds
Montreal
Rangers
Jackson
The
Birds
Kooper Rust
Cunningham
Bennett
Dutt
Rangers Montreal Rust
D. M. McIntyre
Jack
Hayward Roberto Back
Alexander Birnie
McLeod Dutt
Ross Mayon
Crowley McKenzie
Jones Burnett
J. M. McIntyre Cunningham
Jackson, Beanock
Redman
Woodmen Romp Past South Ends for Eighth Straight Win
Graniteville June 12 The Woodmen defeated the South Ends in a one sided game as they extended their winning streak to eight. Comiskey worked the mound for the Woodmen with support from Duncan Smith and Donahue at the plate contributing key hits. The South Ends started well but were shut down after the early innings as Woodmen fielded well and benefited from two miscues by South Ends.
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Graniteville
Woodmen
Pight
Duncan
Comiskey
Scott
Smith
Donahue
Smiths Twahi
Bawes
Han- Bape
McDonald
Carl Werkins
Soutiends
Creed
Stevens
Nute
Lestie
Dombriskie Theagere
South
Vivian and Petrie
Washington Street Stars defeat East Barre Grange 12 to 9 in an exciting game
Washington Street Stars beat East Barre Grange 12 to 9 at Paine's grounds in a lively contest witnessed by many fans. Garrity starred behind the plate with heavy hitting while Fraser started for East Barre and Doyle pitched the same innings for Washington.
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Washington Street Stars
East Barre
Washington ST
East Barre Garrity
Comolli
Fraser
Brown
Doyle
Jackson
Woodward
Robertson
Lawrose
Eyere Osborne
Smith
Philbrick
Maddigan
Dobba
Patton
East Batre
Eagles Defeat Washington Street Juniors in Gospel Villines
The Eagles won 12 to 10 on Saturday afternoon. Players Les Scampini and McKnight led scoring while Dutteries and Whiteford contributed for the Washington Streets lineup with Wishart also noted.
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Eagles
Washington Street
Les
Scampini
McKnight
Washing Streets
Whiteford
Wishart
New Vermont Nine League Formed at South Londonderry
A meeting of managers and captains from six town teams formed a new nine cricket league in South Londonderry Weston Penu Jamaica Rawesonvi towo with L Londonderry president A Smith Weston and FW Pier Rawson secretary and treasurer. A constitution was adopted and a board of arbitrators elected. The schedule committee is captains of the six teams and opening games may be played this week.
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Chester
South Londonderry
Weston
Penu
Jamaica
Rawesonvi Towo
L. Londonderry
A. Smith
Weston’ Eee
FW. Pier
Rawson
Endurance governs Chicago teamsters strike talks
No peace proposals emerged from either side in the Chicago teamsters strike. Employers, led by John Y. Farwell Jr, will not accept further overtures, while the union council met briefly with no settlement terms agreed. The strike continues as 2300 teams remain in service and business moves on. Driscoll, former team owners secretary, returns amid inquiry into a $10,000 strike-attempt claim involving Sears Roebuck. he will testify to the grand jury tomorrow.
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Chicago
Chicago Teamaters
John Y. Farwell, Jr
Tramsters
Teamsters’ Et Council
Pete Eye
Sincere
Employers’ Association
John ©. Driscoll
Team Owners’ Association
Shea
Teamsters’ Union
George R. Thorne
Sheady
Automobile Plunge on Chicago River at Rush Street Bridge
Five people rode in a car that plunged into the Chicago river near the Rush Street draw in Chicago. Jerome Kurtaman and Mrs Kurtaman, W A Hartley, W H Hoops Jr, and Mrs Jeremiah Runyon were aboard. Runyon and Hoops were unconscious for about an hour but expected to recover. The north end slope near the bridge contributed to the plunge.
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Chicago
Rush Street
Jerome Kurtaman
W. A. Hartley
W. H. Hoops, Jr
Jeremiah Runyon
New York
Mia
Runyon
Mr. Hoops
Civil service orders affect Vermont post offices
Senator W P Dillingham states that smaller post offices have been placed under civil service by presidential order and will not change except for cause.Complaints against officials will be investigated and a permanent incumbent may remain if no fault is found, a move seen as affecting many Vermont towns with long serving postmasters.
New England Ball Team Claims Championship in Newport
A chaotic report notes a championship claim by a New England team in Newport on June 12. Names Nelson and Prue appear among those involved, with Vermont cited and the claim described as extensive.
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Newport
Newee Ae Ball
Northeast
Vermont
Nelson
Prue
Eight-hour Day Convention Seeks 1906 Start
Chicago June 12 delegates from 20 unions across seven states gather for the International Typographical Union convention to press for an eight hour workday for job printers with a target start January 2, 1906.
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Chicago
International Typographical Union
Dames M
Uyuch
Popular Priest Fr. Patrick Donovan Dies in Springfield
Springfield obituary notes the death of Rev. Fr. Patrick Donovan at 9 45 at his mother’s home after a brief illness. Born in Ireland 62 years ago he came to the United States at two, educated in local schools and at Poughkeepsie and studied for priesthood in Baltimore Montreal and Toronto. Ordained at Swanton in 1904 he led Enosburg Falls parish until illness forced retirement. Funeral set for Tuesday at the Maternity.
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Springfield
Patrick Donovan
St Nonvale
Donovan
Treland
Bfe
Poughkerpah
N.Y
Baltimore
Montreal
Toronto
Swanton
Enosburg Falls
Knitters Resume Striking Cooper Mill Workers
Bennington Fyne 12 The striking knitters at the Cooper Manufacturing Company mill resume work Saturday after a meeting with the general superintendent. settlement by President ALG expected. workers say they have no grievance beyond underpayment and demanded more pay.
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Bennington
Fyne
Cooper Manufacturing Company
Pres. Alg
Deserter Flees Fort Ethan Allen Again
Private Neuman of the 27th battery at Fort Ethan Allen faces a general court martial for a second desertion attempt. A troop detail searched the area north of the post after he slipped from his sentry duty near the water tower, evading a drifting pursuit for about an hour before returning to the fort. Neuman, from Greenfield Massachusetts, previously deserted while at Fort Slocum before rejoining and again deserting.
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Ethan Allen
Pacrpe
Neuman
F. A
W. W. Overton
James Edwards
Cine Fay
Gie
Newman
Greenfield
Mass
Fort Slocum
N. Y
Pantie Nod
Pont Hey
Deserters Arrested in Manchester Boarding House
Manchester police seized three men alleged to be deserters from Fort Ethan Allen. Teving Wickford and Lawrence McDonough, with John J. Brock whose belongings bore a cavalry enlistment warrant in Virginia, were found in a local boarding house. Wickford and McDonough reportedly came on leave in April, wore civilian clothes and returned to mill work. uniforms were recovered. An inquiry into the case is to follow.
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Manchester
N. I
Wickford
Lawrence McDonough
Fort
Ethan Allen
John J. Brock
U. S Cavalry
Virginia
Bickford
McDonough
Mothers Take Notice Editorial on Baby Skin Powders
An editorial warns that many toilet powders on the market harm infants tender skin. It praises Comfort Powder as harmless, water-like and suitable for every family member, noting that all druggists stock it.
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Ype Toll Criies
Mercer Wins Barre Golf Club Weekly Tournament
John Mercer topped the Barre Golf Club weekly event with a 80 net, James Rhind close behind at four points back, Tom Peters and James Mackay tied for third with 86 and 86 plus handicaps. The 26 players’ cards were listed, noting Mercer’s 6 10 76 score and Rhind’s 4 score cards of 92, 12, 80.
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James Rhing
Tom Peters
James Mackay
John Mercer
Barre Golf Club
James Rhind
Mercer
Ear Rhind
Tom See
Martington
Jame
W. J. Burnapas
Vermont
Mackay
Chittenden County
Riise Tres
Win
Connich
Escaped Forger Is Run To Earth In New Hampshire
Harry McCormick, a New York man serving time for forging a check, escaped last week and was tracked down by City Marshal Buchannan, Sheriff Murray, and Officer Stafford. He had traveled through Enfield and Lebanon, lodged at the Grafton Inn, and was captured near Franklin Falls after walking from Enfield to Vermont without proper papers.
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Franklin, N. H
Harry McCormick
New York
Filo
Addison County
Middlebury
Vty
Buchannan
Murray
Rans Sone
Stafford
Grafton
McCormick
Enfield
Canaan
McCormicck
Grafton Inn
Lanndlord Cage
Nick
Miles
Franklin Falls
Marni
Cotter Todas
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Graniteville Woodmen
East Barre Grange
NEW League
Under Civil Service
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Fort Ethan Alten
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Forger
Earth
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Red Book
Ainslie
Century
Harpers
Scribners
Ideas Book and Stationery Store
Hale's Block
People’s Shoe Store
W. Frank Harris
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