Charley Nichols Returns to Lead St. Louis in Boston Series
Charley Nichols, former Boston idol, leads the St. Louis club in a four game set against his old team at the South End grounds. Nichols, amid a strong season, aims to win the 1904 pennant for St. Louis while Buckenberger’s team tries to improve its National League standing. Joe Corbett and Jake Beckley bolster the lineup as Nichols’ pitchers, with Corbett remembered by Boston fans.
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Bruins Fall to Brooklyn in Washington Park Showdown
New York May 31 The Boston Nationals lost to Brooklyn at Washington Park two to one, dropping to seventh in the pennant chase as Brooklyn takes the series two games to one. Cronin hurled well, with Jacklitsch replacing Dillon at first base, while Delehanty and Geier contributed for Boston before Brooklyn pulled away with timely hitting from Ritter Sheckard and Babb.
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McGinnity and Mitchell Shine with Sparse Hits
National report from Philadelphia notes pitching by McGinnity and Mitchell. Only run comes in the second inning when New York scores on a walk a single and an out.
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Collins Team Leaves Boston for West Coast Series
Collins traveling party sails to Cleveland for the first West game with confidence of finishing ahead. Jack O Neill along with Owner Taylor and Carl Green, who will stay through Philadelphia before heading home for Huntington Avenue games on June 25. Collins captain predicts three out of four wins, laments Lajoie’s absence, and pledges regular use of Young Dineen Tannehill and Gibson.
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Taylors and Duckers to open three game series today
This afternoon at the American league grounds the Taylors and the Duckers start the first of a three game set. M. J. Nuf Sed McGreevy will handle third for the Taylors and many royal rooters are expected to attend as fans anticipate an exciting contest.
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Harvard and Yale May Play at St Louis Fair
New Haven May 31 Yale and Harvard consider a plan to play three baseball games at the World's Fair during the week of July 4 to 9. Indications point to the games being held with both universities participating.
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Cleveland Hosts Frequent Meetings Across Cities
The text notes repeated matchups or events with Cleveland frequenting gatherings, listing New York at Detroit Philadelphia at St. Louis and Washington at Chicago, indicating a sequence of intercity pairings or schedules.
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Detroit Wins 11th Inning Thriller Over St Louis
Detroit rally ends in 11th as Hemphill misplays a routine fly, scoring two runs. Both clubs hit poorly in the rain with a wet ball, while Mullin and Petty pitched well. Burkett doubled for St Louis, and Robinson Wemphill stole bases in a tense, division-closing contest.
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Final School Game for Post Cup at Huntington Avenue
The final league game for the Post Cup will be played at Huntington Avenue ball park, marking the chance for two gram mar school league teams to compete for supremacy. Arrangements with owner Taylor and use of the park were finalized, with the probable date June 18, no admission, and city officials invited. Four teams remain in contention for the championship and the Post’s silver cup, including Roger Wolcott Dorchester, Philips and Frothingham, and Washington Allston, with Agassiz possibly joining if tie-breaks resolve in its favor.
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Vague Endorsement Praises Various Professionals
A fragment praising doctors and professionals for their excellence and urging others to follow suit. The text mentions connoisseurs and people who own but is garbled with broken phrasing and unclear context.
Fall River shuts out Nashua 1 0 on Gilroy pitching
Fall River defeats Nashua 1 to 0 as Gilroy dominates on the mound. Three singles and a sacrifice in the sixth inning produce the game's lone run, with Coughlin managing Nashua's offense and the defense yielding the shutout before 650 in attendance.
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Lowell Defeats New Bedford 4 to 1 in Baseball Tilt
Lowell won 4 to 1 as three innings produced runs on two-base hits by Croga Bigbie and Lake. New Bedford errors proved costly and fielding miscues limited their offense. Dorsey Mullaney and Grant made notable catches as Lowell pulled away in a featureless contest.
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Unclear Baseball Box Score Snippet
The fragment records errors and outs for multiple players including Lowell and New Bedford. Mentions passed ball Burrill and double play Valdois Conroy and Kehoe with Stackpole and Cross striking out. Umpire and time not listed. attendance unavailable.
Haverhill Defeats Manchester 7 To 1 In New England Tilt
Haverhill dominates Manchester 7 to 1 as McGulley shines on the mound with 4 strikeouts and flawless fielding support. Connaughton, Hamilton tally two base hits while Calhoun and McGinley contribute sacrifices. Attendance figures not reported.
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Concord 7 Lawrence 3 in New England baseball clash
Concord defeated Lawrence 7 to 3 at home after taking the lead in the third inning. Noblit Newton and Lee starred with strong batting while Noblit Pulsifer and Newton piled up two-base hits. Lee earned the win with Leahy taking the loss as 300 fans looked on.
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Malden Team Seeks Rematch With Gane Of Leominster
The Malden Veteran Firemen tug of war team, confident they can reverse recent loss, urges a return match with the Gane team of Leominster. Malden's manager notes letters to Gane management have gone unanswered after Gane defeated Malden in a recent contest.
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Munroe Seen With Real Chance Against Jeffries in June
Sports editors note Jack Munroe shows solid training under Kid McCoy and could challenge Jim Jeffries for the heavyweight title at the June 17 bout. Munroe, improving through fights with Limerick Maher Sharkey, impressed ringside crowds as McCoy refines his tactics and calm under pressure.
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Baldwin and Donahue Fight Ends In Contested Draw
In a Cameridas A A Monday bout Matty Baldwin and Donahue fought ten rounds with Baldwin praised for clever defense and heavy exchanges. Referee Harry Hodgkins faced criticism as many spectators believed Donahue led the action and deserved the decision. The close contest featured constant infighting and balanced exchanges with Baldwin finishing strong.
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Dorchester High Protest Over Uncertified Player
A Dorchester High protest cites Wire for Rindge’s May 21 win alleging uncertified status. Dorchester predicts forfeit to Dorchester per league rules, sparking debate on fair play and pregame protests for interscholastic games.
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