Manchester Wins 5-4 on Late Infield Error
In New Bedford on May 31 Manchester snatched a 5 to 4 victory as Carrier dropped an easy fly in right field in the ninth. Friend pitched well through the first two innings, supporting six Manchester hits and four runs. Key plays included a one hand liner catch turned into a double play by Taylor and a liner snag by Kwau. Individual highlights feature Murphy, Taylor, and Friend with multiple runs. Armbruster drove in a run on a sacrifice hit. Attendance was 350.
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Birmingham timely batting beats Concord in Fall River
Fall River defeats Concord 7 to 6 as both sides commit many errors. Eustace was ejected in the fifth inning for disputing the umpire’s call.
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Fall River
Birmingham
Concord
Eustace
Duffy's Quakers Take the Fourth Straight 6 to 0
Lynn defeated Nashua 9 to 0 as Duffy's Quakers win their fourth straight. Swope held Nashua to three hits while O'Toole was hit freely for Lynn. Bransfield and Kahoe starred for Philadelphia with multiple safe hits and key runs. Boston and New York clash as Wilhelm likely starts for Boston in a five game set.
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Quakers
Titus
Magee
Bransfield
Wolverton
Tenney
Batty
Boston
Willis
Gleason
Moran
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Delehanty
New York Giants
Wilhelm
New York
Harvard Crew Shuffles Lineup After Defeat By Cornell
Harvard’s varsity crew underwent another lineup shakeup after last Saturday’s defeat by Cornell. Two different eights were tried on the Charles with the provisional team seeing Filley move to stroke, Burchard shifted to bow, Newhall promoted to four, Farley to two, Meier to seven, George dropped, Bacon stepping into six, and Flint moving from eight to bow.
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Harvard
Cornell
Charles
University
Filley
Burchard
Dan Newhall
Farley
Ted Meier
George
Bacon
Flint
National basketball matchups list headlines
National schedule shows New York at Boston Philadelphia at Brooklyn Chicago at Pittsburg and St Louis at Cincinnati as the featured games. Each pairing highlights marquee franchises across major markets.
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Philadelphia Clinches 6–0 Over Boston in Boston
Philadelphia Quakers shutout the Boston team 6 to 0 as Duggleby protected the pace and Willis faltered late. Courtney and Bransfield contributed two and two RBIs, while Boston committed six errors aiding Philadelphia. Tenney's hopefuls suffer fourth straight defeat despite Willis speed and control in early innings.
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Quakers
Tenney
South End
Willis
Philadelphia
Duggleby
Boston
Sharpe
Courtney
Bransfield
Duffy
Pittsburg Ice Feature Ends With Exciting Ninth Inning Finish
National report from Pittsburg on May 31 describes a dramatic late rally as Phillippi relieved Flaherty Brain with the bases loaded in the ninth, followed by Beckley's three quality hits turning the game.
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Pittsburg
Phillippi
Flaherty Brain
Beckley
New York Beats Brooklyn 3-0 Behind Taylor's Shutout
In Brooklyn on May 31, Taylor pitched effectively and received strong defense as New York shut out the Brooklyns. The only runs came in the eighth when the New Yorkers tallied three times after a string of hits.
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Brooklyn
Taylor
New York
Brooklyns
New Yorks
Cincinnati Beats Chicago in Two Nine inning Finishes
Cincinnati today defeated Chicago in two nine inning games both packed with exciting plays. The scores followed a close sequence as the doubleheader unfolded with dramatic late moments and strong pitching.
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Cincinnati
CincInnati Today
Chicago
St. Mark's Defeats Groton 15 to 10 in Annual Game
Southboro May 1 St Mark's edged Groton 15 to 10 in the annual baseball clash. Bush pitched well for St Mark's while Simons struggled. Groton led 2-0 in the second before St Mark's tallied across the next three innings. Sturgis starred with a single and two home runs.
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Jack Staff
Massachusetts Girls Dominate Cromer Golf Championship
In Cromer mass entries compete in the third round of the ladies championship. Mary Adams of Boston defeats Bachus four up two to play. W H Martin beats Harland five up four to play. Pearson defeats Ethel Burnett six up six to play. Harriet and Margaret Curtis clash with Margaret prevailing eight up two to play. Georgianna Bishop beats Asmith six up five to play. Adams later defeats Martin one hole. Curtis beat Lister eight up two to play. Lloyd Roberts defeats Bishop one hole. Six of nine Americans advance to the fourth round.
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Cromer
Mary B. Adams
Boston
Bachus
W. H. Martin
Harland
Pearson
Ethel Burnett
Harriet Curtis
Margaret Curtis
Massachusetts
Georgianna Bishop
Bridgeport
Vincent Club
England
National league faces McGraw Dreyfuss clash today
At the Hotel Touraine the National League board will hear charges by Barney Dreyfuss against New York manager John McGraw after a recent game with Pittsburgh. The issue centers on accusations of crook status and umpire control, with President Pulliam pressed to act and restore rowdyism-free play.
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National League
Barney Dreyfuss
McGraw
New York
Pittsburg
Dreyfuss
Pulliam
Ban Johnson
Manly
American League
Knowles
New York Club
Dreyfuss Soes to Push Charges Against McGraw
Pittsburg owner Barney Dreyfuss arrived in town to press charges against Manager McGraw. He backs his claim of an uncalled attack in New York and votes will be cast by board members Soden Hart Brush and Pulliam to decide the case amid a New York game today.
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Pittsburg
McGraw
Dreyfuss
Pulliam
New York
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Bush
Soden
Brush
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Byrnes Club Music Recital Delights Charlestown Audience
A full Commercial Hall crowd enjoyed a Byrnes Musical Club recital in Charlestown. Members performed Beethoven Moonlight Sonata and a varied program including Moonlight on the Hudson, Serenade March, and dances, reflecting careful study and credit to their instructor. Florence Davies and Katherine Stanley led with several selections, while floral offerings complemented the event.
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G. D. Wilson
Katherine Stanley
Elizabeth Stanley
Cloud Haven
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W. B. Robert James Roche
Desse Rand
Julia McCarthy
Beatrice Leaker
Marcella Steele
Little Fatty
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Jesse Rand
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Alice Murray
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Florence Davies
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Sadie Marks
Merince Imperial Galop
Charles Rose Duffy
Alice Duffy
Concert in Haynes Hall for Franklin Square House Residents
A concert last evening in Haynes Hall featured Mrs. Alice Bates Rice soprano, Mrs. Edith MacGregor Woods alto, George H. Parker tenor, Dr. George B. Rice bass, with Mrs. Cara Gooch Rice as accompanist. Residents presented bouquets to the performers in appreciation.
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Franklin Square House
Alice Bates Rice
Edith MacGregor Woods
George H. Parker
George B. Rice
Cara Gooch Rice
Dog Causes Accident In Brookline Streets
A fox terrier biting the horse of Mrs. P. V. McKelvin on Cypress street caused the horse to bolt. The buggy overturned on Thayer street, throwing Mrs. McKelvin and her friend Miss Thompson to the road. Both women suffered a severe shaking but no serious injuries. The horse was restrained near the Washington Street police station.
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Brookline
P. V. McKelvin
Gorham Street
Thayer Street
Young Man Arrested for Larceny in Brookline Stable Heist
Herbert A. Cornell aged 24 was arrested by Station 5 on larceny charges. He allegedly stole a horse carriage and harness from J F Mce Dowell at the Brookline street stable on May 2. The outfit was recovered later.
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Station 5
J. F. Mce-Dowell
Brookline Street
Harvard Beats Brown 4 to 2 in Soldiers Field thriller
Harvard defeats Brown 4 to 2 after a seventh inning scoreless stretch. Coburn pitched well for Harvard allowing four hits and no walks. In the eighth inning Harvard capitalized on two misplays and a key three base hit by McCarthy to seize the lead and finally add another tally on a bases loaded play.
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Exeter Falls To Newburyport A C In Baseball Tilt
Phillips Exeter lost 4 to 3 to Newburyport A C on home soil after yesterday's loss to Brown. Baker new in right doubled, Gammons Cooney and Flock added two baggers, Southwell starred at short for Newburyport. Score by innings: Newburyport 0 0 3 0 1 0 0 0 1 4115. Exeter 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 342. Batteries Clarkson Brown Cooney umpire Shinnick. Attendance 400.
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Maine 3 Colby 2 in Waterville baseball clash
Maine edged Colby 3 to 2 in a tense Waterville game. costly errors by Colby late let Maine pull ahead and win.
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Maine
Colby
Plan Big Auto Hill Climb in White Mountains
George H. Lowe and Augustus Post travel from the city to Bretton Woods New Hampshire to inspect Mt Willard and Mt Washington for a possible two mile carriage road climb and a seven mile ascent this summer. They seek American Automobile Association sanction for a second annual climb to the clouds during July 10 to 20 as part of White Mountains automobile week. The Boston Chronograph Club will time the races with President Kerrison leading officials from automobiling.
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American Automobile Association
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Morgan
Ormond Beach
Mt. Washington
Mt Washington
White Mountains
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