Doves and Giants Clash in Boston Rivalry Reignites
The Doves return to the South End grounds to face the Giants in a key early season series. Boston and New York rivals renew heated exchanges after a winter trade reshaped rosters. The Doves have started 7 11 on the road and aim to extend a strong road showing as they host New York today at 3 15 p m with further games against Chicago Cincinnati Pittsburgh and St Louis on the docket through June 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doves
Giants
South End
Boston
New York
Fred Tenney
Bridwell
Tom Needham
McGann
Bowerman
Dahlen
Ferguson
Browne
Dove
Conner
Lindaman
Young
Flaherty
Pfeffer
Boukes
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Kelley
Schoolboy Athletic Notes Dorchester and English High Games Set
Dorchester High and English High clash as the schoolboy game of the week with preliminaries tomorrow and finals Thursday. Milton Academy beat Pomfret at Pomfret. McMullen of Melrose had three hits against Lowell, but Lowell won. Newton High managed three hits off Carr of Brookline High as they won the game. Hurd of Winchester High leads batting and plays second base.
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Dorchester High
English High
McMullen
Melrose High
Lowell High
Lowell
Newton High
Carr
Brookline High
Hurd
Winchester High
Amateur Games Wanted for Youth and Club Teams
Various Boston area clubs seek amateur games for youth teams aged 13 to 19. Listings include Chelsea Clock Company Roxbury South End Lynn Dorchester Charlestown Jamaica Plain Orient Heights and other neighborhoods with 14 to 19 year old squads and half expenses offered.
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Chelsea Clock Company
Temple
Chelsea
Lock Company
Rockland A. C
Rutels
Sherman Street
Roxbury
Urels
South End
James Brennan
Pelham Place
Alectric Engineering School of
Lynn
RK. Billing
North Common Street
Vernons
Dorchester
J. Carr
Buttonwood S Treet
Bryant
Tenney Hosts Reception as Red Sox Tangle with Former Teammates
Fred Tenney plans a reception today and will push to best his old Boston rivals Ginger Beaumont Claude Ritchey and others contesting the effort. Bill Carrigan nurses a lame arm but should be fit in a couple of weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Tenney
Ginger Beaumont
Claude Ritchey
Bill Carrigan
Record pace for Joss as Cleveland leads league race
Baseball notes praise Joss of Cleveland for string of victories under all conditions, calling him best in the league while others top him in percentages. Mentions MecQuillen of Philadelphia as a marvel and notes leaders Brown Frazer Ewing and Boston players Flaherty Lindaman Dorner. Chicago and Pittsburg split a May 31 doubleheader with fielding errors and injuries.
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Joss
Clevelands
Cleveland
Boston
Morgan
Young
MecQuillen
Philadelphia
Brown
Frazer
Chicago
Ewing
Cincinnati
Flaherty
Lindaman
Dorner
Schiltzer
Krause
Donovan
Detroit
Dineen
Stone
Bailey
St. Louis
Mannin
Tork Ss
Tieveland
Newton
New York
Falkenberg
Washington
Walsh
Powell
Berger
Summers
Hes
Ffan
Oung
Vickers
Serene
Esbro
Mullin
Graham
Bender
Keeley
Cates
Rhoades
Howell
Smith
Boith
Burchell
Carter
Pruitt
Oston
Liebhardt
Glade
New
Molloy
Patten
Ampock
Hogg
Suggs
Criss
Gehring
Spade
Phil
Adelphi Eens
Lundgren
Reulbach
Wiltse
Hoch
Seer
Mathewson
Maddox
Pittsburg
New Tor
McIntyre
Brooklyn
Camnitz
Moren
Weimer
Campbell
Corner
Leifield
Willis
Pittsbur
Crandall
Arger
Taylor
Sallee
Leever
Coakley
Beebe
le Ginnity
Ferguson
Romme
Richie
Bell
McCarthy
Malarky
New Eng
Gigginbotham
St. Toul
New York at Boston and rivals in midseason matchups
The schedule lists New York facing Boston, Pittsburg meeting Chicago, Philadelphia playing Brooklyn, and St Louis clashing with Cincinnati in planned games.
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P.O Chicago
Philadelphia Eedekacie Wucae
New York
Eeeereereeaneeeer
Cincinnati
Boston
Pittsburg
Chicago
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Tommy Murray Secures Season Berth in Old Colony League
Jamaica Plain umpire Tommy Murray, who has officiated for Roslindale Dorchester Wakefield Burlington VT and other semi professional clubs, starts tomorrow with the Old Colony League club. Renowned for first class work and a clean record he is expected to excel. Murray has also managed local football teams played the game and is skilled with the mitts. He carries a batting average over .300 in local circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Murray
Jamaica Plain
Roslindale
Dorchester
Wakefield
Burlington
Murray
Sports matchups list features five city pairings
Boston at New York. Cleveland at Detroit. Washington at Philadelphia. Chicago at St. Louis.
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New York
Sever Erer
Detroit
Eee Eeteen
Eeeeense
Crigeeg Savages Scans
Ee Cauee
Philadelphia
Eereervevesen Do
Evelan Ee
Washington
Boston
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louis
Waddell Returns as Cardinals Edge Indians 3 2
St Louis defeats Cleveland 3 to 2 after Berger wildness and Hinchman error in the ninth. Waddell appears for the first time since leaving the Phillies diamond, sustaining a minor second inning collision and exiting the game.
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R Heatt
Chicago
Detroit
ST. Louis
Cleveland
Berger
Hinchman
Rube Waddell
Philadelphia
Cincinnati Beats St Louis 5-4 in 12 Inning Baseball
Cincinnati edged St Louis 5-4 after a 12 inning game. Kane hit a three base hit for Cincinnati. Ewing allowed eight hits in ten innings, with Raymond yielding four. Boone advanced the winning run in the 10th. Time two hours and three minutes. Umpire Emslie.
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Chicago
Zimmerman
Eeereees AB
Pittsburg
Howard
Moran
Willis
Youn
Moeller
Wagner
Abbaticchio
Willi Pfeister
Pfeister
Young
AB. R. BH
Leach
Ee Clarke
Cesses Wagner
Kane
Eertes Gibson
McCarthy
Camnitz
Sheckard
Schulte
Hoffman
Steinfeldt
Kling
Tinker
Jame
Oamnitz
Frazer
Reulbach
Clarke
Pittsburgh
Prteh
Camupitz
Klem and
Johnstone
Dougherty
Jones
Davis
Ewes
Eee Anderson
Seer
McIntyre
Donohue
Willetts
Walsh
Tih
Sheridan
Detroit
E . McIntyre
Enne AB
R. BH
A. Schaefer
Crawford
C. F
Ewe Cobb
Ewe
Nee Rossman
Wees Coughlin
Paine
Downs
Suggs
Peereeee
Lourin
Ciba
AB Hohn
R. BH. PO
C. F Davis
Anderson
R. F
Parent
Obiiccsees
Tanne
Rossman
Cobb
Tannehill
White
Sullivan
Davin
Dineen
St. Louis
Cleveland
Stovall
Hickman
Williams
T. Jones
Berger
Hinehman
Waddell
Bradley
Lajoie
Hartzel
Spencer
Ewing
Boone
Cincinnati
Raymond
Campbell
Schlel
Emslie
E. Huggins
A. Kane
Lobert
Mitchell
Ganzel
Sehler
Brain
Fiulswitz
aMcLean
AB. Barry
C.f. Eeree
French aviator Leon DeLagrange sets distance record
In Rome on May 31 Leon DeLagrange the French aeroplanist extended his experiments after yesterday's distance record. Despite light wind he stayed aloft under six minutes, drawing large crowds and warm applause from thousands of spectators.
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Rome
Leon DeLagrange
Boston Americans Improve at Bat This Week
Boston Americans show notable batting gains with Cravath Burchell Sullivan Gessler McConnell Wagner Unglaub and Criger among the leaders. McConnell and Gessler excel in steals, while McGann and Sweeney post fielding improvements but overall team fielding declines.
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Cravath
Burchell
Sullivan
Gessler
McConnell
Wagner
Unglaub
Criger
McGann
Sweeney
R. A TB
Poe
G. Tannehill
Thoney
Tone
Ord
Cicotte
Young
Laporte
Carrigan
McHale
Morgan
Donahue
Boston
National League
A. Pe
Beaumont
Bates
Eeaas
Eenae
Dahlen
See
Eee
Bowerman
Ritchey
Lindaman
Browne
Rot
Graham
Corner
Flaherty
Hannifin
Ferguson
Kelley
J. R
TB. B. Ave
A. E. F. Ave
Intercollegiate aquatic sport mood shifts with racing ideas
Sarge William Taft jokes about watching Harvard Yale boat race actions and a Crimson victory. The piece laments political strain and weather, hints at Cornell novelty, and muses on Hetty Green spending and Tommy Sharkey excess. It portrays a collage of college sports and public figures in a humorous, fragmented tone.
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Sarge William Taft
Harvard
Yale
Crimson
Will
A. d
Washington Senators
Tommy
Cornell
Courtney
Alec MacLean
Hetty Green
Sharkey
Who Wrote the Words of the Water Wagon Song
The note seeks the lyricist for the classic song I m on the Water Wagon Now. The writer admits difficulty locating the author and refuses to commit further.
Leading financier spotted with svelte smile at L Street Bath
A prominent financier was seen with a sly smile at the L Street Bath while another sighting noted openwork gloves with a ruddy tint at a nearby grounds. The piece suggests limited popularity and hints at rising laundry costs affecting attire and cigarette wear.
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L Street
B. B. Grounds
Golf notes from interscholastic and club events
George Bowden the interscholastic champion, joins Alpine Club Fitchburg as pro and lowers course record in a match with M. J. Brady, who later reverses in the afternoon. Nelson Whitney defeats I i Chandler Egan 4 up 3 to play after Egan joined the club to be eligible. J G Anderson shines at Myopia, aims for national amateur title. T R Fuller shows steady scores for Commonwealth team. Miss Caroline Morrill and W S Wait win the open mixed foursomes at Allston after a casual decision to enter.
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George Bowden
Alpine Club
Fitchburg
M. J. Brady
Bowden
Brady
I. Chandler Egan
United States
Louisville Golf Club
Nelson Whitney
Egan
J. G. Anderson
Massachusetts
Anderson
Caroline Morrill
S. Wait
Brae Burn
Allston
Waterbury Wins Over Jersey City In 8 4 Showdown
In Waterbury Connecticut the New York Nationals defeated Jersey City by eight to four as both teams faced off in a decisive matchup. The game featured standout plays from Waterbury and Jersey City scorers with the final tally showing Waterbury ahead.
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Waterbury
Conn
New York
Jersey City
Newark
Miscellaneous Rumors and Mock News From a 19th Century Page
A collage of quirky notes mocks players and public figures with playful jabs. References include Carrigan McGreevy McGrew Unglaub Ferguson Bowerman Sweeney McGraw and McConnell, plus scorn for the Daily Soakem and a joke on a lobster diet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrigan
Ced
McGreevy
Dan McGaan
J. McGraw
Chicago
Frank Bowerman
Bill Sweeney
Red Sox
New York Yankees
Gotham
McConnell
Gerry Society
Gravity Law Repeal Hopes For New Olympic Events
A humorous report imagines repealing gravity to add running hop and jump for height. Baseball is removed from consideration to avoid ringers in disguise. Uncle Bunk zigzags across continents seeking London without Niagara Falls, facing thirst and heat in Siberia and a bush league double header.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jawn McGraw
Bunk
Ural Mountains
Kamschatka
Bridgeport
Conn
Sidney
New South Wales
Borneo
London
Niagara Falls
Siberia
Weather notes on Giants coast night and Cambridge sunset
The report describes a wild night along the coast affecting the New York Giants. It notes no blue tinge is expected in the Cambridge area at sunset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Giants
Cambridge
Oldfield enter for Worcester hill climb and Bay State races
Barney Oldfield will drive Harlan Whipple's car in the Worcester Automobile Club hill climb up Dead Horse Hill next Saturday. He enters the Bay State Association races delayed to June 17 and will race his Stearns in eligible events. John Hayward, 18, Gardner High School, entered in amateur class with a Packard roadster.
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Barney Oldfield
Harlan Whipple
Worcester Automobile Club
Dead Horse Hill
Oldfield
Bay State Association
Stearns
Worcester
John Hayward
Gardner High School
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Paul H. Shannon
Joe Kelley
Milton Academy
Gus Corner
Christy Mathewson
Lord
McGreevey
Bowermag
George Dovey
Johnny
Bkirk& Cog Weeny
H. B. Kirk & CO
Sottiers
Carlisle
Kansas City
Fellows
York
Msguire
Pirates
CUBS
H. E
LOUIS
El-Bart
ST. Louis AB. R
A. Stone
Ewer
Clevelan
PO J Clarke
Eeeseee Bradley
Lajole
Birmingham
Boston Americans
McGann and Sweeney
Nationals
T. R. Fuller
Commonwealth Country Club
Fuller
Wilson
B. Oldfield
Bartholomay Rochester
WM. Albrecht
Greater Boston
Old
Revere House
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