Fourth Told Story As Browns Fall To The Champions
National and New England league games fill the page with detailed plays. Nichols, Bennett, and Duffy star as the Browns suffer in Breitenstein's pitching while Stovey and Nash drive runs for Boston. The fourth inning seals the outcome five to one as Von der Ahe’s camp endures a sharp defeat and a rousing reception for the visitors.
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Nichols
Bird
McCarthy
Crooks
Duffy
Long
Breitenstein
Nash
Stovey
Caruthers
von der Ahe
Quinn
Werden
Tucker
Ptaie
Boston
Browns
Pinckney
Brodie
Bennett
Louis
Carroll
Pinkney
Rf Stricker
C Breitenstein
Balk—Breitenstein
Ump Aitney
Breitenstein Pitches Curves Amid Baseball Buzz
Breitenstein is seen as a pitcher ready to move the ball across the field while declaring himself in loud terms. Boston fans sing of joy as others lament, with references to Giants, Bridegrooms, Colonels, Colts, Quakers, Cincinnatis, Orioles, Senators, Spiders, and Washingtons in a lively if chaotic recap of recent games.
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Breitenstein
der Troot
de Hole Troot
Boston
von der Ahe
Baldwin
Colts
Cincinnatis
Orioles
Ta-Ra-Ra as a Dirge at Boston St. Louis Game
Boston nearly blanked the St. Louis Browns at the South End grounds in a sun hot contest marked by sharp fielding and base running. Von der Ahe watched from the pavilion as losses mounted on wild pitches and a balk. Bird led the Browns in a pale showing while Breitenstein walked eight and yielded four singles.
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Boston
St. Louis Browns
South End
Dixwell
von der Ahe
Brown
Bostons
Bird
Arthur Whitney
St. Louis
Breitenstein
Healy Hurt In Eighth In Orioles Versus Reds Clash
Cincinnati collected seven hits across the third and eighth innings as Baltimore Orioles pitchers scattered eight. Healy suffered an injury while stopping a sharp grounder and Cobb finished the inning. Attendance noted as 1882. The score remains untold.
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Baltimore
Cincinnatis
Orioles
Healy
Cobb
Hutchinson Helps Phillies Beat Chicago Easy Win
Hutchinson's pitching shone for the Phillies as they defeated Chicago. Keefe allowed one run in one inning before Weyhing proved effective. Attendance was about 2000.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Hutchinson
Phillies
Chicago
Keefe
Weyhing
Page of Sports Details and Scoring Errors
A page of sports notes lists hits by Wilmot and Schriver. Philadelphia errors grant a first base. Dahlen hit by pitched ball off Weyhing. Dungan and Anse, Allen and Connor turn double plays. Umpire Hurst. Time two hours. Morse, Kirmes, Double Shoes and Lachance credited with pitched ball. Umpire Katicher.
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Manchester
Philadelphia
Hamilton
Fitzmaurice
Eee
Connor
Ackey
Allman
Farrell
Erect
Thompson
Rf Dowling
Sewer
Delahanty
Ton
Clements
Allen
Collins
Cross
Wee
Keefe
P Ae
Weyhing
Ik Toma Chicago
Wilmot
Ryan
Serene Anson
Seoed Ces
Dungan
Clymer
Canavan
Sewer Johnson
Cooney
Tobin
Hutchinson
Schriver
Burns
Chicago
Pomriagg
Cisec
Lachance
Portland
Dahlen
Anse
Allen and
Hurst
Morse
Kirmes
Double Shoes
Katicher
Washington
Secur Larkin
Childs
Urkett
Ee Virtue
Eeweee Davis
O'Connor
McAleer
Zimmer
Ed Younb
Cleveland
Larkin
Davis
McKean
Virtue
Burkett
Milligan
McKeanan Childs
Emslie
Brooklyn
Ward
Joyce
Brouthers
Griffin
Corcoran
O’brien
Brown
Cf Taylor
Stratton
Even
Weaver
Grim
Sen
Jennings
Louisville
Inks
Dowse
Daly
Jennings and Stratton
Lynch
Pittsburg
Bierbauer
Shugart
Vod Beckley
Fangell Uoses Mack
Corkhill
Baldwin
New York
Gore
Pertawnee
Niler
Chardson
Ae Lyons
Seer
O’rourke
Bassett
King
Urphy
Sharrott
Ons
Miller
Beckley
Fuller
Richardson
Sheridan
Brockton
McGunnigle
Burke
Shannon
Crea
Doe
Seeee Fitzge
Shea
Moran
Linco
Rudderham
Pawtucket
Hamill
PO Jordan
Seeee Connaughton
Cronin
Duggan
Mather
McGuirk
Ewee Sooet
Quinlan
Sanborn
Doc
Connaughton
Mulcahey
Washington Rallies To Win In Ninth Inning
Washington, D. C. June 1 The Wash ingtons won todays game by a grand rally in the ninth inning though they showed little team work during the contest The batting was heavy on both sides Attendance 1812 The score:
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Washington, D. C
Washingtons
Louisvilles Crippled in Brooklyn Defeat by Ward's Men
The Louisvilles arrived in Brooklyn badly crippled and suffered a heavy loss to Ward's men. Meekin was hit hard. Taylor twisted his ankle sliding to second in the first inning and was replaced by Stratton and Grim. Attendance 1863. The score:
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Brooklyn
Louisvilles
Ward
Meekin
Taylor
Stratton
Grim
Pittsburgs Defeat New Yorks With Bunched Hits
The Pittsburgs won as Hing yielded to Sharrott in the seventh. Gore and Fuller, Bassett and Bierbauer starred in batting and fielding as New Yorks faltered. Attendance reported at 907. The score follows.
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New York
Pittsburgs
New Yorks
Hing
Sharrott
Gore
Fuller
Bassett
Bierbauer
Brocktons Win Seventh Straight as Pawtuckets Struggle
In Brockton on June 1 the Brocktons defeated the Pawtuckets for the seventh straight win. Mc Gunnigle started Lincoln on the mound for Brockton while Doe was substituted and Rudderham moved to second. Moran, Fitzgerald and Burke impressed in fielding for Brockton. McGuirk and Hammill starred for the Pawtuckets as Brockton hitters produced a lively attack. The score is not given.
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Brockton
Brocktons
Pawtuckets
McGunnigle
Lincoln
Doe
Rudderham
Moran, Fitzgerald
Burke
McGuirk
Hammill
Lowell and Woonsocket Play Long Quarrel in New England League
Lowell and Woonsocket engaged in a hard fought, high scoring game in Lowell on June 1. The lead changed hands repeatedly from the third through the twelfth inning in a slugging contest notable for late-inning runs and aggressive defense. Attendance reached about 300 as Callery pitched four innings for the visitors before Ladd replaced him. Whitney managed Lowell, though tiring Sullivan became a point of critique.
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Lowell
Lowells
Woonsocket
Sullivan
Woonsockets
Callery
Ladd
Whitney
Errors Salem Auburn Gazettes Double Play
In Salem the Auburn Gazettes faced a double play credited to J Lezotte unassisted. Deady was called out for interfering with runners.
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Salem
Auburn Gazettes
J. Lezotte
Providence shuts out New Haven in low-scoring game
Providence defeated New Haven 3 0 after two costly first inning errors. Shannon's men managed nine hits to four but could not score after the early three runs. Gruber pitched magnificently for New Haven yet took the loss as 1700 fans looked on.
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New Haven
Providence
Shannon
Gruber
Syracuse routs Buffalo in opening game at Syracuse
Syracuse blanked Buffalo 10 to 0 in a June 1 contest at Syracuse, dominating from the start as N J visit ends with a lopsided loss.
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Syracuse
N. J
Buffalo
Elmira Albany game postponed by rain
Elmira New York June 1 The Elmira Albany game was postponed due to rain.
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Elmira
N. Y
Elmira- Albany
Blackinton and Williams Playoff Result Noted
Blackinton faced Williams in Williamstown on June 1 with a concluded score that shows Blackinton securing a win. The report lists scoring events and timing in a compact box score, emphasizing the outcome and key players involved.
Williams Freshmen Defeated by Amherst Freshmen
Amherst freshmen defeated Williams freshmen 20 to 8 this afternoon in a college game at Amherst.
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Amherst
Williams
Boston Lead Grows as West Teams Brace for Clash
Boston clubs surge to first with a comfortable gap over the Brooklyns and others. Chicago and Cincinnati loom as threats, while Pittsburgh and St. Louis offer stern tests. Van Der Ahe’s Browns show fair play yet temper and tactics on field. Players Perry Werden Kid Gleason Glasscock figure in tense lineup as batters prepare for today’s and tomorrow’s games.
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Bostons
Brooklyns
Chicagos
Cincinnatis
Comiskey’s Boys
Pittsburgs
Soden
St. Louis Browns
van der Ahe
Perry Werden
Kid Gleason
Jack Glasscock
Binghamton’s Win Over Athletics in June Game
Binghamton defeated the Athletics 5 to 3 in a June game at Binghamton New York.
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Binghamtons
Binghampton
N. Y
Binghamton
Athletics
Winthrop Yacht Club Opens Season With Close Pennant Races
The Winthrop Yacht Club opened its first pennant race of the season with five yachts in two classes. In the third class the Magpie led early and finished 20 seconds ahead of Harriet in a tight battle. In the fourth class Scud won with Cadet, Marion, and others close behind, though Cadet and Marion times could not be corrected due to unmeasured boats.
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Winthrop Yacht Club
Magpie
Harriet
Marion
Salem Triumphs In Pitchers Battle At Lewiston
In Lewiston Maine on June 1 Salem defeated the home club in a tight game despite fielding well behind them. A fourth inning sacrifice by Kil leen and a lucky single by O Neill produced Salem’s deciding runs. After that it was a true pitchers duel with Lezotte excelling at first base for the home team and McCormick at third for Salem. Keay and McCarthy led their teams with the bat. Attendance 500. The score:
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Portland
Portlands
Fitzmaurice
Dowling
Manchester
Balks
Clymer
Annis
O’brien
Farrell
Rogers
Tobin
Lewiston
Salem
Gagettes
Killeen
O’neill
J. Lezotte
McCormick
Keay
McCarthy
Amateurs Rowers Hold New England Meeting
The New England Amateur Rowing Association executive committee met at the Revere House. Walter Stimpson and James Flanagan were appointed to print a constitution and by laws. The spring regatta bid was discussed with Worcester and Lynn mentioned. no offers were made, and the matter was tabled for a week.
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Revere House
New England Amateur Rowing Association
Walter Stimpson
James Flanagan
Worcester
Bigelow
Lynn
R. T. Hanlon
Boxing Matches and Polo Dates Highlight Sporting Notes
Patsey Kerrigan faces Doc O'Connell in a July 4 bout at the Metropole A. A. with 142 pounds max at ringside and a binding contract. Jimmy Hurst vs Doc O'Connell is set for an eight round clash Monday evening. Pony Polo Association dates span Meadow Brook to Myopia from June 1 to Aug 25, with several cups and clubs listed. Illy Frazier meets Jack McAuliffe for six rounds at Manhattan A. C. with a $550 purse. Massachusetts Yacht Club appoints Legh Osborn as fleet captain and John A. Tanner M.D. as fleet surgeon. summer quarters reopen June 6 at 5 Rowe's Wharf with music by the Boston Cadet Orchestra.
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Patsey Kerrigan
Doc O’connell
Metropole A. A
Jimmy Hurst
Pony Polo Association
Meadowbrook
Worcester
Essex
Philadelphia Country Club
Rockaway
Oyster Bay
Westchester
Illy Frazier
Jack McAuliffe
Manhattan A.C
Massachusetts Yacht Club
Legh Osborn
John A. Tanner
House
Rowe’s Wharf
Boston Cadet Orchestra
Sullivan and Corbett Fight Backers Put Up 2500 Each
New York June 1 backers of John L Sullivan and Jim Corbett deposited 2500 on each side as the second instalment of the 10000 a side price for the anticipated bout.
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New York
John L. Sullivan
Jim Corbett
Longwood Games Handicap Meet Shows Local Athletes Strong
At Cypress street grounds the Longwood Athletic Association held a members meeting. Fred Lord Ben Hurd and Atherton excelled in multiple events with wins by J L Little Jr F W Lord C J Paine Jr N W Cabot and others. Readouts include 100 yard dash 220 yard dash 440 yard run pole vault hammer and more with top figures and names such as Endicott Driscoll Hurd Paine and Balch.
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Cypress Street
Brooks Line
Longwood Athletic Association
Fred Lord
Ben Hurd
Atherton
H. Endicott
J. G. Palfrey
Palfrey
J. F. Driscoll
J. L. Little, Jr
Little
Driscoll
B. Hurd
F. W. Lord
C. J. Paine, Jr
P. Stockton
S. C. Payson
B. Hurd, Jr
J. Driscoll
H. Endicott, Jr
K. H. Lewis
McDonald
N. W. Cabot
F. N. Balch
W Munxie
Lyd
P. Richardson
R. H. Hallowell
G. W. Throop
John Warren
L. D. Shepard, Jr
Giants Face Injury Woes and Rebound in Warm Weather
Old Bid McPhee’s squad shows consistent brilliance, while Powers would shine with Bassett if released. Irwin doubts Hardie Richardson’s batting but he leads the Giants with hits. Charley Comiskey remains sidelined by injuries, Buffinton recovers with the warm spell, and Baltimore expects a stronger race if Charley regains his form. Kelly delivers standout defense in Monday’s game, unmatched since prior Chicago visit.
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Bid McPhee
Bassett
Powers
Hardie Richardson
Irwin
Giants
Charley Comiskey
Buffinton
Charley
Baltimores
Kelly
Chicagos
New England League Shines With Wildly Talented Salems Hitter
Briggs leads the Salems with powerful hitting while Brocktonay Third Baseman Shea shines in a strong game. McGunnigle shows sharp judgment in keeping him. Connaughton roles for Pawtucket, versatile in field and at bat. Wheeler brings one of the league’s fastest pitchers and a top batter to Manchester, a standout utility man. McGunnigle’s spring form boosts his batting as he excels across the lineup.
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Salems
Briggs
Shea
Brocktonay
Brockton
McGunnigle
Connaughton
Pawtucket
Wheeler
Manchesters
Billy McGunnigle
Theological Library Membership List Expanded
The committee on membership announced new members including corporate Caroline Harvard and annual additions Charles H. Breat Henry M. Torbert R. M. Benson Cc. Crane Martin D. Kneeland D. D. William M. Thayer William H. Longridge Charles N. Field Duke n Consen ane Ww. Fs annual corporate Mr. George F. Fabian perpetual the Cheecsesetaal Church.
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Caroline Harvard
Charles H. Breat
Henry M. Torbert
R. M.benson
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