Louisville Looks to Bounce Back in Boston Series
The report notes a tense lead change as Tucker and Tenney delivered key singles to push Louisville ahead before Boston. Hamilton drew a walk in the seventh, Long and Duffy singled with Lowe on base, driving in three runs as Louisville hopes for a strong pitching matchup with either Mavns or Dolan in relief and likely McDermott starting.
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Tucker
Tenney
Hamilton
Long
Duffy
Lowe
Mavns
Dolan
McDermott
Louisville
Boston
Ccegedee
Bannon
Ganzel
Ceeevers
Cenney
Rdivotias Dee Os
Willer
Grien
Dexter
Claresviteenves
Shannon
Pooh
Repton
Miller
Assidy
Clingman
Clark
Frazier
Smith
McCreary
Stivetts
Cassidy
Colina Miller
Clingnwin
Lynch
Baseball Monday Matchups Across Two Leagues
In the New England League Portland faces Fall River Augusta plays Pawtucket Bangor meets Brockton Lewiston takes on New Bedford In the Eastern League Providence hosts Springfield Wilkes Barre visits Scranton Syracuse clashes with Rochester Buffalo travels to Toronto.
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Louisville
Boston
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Cleveland
Washington
New England
Portland
Fall River
Augusta
Pawtucket
Bangor
Brockton
Lewiston
New Bedford
Providence
Springfield
Wilkesbarre
Scranton
Syracuse
Rochester
Buffalo
Toronto
Boston and Louisville Game Ends In Narrow Victory
Boston defeats Louisville 11 to 8 after Stivetts struggles for Louisville. Frank Shannon receives gifts from North End admirers after a solid game at the plate, while Billy Hamilton and Clingman star in fielding plays. The sun hampered fielders and several miscues aided the scoring flurry in a wild late innings showing.
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Billy McGunnigle
South End
Bostom
Louisville
Hamilton
Stivetts
Colonels
Tom Smith
Boston
Jack Frazier
Frank Shannon
North Send
Citar
Shannon
Bannon
Clingman
Pitttsburgh
Billy Hamilton
Charney Ganzel
Tenmey
Louisvilles
Stith
Ganzer
Collins
Duffy
O'Brien
Wexter
Shzevanon
Cassidy
Dexter
Dufy
O’brien
Miller
Estes
McCreary
Clark
Tenney
Billy
Long
Smith
Lowe
Rome
Ise
Chilins
Bannen
Tre
Lowe Tenney
Tucker
Rox
Frazie Ditom
Stor
Brooklyn Beats St Louis 19 to 3 in Baseball Affair
June 1 Brooklyn scores 19 runs to St Louis 3 as Breitenstein struggles. Abbey controls the game for St Louis while McCarthy hits a home run. Attendance 2000. Brooklyn pounds Breitenstein early, finishing with 32 bases in the lopsided affair.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Breitenstein
Brooklyns
Browns
Abbey
St. Louis
McCarthy
Grim
McFarland
Cincinnati Ends Philadelphia Streak With Steady Play
Cincinnati outplayed Philadelphia to halt the hosts win streak. Fisher struggled early but settled. Orth was hit in the late innings. Thompson, Clements and Hoy homered as Cincinnati totaled 12 hits to Philadelphia's 7, with 7886 in attendance. Batteries: Fisher and Vaughn for Cincinnati and Orth and Clements for Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Fisher
Orth
Thompson
Clements
Hoy
Vaughn
Orth and Clements
Baltimore Triumph Over Pittsburgh After Sloppy Fielding
In Baltimore on June 1 a lucky win favored the champions as poor defense by visiting Pittsburgh allowed four runs in the eighth. Esper was pulled after Pittsburgers timed his delivery in the seventh. Robinson hit a home run as Baltimore’s 12 hits to Pittsburgh’s 13 and 2 errors for Baltimore against 10 for Pittsburgh. Attendance 4476.
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Baltimore
Foreman
Fettle
Baltimores
Pittsburgers
Esper
Robinson
Plaltimots
Cs Austess
Pittsburg
Clarkson
Sugden
Chicago Beaten by New York in Doeony Curves Display
New York defeated Chicago 10 to 7 as Doheny failed to adjust. Irwin's club hit Friend hard, fielding by Chicago was sharp, H Davis homered, Anson signed Fred Pfeffer who played this afternoon. Attendance 3000. Base hits: New York 9, Chicago 7. Errors New York 2, Chicago 5. Batteries Doheny and Wilson, Friend and Kitbridge.
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New York
Chicagos
Doheny
Irwin
H. Davis
Anson
Fred Pfeffer
Snow
Coneres
WNC Bro
Cor Uce-Sacres
Washington Beats Cleveland in Garrison Finish
Washington topples Cleveland 6 to 4 after trailing by a run into the ninth inning. Selbach and Demontreville homer, Maul and McGuire flank Washington’s late rally as 4,000 fans watch. Base hits even at ten each. errors tied at one.
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Washington
Joyce
Cleveland
Selbach
Demontreville
Maul
McGuire
Cuppy
Zimmer
Augusta Beats McLaughlin in New England League Tilt
Augusta won at Bangor by exploiting McLaughlin’s pitching in the fifth and batting Wiechoff freely. Key play came from Coyle Simon and Henry in the outfield and Johnson Doherty G Moore and R Moore infield, with Bean contributing at bat. Attendance 500. Final score line shows Augusta nine to Bangor six with four errors to one. Batteries Newell Connor for Augusta and McLaughlin Wiehoff Roach for Bangor.
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Augusta
McLaughlin
Wiechoff
Coyle
Simon
Henry
Johnson
Doherty
G. Moore
R. Moore
Bean
Pupubta Co Asisacones
BANCO
Rosweses
Bangor
Newell and Connor
Wiehoff
Roach
Brockton Triumphs in Ten inning Showdown at Home
In Brockton on June 1 the Brockton team edged New Bedford in ten innings after a ninth inning rally tied the game. Key moments included two hits and errors by Doe and Steere, singles by Willis and Wise, and Breckenridge delivering a decisive home run. Brockton had 18 hits to New Bedford's 13, with Brockton committing 3 errors to New Bedford's 5. Noblet with Shea pitched for Brockton against Hallowell and Sharp.
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Brockton
Doe
Steere
Willis
Wise
Breckenridge
New Bedford
Noblet and Shea
Hallowell and
Sharp
Lewistons Rally Against McCoy in Rain Hit Game
Lewiston rallied to bash McCoy in the sixth inning as rain interrupted play. Lewiston pounded 23 hits to Portland’s 14 and won 17 to 8. Williams and Messett opposed McCoy and McDougall with Duncan catching. Attendance reported as 800.
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Portland
Lewistons
McCoy
Lewiston
Williams
Messett
McDougall
Duncan
Fall River Defeats Pawtucket in High-Scoring Game
Fall River won 10 to 5 over Pawtucket as Lincoln pitched well before Pawtucket adapted late. Attendance was about 600. Wall River and Pawtucket totaled 15 and 12 hits respectively, with Fall River committing 3 errors to Pawtucket's 2. Batteries Lincoln Rupert Kelly Yeager.
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Fall
River
Pawtucket
Bedford
Fall River
Kelly
Lincoln
Pawtuckets
Wall River
Rupert
Yeager
Wilmington Beats New Haven In Narrow Ball Game
Wilmington defeated New Haven 8 to 6 in a June 1 afternoon game. Wilmington racked up 15 base hits while New Haven managed 8. Errors stood at 3 for Wilmington and 4 for the visitors.
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Wilmington
New Haven
Del
Errors
Wilkes-Barre Defeats Scranton In Slow Game
In Wilkes-Barre Penn on June 1 the Wilkes-Barre team beat Scranton 9 to 4 after a long drawn out contest. Poor fielding on both sides contrasted with Wilkes-Barre’s stronger batting and defense. Attendance was 90 with 14 base hits for Wilkes-Barre and 11 for Scranton. Yerrick and Diggins partnered for Wilkes-Barre while Johnson and Rafferty worked for Scranton.
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Wilkesbarre
Penn
Scranton
Scranton Lo Cssceees
Wilkes
Buffalo Domination in June Tilt Versus Toronto
Moran led a wild Buffalo victory as Buffalo hitters tormented pitcher Moran and Toronto umpire Stearns faced trouble. Gannon pitched well for Buffalo while Dowse and Urquhart paired with Moran for Toronto. Padden drew a suspension and ten dollar fine for unnecessary music. Attendance reached about 1,000 with a 20 to 11 Buffalo win and three Toronto errors.
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Buffalo
N. J
Moran
Buffalos
Torontos
Stearns
Padden
Lutenberg
Gannon
Hite
Toronto
Syracuse Beats Rochester In Charity Exhibition
Syracuse outfielded Rochester 7 to 2 in Rochester. McFarland pitched well for the home team while Mason held Syracuse to six hits. Rochester committed six errors leading to runs, with the proceeds benefiting the Infants' Summer Hospital. Attendance 1200. Batteries Mason and Ryan versus McFarland and Boyd.
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Rochester
N. Y
Syracuse
McFarland
Mason
Infants
Rochester Baseball Club
Syypacis
Ryan
McFarland and Boyd
Providence Defeats Springfield 6 to 2 in Four-Game Run
Providence beat Springfield 6 2 as Friel started for the Grays and pitched solidly with a late three-base hit driving in two earned runs. Leahy made a running catch highlight while Providence produced a strong defensive and timely hitting effort for the four straight wins over Springfield.
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Providence
Springfield
Friel
Grays
Leahy
Murray
Easton
Drauby
Harvards Defeated by Newtons in Afternoon Game
Newtons beat Harvards 15 to 7 at Cedar Street ground Newton Centre. Dowd and Draper shut down the Harvard offense while Draper, Woodcock, and Crawford hit home runs. Dowd and Draper formed a strong battery and Merrifield Crawford Rand Chandier stole bases. Attendance 200. Time 2h 30m. Umpire Bates.
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Harvards
Newton A. A
Cedar Street
Newton Centre
Newtons
Fitz
Haughton
Dowd
Draper
Draper Woodcock
Crawford
Merrifield
Dean
Rand
Chandier
Burgess
Clarkson
Paine
Stevenson
Bustard
Bowen
Warren
Williams
Mason
Woodcock
Scannell
Bates
Boxing Gossip Sparks Critique of Ring Misconduct
A columnist denounces greed and blackmail in boxing, citing Kid McCoy and New York boxers pressuring clubs for extra pay. He condemns managers and fighters for dishonorable acts, notes club losses, and calls for clubs with backbone to resist. Mentions Charlestown club boxing plans and individuals like Tom O Rourke.
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Kid McCoy
Mr. McCoy
Suffolks
Dick O’brien
Smith
Suffolk Club
Woburn
New York
Charlie White
Quinn
Walcott
Doc Ordway
Lavigne
Burge
Joe Mullins
Howie Hodgkins
Charlestown Athletic Club
City
Boston
O'Rourke
Englishman Kid Lavigne Beats Burge in Seventeenth
London June 1. Kid Lavigne defeated Dick Burge the English lightweight champion at the National Sporting Club in seventeen rounds. Lavigne opened strong, Burge dodged, exchanges occurred with body blows and facial hits, and Lavigne finished with a decisive right hand blow that felled Burge, who was counted out.
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London
Kid Lavigne
Dick Burge
England
National Sporting Club
Lavigne
Burge
Angle
McCoy Loses Ground in Bout with Dick Moore
The New York Journal doubts Kid McCoy’s championship form after a tough match with Dick Moore in which Moore bloodied the Kid’s mouth and nose in early rounds. Scaldy Bill Quinn pressured Walcott, while O Rourke finds solace only in a capable opponent. The Flaherty Dixon bout at the Suffolk on June 16 promises heated action, per A C M Kenzie.
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New York
O'Rourke
Walcott
Bill Quinn
Kid McCoy
The
New York Journal
Dick Moore
McCoy
Witzsimmons
Fitz
Mr. McCoy
Land of Nod
Flaherty-Dixon
Suffolk
Kenzie
Essex Interscholastics Meet Opens At Common
Preliminary Essex Interscholastic A A meet at the Common features teams from Beverly Salem Danvers Newburyport Wakefield High schools and Beverly Academy. Finals set for Saturday at Glenmere Park Lynn with B A A official B G Waters refereeing.
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Salem
Danvers
Newburyport
Wakefield
Beverly Academy
Glenmere Park
Lynn
B. G. Waters
H. Foster
R. M. Haskell
S. E. Newmand
Beverly High
Hanlon
Kren
Carney
Hook
Perkins
Parsons
Wakefield and
Webster
Wade
Ives
Languiard
Sanborn
Humphrey
Hunt
Foster
Madden
McNeil
Haskell
Rich
Moses
A. T’. Foster
Madden and Farr
T. Carney
Hunt and Parsons
Dedham Polo Team Tops Myopia in Lopsided Match
Dedham defeated Myopia at the Country Club by a large margin with a final 163 to 4. Foster scored the lone goal for Dedham while Shaw Agassiz and Gardner contributed for Myopia. Referee W H Goodwin and scorer D Souther oversaw the game as Dedham’s riders, led by Foster, Warren, and Weld, displayed strong riding in the early periods.
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Dedham
Foster
W. H. Goodwin
D. Souther
Dedhams
Shaw
Fay
Pony
Agassiz
Gardner
Weld
Myopia
Forbes
Warren
Kingston Selectman Appointed As Holmes Vacancy Fills
At a special town meeting David Delano was chosen Selectman and assessor and E F Atwood road commissioner for three years to fill the vacancy caused by John F Holmes death. A later meeting called the library the Frederick C Adams Public Library and approved $17000 for construction and books.
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Kingston
David Delano
E. F E. Atwood
John F. Holmes
Frederick C. Adams Public Library
Handicap Marks Set for Keene MCC Meet at Keene New York
Official handicapper Charles G Perci val assigns marks for tomorrows MCC meet at Keene New York detailing two mile handicap professionals with a long list of riders and distances first heat of amateur one mile handicap with multiple entrants and multiple heats, including Casey Pierce Fuller and Blake among others.
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Charles G. Percival
Keene, Ny
E. C. Bald
Buffalo
W. C. Sanger
Tom Butler
Boston
Nat Butler
Fred H. Allen
Springfield
F. Jenny
Utica
N. Y
P. J.berle
H. R. Steenson
Syracuse
Conn Baker
Columbus
A. T. Crooks
F. H. Townsend
Winchendon
Mass
W. IF. Saunders
C. H. Craigue
Frank Mayo
H. D. Hutchins
A. T. Fuller
Malden
Burns W. Pierce
Cambridge
A. B. Winkley
Waltham
F. A. Gately
Louis Chapleau
Montague City
Charles H. Hart
Westmoreland Depot
N. H
J. J. Donovan
Keene
Charles H. Drury
W.A. Russell
Harold Foster
George W. Drury
James Rutherford
F. Barron Stowe
Conway
J. J. Casey
Worcester
L. N. Walleston
Philip W. Pierce
Winchester
W. M. Pettigrew
E. M. Blake
Joseph Nadeau
J. J. O'Neil
C. R. Elliott
Fort Ethan Allen
Joseph Collins
Marlboro
E. C
Holbrook
George Martin
Roxbury
W. F. Hammond
C. F. Beckwith
A. Wilson
Manchester
N. Hi
Festgate
Taunton
C. Holbrook
A. E. Darlow
Lewis Chaplean
IX. W. Cooney
Burlington
C. H
Drury
J. F. McCarthy
James Cook
South Lawrence
E. M. Hart
Walter A. Russell
C. E. Beckwith
Louis N. Walleston
F. A. Fish
GC. J. Lewis
Northampton
Herman Taylor
W. J. Quinn
Wes. Swanzey
Fred Barnett
Baldwinsville
W. F. Chabott
G. C. Buckminster
L. M. Lane
Keene, N. H
Griffo Defeats Tonkins In Ten-Round Brooklyn Bout
Brooklyn, June 1. Young Griffo beat Sam Tonkins of Astoria in a ten-round match at the South Brooklyn Athletic Club securing the decision. Sol Smith and Dolly Lyons fought to a draw per the referee.
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Brooklyn
Young
Griffo
Sam Tonkins
Astoria
South Brooklyn
Sol Smith
Dolly’’ Lyons
Murder and suicide on Wooa Island rocks Biddeford Bay
Frederick W. Milliken a 38 year old fisherman game warden and police man was shot in the abdomen by How ard Hobbs 24 a fisherman who lived with Ariel Moses near Milliken s home. Hobbs intoxicated then shot himself after aiding the dying man. Hobbs left a note and a letter to a Biddeford woman. No inquest. Coroner Warren will attend. Milliken leaves a wife and three stepsons.
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Biddeford
Wooa Island
Saco Bay
Biddeford Pool
Frederick W. Milliken
Howard Hobbs
Ariel Moses
Milliken
Hobbs
Orcutt
Goodby
Showalter Wins as Barry Sacrifices Knight
Showalter defeated Barry after Barry sacrificed a knight on move sixteen. The endgame featured an ingenious repetition giving both players extra thinking time. The match score stands Showalter 3, Barry 1, with three drawn games. Next game set for Wednesday.
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Showalter
Barry
Dorchester Central Athletic Club Chooses Officers
The Dorchester Central Athletic Club held its annual meeting at the club house on Centre street with E F Snow presiding. Officers elected for the ensuing year include Henry Short as president Frank N Robinson as vice president William B Smart as secretary P J Andrews as treasurer and directors Short Robinson Smart Andrews Morrill Miller.
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Dorchester Central Athletic Club
Centre Street
E. F. Snow
Henry ©. Short
Frank N. Robinson
William B. Smart
P. J. Andrews
Messrs
Dave Foultz Arrives in Town for Keene Races
Dave Foultz of the San Francisco Call, a leading West bicycle figure, arrived from New York Sunday night with Lew Walleston. He is stopping at the Parker House and will attend Wednesday’s races at Keene with his old friend Eddie Bald.
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Dave Foultz
San Francisco
New York
Lew Walleston
Parker House
Keene
Eddie Bald
Little Eddie Poole Found Dead at Chelsea Wharf
Five year old Eddie Poole of Chelsea vanished from home on Williams Street. After search, a watchman drove him from Emery’s lumber wharf. His body was found on a beach by the naval hospital watchman, washed ashore by the tide. City Physician Sibley ruled death occurred several hours earlier.
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Eddie Poole
Edwin Poole
Williams Street
Chelsea
Eddie
Naval Hospital
John N. Ames
Broadway
Sibley
Little Eddie
Lynn Wins Bronze Medal for Historic Iron Kettle Exhibit
June 1. Lynn has received a bronze medal and a diploma for its exhibit at the Chicago Columbian exposition. The award honors an iron kettle cast at the old Lynn iron works, the first iron casting ever made in America.
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Lynn
Chicago
Old Lynn
Death by own action at 78 in Keene New Hampshire
Elisha Buss of Marlow aged 78 committed death by own action by hanging on Sunday. He was a retired businessman and no cause for the act is assigned. He leaves a will.
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Keene, N. H
Elisha Buss
Marlow
Wate
Democratic national committee sub-committee meeting in Chicago
A Chicago sub-committee meeting collected 11,000 toward the remaining 40,000 pledged to fund the convention and organize its plans. Chairman Harrity said a silver plank could be accepted if the majority supported it, noting Pennsylvania may align similarly and that Kentucky’s silver gains could alter the delegate support dynamics.
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Chicago
Democratic National Committee
Harrity
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
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