National League Games on Tap Today
Cincinnati faces Boston while Louisville meets New York and Cleveland clashes with Brooklyn. Pittsburg travels to Philadelphia Chicago battles Baltimore and St. Louis plays Washington in a full NL schedule.
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Cleveland Beats Boston In High Scoring Contest
Boston triumphed 11 to 6 over Cleveland after a tense game with leading hitters Collins and Stafford shining for Boston. Sudhoff struggled after the fifth, Willis steadied the visitors early, and defensive plays by Long, Duffy, and Clark highlighted a Boston rally that broke open in the seventh and fifth-inning bursts.
Baseball score report from C Cleveland game with Boston
McAllister Tucker Nigden Sudhoff Totals Poston Cleve and OP Peeks Seis ay Bae ecd Lee Lockhead. Two-base hits Collins Duffy Quinn Three-base hit Tong Sacrifice hits Quinn Tenney Lowe Stafford Harley McAllister Collins Sugden Stolen bases Stahl First bases on balls Willis Stivetts Harey Left on base Boston Cleveland Double play Lowe Tenney Errors Boston Cleveland Sudhoff Stahl Willis Harley McAlister d Time 2h Umpires Smith Attendance 600.
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Superbas Sweep Louisvilles With Fourth Straight Win
The Brooklyn Superbas beat the Louisville baseball club in Brooklyn today to extend their winning streak to four. A sensational unassisted double play by Dahlen and home run drives by Kelley and Hoy highlighted the game as Brooklyn bunched hits for the decisive advantage. Score:
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Hoy
Orioles Win Ten-Inning Showdown Over St Louis
Baltimore takes a 10 inning victory to complete a three game sweep of St Louis. Both starters pitched well with errors contributing the only runs. McGinnity was credited with yesterday's start due to an officiating mix up by McKenna.
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Washington Holds Off Pittsburg Amid Brawling At Bat
Washington and Pittsburg played a tense ball game as Mercer and Bowerman clashed over ball handling prompting police to intervene. Pittsburg edged Washington 11 to 10 after initially leading by ten runs in the third inning. McCarthy was knocked unconscious at the plate by a ball from catcher Butler. Attendance reported at 1,000.
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Bowerman
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Unclear baseball box score highlights with multiple players listed
Box score fragments show players Clark Bowerman Donovan Williams with double plays by Reitz Clark Clark Trowersman Clark Bonner Padden Cassidy. Walks to Ort Baker Gardner Leever with various hit by pitch and strikeouts by Mercer Leever and a wild pitch by Gardner. Left on bases Pittsburg eight Washington two.
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Pawtucket Beats Portland In Eleven-Base Sixth Inning
In the New England League at Pawtucket on June 1, Pawtucket won over Portland by a six run sixth inning powered by eleven bases with each batter collecting a hit except Neves who was walked. Portland misplayed in the seventh enabling six runs. Murphy and Ferris starred for Pawtucket with strong defense and News Conroy leading the hitting. Home runs by News and Conroy highlighted the day. Whiting Weisbecker Lepine Ferris Counihan Conroy added extra-base hits and multiple players earned walks and hit by pitches. Attendance around six hundred.
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Newport Defeats Lowell as Morrissey Shines on Mound
In Newport Rhode Island on June 1 the locals toppled Lowell with Morrissey starring on the mound. The weak Lowell pitching was exposed as Newport hitters connected at will. Stolen bases by Gilbert Reilly Armstrong and Gallagher highlighted a strong Newport performance with attendance listed at 309.
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Manchester Defeats Taunton in Low-Scoring Baseball Tilt
Manchester beat Taunton 21 to 17 in a pitchers’ duel marked by 24 hits off McDougal and McNeel. Fitzmaurice homered, Kelley hit two triples, and Grove was hit by a pitch as Manchester held a 350 attendance at the game.
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McDougal
Cornell Beats Holy Cross In Worcester Affair
Worcester June 1 Cornell defeated Holy Cross 11 7 in a strong showing led by Young on the mound until the seventh inning. Clancey issued ten walks as Holy Cross suffered its third loss of the season. Also at Andover June 1 Phillips Andover topped Lawrenceville 7 to 2 with Captain Saunders fanning sixteen and sparking the decisive late innings.
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Holy Cross
Young
Clancey
Andover
Phillips Andover
Lawrenceville
N. J
Saunders
Glover
Ireland
Scor
Stolen Bases Highlight Narrow Victory
In a tight game Littlefield Davis Matthews Vail (2) Lake Kafer swiped bases, with Barnwell and Saunders adding sacrifice hits. Time unknown. Umpire Murray.
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Local hockey action across New England and nearby cities
Scores from Worcester Worcester to Richmond Paterson include Bridgeport Derby seven to one nine to four results and a forfeited Wilkesbarre game due to darkness efforts Reading and Wilkesbarre games end five to two and Scranton Newark conclude seven to zero.
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Allen- Tow
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Boston Baseball Gossip and Upcoming Games กล่าว
Boston papers note J B in 1891 for a month or more and Tom Tucker irritation. Willis shows nerve to play on while lame. Three able-bodied box men on Boston bench. Sharon A A vs Boston University at Sharon tomorrow. Attleboros vs Everett at 3 30 tomorrow. Somervilles seek away game against strong opponent. J Peck Boston 71 Kilby St. Breitenstein to pitch for Ewing's Lambs. Mt Washingtons Everett seek away game tomorrow. Wire manager 25 Bloomingdale Chelsea. Jim Smith on the Boston market. Buffalo offered. Cincinnati series opens at 3 30 with three Boston runs last week. Jack Davie denies layoff. Ross Freedman says rest for a week. Revere Rubber seeks June 8 and 10 games out of town. Chelsea manager 107 Chester Ave. Hanlon's Superbas praised. some writers think flag won. Chick Stahl wears sunglasses in Boston right field glare.
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Cyclists Anticipate Races and Records in Boston Area
Philadelphia writer Eddie MecDuffee reports on Charen winning a sprint and prize money, a pacing machine setback, and plans for a rematch and Atlantic City records. Dorchester Wheelmen and Metro politan Wheelmen announce rescheduled races, with entries, dates, and venue details in Massachusetts and nearby regions.
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Defender Pristol R B I Delays and Preparations
The Defender Pristol RB I notes a new main gain and foresail installed on June 1, making the rig taller than before. Topmast setup is nearly complete and the vessel should be ready to leave soon after.
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Golp at Newton in sudden play attracts locals
The afternoon match at Newton Centre features Alliston against Newton Centre with a 28 to 24 result. Players Merrill Allen and others contribute in a tense contest as golf enthusiasts gather to watch.
Oxford and Cambridge Athletes to Meet Yale and Harvard
London reports Charles Jackson of Hertford College says Yale and Harvard provisional acceptance of the Oxford and Cambridge challenge is received but text withheld until details settle. He notes English universities aim to sever professionalism, and July 22 proposed for the meet with training and arrangements underway.
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Fitzsimmons Jeffries Training Intensifies Ahead of Fight
Easy Training New York June 1 Fitzsimmons and Jeffries near completion of prep work. Fitz indoors focusing on bag work wrestling and gym routines while a crowd insulted him during a run prompting fears of a plotted free fight. Jeffries confident declaring readiness to fight at a moment's notice.
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Boxing Gossip Dream Heroism In Fitzsimmons Night Attack
The article recounts Bob Fitzsimmons dreams influencing his mood and plans for this summer. He encounters six armed men on Bath Beach road who rob and taunt him and jockey Fred Taral before fleeing. Fitz returns to his gym and trains three hours as villagers send flowers, amid speculation the assault aimed to draw him into a clash with Jostiries.
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Boxers and Bets Stir Up Around Jeffries and Dwyer Matchups
The era buzzes with betting on Jeffries against Fitz as Paddy Pickett and others risk big sums. Training fatigue hints Jeffries may rest before weight goals. Tonight Joe Bernstein faces George Dixon in a 20 round bout at Broadway A C while tentative matchups target June 16 and other 118 to 133 pound fights.
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Atherton Wins Wollaston Cup in Tight 36-Hole Match
Ned Atherton defeats Era lpiy Cracknell by one hole at Wollaston Golf Club after a long, wind driven 36 holes. The match sees Atherton benefit from Cracknell’s mis-hits and putting woes as both players endure harsh misses and luck, with Atherton securing the victory on the final hole.
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Sloan would have won Berhby at Epsom
Paris June 1 Lond on correspondents of the Paris papers say Ted Sloan would have won the Berhby at Epsom yesterday if his mount Holocauste had not fallen. They blame the accident on an orange peel on the track said to be in unclean condition.
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Wyvern Wins Royal Stakes at Ensom Race Meet
J B Leighs four year old bay colt The Wyvern ridden by Ted Sloan won the Royal Stakes at Ensom. Mt Prospect took second with Bewitchment third among thirteen starters. Odds were 7 to 1 against The Wyvern.
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First Test Opens As All England Hosts Australia In Nottingham
The first test between All England and Australia opened at Nottingham with about 15 000 spectators. Australia won the toss and batted first, finishing the day at 238 for eight after a lengthy opening session.
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Police Raid Targets Hack Drivers in Hayward
Hayward police led by Captain Evana raided hack drivers violating city rules. Eight drivers were arraigned in Municipal Court. four including Bele Kelley Patrick Sweating and Dustin were found guilty for operating without licenses and overlong street parking. Leonard and McNamara fined $19 each for dark business. Riley fined $5 for lamps. Three defendants appealed.
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Traveling salesman arraigned for assault on Lillian Jewett
Joseph Wesley, a travelling salesman, was arraigned yesterday in Municipal Court on charges of assault and battery against Lillian Jewett at 662 Massachusetts Avenue on May 29. Bail was raised from 100 to 300 after arrest, and the case continued to Tuesday.
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James Desmond Injured by Barrel on Steamship Scandinavian
James Desmond aged 245 of 33 Wanping Street was hurt at Mystic Wharf Charlestown when a flour barrel fell on him injuring his back and fracturing his left knee. He was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Dreyfus Case Developments Move Toward New Trial
Paris reports Lieut. Col. Du Paty de Clam has been placed under arrest as a probable instigator of Dreyfus era forgeries. The Court of Cassation resumes arguments while Mme Dreyfus’s counsel presses for justice and a possible new trial. A verdict is expected at the court’s next session.
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Steamer Lafayette to Bring Dreyfus Home for New Trial
Report says Lafayette arrived with officers and men to take Captain Dreyfus from his prison on Ile du Diable to a new trial in Paris. Guards and gendarmes will transfer to Ville de Tanger for Cayenne while Lafayette proceeds to Colon.
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Acting Postmaster Appointed in Thomas Case
At a recent meeting of bond sureties on Postmaster Henry A. Thomas, assistant Arthur R. Henderson was named acting postmaster due to Thomas's deteriorating mental condition. Physicians certify him as insane, and sureties in Washington advised the appointment. The bond sureties include Lieutenant-Governor Crane, James Phillips Jr, Caleb Chase, A Shuman, Frank Lewis of Lawrence, and Colonel Peter Carter Pauntoy. Acting Postmaster Henderson stated in a brief interview that further steps would follow.
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Sureties Name Acting Postmaster After Colonel Thomas Illness
The sureties of Colonel Thomas select Henderson as acting postmaster while the postmaster recovers. They keep the office orderly, allow temporary charge to the assistant postmaster, and anticipate a permanent postmaster in months depending on Colonel Thomas’s health and department action.
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