Beaneaters Handle Reds 9 to 2 in Boston Victory
Boston Beaneaters defeated Cincinnati Reds 9 to 2 at South End grounds. Pitcher George Cuppy debuted for Boston with strong control, while Reds were held scoreless until late in the game. Beaneaters backed by timely hitting from Long Collins and Stahl, and strong fielding from Beeton's infield.
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Beeton
Jimmy Collins
Hamilton
Billy
Crawford
Reds
Corcoran
Cuppy
Boston
Baseball game sketch with erratic play and attendance noted
The report recounts a baseball game fragment with errors and stray plays. Roy Kennedy struck out once by umpire Hurst. An attendance figure of 560 is listed, and multiple misprints mar the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookigh
Roy Kennedy
Young
Euler
Sheckard
Kennedy
Tine
Toc
Umipire
Hurst
Maul Falters as Chicago Takes Final Game of Series
Garvin pitched well for Philadelphia allowing five scattered hits as Chicago struck late. Maul collapsed in the third inning giving up four runs on four singles and a double. Final score not shown.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Penn
Garvin
Mertes
Cinccesuestes
Ce Sereeeeeesensess
Ryan
Reen
Anzel
McCormick
Cecessees
Bradley, Eceeseeteere
Jue
P. Evevevreseseerene
Philadelp
A. B. Thomas
Slagle
Ccceceesese
Teelehanty
Chiles
R. F
McFarland
Wolverton
Dolan
Philadelphi Attates
Ganzel
Thomas
Cross
Ascs
Childs
Donahue
New Yorks Rally Off Chesbro Early But Fail to Hold Lead
New Yorks scored five times in the first two innings against Chesbro before a late bullpen change. Seymour yielded several hits and was erratic, with the score unclear as late notes describe the struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Yorks
Chesbro
Waddell
Seymour
Tufts College Wins Over Colby 8 to 5
Tufts College defeated Colby University 8 to 5 in a college baseball game at Tufts. The contest featured Tufts 13 hits to Colby 10 with 2 errors for Colby and 2 for Tufts. Batteries were Richmond and Fisk for Tufts and Saunders and Newenham for Colby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TUFTS
COLBY
Waperville
Tufts College
Colby University
Richmond
Fisk
Saunders
Newenham
Brooklyn Beats St Louis As Kennedy Shines On Mound
Brooklyn defeated St Louis easily as Kennedy's pitching dominated and Dahlen produced a sparkling shortstop performance. Wallace left for home due to an earlier injury, ending the game with the Brooklyns in firm control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
N. Y
Brooklyns
St. Louis
Kennedy
Dahlen
Wallace
Cornell Defeats Andover Behind Hot Hitting
Cornell defeated Andover 14 to 2 in a high scoring ball game. Matthews of Andover hit a home run while Pounders and Whinery paired for Andover’s batteries. Errors favored Cornell as Andover yielded 4 errors and 12 hits to 14 by Cornell.
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Tenney
Kahoe
Allen
Irwin
Boston
Freeman
Reds
Selee
Hamilton
Collins
Stahl
Long
Andover
Phillips Andover
Cornell
Matthews
Holy Cross Stuns Lehigh 18 1 In Worcester Baseball
Holy Cross defeated Lehigh 18 to 1 in Worcester on June 1. The Crusaders exploded for 18 runs on 20 hits while Lehigh managed 10 hits and 6 errors. Pitching paired Griffin and Brennan for Holy Cross against Bohannon and Lilley for Lehigh.
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Holy Cross
Lehigh
Worcester
Griffin
Brennan
Bohannon
Lilley
Burdett College Triumphs Over Roxbury High 19 to 7
Burdett College defeated Roxbury High yesterday by 19 to 7. The comeback came with a six-run burst in the eighth inning to seal the lead and secure the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burdett College
Roxbury High
Burdett
Baseball Scores From Pastern and Connecticut Leagues
Results listed show PASTERN LEAGUE games Worcester 9 Providence 7 Hartford 10 Springfield 5 Montreal 6 Syracuse 3 at Toronto Rain Connecticut Meriden 5 New London 3 Norwich 6 Bristol 5 Waterbury 8 Bridgeport 2 Derby 10 New Haven 2 AMERICAN LEAGUE Chicago 6 Buffalo 3 Milwaukee 2 Cleveland 1.
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Worcester
Providence
Hartford
Springfield
Montreal
Syracuse
Connecticut
Meriden
New London
Norwich
Bristol
Waterbury
Bridgeport
Derby
New Haven
Chicago
Buffalo
Milwaukee
Cleveland
St Louis Signs Quinn to Fill In for Injured Wallace
Joe Quinn left for Boston to replace Wallace at shortstop for the St. Louis team after Wallace was injured in Brooklyn yesterday and returned home to Pennsylvania.
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ST. Louis
Joe Quinn
Boston
Wallace
Brooklyn
Pennsylvania
Andover Exeter Dual Track Meet Set at Exeter
Andover and Exeter academies prepare for a dual track meet in Exeter with Andover listing nine key point scorers led by Captain D. G. Crawford and Exeter counting on Captain E. M. Sawyer and J. A. Kongley among its top performers.
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Andover
Phillips Andover
Phillips Exeter Academies
Exeter
D. G. Crawford
W. A. Schick, Jr
D. H. Botchford
J. M. Cates
G. M. Goldsmith
J. K. Esser
Newton
D. P. Thompson
R. P. Kinney
E. M. Sawyer
I. G. Frye
J. A. Kongley
E. D. Fitch
J. T. Jones
J. W. Knibbs
M. E. Witham
J. J. Hogan
T. D. Moore
Tebeaus St Louis Nine to Exhibit at South End Grounds
The St Louis by Tebeaus with Muggsy McGraw will play three games starting today at the South End grounds. Willis will pitch for Boston. Cuber struck out McBride and Becket fouled a ball injuring Sullivan and Ro in the arm. Cuppy pitched a fast ball and a slow teaser led to an amusing exchange with Crawford.
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Reds
Irwin
Cuppy
Boston
Hamilton
Newton
Jimmy Collins
Sullivan
Tenney
Stahl
Long
Freeman
Corcoran
Lowe
Jimmy
Collins
Beckley
Steinfeldt
Allen
Kahoe
Tebeau
St. Louis
Muggsy
McGraw
South End Grounds
Willis
Cuber
Strikin
McBride
Bob Emelie
Jake
Exasifo
Bob
Crawford
Sam
Mr. Co
Duffy
Pettinger
College basketball slate with scattered matchups listed
A fragmented schedule lists Harvard at Brown in Providence and Yale at Princeton in New Haven along with other men’s college games. Also shows Penn at Georgetown in Philadelphia and Cornell at Dartmouth in Hanover with Williams at Wesleyan in Williamstown.
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Harvard
Brown
Providence
Yale
Princeton
New
Pennsylvania
Georgetown
Philadelphia
Cornell
Dartmouth
Wiliams
Wesleyan
Williamstown
Bolger Va
Lahigh
Amherst
Cross
of Vermont
Worcester
Uate
Ee Brunewid . of
Maine
Sins
Bicycle notes highlight races and upcoming meets in New England
Harry Caldwell avoids serious harm after a fall at Waltham and pursues a match race with Archie McEachern. Amateur cyclists plan three meets on June 9 in New Bedford Brockton and Fall River with exhibitions by Jimmy Michael. Other events include Elm C Co ladies night and Unity Cycle Club half century rides to Salem Nantasket with start anytime plans and paced races for Miles and Stafford relief efforts.
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Waltham
Johnnie Nelson
Caldwell
Archie McEachern
McEachern
New Bedford
Jimmy Michael
Baylies
Brockton
Fall River
Orange
J. E. Moran
Pier
N. A. Board of Control
New England
Elm C. Co
Washington Street
Unity Cycle Club
Salem
Nantasket
J. C. Kennedy
Boston
Charles River Park
Cambridge
Miles
Stafford
Will C. Stinson
Eddie McDuffee
the Post
South Boston
South Framingham
Bostonians
Cavaliers
Scituate
Elks C. C
Lajoie and Flick Injure in Philadelphia Baseball Fight
The Philadelphia team missed Lajoie and Flick in the game with Chicago after a morning practice injury. Lajoie suffered a broken thumb and a black eye, while Flick reportedly left the clubhouse vowing not to play again. The management said Flick will play tomorrow and Lajoie will be out for several weeks.
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Philadelphia
Lajoie
Flick
Chicago
Fuick
Paris chess finals conclude with varied results
In Paris on June 1 results from the chess finals show Marco defeating Schlechter, Marozyc defeating Didier, Lasker over Mason, Burn victorious, Mieses and Janowsky defeating Showalter, and Rosen with Brody and Marehall with Tschigorin drawing.
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Schlechter
Maroczy
Didier
Lasker
Mason
Burn
Mieses
Janowoski
Showalter
Rosen
Brody
Marehall
Tschigorin
Rage for Glory and $7000 at Gravesend Race
The greatest equine struggle of the year unfolds tomorrow at Gravesend if weather and track permit. Ethelbert and Jean Beraud race for $7000 over a mile and a quarter of ground, promising untold glory.
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New York
Gravesend
Ethelbert
Jean Beraud
List of names from legal record and committee
A fragment lists individuals: G Carr, H Jones, W G Brown, M Ballou, Cc Russell, H W Hosmer, A J Wellington, W H Allen, J M Hunnewell, F A Pratt, F W Lord, W N Lockwood. The page reads like an attendance or committee roll with initials and page markers.
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G. Carr
H. Jones
W. G. Brown
M. Ballou
Russell
H. W. Hosmer
A. J. Wellington
W. H. Allen
J. M Hunnewell
F. A. Pratt
F. W. Lord
W. N. Lockwood
Golf Tourneys Today Across Numerous Clubs
A series of matches and events at clubs including Agawam Providence Brae Burn Newton Beaver Meadow Framingham Medford Minnetuck Myopia Newton Newton Centre Oakley and others. Events feature team matches bogey and handicap play 18 holes medals foursomes and cup competitions.
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Agawam Club
Providence
Allston Club
Brae-Burn
Alpine Club
Fitchburg
Beaver Meadow Club
Concord
N. H
Brae-Burn Club
Newton
Fall River Club
Framingham Club
Medford Club
Minnetuck Club
Newport
R. C
Fall River
Myopia Club
Hamilton
Newton Club
Newton Centre
Oakley Club
Watertown
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Harvard
Salem Golf Club
Wannamolett Club
Weston Club
Lexington
Winchester Club
Salem
Winthrop Club
Syrian man Injured in Elm Street Blows Fight
June 1 Ferris a Syrian man is at General Hospital with a fractured skull after a hammer blow. Corne lus Connors, accused of the attack, is held at the police station. The assault occurred before Ferris’s Elm Street home around 10 o’clock following remarks about “Dagoes” toward his son.
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Lawrence
George Ferris
General Hospital
Cornelus Connors
Ferris
Elm Street
Possible Second Lieutenants Named for Marine Corps
Washington June 1 authorized to appear for examination for appointments as second lieutenants of the marine corps Charles H Rich of Massachusetts Joseph Hill and Kenyon Tracy of New Hampshire Giles Bishop of Connecticut and William L Walker of Massachusetts were named for the process.
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Washington
Marine Corps
Charles H. Rich
Massachusetts
Joseph Hill
Kenyon Tracy
New Hampshire
Giles Bishop
Connecticut
William L. Walker
McCoy Defeats Bonner in 13 Rounds at Broadway A C
Kid McCoy added another victory by defeating Jack Bonner of Summit Penn in 13 rounds. Bonner's seconds threw in the sponge to save him from a knockout. The mining opponent proved game and McCoy used cleverness and hard hitting to bring him down in a fast boxing exhibition.
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New York
McCoy
Broadway A. C
Jack Bonner
Summit
Penn
Bonner
Miner
Kirtland Club Plans Big Boxing and Vaudeville Debut
Boxing gossip notes manager Mose Hanlon signed Kid McCoy to meet Steve O'Donnell as opening night entertainment at the Kirtland Club Music Hall Lynn. The piece discusses club aims to showcase top boxing acts and expand into Denver with Max Fields and Lou Houseman involvement. It also critiques Chicago officials over ruling referee Hogan and hints at prize split and draw controversy.
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Mose Hanlon
Kirtland Athletic Club
Kid McCoy
Steve O'Donnell
Kirtland Club
Music Hall
Lynn
Kirtland
Hanlon
Steve O’donnell
Colorado Athletic Club
Max Fields
Lou Fields
Weber & Fields
Colorado Club
Lou Houseman
Chicago
Denver
Old Masterson
Somerville
Hogan
McCoy
Tom Hawton
F. W. Smith
Ryan
West End
New York Telegraph
Buffalo
New Haven
Matheson
Telegraph
RB. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Reeves Arrested in Havana Warrant Prevents Early Release
A warrant was issued today for the arrest of former Deputy Auditor W. H. Reeves in Havana. He was jailed with bail set at $130. Officials delayed arrest to secure further information on Neely's evolutions, suggesting Reeves’s confession was only partial.
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Havana
W. H. Reeves
Reeves
Neely
Motorman Edward Ray Shot Near Kossuth and Grand Avenues
In St Louis on June 1 Edward Ray a Cleveland based motorman was wounded in the arm by a shooter firing from a window above a residence as a crowd halted a trolley near Kossuth and Grand avenues. Transit president Whitaker offered arbitration in response to a citizens committee demand.
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ST. Louis
Edward Ray
Cleveland
Kossuth and
Grand Avenues
Whitaker
Transit Company
Citizens’ Committee
Woman Found Dead in New York Apartment
Mrs Enmily Wells aged 40 was found dead in her upscale New York City apartment at 2314 roadway. Police recovered a telegram dated May 30 from Northampton Massachusetts reading Can you meet me at Rothstein's tomorrow at 9 30 p m signed D G Whitman suggesting a possible motive or meeting prior to her death.
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New York
Enmily Wells
Roadway
Northampton
Mass
Rothstein's
D. G. Whitman
Census Takers Begin Boston Field Work In Heat
The thirteenth United States census starts in Boston with 396 enumerators. In Massachusetts 178 men work on the state census while nationwide several thousand are employed. Officials report strong early effort as interpreters are arranged for foreign language residents.
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Boston
Massachusetts
United States
Hawaii
Alaska
Porto Rico
Uncle Sam
President McKinley Visits Catholic University
The President with Secretary Long and Mr Cortelyou visited Catholic University in Washington. Monsignor Conaty gave a brief patriotic and religious address. McKinley praised the university and noted new buildings rising on the grounds during the past six years.
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Washington
Long
Cortélyou
Catholic University
Monsignor
Conaty
McKinley
Tufts Senior Medics Hold Annual Dinner at Vendome
Tufts College Medical School held its senior dinner and reception at the Hotel Vendome last evening. Nearly 20 attendees including faculty and their wives gathered for banquets at 6 and 8 o'clock with toastmaster F L Doucett presiding.
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Tufts College Medical School
Hotel Vendome
F. L. Doucett
R. W. Foster
Cushing
A. R. Kirshner
John I. French
8. A. Moulton
Omega
Unknown Man Struck and Killed by Train Near South Drawbridge
A unidentified man about 20 years old, 5 feet 6 inches tall and 135 pounds, was struck and killed by a train on the New York New Haven and Hartford line near the South drawbridge last evening. The victim wore a gray sack suit and cut shoes. race not stated.
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New York, New Haw & Hartford
South Drawbridge
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