Stars and Spangles as Boston Battles Browns in Weathered Classic
A baseball clash reports Boston taking early leads with singles by McCarthy Long and a Duffy two bagger, while the Browns rally with Glasscock and Clarkson. Stivetts calmed the late scoring, ending a high heat encounter as Boston edged ahead and held on. The narrative ends with a tense score line lingering in the players’ fatigue and the fading stars.
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McCarthy
Ewes
Nash
Stovey
Quinn
Tucker
Ganzel
Clarkson
Seenee Bennett
Nee Stivetts
St. Louis
Duffy
Buckley
Glasscock
Carroll
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Stivetts
Nash and Ucker
Gaffney
Tie Games Included Forfeited Games In Today's Schedule
National League matchups list St Louis at Boston Pittsburg at New York Cleveland at Washington Cincinnati at Baltimore Louisville at Brooklyn Chicago at Philadelphia. New England League games Brockton at Pawtucket Balem at Portland Manchester at Lewiston Lowell at Woonsocket.
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St. Louis
Boston
Pittsburg
New York
Cleveland
Washington
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Louisville
Brooklyn
Chicago
Philadelphia
Brockton
Pawtucket
Balem
Portland
Manchester
Lewiston
Lowell
Woonsocket
Eeeevre
I Chicago
Wotal
Cécevicevsece
The Injuns and Browns Clash in Sudden Night Skirmish
In a troubled day of play the Injuns used clubs to knock out John. The Browns retreated at dusk, while the Colonels and City of Churches men ended crestfallen. New York teams won against Pittsburgh as the Colts slipped in Quaker town. The Jays from Cincinnati beat the Orioles as Cleveland and the Senators wrestled. Cleveland is named destiny with victory.
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Boston
New York
Pittsburgs
Colts
Quaker Town
Jays
Cincinnati
Orioles
Clevelands
Senators
Cleveland
Wildness of Youth Upsets Boston in Steel City Tilt
Selee's Browns topple Boston after eight innings as Stivetts falters with two wild pitches and two hit bats, hand them a late lead while Clarkson's team defense shines. Duffy's hitting and Nash's sacrifice highlight a tense contest despite Boston's strong defense and better total hitting.
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Stivetts
Selee
Browns
Clarkson
Kid Gleason
Boston
Bennett
Ganzel
Happy Jack
van der Ahe
Jack
Duffy
Nash
McCarthy
New Yorks Dominate Pittsburg In Septime Game
The New Yorks outplayed Pittsburg at every point in the game. Fuller Bierbauer and Farrell starred in the field with remarkable stops. Lyons Rusie and Fields provided strong batting. Attendance was 804. The score:
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New York
New Yorks
Pittsburg
Fuller
Bierbauer
Farrell
Lyons, Rusie and
Fields
Phillies Triumph On Sharp Defense And Wilmot Homers
Philadelphia fans saw solid hitting and tight defense seal another win as Wilmot clubbed a fifth inning home run that spared Chicago from a shutout. Thompson added two homers, connecting twice over the right field fence, in front of a 2472 attendance.
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Philadelphia
Phillies
Wilmot
Chicagos
Thompson
Orioles Ill Luck in Cincinnati Pitchers Battle
In Baltimore at Cincinnati, a tight pitchers duel saw Mulcahy best the Orioles as a fifth inning rally and a circus catch by Holliday with two on the bases shaped the outcome. Attendance reached 987 as the Reds edged ahead in a game dominated by pitching.
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Holliday
Cincinnatis
Mullane
Ward's Wonders Again
Brooklyn beats Louisville 11 to 6 as Haddock falters late. Viau and Griffin shine for Brooklyn with timely hits and a running ninth inning catch. Cotter steals home. Meagher Burrill and OBrien highlight visiting side. attendance listed as 1429 and 600 for two games.
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Brooklynx
Louisvilles
Haddock
Brooklyns
Viau
Griffin
Lovett
Brooklyn
Spiders Curiously Win With Walks Dominating
Washington and Cleveland staged a peculiar game as bases on balls decided the outcome. Knell showed flashes of control but was erratic on the mound, while Dowd starred in the field. Attendance 1378. The score:
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Washington
Washingtons
Clevelands
Knell
Dowd
Lewiston Pulls Out in Wrigley Field Style Defeat
Lewiston wrested control from Salem as Smith's errors cost the visitors the game. Killeen pitched superbly with ten strikeouts, four hits allowed, and a home run plus a single at bat. Salem showed sharp fielding overall, but the misplays doomed them in front of 850 fans.
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Lewiston
Smith
Salem
Muller
Killeen
Portland Runs Roughs Manchester In Lopsided Game
Portland defeated Manchester in a 31 to 0 rout with eleven earned runs. Manchester used five pitchers, all hit hard, while Collins stood at one position. Errors plagued Manchester as Portland hitters piled up runs. attendance was about 400.
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Portland
Manchesters
Manchester
Collins
Portlands
Johnson
Pawtucket Drops Tough Game After Spikes Incident
Pawtucket used Sullivan on the mound and, with better support, could have won. He fanned nine and handled fielding well, while Rudderham also pitched well. McGuirk was badly spiked in the fifth by McCarthy in a dangerous collision near third. Umpire Howard drew criticism for amateurish officiating. McCauley and Guinasso swung hard as 275 fans watched the loss. The score remains unresolved.
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Sullivan
Rudderham
McGuirk
McCarthy
Howard
McCauley
Guinasso
Lowell
Hart
McLaughlin
Carl
Wwe McCarthy
PO Hamill
Connaughton
Jordan
Cyorin
P McGuirk
Lynch
Teen
Cronin
Guinagso
McLauchlin
Hornung Wins For R. J. In Narrow New Haven Loss
New Haven shut out by Providence in a tight game. Fournier and Sullivan pitched well. Hornung scored the decisive run from second during a double play attempt between Cross Wells and Flannagan. Attendance about 1,000.
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Fournier
Sullivan
Joe Hornung
Cross. Wells
Flannagan
Friel
Gecvessl
Mack
Eees Pettit
Beueeede
Weer
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Smith
Ereerre
Ryan
Van
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Brocktons Triumph Over Woonsocket in Tight Victory
Brockton won today with timely hitting and sharp fielding backed by solid team handling. Woonsocket was held in check as Brockton extended their winning streak with effective pitching and defense.
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Brockton
Brocktons
Woonsocket
Blansfield Plays Highlighted By Errors In Providence Game
First base errors by Blansfield helped Providence secure a 3 run lead. Double plays featured Cross to Shannon to Flannagan, with Cross and Flannagan involved on oe. Umpire was Doescher. Time not available due to partial text.
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Clements
Allen
Cross
Carsey
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Dahlen
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Elmira Rain Postpones Elmira Syracuse Game
Eastern League results show Rochester over Albany 3 to 2 and Binghamton beating Athletics 6 to not finished in the Elmira area as the Elmira Syracuse game was postponed by rain.
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Albany
Binghamton—Athletics
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Harvard Defeats Newton In Ninth Inning Rally
Harvard and Newton met at Cambridge with a tight duel until Harvard's decisive seventh inning produced four runs on three singles a three bagger and a sacrifice. Dowd pitched well for Newton and Ig gin matched him, despite wildness in the fifth. Errors and muffed plays by Harvard and Newton aided the scoring as Paine and Soule filled in for Hallowell and Hovey respectively.
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Hallowell
Soule
Hovey
Princeton
Bowdoin Beats Boston University 14 to 2 in Seven Innings
Bowdoin College defeated Boston University 14 to 2 in a seven inning game at Brunswick on June 2. Bowdoin offense exploded with multiple runs powered by strong hitting and efficient pitching to secure an easy victory.
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The
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Baseball Notes Highlight A Bustling Pitching And Hitting Season
Baseball notes show Duffee rising in batting with the nine, Br ooklyn stars Brouthers Ward and Burns carrying the attack, and Pfeffer sidelined with Taylor. several players like Richardson Lukens Grim Hardie and Cross shine for variety of clubs while Zimmer returns with strong stick work and Spiders pitchers under Charley’s guidance. Brooklyn protests a disputed call as Umpire Sheridan alters a ball on Brownings bat.
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Emmett Seery
Duffee
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Jones
Fred Pfeffer
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Ward
Burns
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Danny Richardson
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Tebeau
Hardie Richardson
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Mulvey
Lowe
Tom Brown
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Sheridan
Browning
Chelsea A A Organized Formally by Athletic Association
The Chelsea Athletic Association was formally organized with officers led by President A B Champlin and vice presidents W A Roberson and George E Fay. George E Corey, noted for Worcester bicycle meet prizes, is named assistant athletic manager. A 65-member roster aims for an elegant club house and gym, with focus on clean sports and bowling.
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A. B. Champlin
W. A. Robertson
George E. Fay
W. C. Johnson
George A. Anthony
Fred H. Robertson
George E. Corey
Worcester
H. L. Hall
J. Keene
R. R. Jones
Relay Race From New York to Boston Planned by Newspapers
News reports the New York Recorder and Boston Post relay race from New York to Boston. Captain A D Peck Jr leads the effort with riders and couriers from multiple bicycle clubs, including Springfield Worcester and New Bedford. Start is June 16 at 3 40 AM with checkers posted along the route.
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New York Recorder
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L. C. Boardman
Metropolitan Association of Cycling Clubs of
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Pettitt's Four Four S Concorp Boston Beats St Pauls School
The Boston Athletic Association cricket eleven defeated St. Paul's School in Concorp New Hampshire. Wright and Cracknell opened with strong bowling to limit St. Pauls to fifty runs. M K Gordon fell to a slips catch while Ward led the school with sixteen and Tom Pettitt hit four boundaries for the BA A A in securing the win.
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Sullivan Visits Harvard While Not Enrolling
Famed pugilist John L. Sullivan visited Harvard Yard in Cambridge to have physical measurements taken by Dr. Dudley A. Sargent for a forthcoming athletic book. Rumors of Harvard coaching duties proved unfounded as Sullivan plans to remain in boxing and stage work.
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Rubber game preview as Browns face Boston in decisive matchup
In St Louis the Browns seek a second win against the red hot Boston club in today’s decisive rubber game. Boston pitcher effort heads the lineup while Chicago’s failure to stop the Browns is noted. The crowd is expected to be strong for the Browns farewell appearance in this city for a time. The lineups and positions are announced for this afternoon’s contest.
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Browns
Bostons
Ingins
Connecticut Trotting at Waterbury Races Winners and Times
At Waterbury on June 2 six horses raced in the 2:40 class for 250 dollars. Maggie Mitchell owned by C E Swan Derby won with Lionwood second and Lennox third. best time 2.324. In the 2:24 class for 250 dollars Miss Hunter owned by E M Lockwood Norwalk won with Tom Carpenter second Jennie third and Rex fourth. best time 2:31. The meeting ended this afternoon and was very successful.
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C. E. Swan
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R. J
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H. M. Clark
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Waltham Canoe Club buys land for riverbank clubhouse
The Waltham Canoe Club has purchased a large land parcel on the Charles River near Crescent Park bridge. They plan to erect a clubhouse in the fall at a cost of 3000 dollars.
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