Cleveland Defeats Boston Six to One in Lively Game
New York blanked Cincinnati, Baltimore topped St. Louis as box scores filled the field. McAleer delivered hard contact while Long made a key stop and McKean scored. O Connor was the third out as Collins to Tenney completed the inning. Cleveland loaded the bases in the ninth but the relief hurler struck out two and Wallace grounded out to finish. The score stands at six to one in favor of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAleer
Long
McKean
O’connor
Collins
Tenney
Cleveland
Nick
Wallace
Lowe
Tebeau
Bostons
Boston
Nichols
Powell
Lynch
Martin Bergen
Childs
Jack O’connor
Hamilton
Clevelands
Brahl
Bergen
Cincinnati
Selee
Burkett
Herman
O'Connor
Martin
Stahl
Blake
Charley
Baseball and Local League Schedules Across Regions
National League matchups include Cleveland at Boston Cincinnati at New York Chicago at Brooklyn Louisville at Washington St Louis at Baltimore Pittsburg at Philadelphia. New England League features New Bedford at Taunton Newport at Fall River Pawtucket at Brockton Adams at Thayer Academy Dartmouth at Amherst Cuban Giants at North Attleboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Cleveland
New
Pittsburg
Chicago
Brooklyn
Washington
Louisville
Pungmamats
Eee
Baltimore Ee
Eereses
New York
Eeerese
Ewe Wee
Philadelphia Sete
Pawtucket
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New England
New Bedford
Taunton
Newport
Fall River
Brockton
Adams
Thayer Academy
Braintree
Dartmouth
Amherst
North Attleboro
Cleveland Beats Boston as Nichols Homers on Winding Day
Tebeau and Cleveland toppled Boston in a 6 to 0 game despite slow balls and wild pitches. Powell held Boston to three hits while Nichols blasted a two run homer and crowd jeered at calls and discipline as Cleveland piled on with timely hits and stellar defense.
U. S. Marine Corps Recruiting Ad in Boston
Recruiting notice seeks able bodied unmarried men aged 21 to 85 who are U.S. citizens or legally declared to be, with good character and ability to read and write English. Applicants must visit the recruiting office at 60 Washington Street in Boston for enlistment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Marine Corps
United States
Boston
Maas
Orioles and Phillies Games Reported From June Second
Baltimore defeated St Louis 11 to 3 as McJames held the visitors to few hits at Carsey's field. Attendance 1146. In Philadelphia the Quakers won in eleven innings after a pitchers battle with Duggleby and Jimeson sent to Wilkes Barre. Attendance 2930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
ST. Louis
Orioles
Carsey
McJames
Philadelphia
Quakers
Duggleby
Jimeson
Wilkesbarre
Senators Batter Toward Easy Win Over Louisville
Washington baseball notes the Senators' batting supremacy in a game against Louisville on June 2 with an attendance of 1500. The score is not completed in the readable text, but the Senators won comfortably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Louisville
Senators
New York Pitcher Curtails Reds. Giants Edge Inning Battle
New York reports June 2 with Seymour striking out nine Reds after locating the rubber. Breitenstein kept Giants' hits scattered as the contest ended with a tight score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Seymour
Neues Wild
Breitenstein
Giants
Unclear game summary with base hits and errors noted
The record notes Feldt two base hits Grady and Smith. Sacrifice hits by Gleason and Wilmot. Double play by McPhee Corcoran and Beckley. Errors credited to New York and Cincinnati. Walks to Eymour and Breitenstein, Peltz passed ball, Seymours wild pitches. Left on bases 9 for New York and 18 for Cincinnati. Time two hours. Umpires Emilie and Andrews. Attendance four thousand.
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New York
Chicago
Cushman
Everett
AB. Ryan
A. B. Everett
Chance
Lange
Dahlen
McCormick
Mertes
Connor
Carers Wesees
Iwjonoduc
S.sc Fear
Callahan
Wocrim
Brooklyn
PO. A
Iriffin
E. F
Jones
Suockaig
Hallman
Griffin
Kennedy
Cushman and Heydler
Baltimore
AB. R McGraw
Quinn
Jennings
Kelley
Stenzel
Demontreville
McGann
Robinson
McJames
ST. Louis
AB. R. PO
Dowd
C. F
Turner
Fost
Harley
Sugden
Clements
Decker
Crooks
Hall
S. S
Seer
Carsey
Philadelphia
BPO
Cooley
Oeeceeseecees
Douglass
Flick
Reese
de Elehanty
Uisset
Lajoie
Davis
Trodie
Ely
Murphy
Ewer
Killen
Pittsburg
Donovan
Cooley Lajoie
Lajoie Cross
Brodle
Mick
Eagan
Elberfeld
Piatt
Curry
Snyder
B. PO A. E van Haltren
Joyce
Vo Davis
Wilmot
Gleason
Hartman
Giady c
Feldt
Grady
Smith
McPhee
Corcoran
Beckley
Cincinnati
Offeymour
Breitenstein
Peltz
Seymour
Emilie and
Andrews
Baseball Scores From Various Cities Across The Week
Scores reported from multiple venues include Nexth Taunton 9 pena ag AL 8 Brockton-Brockton 2 Fall River 2 in eleven innings Hartford Conn 8 New ark 3 Joe Penn Allentown 9 Readi ng 3 prerare Va Richmond 2 WNor a Rochester Rochester 8 Syracuse 7 Toronto Buffalo 6 Toronto 5 Paterson N J Paterson 8 Lan caster 3 Princeton Andover 18 Lawrenceville 5
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taunton
Pena Ag AL
Brockton
Fall River
Hartford
Conn
Newark
Joe Penn
Allentown
Reading
Prerare
Richmond
Wnor
Rochester
Syracuse
Toronto
Buffalo
Paterson
N. J
Lancaster
Princeton
Andover
Lawrence-ville
Umpires and Players Gather for Weekend Baseball Talk
Umpire Herman Doescher and George Hodson, ex Boston pitcher now with Providence, were in the pavilion. Billy Merritt, fit to catch, arrived from Lowell. Billy Sullivan visits his new business near the grounds as friends come through town. Cleveland faces Kirby’s left hander this afternoon. The Giants rebuild momentum on the Polo Grounds. Cincinnati may see the Finstern press hard with Brush present as mascot. Dartmouth and Amherst plan warm work today at Amherst. Charley Ganzel eyes a game at East Boston grounds on June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Doescher
George Hodson
Boston
Providence
Billy Merritt
Lowell
Billy Sullivan
Joe
Phillies
St. Louis
Washington
Cleveland
Kirby
Giants
Polo Grounds
Cincinnati
Finstern
Brush
Reds
Dartmouth
Amherst
Charley Ganzel
Metrown Amateur Rowing Association elects officers
The Metropolitan Amateur Rowing Association re elected President Eugene Buckley and other officers at the B A A meeting. An executive committee lists members from B A A Union Boat Club Weld Riverside Bradfords and more. Regatta events include single sculls junior and senior divisions, four oared shells and eights with entries from Welds Riverside Shawmut Millstreams and more. The race start is tentatively 10 20 am with deadlines June 13 for entries and June 14 for association meeting decisions and a possible city funding inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Amateur Rowing Association
Eugene Buckley
John J. Corrigan
Columbian Rowing Association
J. Frank Facey
Riverside Boat Club
George L. Deblois
J. W. Stooks
Union Boat Club
Weld Boat Club
Millstreams
Shawmuts
B.A. A
Welds
Bradfords
Riversides
Wachusetts
West Ends
Worcester
Boston
Boxing Gossip Sparks Rumors of Matchups and Returns
The article previews a Dixon Santry title fight in New York and hints at possible bouts for George Byers, Pat Sheedy, and Joe Walcott, with Elton Chamberlain entering boxing, plus notes on various scheduled or discussed contests and forthcoming events around major clubs.
Boxing bout postponed after lights fail at Tattersalls
In Chicago on June 2 the Parson Davies boxing show was halted when the electric lights failed at Tattersalls. Joe Gans of Baltimore and Kid Robinson of Chicago had just completed two rounds. The program will resume tomorrow night with Smith versus Stirt and Mec Partland against Tracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tattersalls
Parson Davies
Joe Gans
Baltimore
Kid Robinson
Billy Smith
Billy Stirt
Kid Mec Partland
Tommy Tracy
Williams College Stock Association elects assistant manager
At a college meeting in Williamsport, Charles Nowell Stoddard of Greenfield was elected assistant manager of the Williams College Stock Association to succeed as manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Charles Nowell Stoddard
Greenfield
Williams College Stock Association
Waltham Velodrome Race Postponed to June 17
The race meet at the Waltham Velodrome, originally set for Saturday June 4 and to be paced by the electric tandem for Jimmy Michael, has been postponed to June 17 due to the tandem not being ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael
Waltham Velodrome
Jimmy Michael
Opposition to bicycle path at Soldiers' Home debate
A large gathering of the Ladies' Aid Association at the Soldiers' Home in Chelsea discussed plans including opposing a proposed bicycle path on the Common. Delegates were chosen for state meetings, while others prepared to protest at City Hall and consider building a greenhouse on Powder Horn Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Association
Soldiers’ Home
Chelsea
Hattie A. Ralph
America
Wellington
Mary A. Pope
Livermore
Howe
Blackwell
Ralph
G. T. Perkins
Paul Lincoln
C. G. Withington
Henry G. Weston
A. K. Hebbard
State Federation
Amesbury
Mary J. Riley
Association
Women’s Clubs
Denver
Col
George T. Perkins
City Hall
Powder Horn Hill
E. W. Hall
G. W. Creasey
D. S. Davis
W. L. Wright
B. C. Converse
E. H. Parker
Teel
Route directions for Boston to Worcester to Springfield bicycle race
A Worcester correspondent notes the best scenic and road route from Boston to Worcester for the Linton Titus race riders. The bulletin cautions poor Northboro and Ashland side paths and marks the only comfortable course via Newton Natick Framingham Centre and South Framingham with many landmarks and a dam noted. It also advisestrain travel to Worcester Springfield due to very poor Worcester Springfield road conditions.
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Boston
Springfield
Worcester
A. i M. C. Allen
Newton
Natick
Framingham
South Framingham
Union Avenue
Framingham Centre
Gateway
Same
Southhboro
Piss Deerfoot Farm
North
Northboro
Ashland
Dorchester Carnival Plans Bicycle Parade July 4
The Dorchester Carnival Association schedules a July 4 morning bicycle parade with many prizes for clubs and individuals. A committee meeting is set for tomorrow at the Tigers’ Roadsters’ house. The Wakefield road race on June 11 is among the first events since Dedham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester Carnival Association
Tiger Roadsters
Goodwin and Kerwin
Wakefield
Dedham
J. F. Moran
Otis W. Smith
Dick Cronin
Louis Solari
Gougoltz
Lumberjack
la Belle France
New York
Eddie Bald
August Lehr
Lehr
Germany
Baltimore
Henry Smith
Elmer Davis
Coney Island
Boston Common
City Hall
Beacon Street
Elliott
Arthur K. Peck
Association Hall
Swiss Alps
Peck
Good Kroads Association
Potter
Massappequa
Long Island
Linton
Titus
Manhattan Beach
Henry E. Ducker
Charles River Park
Waltham Velodrome
Jimmy
Michael
Harvard Contemplates Withdrawing From Intercollegiate Association
Rumors say Harvard may withdraw from the Pattee Intercollegiate Athletic Association before next year’s meet. Reports indicate Yale and Harvard planned talks in New York last Saturday on the advisability of leaving the conference, with partial confirmation of the rumors.
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Esterday
Arvard
Ee Bigelow
Harvard
Yale
Cambridge
Elis
Princeton
Crimson and Blue
Bigelow
Hollis
Tom Burke
Possiboard
Pattee Intercollegiate Athletic Association
New Y
Oiyard
Intercollegiate Association
Brookline Club Hosts Handicap Meet At Public Bath
The Brookline Swimming Club held its second annual handicap spring meeting at the Brookline public bath on Tappan Street with about 400 attendees. George P. Moore led the stars by capturing two firsts and two seconds, while Prof. Peter McNally staged an exhibition. Event results include Holm winning the 262 8 yard race and Moore placing in several events against competitors like Garrison and Rich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline Swimming Club
Brookline
Tappan Street
George P. Moore
Peter 8. McNally
Peter
George S. Rich
Herbert Holton
James Shea
Louis S. Drake
L. A. B. Street
James P. Fletcher
H. Holm
G. P. Moore
F. Driscoll
W. L. Garrison
R. Macormick
Co. W. Lewis
L. D. Somers
BE. C. Hammond
Everett High School Field Day Sets Nine Records at Mt Washington Park
The fourth annual Everett High School Athletic Association meet at Mt Washington Park produced nine school records. Cannell swept events in sprints and jumps, Thompson led distance runs, Hart excelled in throws, and the senior class won the cup with 33 points while ex-junior and English three-year course tied at 211-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett High School Athletic Association
Mt. Washington Park
Everett
Cannell
Thompson
Hart
William F. Crowley
Boston College A. A
Charles Henick
William Hess
William O. Kennard
Edward Monte
George Graham
Arthur Roberts
Guy Hill
Roche Named Harvard Track Captain for Next Year
Harvard announces J. T. Roche, 1899, as track captain for the coming year. Roche, the 100 yard man, has had limited action this year due to a sprained leg from the Pennsylvan ia meet last May. Hoffman won that race in 10 flat, Roche’s time a small fraction behind.
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Harvard
J. T. Roche
Roche
Hoffman
First interscholastic eight oared race on Hudson at Cornwall
The first interscholastic eight oared boat race in America is set for the Hudson off Cornwall this afternoon with Cascadilla School and New York Military Academy crews. The sixth annual Massachusetts YMCA state meet will be held tomorrow at Riverside Recreation Grounds. Garryowen football players met the Emmets manager at the Post. Emmets would forfeit to bind a match, then plan a game with O Connell of South Gaston after forfeiture issues and a June 17 date with Young Irelands of Malden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bennett
Pittsburg
Paddy Sheehan
T.—Louden Campbell
Jack MacClelland
Campbell
Lowell
Martin Flaherty
Joe Hopkins
Syracuse
N. Y
Dick Moore
Pat Raedy
Elmira
Rochester
Frank Erne
Tom Conroy
Ed Dunkhorst
Charley McKeever
Jack Daly
San Francisco
McKeever
Pacific Coast
Daly
Mac Vee
New York
Arthur Akers
Chesterfield Goode
National Sporting Club
London
England
Akers
Pat Sheedy
John L. Sullivan
Sheedy
America
George Godfrey
Peter Maher
George
Manhattan A. C
Roughan Hall
Charlestown
Joe Robinson
George V. Tuohbeby
Hudson River
Cornwall
Cascadilla School
New York Military Academy of Corn
Massachusetts
Riverside Recreation Grounds
Garryowen
Emmets
Garryowens
Emmet
Young Irelands
Malden
Lane
O’connell
South Gaston
Derby Rower Replaces Heath in Wednesday Crew Change
Yesterday George Derby rowed at five with Harding moving to bow at No 56. Derby returned to bow in 0 position. His performance yesterday was ragged due to limited practice, but the boat still moved well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Derby
Heath
Harding
Derby
Final Vote Expected On War Revenue Bill In Senate
Washington June 2 The Senate adjourned with the war revenue measure nearly complete aside from the bond provision and Democratic amendments. A final vote was expected tomorrow before adjournment, with Allison in charge and Butler engagé on the floor. The House passed the urgency deficiency bill funding emergency army and navy expenses tied to the Philippine expedition and Cuba movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Finance Committee
Allison
Rep
Butler
N. CC
House
Army
Navy
Cuba
Colonel Cody Hears Washington Telegraphed Plans to Move South
Buffalo Bill Cody receives several Washington messages about joining the front within ten days. In Buffalo Bill's arena a patriotic scene unfolds with two girls waving flags inspiring the audience and Cody leading a dramatic cavalry spectacle.
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Cody
Washington
Buffalo Bill
Girls In
Old Glory
Cuba Libre
Boys In Gold
First Massachusetts Regiment
Heavy Artillery
Dexter W. Fellows
Cver
War Department
Colonel Cody
General Miles
Urgency bill carries 17.8 million for war needs
Washington June 2 The urgency bill passes with a total of 17 845 000 including a 10 million emergency navy appropriation. Items cover army expeditionary funds for the Philippines Cuba equipment subsistence medicine naval emergency fund Manila harbor defense and supply Bureau costs.
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Washington
House
Alger
Navy
Philippines
Philippine Islands
Cuba
Signal Service of
Army
Subsistence Department
Medical Department
Naval Establishment
Manila
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
War Prices Persist As Bread Holds Its Ground
New York June 2. Despite wheat and flour falling, bread remains at war prices. Bakers blame high wheat costs, while flour merchants note slow price drops due to stockpiles. Retail groceries keep high prices on most essentials, and meat bills rise faster than wholesale costs. Households pay about 21 to 20 percent more for necessities than before the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joe Letter
Letter
Prince of Wales dinner service sold at auction in Boston
The historic Prince of Wales dinner service from the 1860 visit to Boston was auctioned after passing from the Revere House to James Dooling. About 700 pieces survive, enough for three or four sets, and bidding rose from 125 dollars to 275 before Dr. A. Sanborn of Meredith New Hampshire purchased the lot.
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Boston
Prince of Wales
Revere House
James Dooling
Smith
Gerry for Governor Nominee in People's Party Convention
The Maine People's party held its state convention in Bangor with L. W. Smith of Vinalhaven as chair and nominating Robert Gerry of Ellsworth Falls by acclamation for Governor. The platform calls for government money issue power, public ownership of railroads telegraph and telephone, and direct election of national leaders. favors silver coinage and Cuban relief, opposing bond issuance in emergencies.
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Bangor
The
People’s Party
Y. M. C. A. Hall
L. W. Smith
Vinalhaven
Spain
United States
Robert Gerry
Ellsworth Falls
Suspected Spy Case Quietly Probed at Washington
Washington June 2. A diplomat being probed over vague charges of aiding Spain by obtaining information through spies. The matter is expected to take official form soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Spain
Igs
Browning King & Co Adds Hat Department at Kneeland and Washington
The Browning King & Co store at the corner of Washington and Kneeland has opened a new hat department in the rear of the building. Ground floor displays feature ground floor men and youths hats with extensive straw and felt selections while second floor offers additional ladies and children's hats. Elegant plate glass showcases with electric lighting and oak framed cases enhance the display, alongside affordable prices on many items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning, King & Co
Washington and
Kneeland Streets
Kneeland and
Washington Streets
Masons Strike Against Boston Firms Over Wages
Stone Masons Unitog 9 of the Bricklayers and Masons International Union walked out yesterday from Alexander Murtry & Son and Bernard Malone & Sons. They demand 45 cents per hour from May first, a rate accepted by the Master Masons Association of Boston. Union No 0 urges all stow masons and bricklayers to stay off the two firms until the dispute is resolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone Masons’ Unitog
Bricklayers and Masons’ International Union
Alexander Murtry & Son
Bernard Malone & Sons
Master Masons’ Association of Boston
Millionaire Fishermen Form Tarpon Club in Texas
The Tarpon Club, formed near Dallas, Texas, counts 200 members with holdings in the hundreds of millions. Promoter H R Green known as Moldy Green leads the effort. presidents include McKinley and ex President Cleveland, with Senators Hanna and Quay among notable members. A board of directors includes E H Green of Texas and others, and a clubhouse contract has been awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Tarpon Club
Tarpon
H. R. Green
Moldy” Green
Hetty Green
New York
Republican Executive Committee
Texas
McKinley
Cleveland
United States
Hanna and
Quay
E. H
Green
Vanblocken
St. Louis
Houston
San Antonio
W. C. Connor
Med Green
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Cincinnatis
National League
A. Burkett
R. Ft Collins
Boston Walk
Creas
Daffy Collins
Ton
Collins Lowe
Herorooe
Vocaig
Louieville AB. R. PO
Hoy
Dexter
R. F
Wagner
Clingman
Ste
Wilson
Fraser
Dowling
Es Settee
Clarke
McGuire
Anderson
Mercer
Iraser
Wood and Swartwood
Metropolitan A. A. Association
George Dixon
Eddy Santry
Lenox A. C
Dixon
Santry
Tom White
Willow Springs
Sally Smith
Sally
Harry Peppers
Joe Walcott
George Byers
Peppers
Byers
Elton Chamberlain
Jack Baty
Fred Lang
Dick O’brien
Arena A. C
Billy Bush
Ind
Williams
Waltham
Bicycle Notes
Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Pruggiste
Irouler
Star Swimmers
H. LeMoyne
Ainsworth
Brookline High
Everett High School
the Athletic Association
World OF Sport
William F., Cody
Buffalo Bill Combination
Syo
M.D. Harvard
Ont Street
People’s Party of Maine
Masons
Millionaire Fisherimer
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