Americans Win In Walk In Ninth Inning
Detroit beats St. Louis with a 7 to 5 victory as Eason allowed 5 runs and Donahue 2. Friel and Lush doubled, Crawford Birkett and Friel added three base hits, and McCormick Sugden Padden stole bases. Attendance 2877 with Hassett and Carruthers umpiring.
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Eason
Schrvevensee
Kitt
Detroit
St. Louis
Friel
Lush
Crawford
Birkett
Wallace
McCormick
Sugden
Donahue
Anderson
Padden
Kahoe
McAllister
Carr
McGuire
Hassett
Carruthers
Boston at New York and Philadelphia at Washington
Two NBA or college matchups listed: Boston versus New York and Philadelphia versus Washington. The brief cards note pairings without results, venues, or dates.
Boston Nine Handcuffs New York in 9–0 Rout at League Park
Boston’s hitters and Dineen’s curveball dominated New York as the visitors blanked the Giants 9 to 0. Tannehill was hammered early, while Dineen’s control and Boston fielding left New York without an answer. Captain Collins endured an eye injury but stayed in.
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New York
Sbostons
Dineen
New Yorks
Tannehill
Griffith
Davis
Keeler
McFarland
Lachance
Collins
O'Brien
Jack O'Connor
O'Loughlin
Parent
Beville
Freeman
Boston
Courtney
Ferris
Williams
Criger
Conroy
Dougherty
St. Louis Beats Detroit in Sloppy Showdown
St. Louis triumphed 11 to 3 over Detroit in a poorly played game. Burkett starred with the bat and Wallace shined in the field. Ms. Aleer sits five days while Heidrick and Powell miss three days.
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Detroit
Mich
St. Louis
Burkett
Wallace
Ms. Aleer
Heidrick
Powell
Philadelphia Defeats Washington as Orth Curves Tie Easy
Philadelphia won easily over Washington as Orth’s curves dominated today and the home defense faltered. Bender pitched well for Philadelphia’s visitors, with Davis, Murphy, and Hoffman delivering key hits and Holmes and Selbach contributing in the field. Philadelphia collected 12 hits to Washington’s 9, earned runs 5 to 2, and left 4 and 7 men on base respectively. Attendance was reported as 0.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Orth
Bender
Picker
Holmes
Davis
Selbach
Kees L.cross
Deleh'ty
Seybold
de ‘Oughlin
Murphy
Ocarey
Hoffman
Moran
M.cross
Robinson
Schreck
O O
Clarke
H. Pp. A
Bess
Sheridan
Chicago Defeats Cleveland 3 2 In Tight Baseball Tilt
Chicago beat Cleveland 3 to 2 as White pitched well and Chicago outfield defense starred. Attended by 1,350 fans, the game featured five Chicago hits to Cleveland’s five and included Callahan on a two-base hit, stolen bases by Hickman and Bradley, and a double play from Goch to Clingman to Hickman.
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Chicago
Cleveland
White
McCarthy
Sis
Callahan
McFarland
Hickman
Bradley
Gochnauer
Clingman
Joss
Connolly
Collins Team Resumes at Huntington Avenue Against White Sox
Tomorrow the Collins team resumes play at Huntington avenue against the Chicago White Sox. Two decisive victories over pitchers Chnesbro and Tannehill show locals keep their eye on the ball. The strong Brookline Massachusetts State league team has an open date for June 13 and seeks fair guaranties. John J. Ryan Brookline. Billy Nash back from Chicago notes National league dominance. St Louis nears top in American league. Detroit Tigers lost yesterday.
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Huntington Avenue
Boston
Collins
Chnesbro
Tannehill
Brookline
John J. Ryan
Washington Street
Billy Nash
Chicago
Nationals
Pittinger
Locust Street Grounds
St. Louis
Detroit Tigers
National paced cycle meet opens at Charles River Park
Nat Butler and Stinson MacLean are among riders set for the 20 mile opening race at the Charles River Park national paced circuit. Hugh MacLean returns from Providence claiming luck and a winning streak, while Otto Maya faces possible suspension for skipping a Baltimore heat race.
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Nat Butler
Charles River Park
Nat
Stinson
MacLean
Walthour
Louis Mettling
Providence
Baltimore
Bennie Munroe
Basille Guichard
Otto Maya
Board of Control
Maya
Jimmy Moran
Hugh MacLean
Revere Beach
Joe Nelson
Bill Stinson
Baseball Matchups Across Major Leagues
The schedule lists Boston at Cincinnati New York at Pittsburg Brooklyn at Chicago and Philadelphia at St Louis detailing key league encounters forthcoming this season.
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Boston Peewee
Boston
Pittsburg
Chicago
Feeves
Brooklyn
ST. Louis
Philadelphia
P.C. Chicago
Newark
HOS
Cincinnati
Ssecseteess
Boaton
New York
No-Hit Battle As Reds Top Boston Nationals
Cincinnati defeats Boston Nationals 4 to 0 in seven innings as both Ewing and Pittinger shine on the mound. Boston fails to homer as errors and intentional walks help the Reds’ scoring, with two players driving in runs and a defensive miscue aiding Cincinnati in the late innings.
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Cincinnati
Reds
Boston Nationals
Tenney
Holliday
Bostons
Peitz
Greminger
Ewing
Corcoran
Magoon
Big Ed
Carney
Bonner
Moran
Boston
Morrissey
Stanley
Pittinger
Dexter
Steinfeldt
Seymour
Kelley
Donlin
King Kel
Willis
Chicago Defeats Brooklyn 4–3 Behind Slagle Heroics
Chicago wins 4–3 over Brooklyn after bunched hits in four innings and crucial defensive plays. Slagle makes the final catch and perfect throw to home, doubling Dobbs and Jacklitsch. Attendance 3200. Kling Sheckard Dahlen notable hitters. Evans and Taylor credited with decisions. Chance steals twice.
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Nationat
Chicago
Slagle
Dobbs
Jacklitsch
Brooklyn
R. B. Poo
B. Pp
Harley
Strang
Sheckard
Chance
Jones
M'Cree'e
Lowe
Doyle
Casey
Dahlen
Evers
Ritter
Kling
Jordan
Taylor
Evans
Pitchers' duel ends 1 0 as McFarland tops Sparks
In St Louis on June 2 McFarland outpitched Sparks to give Philadelphia a 1 to 0 loss. McFarland held the Philadelphians to two hits with one being a scratch. Attendance was about 400 as the game featured a strong start from both sides and a sharp defensive effort.
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ST. Louis
McFarland
Sparks
Philadelphia
Philadelphians
Dreamer Steam Yacht Sold to A. C. Bedford of New York
Thomas W. Lawson's steam yacht Dreamer was sold through Tams LeMoyne and Crane to A. C. Bedford of New York. The transaction occurred a few days ago, with official notice issued yesterday.
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Stebbins
the Dreamer
Thomas W. Lawson
A. GC. Bedford
New York
Dreamer
Tams, LeMoyne & Crane
A. C. Bedford
Baseball box score snippet with pitching and errors
Details show players Hulswitt Gleason Douglass McFarland Williams Hackett Brain Hackett. Wild pitch by Sparks. Walks McFarland 1. Struck out McFarland 5 Sparks 3. Left on base St Louis 10 Philadelphia 1. Time 1h 24m. Umpire Emslie.
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ST. Louis
Philadelphia
R. B. Pa
A. E
Farrell
Thomas
Donovan
O'Barn
Smoot
Brain
Hallman
Barclay
Hackett
Williams
Hulswitt
Gleason
Douglass
McFarland
Sparks
Emslie
Pittsburg Defeats New York In Low-Scoring Tilt
Phillippi pitched superbly for Pittsburg as New York managed only one reach to third base. Wagner was hit by a ball and Bowerman was ejected for disputing with the umpire. Attendance 4400 as Pittsburg won 4 to 0 with two-base hits by Sebring and Mertes.
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Pittsburg
Phillippi
New York
Bowerman
Wagner
Arnead
Sebring
Mertes
Bresnahan
Wargner
Taylor
McGann
Babb
Gilbert
Phillipps
Phelps
ball—Warner
Johnstone
R A. E
Peaum't
Browne
Bresnan
Ritchey
Lauder
Kruger
Bowerm'n
Warner
Tufts Tennis Semi Finals Produce Lewis and Wise Winners
Henry P. Lewis of Randolph Vermont and William M. Wise of Newton advance to the finals after decisive victories. Lewis defeated Henry B Hanscom 10-6 7-5 6-2 while Wise defeated Edward H Wood 10-4 6-0 6-0 in the Tufts College Athletic Association spring tennis meet.
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Tufts College Athletic Association
Henry P. Lewis
Randolph
William M. Wise
Newton
Wise
Henry B Hanscom
Edward H. Wood
Geoghegan Wins Southern Tennis Championship
Frank Geoghegan of Washington defeated B. D. Little of New York to win the Southern tennis championship in Washington on June 2.
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Washington
Frank Geohegan
Washington Today
D. Little
New York
Lawson plans turbine yacht Dreamer with rapid reversal design
The owner is listed as Mr. A. C. Bedford’s purchasing party, a New York Yacht Club member. Lawson will rename the boat, using Dreamer on a new American turbine yacht being negotiated through Tams LeMoyne of New York. The vessel promises a radical turbine setup with a novel shaft, overcoming the usual turbine reversal problem.
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A. C. Bedford
New York Yacht Club
Lawson
Dreamer
Tams & LeMoyne
New York
Kane and Swander Spark Nashua Victory In Rough Game
Kane and Swander propelled Nashua past Manchester 5 to 4 as Clark was fined by umpire Sullivan for back talk in the eighth and later ejected. Hits included Hickey Cross Wake Swander Smith with RBI from multiple players. Attendance 500 as Cross and Reynolds totaled nine and four strikeouts respectively.
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Kane
Swander
Clark
Sullivan
Reynolds
Tsowoil Sissies
Manchester
Lowell
Hickey
Cross
Wake
Smith
Kinan
Hafford
Cassidy
Bigbie
Lake
McLaughlin
New England Football Pairings From Three Cities
Fall River faces Lowell while Brockton meets Manchester Haverhill plays Concord and Nashua travels to Lawrence in the weekend schedule.
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Fall River
Lowell
Brockton
Manchester
Haverhill
Concord
Nashua
Lawrence
Concord and Nashua College Pitchers Hold Off on Names
Concord and Nashua used altered names in a college game, Nashua winning 7 to 5. Notable players include Soffel Graham Eustace Jordan Daum Noblitt Carney Johnson Marion Cov e n e y and Lane, with Nashua scoring three earned runs to Concord's three. Attendance was listed as 500 with Umpire King.
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Nashua
Concord
R. B. Po
Soffel
O'Stewart
Graham
Eustace
Jordan
Titus
Ona Os
Daum
Noblitt
Borah
Eb Or
Ota Ash
Carney
Wilson
iNey-c
Pastors
iNe
Oova Ay Coveney
Lane
Johnson
Marion
NASA
Ensace L
Clohwlong
Gasxes Cocci
Wiley
Newton
Stewart
Coveney
King
Lowell Defeats Manchester 6 to 4 in Slow Start Win
Lowell defeated Manchester 6 to 4 as Manchester started poorly but rallied in later innings. The standout defense came from McLaughlin with notable fielding exchanges throughout the game.
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Manchester
N. H
Lowell
McLaughlin
Haverhill Tops Fall River 5-2 In Tight Tilt
Haverhill defeated Fall River 5 to 2 as Kilcoyne starred with strong fielding while Coughlin pitched well for Haverhill. Poor eighth inning defense cost Fall River the game. Yeager and Kilcoyne split mound duties with 6 and 5 strikeouts respectively. Attendance 700, Rudderham umpire.
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Fall River
Lenox Boxing Club plans big Friday card with six bouts
The Lenox A C announces a large program for Friday featuring three preliminaries Bangor Connolly vs John Shea Young Bernstein vs Young Dixon and Kid Paul vs Eddie Carr all six rounds. The main bout stacks Tim Kearns against Sam Langford in a 12 round decision access.
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Lenox A. C
Bangor Connolly
South Boston
John Shea
Young Bernstein
North End
Young Dixon
Chicago
Kid Paul
Fall River
Eddie Carr
Boston
Tim Kearns
Sam Langford
Cambridge
Gladiator Athletic Club
Martin Canole
Young Griffo
Monk the Newsboy
Ernest St. Lawrencia
Peter Martin
Young Jennings
Young Fitzgerald
Count Summer
Matty Baldwin
Hugh Glancy
North Attleboro
Jim Blake
Amanuensis
Kid Goodman
Jack Loose
Tom Squire
Jeffries-Corbett
Corbett
Charles K
Brockton
Denny Kelleher
Quincy
Tom Lees
Young Corbett
Jimmy Briggs
Fort Erie
England
Maddie Connolly
New York
Tammany Club
Puames
Ed Moore
Jack Williiams
Young Carr
Jimmy Higgins
Tony Ryan
Billy Green
Jon Mack
Ned Brown
Will
Thomas Leonard
George Byers
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
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Eerie
Boston Steer
Smith Sugden
M'allis’r
Buelow
M'Guire
Mullin
Qo’'Brien
Riger
O’loughlin
Boston Abr
B. PO
Sewer
AJ Collins
Seetee
Fee
Terris
Ceen
Eeler
da McFarland
Ganzel
Seer
Etree
Artis
C.C.A
R. A
B. Po. A
O'Mccarty
Green
Goedinaer
Cay
McFarl'd
Bemis
Lajote
Abbott
Chicago White Sox
Tom Paguin
Malden
Wood Island Park
East Boston Athletics
Bankers and Brokers
Cing Innatt
Dontin
Macoon
Ewing Peet
Boston A.B. R
Dextee Seer
Tenney Tb Neem
Abbe Ticchio
Cooley
Greminger Peitzer
Chicaro
O’day
Hanover and
Portland Streets
P.C
Buffalo
Jersey City
Toronto
Rochester
Worcester
TUFTS
Geohegan
N. E. League
Ree
Oeil San
Rigbie
Swunder
Ark
Loves
O'Kane
Cote
Fanchester
Reynol Ds
P. Taowell
Wintin
SU Murray
Siaith Ib
Wrockton Tees
Wall River
New England
Ollott
Denni'r
Hamil
Weddige
O'Rel
Bowcock
Strol
OlCarrigan
Mureh
Kilco’e
Warren
Moorhead
Coughl
Yeager
Havernil
Pall River
Sheets
O'Reilly
Stroh
Kilcoyne
Coughlin
Rudderham
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