Browns Rally Over Red Sox In Ninth Inning Thriller
In a tight contest St. Louis defeats Boston three to two as Getzein drives a home run and stars with late hitting. Glasscock and Quinn err, Staley and Tucker shine in the field. Crooks and Werden contribute key hits. Clarkston and Gleason called the game, time two hours four minutes.
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Baseball Schedule Highlights Rivalry and City Matchups
Games today include National League contests with Lisburg at Boston and Cleveland at Brooklyn. Also on tap are Cincinnati at Washington Louisville at New York Chicago at Baltimore St Louis at Philadelphia New England Woonsocket at Pawtucket Brockton at Lowell Salem at Portland and Manchester at Lewiston.
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Weaker Pretzels and Fierce Games Stain Yesterday’s Card
The article recounts salty play as the Pretzels disappoint, the Browns clash with clubs, Von der Ahe accepts all, and the Colonels force Brooklyns to surrender. Giants face Kid Miller’s Brigands in a fiery matchup while the Colts fail against the Quakers. Cleveland teams recall recent Washington visits amid ongoing defeats.
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von der Ahe
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Brooklyns
Giants
Kid Miller
Return of Getzein at South End grounds stirs fans
The veteran pitcher Getzein returned to face the champions at South End grounds. After a tense ten inning game, Getzein held the lineup to two runs through eight frames, then yielded two more in the ninth as the dense crowd urged a decisive finish. The sight of his old woodpile days haunted him as the game neared its climax.
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Keefe Dominates as Phillies Blank Chicago in June Win
Philadelphia pitcher William Keefe overwhelmed the Chicago club, sparking the Phillies to their third straight victory. The home team rode favorable fortune and strong play in the field as 1987 fans watched. Attendance noted as 1,987.
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William Keefe
Chicago
Phillies
Reds Jump Over Anse In Rough Battle At Baltimore
In Baltimore on June 3 the Reds defeated the Orioles in a hard hitting game. Both teams struggled in the field and the Orioles scattered hits while the Reds stitched together runs. Attendance was recorded at 740. Score not provided.
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Cincinnatis
Reds
Senators Triumph Over Cleveland In Washington Win
The Senators outplayed the Cleveland team in Washington today, winning on their merits as Milli stars bat strongly and drive the offense. The victory highlights strong pitching and clutch hitting to secure the win.
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Washingtons
Clevelands
Milli
Portland and Salem battle in baseball clash
Attendance 1009 as Portland's sharp hitting and Salem's late rallies shape a high scoring game. Hall drives in three with a seventh inning shot, while Salem baseball and Portland miscues keep tension. Tomorrow's rematch looms after another tense contest.
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Salems
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Portlands
Ward's error wonders in Brooklyn game finish
The Louisvilles won the final game of the series against the Brooklyns as Brooklyn fielding faltered. Hart pitched despite giving up many hits while Foutz relieved in the seventh. Ward made errors but performed well overall amid 1080 in attendance.
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New York Seeks Training After Narrow Loss
New York fell to Pittsburg today due to weak base running and coaching. Hits came in bunches for the visitors. Fuller Bierbauer and Shugart starred in the field. A professional trainer has been hired to improve playing trim as 728 fans watched. The score:
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Sheridan
Providence Grays Take Narrow Lead Over New Haven
Providence won a tight game against New Haven as errors in critical moments by the visitors allowed the Grays to convert chances into runs. The home team played to gain points on every opportunity, securing the victory in a closely contested affair.
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Grays
Portland Victors Over Salem in Tight Game
In Portland on June 3 the Portlands defeated Salem decisively as they surged ahead in the later innings. O Neil faced the batting onslaught in the second inning, and when seven runs were scored Deady was brought in to relieve him, but the Portlands continued to pile up runs and never looked back.
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Manchester Victorious In June Lewiston Contest
Lewiston lost to Manchester as errors in the first inning and Burke’s second inning home run undermined their chances. Welch struck out ten in solid pitching, while Manchester benefitted from a fortuitous hit by A Lezotte for a late two-run rally in the eighth. Webb played second for Lewiston and Lawson, once released by Lewiston, pitched well. Attendance listed at 400. The score remained unsettled.
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Pawtucket and Brockton duel past dark in 12 innings
In Pawtucket on June 3 a tense twelve inning game ended by darkness with Brockton slightly ahead in batting but Pawtucket fielding superior. Lincoln struck out eight, Lynch eleven, Doe topped hitters, and attendance reached 250 as McGuirk was hit by a batted ball.
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Binghamton Troy Game Postponed in Eastern League
Eastern League action from Binghamton shows the Binghamton Troy game postponed. Two games slated for tomorrow include Syracuse at Syracuse Athletic 6 Rochester at Rochester 4 Albany 3.
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Wet conditions postpone Lowell Woonsocket game in Woonsocket
Heavy rain drenches the field causing the Lowell Woonsocket matchup to be postponed at Woonsocket. Officials announced the delay due to unsafe turf and expected rescheduling details soon.
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Princeton Triumph Over Lafayette in June Match
Princeton defeats Lafayette 9 to 1 in a June game played at Princeton, claiming the win. The scoring shows Princeton as the dominant team with a clear margin.
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Lafayette
O Connors Mercy Shuts Out Dartmouth at Hanover
Hanover June 3 1200 witnessed the first championship contest at Hanover Dartmouth played well but O Connors pitching dominated Williams batsmen not a hit was allowed as he struck out ten of the first eleven and sixteen overall only two visitors reached first base as the Massachusetts team saw the futility after the fifth inning
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Pittsburgs Face Boston Batters This Afternoon
Pittsburgs, led by Buckenberger, bring a strong lineup featuring Charley Farrell and Jake Beckley. The squad, with Connie Mack behind the plate and Camp, Baldwin, and Woodcock in support, aims to surprise Boston as their base running lags and team unity unfolds.
Baseball Notes and Player Moves Across The League
Anson tests nine players in the box and plans to trial Matt Kilroy. The Hardwares meet North Weymouth at North Weymouth at 2 p.m. Hemming may get a chance with Comiskey, who seeks another outfielder and hopes to acquire Orator Jim O Rourke of the Giants. Van der Horst discusses strengthening with New York, Boston, Cincinnati and St Louis, all promising support. Selee has a strong early record as manager and his team wins two holidays. Earle fights to stay with the Pirates. Buckenberger supported retention and most players favored keeping him. The Louisville third baseman is after Canopy of Omaha. Colonels want Clausen of Columbus, but neither joins Pfeffer. Tommy Burns arrives sans cap and is improving with the Pittsburgs. John Healy and Pickett are released, McGraw to play second, and Baltimore plans to add infielders in a few days.
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Tommy Burns
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Pickett
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Baltimores
New England League Rumors and Player Assessments
The New England League notes Guinasso's alleged swelled head and McCauley’s parity as catcher. Pawtuckets struggle with no pitching depth, while Klobedanz stays with Gar rity after early-season woes. Woonsockets boast strong individuals, Lewistons ride a winning streak with Keay at second, and Rudderham shows control but lacks confidence. Portland shortstop Johnson hits poorly while Salem’s Smith errs and Killeen shines as a pitcher.
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THAT Bib RELAY Will Be Brought Inside Seventeen Hours
News notes a New York to Boston relay aiming for under seventeen hours with fast riders from Worcester Springfield Spencer Framingham and Boston. Night riding planned on poor roads to save time and a large turnout of wheelmen to meet the despatch carriers. The event runs the day before June seventeenth with coverage promised by The Post.
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Outdoor athletics thrill as N E A A U championships stay on Congress grounds
Boston hosts a big outdoor track meet on Saturday June 11 with entries from Worcester Lowell Melrose Fall River Providence Hartford New Haven and local clubs B A A Trimount Crescent Riverside Dorchester A C Suffolk and others About two hundred stars from the area compete with Worcester A C and B A A favored to perform best Metropoles Melrose and Crescents also strong Fall River relies on Reynolds A five lap track five sprint lanes possible straightaway for hurdles high jump. Ide from Worcester A C to wear their colors in key sprints and distance races. quarter mile half mile five mile promise sensational finishes mile walk watched closely Fans will see unique strides from Bardeen Doherty and Waters.
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Andover Exeter Athletic Meet Set For Tomorrow
Exeter N H June 8 The annual Phillips Andover and Phillips Exeter academies athletic meeting is planned for tomorrow afternoon with events across sprints middle distance jumps throws and hurdles and a close race expected Exeter leads in 100 and 220 yard dashes while Andover holds the mile and half mile records. The contest will be decided by points awarded for first second and third places with officials including directors Millard Gould Rogers and Barlow for Andover and Haradon Parchal Catherwood Rand and Rand for Exeter.
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Oaks at Epsom Downs Won by La Fleche
La Fleche wins the Oaks at Epsom Downs with The Smew second and Lady Hermit third. Betting 11 to 8 against La Fleche. Broad Corrie led early, then La Fleche surged ahead near Tottenham corner as The Smew closed, the finish a close duel.
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