Listless no more as Sat. games spark Dodgers night lineup
Duffy and Lowe sparked a scoring burst with Dexter driving in a run on Eustace's double in the sixth. Clark hit a three-base hit with two out in the ninth as the visitors chased a late rally. Billy McGunnigle and Jack Warner featured in the field as Chicagos were set to headline a brisk afternoon lineup.
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Lowe
Dexter
Eustace
Clark
Billy McGunnigle
Jack Warner
Chicagos
Papa
Anson
Colt
Danny Friend
Villian
Jimmy Sullivan
Jonah
Colts
Bostons
Boston
AB. R. B
Hamilton
Lawe
Arene
Tenney
Scioeve
Collins
Bannon
Tucker
Harrington
Whee Ceirn
Nighois
Louisville
Clingman
McCreary
Warner
Brien
Cassidy
Essen
McDermott, Co
Hill
Larned
Loursville
Duke
Eustace Bannon
McDermott
Nichols
Hi HH
Ballcwarner
Hill Clingman
Hamilton Tucker
Lynch
Baseball Matchups From National and New England Leagues
National League schedule features Chicago at Boston Cleveland at Baltimore Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Brooklyn St Louis at New York Louisville at Washington New England League actions include Portland at New Bedford Lewiston at Fall River Auricia at Brockton Bangor at Pawtucket Eastern League games show Providence at Springfield Rochester at Syracuse Buffalo at Toronto Wilkes Barre at Scranton
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Figzom Cent
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Cincinnati
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Chicago
Sane
Washington
New York
Opus
St Lous
Boston
St. Louis
Louisville
New England
Portland
New Bedford
Lewiston
Fall Hiver
Auricia
Brockton
Bangor
Pawtucket
Providence
Springfield
Rochester
Syracuse
Buffalo
Toronto
Wilkesbarre
Scranton
Boston Reds Defeat Louisville Nine at South End Grounds
The Boston team beat Louisville 14 to 5 amid strong fielding from Bannon and Hill’s late relief. Nichols pitched superbly for Boston while McDermott struggled early for Louisville, with Collins, Duffy, and Tenney delivering key hits as Boston pulled away after a tense middle innings.
Brooklyn Drives Five Early Runs in 6-2 Victory
Brooklyn jumped ahead with Corcoran driving in five runs as Daub pitched well, giving up few hits aside from one inning. Attendance was about 2,000. Final score Brooklyn 6, St Louis 2 with 11 Brooklyn base hits to 6 for St Louis and 3 Brooklyn errors. Batteries Daub Burrill Hart McFarland.
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Brooklyn
Brooklyns
Corcoran
Daub
St. Louis
Daub and
Burrill
Hart and McFarland
Philadelphia Defeats Cincinnati In Error Charged Tilt
Philadelphia beat Cincinnati as the locals played cleanly and capitalized on visitors errors. Thompson hit a home run, attendance 4136, final score listing Philadelphia eight hits to Cincinnati ten with Cincinnati committing four errors. Batteries Taylor and Clements for Philadelphia Fisher and Vaughn for Cincinnati.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Thompson
Chicago Beats New York In Tight Baseball Contest
New York 11 Chicago 14 in a muddy scoreline as Chicago hitters pace the game. Clarke left after five innings with Bowen relieving. Friemd pitched well until the sixth when New York surged with five runs. Attendance around 4000. Hits: Chicago 14 New York 11. Errors Chicago 4 New York 4. Batteries Friend and Donohue. Clarke, Bowen and Farrell.
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New York
Chicagos
New Yorks
Clarke
Bowen
Friemd
Suscede
Nw York
Iask
Chicago
Friend
Donohue
Farrell
Baltimore Defeats Pittsburg In Sixth Straight Win
Baltimore won their sixth straight game of the season over Pittsburg in a hard fought matchup. Hoffer pitched well except for the fourth inning as Killen limited Baltimore, while Sugden and Robinson contributed for Baltimore. Attendance was 2,790 with final score 15 to 4.
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Baltimore
Pittsburg
Hoffer
Killen
PittsBace
Robinson
Sugden
Washington vs Cleveland Ninth Inning Tie Ends in Darkened Draw
A pitchers' duel between Mercer and Young ends with Washington tying in the ninth, Burkett’s homer tying again in the tenth, and the game called after eleven innings due to darkness. Attendance 3500. Washington 8 hits 2 errors 3500. Cleveland 9 hits 1 error. Mercer, Young, Maguire, Wallace, Zimmer.
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Washington
Mercer
Young
Burkett
Tebeau
Emilie
Cleveland
Maguire
Wallace
Zimmer
Pawtucket Beats Augusta as Herr Struggles on mound
In Pawtucket Rhode Island on June 3 Pawtucket defeated Augusta 8 to 5 behind heavy hitting from News Waldron and homers by News and Waldron Pawtucket tallies included several late runs while Herr worked most of the game for Augusta. Attendance was about 400 with 19 base hits for Pawtucket to Augusta nine. Errors favored Augusta six to Pawtucket three and the batteries were Herr Yeager Conroy and Connor.
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Pawtucket
R. I
Herr
Scranton
Augusta
News
Waldron
Pawtick
Bes
Yeager
Conroy
Connor
Bangor Beats Brockton In Seven Inning Drift
In Bangor Massachusetts on June 3 Bangor won easily after Brockton faltered in the field in the seventh. Simon's left field play stood out. Attendance 600. Base hits Bangor eight Brockton six. Errors Bangor four Brockton six. Batteries Wheeler Roach Magee Shea.
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Brockton
Mass
Bangor
Simon
Accon Io Be Ooo
el- Trors
Brock
Burke’s homer seals New Bedford win over Lewiston
New Bedford started Sheible but he yielded to Monahan in the sixth as Lewiston bore in on the game. The home club exploded for six runs in the third, Burke’s seventh inning homer sealing a 60600120 .9 edge. Attendance 500. Hits: New Bedford 10, Lewiston 10. Errors 3 each.
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Sheible
Lewiston
Monahan
Burke
Batterls—Sheible
Monahan and
Morst
Messitt
Fall River Beats Portland in Second Series Tilt
Fall River scored 17 runs aided by a hot third inning and solid hitting from La Joie and Cavanaugh. Portland scuffled until late, managing a surge in the seventh with Klobedanz yielding most of the damage. Attendants numbered 350 as Fall River outhit Portland. errors favored Fall River. Batteries Klobedanz Maupert, McCoy Duncan.
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Fall River
McCoy
Klobedanz
Lajoie
Cavanaugh
Portland
Kxlobedanz
Maupert
Duncan
Syracuse Stars Fold After Sixth Inning Rout by Rochester
In Syracuse on June 3 Rochester surged after the sixth inning, eight runs crossing to crush the Stars who faltered as Whitehill struggled with speed and control. Mason and Delaney were brought in to relieve, but Reilly could not stop the onslaught.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Rochester
Whitehill
Mason
Delaney
Reilly
Rochester Victory Highlights Slugfest in Busy Game
Attendance 2000. Rochester outscored Syracuse with 18 base hits to 11 and 2 errors to 4. Pitchers Lovett Boyd Whitehill Mason Delaney and Ryan logged the at bats, while Rochester tallied a decisive home run in a high scoring contest.
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Rochester
Syracuse
Lovett and Boyd
Whitehill
Mason
Delaney
Ryan
Scranton Beats Wilkesbarre In Clean Game
Scranton defeated Wilkesbarre 9 to 1 in Wilkes-Barre. Keenan struggled with support while Eagan's left field work stood out and Harper and Rafferty paired for Scranton. Attendance 1,000. base hits 11 for Scranton and 7 for Wilkesbarre.
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Scranton
Wilkesbarre
Frrars
Harper and Rafferty
Keenan and Wentz
Toronto Beats Buffalo as McPartlin Faces Tough Day
Toronto hitmaker McPartlin struggled early but the Torontos took control as they bunched hits to defeat Buffalo 6 to 2. A new Bison at short, Richie, displayed promise while both clubs fielded well. Attendance 6,500. Toronto had 11 base hits to Buffalo’s 5. errors Toronto 1, Buffalo 2. Batteries McPartlin Casey Gannon Urquhart.
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Toronto
Ont
Buffalo
McPartlin
Torontos
Bisons
Short
Richie
Oesse
Casey
Gannon
Urquhart
Providence Edges Springfield In Late Rally
Providence defeated Springfield in a 5 to 8 comeback win, scoring seven runs in the last two innings. Lynch stumbled with two errors as Springfield’s defense faltered, allowing Providence to erase a four run deficit in the ninth inning.
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Springfield
Providence
Garrison
Ponies
Lynch
Orange Athletic Club Beats Princeton in Baseball Tilt
Orange Athletic Club defeated Princeton University 16 to 10 in a baseball game at Orange. Priest pitched well for Orange while Princeton used four pitchers. Attendance was about 3,000 as Orange built a lead with four errors by Princeton and five by Orange. Batteries Priest Williams Easton Altman Jayne Wilson Smith.
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Orange
N. J
Orange Athletic Club
Princeton University
Priest
Princeton
Csss
Williams
Easton
Altman
Jayne
Wilson
Smith
Georgetown Beats Cornell In Scranton Baseball Clash
Georgetown defeated Cornell 9 to 5 in Scranton. Blunders by Brown and Aldrich proved costly as Georgetown built a lead despite close batting. Attendance 800. Base hits Georgetown nine Cornell five. Batteries Mahoney Maloney Young Gannon.
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Scranton
Penn
Georgetown College
Cornell
Brown
Aldrich
Georgetown
Mahoney and
Maloney
Young and Gannon
Harvard Defeats Brown In Unsteady Game
Harvard beat Brown 7 to 1 in Providence as Brown suffers a third defeat this season. Paine is credited with Brown's loss while Harvard scores include three earned runs. Other hits include two-base knocks by Haughton Stevenson and Clarkson with Lauder connecting on a three-base hit. One more match remains in the series.
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Harvard
BROWN
Providence
R. I
Charlie Paine
Lauder
Haughton
Stevenson
Clarkson
Playoffs and local clubs clash in Boston area baseball chatter
Local teams issue challenges and seek opponents with guarantees for June and July games. The Hervey Baseball Association promotes a July 28 match with Atkinson Company at South End grounds, while Arcadias and Weymouth clubs seek away dates and solid guarantees. Reports note Mccreary’s near-out call and O’Rourke strike tensions in Nutmeg State.
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W. H. Hervey Baseball Association
Atkinson Furnishing Company
Hervey
Atkinson Company
South End
J. T. Howe
Union Street
City
Jimmy Sullivan
Chicago Jonah
Danny Friend
Arcadias
Joseph M. Cook
Tyler Street
Melrose
Warren Consolidated Club
Dorchester
Institutes of Weymouth
Goodspeed
South Street
Boston
Boston Common
Marios
Bagels
Louisvilles
McGunnigle
New England
Pawtucket
Fall River
Mike’ Finn
Natick
Crishen
Newport
Jim O’rourke
Naugatuck Valley
Bobby Lowe
McCreary
Tie
Tucker
Mce Creary
Showalter Wins as Lead Grows in Chess Victory
Showalter widened his edge by defeating Barry in yesterday's chess match. The current score stands Showalter four, Barry one, with three drawn. Eighth game featured EEN'S GAMBIT DECLINED with Showalter White and Barry Black, followed by a long sequence of moves ending in a complex tactic and material gaining chances for Showalter.
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Showalter
Barry
Een
Coun try Club racing day two offers slow times and near misses
The second day drew a small crowd as races ranged from good to bad. Miss Clay won two events, defeating Canticle and Sea Gull by twelve lengths, with time 63 seconds. Honolulu fell behind in the one mile, while Dalgretti won a contested division amid a foul claim. Trillion edged Royal Bob in a thrilling final stretch to cap the program.
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Canticle
Sea Gull
Cannon
King of Norfolk
William Tell
Lady Lightfoot
Satanella
Hustler
Top Notch
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McLean
Triumph
Triangle
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Detective
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the Sage
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Dalgretti
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Mason
Bob Shore
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Westbury
Spur
Shore
Jake
Royal Bob
William Hendry
O'Leary
Trillion
Mr. Hayes
O’leary
Persimmon Wins The Derby At Epsom Race Day
The Derby at London was won by Persimmon the Prince of Wales horse with St Frusquin second and Earwig third. The royal party including the Prince and Princess of Wales and various royals traveled by royal train. Time for the race was 2:42 with Persimmon winning by a neck amid large cheering.
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Persimmon
Prince of Wales
Victoria Station
Prince and Princess of Wales
Victoria and
Maud
Prince Carl of
Denmark
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Duke
Duchess of Fife
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Perdita
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H. BE. Reddington
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Wriggle
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Teufel
Mr. Leopold de Rothschild
Gulistan
J. H. Platt
Bradwardine
H. A. Harrison
Knight of the Thistle
Mr. T. Philips
Ray Ronald
Mr. John Wallace
Spook
Rexford Rogers Case Reaches Suffolk Court in Elevator Fall
In the Rexford v Rogers estate, Gilbert Rexford, then 12, sues for 50000 with father Wright Rexford also seeking 10000 for lost services. The Cambridge tenement elevator incident on Dec 26 1898 allegedly left him severely injured, paralyzed, deaf and in chronic pain. Attys Coakley Dennison for plaintiff. Badger French for defendant. Testimony to include renowned Massachusetts surgeons. Judge Hopkins set further proceedings after 9:30 this morning.
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Hopkins
Gilbert Rexford
Wright Rexford
Rogers
Timothy W. Coakley
Joseph A. Dennison
Badger & French
Massachusetts
Mr. Dennison
Washington Street
Cambridge
Gsomé
Rexfords
Dennison
Thomas Hughes
Rice Barker wed at Newton Centre in elegant church ceremony
Miss Helen Rebecca Rice daughter of Mr and Mrs Marshall O Rice Newton Centre married Mr Frederick Date Barker of Dayton Ohio in First Congregational Church Newton Centre The decor featured cut flowers ferns and laurel arch two doves The bridal party included Pauline Rice Robert Rand Alice Buckingham Carrie Humphreys Ethel Hall Louise Bean Grace Weston Annie Morris Florence Paul and J Luther Wilkins Best man Dr EF Carpenter and other ushers joined in a reception at the bride's home The couple will reside in Dayton Ohio.
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First Congregational Church
Newton Centre
Helen Rebecca Rice
Marshall O. Rice
Frederic Date Barker
Dayton
Pauline Rice
Robert Rand
Alice P. Buckingham
Worcester
Carrie L. Humphreys
Ethel Hall
Cambridge
Louisa Bean
Brookline
Grace Weston
Newton
Hartford
Florence H. Paul
Rai
J. Luther Wilkins
Toledo
Daniel L. Furber
Thomas Weston, Jr
L. G. Paul
EF. S. Carpenter
Cleveland
Harry B. Fernald
New York City
Walter B. Sanborn
Frederic H. Hovey
William H
Kaneun rebels defeat Chinese army in province clash
In Kaneun, the northwestern Chinese province, rebels routed General Tung’s forces with heavy losses. Other items report Prince Leopold facing possible bankruptcy, Frome election returning J E Barlow, Bronsart von Schellendorf downward toward peace, Earl of Selborne leading the Pacific cable conference, and Cecil Rhodes planning life among Russians to aid regional development.
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Tung
Prince Leopold
Belgium
Frome
Somerset
House of Commons
Viscount Weymouth
Marquis of
Bath
J. E Barlow
Bronsart von Schellendorf
Reichstag
Earl of Selborne
Pacific Cable Conference
Cecil Rhodes
Russia
Hutchins wins two mile prize at Keene race
Harvey Hutchins won first prize in the two mile event at Keene yesterday from the 19 yard mark. The last race Hutchins won was in 1893 in the cash prize league. Eddy Bald and Butler and Bald were unplaced in the two mile handicap. Secretary Bassett reports 1499 new members this past week. The big race on Milburn course, a trolley road spoilage noted. Disqualification investigations of Hadfield are said not to improve his case. Prominent contestants alleged to be employed by manufacturers. Gideon of the L A W racing board has asked Metropolitan Association of Cycling Clubs to review Millburn race records. Eddie Bald Walter Sanger and Tom Cooper will race at the Ice Fund meet Manhattan Beach July 2.
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Keene
Hutchins
Butler
Bald
Bassett
Milburn
Hadfield
Gideon
Metropolitan Association of Cycling Clubs
Millburn
Eddie’ Bald
Walter Sanger
Tom'” Cooper
Manhattan Beach
Kennel Club Won In Municipal Court Trial
In the first session before Judge Adams, W F Richmond sued the New England Kennel Club and Mrs Alice E Cram for 2000 over a dog bite at a Mechanics Building show on April 22. Cram was cleared as owner, case dismissed against her while continuing against the club. The article notes the match ended with seven wickets.
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Adams
W. F. Richmond
New England Kennel Club
Alice E. Cram
Mechanics’ Building
Receiver Appointed Over Trust Estates In Medford Case
In a Supreme Court action Judge Lathrop appointed H Eugene Bolles as receiver to oversee two trust estates held by Baxter E Ferry a Medford lawyer and by the mayor of Medford. The move follows concerns over mismanagement and alleged insolvency.
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Supreme Court
Lathrop
Baxter E. Ferry
Medford
H. Eugene Bolles
Wheelman Williams Convicted in Waltham Court
Spencer T. Williams, president of the A C C and Malden Bicycle Club, was found guilty in District Court for spitting on and assaulting Kerrison and Eaton at the Linscott Tracks May 23. He defended himself, admitted past fines, and appealed to the Superior Court after a $9 total fine.
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Waltham
Spencer T. Williams
Malden
John CC. Kerrison
Charles W. Eaton
Linscott Traces
Waltham Track
J. S. Dean
Boston
Williams
Mayberry
Kerrison
C. W. Eaton
G. J. Sullivan
C. H. Morse
G. Percival
F. S. McCausland, Jr
F. E. Fisher
Eaton
Luce
Big Cyclers Beat New Hampshire at Mona Dock Races
About 250 spectators watched seven events at the Mona Dock Cycle Club. Tom Butler won the main race as Bald and Berio fell 109 feet from the finish and Sanger placed fourth. Pratt won the mile open amateur, with Fisher second. Novices and handicaps were won by PF McCarthy, H A Adams, C H Crurs, and others from Keene, Winchendon, and Worcester.
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N. H
Monadock Cycle Club
Tom Butler
Bald
Berio
Sanger
Pratt
Fisher
Truly of
Winchendon
PF. McCarthy
A. F. Kirkpatrick
West Swanzey
H. A. Adams
Worcester
E. C. Bald
Buffalo
C. H. Craigue
Springfield
C. HH. Crurs
Mr. Blake
Joseph Nadeau
H. Allen
Nat Butler
Cambridgeport
W. C. Sanger
F. H. Pratt
Lawrence
F. A. Fish
F. Baron Stowe
Conway
J.ay. Casey
H. D. Hutchins
Boston
Frank Mayo
W. F. Saunders
Fr. C. Bald
C. H. Drury
G. W. Drury
Secon
G. W. Buckminster
W. A. Russell
Kkeene
Australian Cricketers Win London Match
In a two day cricket match at London the Oxford team was dismissed after their second innings for 129 runs. The Australians then chased the target with seven wickets to spare, securing victory for Australia.
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London
Oxford
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