College and School Games Today
St. Louis plays Boston in Boston. Chicago meets Brooklyn in Brooklyn. Cincinnati hosts New York in New York. Pittsville faces Philadelphia in Philadelphia. Cornell confronts University of Chicago in Ithaca. Cross duels Dartmouth in Hanover. Tufts against University of West Vermont Academy at Bar Lawrence. High battles Salem High at Salem.
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St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
Pitts
Philadelphia
Cornell
University of Chicago
Ithaca
Cross
Dartmouth
Hanover
Tufts
University of West Vermont Academy
Burlington High
Bar
Lawrence High
Salem High
Salem
Selee's Boston Nine Surges From Last to Sixth in League Race
The Boston team, after ten days in St Louis, has surged from last place to sixth in the league standings with strong chances for a first-division berth within a month if injuries and form hold. Herman Long’s return boosts defense and hitting, while pitching has shown solid form aside from a rough Saturday. Donlin’s blast and Dineen Clarke work bolster the lineup as Boston prepares for Teheau and Chi games at South End grounds.
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Boston
St. Louis
Seleo
Selee
Charley Nichols
Herman Long
Long
Cincinnati
Donlin
Freeman
Barry
Duffy
Gelee
Perrenger Wan
Teheau
Chi
South End
Stahl
Tenney
Neen
Dineen
Clarke
Lowe
Here and There in Cycling Across Rainy Runs
The Boston cycling scene reports a wet day as riders from Scituate Acton and South Framingham braved storms. Rudolph Lauriks led a 20 mile pace in 1 2 hours then 1 10, with many finishers named. a second run is planned next Sunday. Ochs and Berry suffered forks failure on a tandem climb but returned by train.
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Scituate
Acton
South Framingham
Framingham
Rudolph Lauriks
Messrs. Kimball and
Clary
Lauriks
J. F. O’brien
W. C. Stone
A. B. Olson
F. D. Turner
Whiting
G. R. Tinker
E. M. Jacques
Victor Briggs
J. Brummell
J. H. Wheater
O. S. Lynde
J. H. Clary
H. Martin
W. L Hawkes
J. J. Baldwin
Collins
F. J. Stiles
J. A. Gardiner
A.S. Ross
William McKay
C. P. Ll
F. H. Maxwell
J. Vose
N. E. Hayward
Charles Murray
EB. Campbell
Ellis
I. A. Wood
W. H. Jenkins
L. Aaron
William G. Briggs
George King
G. BE. Hildreth
George W. Newton
John C. Baglee
S. Locke
A. S. Jost
Buxbaum
J. I. Kimball
C. J. Pickard
Wilwood Devine
Charles Clark
Miss Bell
Delia
Broderick
BE. J. Norris
F. M. Inman
Charles Smith
Miller
Andley
8. Miller
G. K. Steele
S. K. Billings
Ida Harrison
Gussie Harrison
Messrs. Ochs
Berry
Midnight Cavaliers
Ochs
Old Colony Hill
M. C
Bicycle notes on NC A suspension and motor pacing disputes
The NC A investigates a local pro rider who rode as an amateur under an assumed name at a rival state meet, winning a first prize. Officials debate referees removing riders unable to handle motor pacing tandems. Other items mention tandem matches, paced race offers, and riders like Mac McFarland and Albert Champion amid motor concerns and a weather-affected cycle club century event.
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N. C. A. Board of Control
A. G. Batchelder
Messrs
Waltham Memorial Day
Albert Champion
France
Press Cycle Club
F. H. Joggins
Brockton
Ellwood Devine
C. J. Pickard Brockton
Boston
Bank Officers' Outing at Riverside Grounds
The Bank Officers' Association entertainment committee plans a field day at Riverside grounds next Saturday with a special train leaving South Terminal at 2:3. Events include running races, water sports, swimming exhibitions, high diving and canoe tilting. Bowling and tennis are free for members, and the Salem Cadet Band will provide music for a concert and dancing.
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Bank Officers’ Association
Riverside Recreation Grounds
Riverside
L. Burrage
Salem Cadet Band
Mvuggsy McGraw to Start as Swartwood Reappears
McGraw may start today with Emaslie sidelined to recall Saturday's events as Umpire Swartwood makes his first appearance of the season. Swartwood stays for the Lane series while Hurst finishes the week. Hanlon questions Phillies pennant chances and predicts a rough path to a title. Joe Quinn set to play as St Louis returns with Sudhoff Weyhing and Buelow. Ted Lewis notes that ball deflections help some pitchers one day and hurt them the next.
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Mvuggsy
McGraw
Swartwood
Wartwood
Hurst
Hanlon
Phillies
Joe Quinn
Toddi
St. Louis
Sudhoff
Weyhing
Buelow
Tebeauites
Ted Lewis
Ruth Scanion Dies in Manchester Visit at Age Six
Ruth Scanion aged six died suddenly in Manchester New Hampshire while visiting relatives. Physicians attributed the cause to a heart ailment. Her parents reside in South Lawrence.
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Manchester
WN. H
Ruth Scanion
Ies “Reer Leah
South Lawrence
Golf Dates of the Week Clash in May Beers
Golf dates clash as the Connecticut State Golf Association hosts its second annual championship at Wee Burn Golf Club Noroton June 6 7 8 and 9 while Baltusrol Open runs the same dates. Wee Burn’s nine hole course is praised for precision and defense. Charles S Seeley the Berkeley School standout shines. Yale’s Cheney and Bridgeport’s Patterson pose strong challenges for the title.
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Connecticut State Olf Association
Wee Burn
Noroton
Baltusrol
Connecticut
John D. Crimmins
Harvey 8. Williams
John T. Williams
Charles 8. Seeley
Berkeley
Harry Hollins, Jr
Cheney
Yale
Patterson
Ridgeport
Amateurs Seek Games With Area Youth Teams
Local clubs and individuals search for matchups with 14 to 18 year old teams, listing contacts across Boston neighborhoods. The notice details open dates, travel arrangements, and half or full expenses, with clubs including Orient A A, Emmetts, West Quincy, Pioneers of Lynn, and many others. A separate score correction notes Wells vs West Roxbury A A game outcome and interference claim.
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Medfords
Emmetts
Winter Hills
Bell Rocks
Dataraa
Adeeb Cartwright
Medford
the Orient A. A
Anetvaing
L. J. Solari
Bremen Street
Boston
Arctic
Cambridge
Ree Mclare
Wland Street
Roxbury
John Doohan
Linden Park Street
Dorchester
H. Graziana
Maxwell Street
New Dorchester
West Quincy
M. Morrissey
Arch Street
Pioneers
Lynn
Charles EK
Connell
Murray Street
Walpoles
Sara M. Murphy
Weston Street
Wells Memorial
West Roxbury A. A
Wells
West Roxbury
Monitor Club
South Boston
Edward Wall
Third Street
Lawrence A. A
B. Cassidy
Broadway
St. Vincents
J. A. Ford
West Third Street
Everett A. A
J. Curley
Congress Street
City
Harvard
Olympic A. A
Miller Young
Harvard Place
Cambridgeport
Columbias
J. A. Norton
Fourth Street
South
Bay State Reds
South Oston
Crescents
Peter Lauer
Shawmut Avenue
Maplewoods
Charles White
Marshall Avenue
Maplewood
Needham High School
G. Scampton
Winter Street
R. Smith
Eighth Street
Charlestown
William O’brien
Florence Street
J. P. Morgans
Washington Street
D. J. Reilleys
Thomas Lavins
Gold Street
Young Tuckers
Hyde Park
B. K. Ellis
Q. V
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St. Peter's Catholic Association
East Sixth Street
Fort Hilla
Arthur Murphy
Purchase Street
Dr. L. Rogers
Dorchester Avenue
Merrimacs
Heclas
D. F
Glenway Street
Frank Farrell
Willard Street
West Incy
M. Murphy
Hecla
Jack Sheehan
Hecla Street
Washington Grammar School
J. McCarthy
Cambridgs
Dennis Desmond
Temple Place
Orients
Elm Street
Somerville
West
Walters
Kelly
Cromwell
Adam Fink
Rigged Scores Scatter Across NBA Hallmark Games
Yesterday contests in Kansas City and Milwaukee delivered lopsided results with Kenton teams dominating. The Milwaukee game ended decisively for the home side as Indianapolis faced rough defense in a high scoring road matchup.
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Kansas City
Indianapolis
Kansas Oy
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Milwauee
Loubet Attends Auteuil Steeplechase Without Disturbance
President Loubet visited the Auteuil races riding in a landau with Mme Loubet and officials. He was greeted by premier Maldeck Rousseau and ministers, while the US Ambassador Porter and family watched from the stands. The day drew a large crowd and ended with the president returning to the Elysee at five o'clock.
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Auteuil
Loubet
M. Loubet
Palace of the Elysee
Mme. Loubet
M. Combarieu
M. C. Baillouad
Carr
Maldeck- Rousseau
M. Delcasse
M. Millerand
Commerce
M. Leygues
M. Jean Dupuy
Porter
Tribune
Ericang
London
Rowing Prep for Metro Regatta Amid Court Fight Over Club Boxing
The Boston press notes limited rowing practice by Glendon and the B A A crew in advance of the June 18 Metro regatta on the Charles. It lists lineup trials for the Worcester High race, Union Boat Club challenges, and updates on boxing-club legality cases led by Captain Hoffman and Judge Wentworth. Local officials debate legality of boxing meetings while cases against South Boston clubs are dismissed, with Superintendent Eldridge opinions cited.
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Glendon
Charles Une
Esterday Glendon
Worcester High
Phillips
Mier
Fox
Thanisch
Guild
Parmelee
Yde
Bow
Farley
Green
Worcester
Boston
B. L. Pope
Arthur Stevens
Union
Fenno
Davis
Stephenson
Guildige
Clark
Wardwell
McGraw
Blake
Cabot
Henderson
Union Boat Club
Hanlan
Nion B. C
Union Club
Isoteric Club
Hoffman
Judge Dewey
Owl
Colonial Club
Wentworth
Police Board
Commissioner of Corporations
Secretary of State
Beacon Athletic Club
Turn Hall
Division 5
South Boston
Division 6
Harriman
Fallon
Eldridge
Courier
Wyman
Isaac F. Paul
R. Paul
Dewey
Coulter
Paul
Boston Athletic Club
John J. Magee
Wolfboro
Decoration Day
Bright
Joe Walcott
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Harvard Baseball Criticism Calls for Ginger and Team Reform
The piece analyzes Harvard baseball defeats versus Princeton and Georgetown, faulting batters for poor timing and base running. It notes Stillman’s promising pitching as a bright spot, while criticizing weak fielding and a lack of aggression, urging more effort and ginger from the team.
Kramer edges Stevens in Newark track clash
Frank Kramer won the quarter mile by inches at Vailsburg Newark and swept all three heats in the team match race. Tom Cooper also excited the crowd, winning the mile handicap in 2 01 5 over McFarland, with strong showings by J P Jacobson and J Lake in other events. The program featured multiple handicaps and a two heat team race where Kramer and Jay Eaton defeated H Freeman and H Downing.
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New York
Vailsburg
Newark
N. J
Frank Kramer
Orlando Stevens
Tom Cooper
McFarland
J. Tyscher
J. P. Jacobson
New Haven
George Schofield
Brooklyn
George Collette
Tom
J. T. Fischer
R. Walthour
J. Lake
Port Richmond
M. Butter Mark
J. H. Hunter
John King
Mine
Jay Eaton
H. Freeman
H. Downing
Nee Pas
Pence
Motor-paced bicycle race ends in razor-thin finish at Chester Park
Four thousand spectators watched a twenty-five mile match race at Chester Park Cincinnati between W A Rutz of New Haven Connecticut and A B Stone of Denver. Rutz led most of the race but Stone passed near the end to win by six inches. Time 48 minutes 4 4-5 seconds. Reno Runck attempted the mile track record but finished in 1 36. Other races followed.
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Cincinnati
Chester Park
W. A. Rutz
New Heaven
Conn
A. B. Stone
Denver
Rutz
Ingix Miles
Stone
Ruiz
Reno Runck
al Newhouse
Buffalo
Eight Foreign Refugees Reach Tien Tsin in Safety
Six men and two women refugees from Pao Ting Fu arrive at Tien Tsin. nine still missing. Mounted Cossacks scour the area to locate the missing party and bring food to Yan Liu Ching. Reports from Pekin claim Mr Stevenson of the Church of England mission at Yem Ching was murdered and Mr Norman is missing.
Global Naval Balance in the Far East Circa Late 19th Century
The article compares naval strength in eastern waters among the United States, Great Britain, Japan, Russia, France, and Germany. It notes American vessel counts and Pacific gunboat needs, Britain's 38 Asiatic ships with bases at Wei-Hai-Wei and Hong Kong, Japan's 101 vessels with numerous torpedo boats, Russia’s mixed Asiatic fleet centered on Port Arthur, and French and German holdings, including Tonquin and Kiao-Chou Bay, with Germany lacking a strong eastern fleet for now.
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United States
Japan
Philippines
Pacific
Great Britain
Asiatic
England
Wei-Hai-Wei
Shan Tung
Gulf of
Pe Chi Li
Hon Kong
Siberia
Port Arthur
Pekin
France
Tonquin
Germany
Wei-Hai- Wei
Kiao-Chou Bay
United States Navy Strength on the Asiatic Station
Before the Spanish American War the Asiatic fleet ranged at most twelve to fourteen ships. The present fleet, centered at Manila, includes Oregon Brooklyn Newark Monterey Monadnock and about two dozen gunboats with nine supply ships. Global comparisons show Great Britain 413 vessels France 340 Russia 240 Germany 176 Japan 101 and the United States 84 vessels. The era’s naval power hinges on fighting efficiency, not sheer numbers.
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United States
Oregon
Brooklyn
Newark
Monterey
Monadnock
Manila
Great Britain
France
Russia
Germany
Japan
Mackerel Arrivals Signal Strong Season Off Cape Shore
Gloucester reports the schooners Richard Wainwright and Agnes B Downes bringing in 260 barrels and a barrel amount of salt mackerel first of the season. Prospects for a large catch are better than a decade, with fish seen from Nog Man's Land to Nova Scotia and George's Banks to the coast. Total receipts reach about 23 000 barrels, far above 1899.
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Gloucester
Richard Wainwright
Cape Shore
Agnes B. Downes
No Man's Land
NogMan’s Land
Nova Scotia
George's Banks
Bacteria Destroyed by Electric Currents Found
Berlin report from the Hygienic Institute of the University of Würzburg states a new discovery shows bacteria can be destroyed with electric currents.
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Berlin
Hygienic Institute
University of Wurzburg
New Hampshire Hotel Burns at Stewartstown House Fire
Fire swept the Stewartstown House in West Stewartstown New Hampshire owned and managed by George Pike yesterday. The blaze caused extensive damage with losses estimated at several thousand dollars and no serious injuries reported.
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Burns
Colberook
N. H
Stewartstown House
eGorge Pike
West
Stewartstowns
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