Brookline High School Expels Top Athlete
A dispute erupts as Brookline High School expels Charles Fletcher amid allegations the action stems from his study shortfalls. His mother says the expulsion is unjustified and the case will go before the school committee. Fletcher is described as one of the school’s best all round athletes.
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Basketball Games Today Across The League
Boston faces Cleveland and Philadelphia meets Chicago in key early season matchups. Washington plays Detroit while New York travels to St Louis for important conference action.
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Tenney's Team After Record
Boston fans face an off day as the Tenney team seeks to equal a 20 game losing streak set by the Collins team. The Nationals have lost 18 and await the next results in a grueling schedule impacting the South End and Brooklyn events.
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Doc tors beat Tenneyites for fourth straight in Brooklyn 8 to 1
Donovan's Doctors defeated the Tenneyites 8 to 1 at Washington Park Brooklyn for their fourth consecutive win. Scanlon relieved McIntyre after three innings as Pfeffer struggled for Boston. ONeill and Strobel were bright for the visitors with brief early offense.
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Syracuse Triumphs Over Boston 7 to 3 in Easy Win
Syracuse, N Y, June 8. The Syracuse NY State league team defeated the Boston American league club 7 to 3. William Dineen, a hometown favorite, struggled and was removed after the third inning as Syracuse built a four run lead. The Syracuse outfield starred and led the hitting.
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Cincinnati and St Louis split doubleheader
Cincinnati and St Louis split a doubleheader with errors by the visitors aiding the locals. St Louis pitcher Egan was ejected in the third inning of the first game. The second game was shortened to seven innings to catch a train. Druhot limited Cincinnati to one hit as Ewing was hit hard.
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Tinker Delivers Key Plays As Pittsburg Falls Short
Chicago report details Tinker’s two timely hits and a clean steal home plus a fumble that prevented a shutout for Pittsburg. Wagner adds a ninth inning score on a single, an out, a steal, and the error caps the late rally.
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Market Review and Outlook for Week Ahead
Market observers note quiet activity over Memorial Day and Whitsuntide with a surface calm masking careful scrutiny of conditions. Analysts weigh money supply risks from steel and railroad financing, the San Francisco fund’s potential flow to New York or Midwest, and the outlook for trading remains cautious yet slightly upward. Earnings reports show Erie improving sharply while Reading struggles amid bull manipulation. overall, traders expect continued professional activity and a possible rise in prices, with copper fluctuating as weekly highs and lows are tracked.
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Providence Line Resumes Summer Service to New York in 1906
The Providence line will resume summer service to New York for 1906 starting Monday June 4. A steamboat express with parlor car and coaches departs South Station daily except Saturdays at 6 22 p m via the New York New Haven Hartford line, connects at Fox Point Providence with the Providence or Pilgrim steamers arriving New York about 7 00 a m next day. Returning, steamers leave New York at 6 p m on weekdays only.
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