Jeddie Wins 3 Minute Class at Concord Driving Park
The Concord driving park opener features six starters in the 3 minute class with Eddie favored then May Bee after Eddie’s ban. Jeddie wins in eight heats lowering a 2 29 4 record. Edith H wins free-for-all heat with a 2:20 time the fastest in New England this season.
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Concord
N. H
Eddie
Mayee
Jeddie
May Bee
Iris
Kitty H
Edith H
Jesse Hanson
New England
Manson
Jock” Bowen
Results at Gravesend sweepstakes and Seaside stakes notes
At Gravesend J Ruppert Jr Gotham won the heavy handicap race with Our Jack second and Aurelian third. Ardath won the two year old sweepstakes. Tenderness placed second. Seaside stakes carried 2000 dollars with top prize to the winner and later auctions. Brookdale handicap results show Stephen J first and Sir Walter second with Lazzarone third. Third race come 3-year-olds selling, Langdon taking win and Sir Dixon, Jr. close behind.
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Gravesend
Li. I
J. Ruppert, Jr
Gotham
Lamley
W. Donohue
Our Jack
Hamilton
Adele Stables
Aurelian
Penn
Wernberg
Cromwell
Sue Kittie
P. Loris
Ardath
Griffin
A. H
D. H
J. Jerty
Monte
Barytone
Nick Johnson
P O’ Day
Gideon & Attal
J. Waremier
R. Doggett
Morrin’s Brisk
Tound
Sebastian
Forum
Castlej Bessie Browning
Patrol
Aleo
Sayer Ole
George Jacobs
Stephen J
Oneck
Sir Walter
Eric Stables
Lazzarone
Mrphy
Sister Mary
Walter
Semae One
Stephen A
Wees
D. H. Morris
J. H. Jelly
Langdon
J. Reiser
Sir Dixon, Jr
Abingdon
W. R. Jones
Blemton Stables
Ajax
St. Michael
Dixon
Prg
Ajax George Dixon
S J. Michael
Charade
Others
Misst ee three fourths mile maidenspeed race
In a sequence of races results show Jim Donlan second Gooding first Marion G second Toots third with times around 1 20. Fasig, Tai Marion G, and The Draggon appear in various places including Fasig Time. Descriptions mention Tobacco stakes and other positions with Geo Beck and Sterold Abel B noted for placements.
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Gooding
Tai Marion G
Toots
Fasig
Desirion
Ber Brendoo
Geo. Beck
Five eighths of a Pa Belli for Lento at Western Star
Details from a racing list show multiple horses with fractions and distances. Notable items include Blondy and Bonet Clement at 101 and 96 respectively, and a set of entries such as Florine Geo st Tom Salisebury and Sentinel les. Stakes and entries reference races of five eighths and three fourths of a mile with selling weights and horse names like Noble Duke and Jim McLaughlin. The list marks several horses with numbers near 100 and 105, indicating weights or odds in a packed plate of racing entries.
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Western Star
Bonet Clement
Florine
Geo
St Tom
Salisebury
Sentinelles
Charma
Cadiz
Giggle
Wistera
Lu Turner
Leporello
Ceremony
Stanley
Fine
Noble Duke
Jim McLaughlin
Hdget
Belisarius
Kenneth
Ambran
Intimidad
Thiers L
Samy
Newmore
Caraccus
Lita
Rag
India
Delury
Quartermaster
Rondieu
Blackfoot
Marie Lovell
May
Pimlico Race Day Sees Cass Sets Track Record
June 4 Pimlico draws a good crowd as Cass clocks a mile in 1:41 for a track record. Only Polydora among favorites wins, with Helias, Humming Bird, and Imp. Discretion placing in earlier races. Winners include Cass in the mile, Polydora in the five furlongs, Laura Davis in the half, and Foundling third in the same event.
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Baltimore
Pimlico
Cass
Wig
Polydora
Hellas
Humming Bird
Imp
Discretion
Imposition Mil
Murcle
Ira
van Blunt
Paladin
Laura Davis
Fon
Bernardine
Foundling
Boxing Gossip Debates Walcott OBrien Smith Controversy
A Boston boxing scene explodes over Tom O Rourke s bid to set Walcott against Billy Smith or Dick OBrien. The letter column questions promotions, referees, and alleged rigging at the Seaside Club while detailing police interference and disputed decisions in Smith vs Ryan.
Facial Scam Probe Names Victim and Suspect
A local facial care scheme is under scrutiny naming Woodby Motrest and Becton as involved parties. Investigators allege misrepresentation and improper claims about product efficacy. The case mentions 8les and freckles as conditions targeted by the alleged scam.
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Becton
Sodbury
Boston Beats Cincinnati Behind Home Runs In Wet Game
The Cincinnati Reds lost 6 to 4 to the Boston team as Boston pitchers and batters produced key home runs. Jimmie Bannon led Boston with a homer in the third, followed by another big blast that put them ahead, while Cincinnati struggled in wet conditions with several misplays. About 1200 spectators watched as Boston widened the gap late in the game.
Washington Defeats Louisville in Darkened Eight Inning Game
Washington pitchers struggled as Louisville hitters capitalized with errors. Clarke homered for Louisville, while Anderson pitched well for Washington. The game ended after eight innings due to darkness with attendance around 2,000. Washington 5 Louisville 3.
New York Defeats St Louis 20–6 in Baseball Game
The New Yorks routed the St. Louis team 20 to 6 with Clarke pitching no hits after the fifth. Tiernan homered. Peitz was fined 25 dollars and ejected in the fourth. Attendance 200. Clarke and Wilson starred for New York. Clarkson struggled for six innings.
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New York
New Yorks
St. Louis
Clarke
Clarkson
Tiernan
Peitz
New York St. Louis
Wilson
Peitz J
Miller
Pittsburg Beats Brooklyn In Ninth Inning Rally
Pittsburg tops Brooklyn 9 to 6 as three earned runs in the ninth pull ahead. Stenzel homer helps Pitt Liberty Kennedy gives way in late innings, with 2000 in attendance and 13 hits for Pittsburg against 11 for Brooklyn.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Pittsburgers
Kennedy
Stenzel
Pittsburg
Hart
Sugden
Grim
Chicago Takes Lead In Totals In Philadelphia Game
Chicago led from the first inning and won 7 to 4 as Lange hit a home run. Attendance was 493 with both teams making 11 hits. Pitchers Griffith and Kittridge for Chicago faced Taylor and Clements for Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Lange
Griffith
Kittridge
Taylor
Clements
Baltimore Beats Cleveland in Lengthy 10-6 Baseball Tilt
Baltimore and Cleveland exchanged sharp hits with Hemming holding most of the innings. In the eighth Cleveland broke through for four runs to grab a two run lead, while Baltimore countered with five in the same frame off Cuppy. Burkett incurred a $25 fine for disputing a call as 3,000 attended. Orioles 10, Indians 6. Hemming Clarke versus Cuppy Zimmer.
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Baltimore
Hemming
Cleveland
Cuppy
Burkett
Clarke
Zimmer
Fall River Defeats Lewiston in Ninth Inning Rally
Fall River defeats Lewiston 8 to 3 in New England League action. Fall River scores 6 runs in the ninth to pull ahead as Lincoln and Rollins lead with strong hitting. Mains and Burke handle the Lewiston batteries.
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Pittsburg
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Louisville
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Baltimore
NEW England League
Bangor
New Bedford
Portland
Brockton
Lewiston
Pawtucket
Augusta
Fall River
NEW England Association
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Fitchburg
Haverhill
Salem
Nashua
Lawrence
Lincoln
Rollins
Mains
Burke
Brockton Rally Fails as Augusta Wins Narrowly
In Brockton on June 4, Augusta edges Brockton 12 to 10 after a late ninth inning rally by Brockton. Willis makes a stellar deep center catch and four homers highlight the action. Final line shows Augusta 12 Brockton 10 with 14 hits for Augusta and 14 for Brockton. Errors: Augusta 6 Brockton 2. Batteries: Butler, Dilworth, McManus, Goodwin. Kerwan, McCullough, Shea.
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Brockton
Willis
Augusta
Butler
Dilworth
McManus
Goodwin
Kerwan
McCullough
Shea
New Bedford Dominates Portland In Early Lead
New Bedford won easily as they batted Ashe out of the box in the third inning and handled Gannon. Scoring shows New Bedford 23 Portland 6 with 021-23 record. Errors credited to Portland. Moynahan Murphy Ashe Gannon and Terrien noted as battery in the game.
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New Bedford
Ashe
Gannon
S Cora
Portland
Moynahan
Murphy
Terrien
Pawtucket Beats Bangor Behind Bold Base Running
Pawtucket edges Bangor with 16 hits to 11 and 6 errors favoring Pawtucket. Todd Yeager Sullivan Heywood Hayes star in a day with daring base running and fortunate breaks for the home team.
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Pawtucket
Bangor
Batterley
Todd
Wilkes-Barre Narrowly Beats Scranton in Close Eastern League Game
Two errors by Ward and weak base running cost Scranton a 2 1 Wilkes-Barre win. The game stayed tight until a double play ended it in the last inning. Attendance was 600. Box: Wilkes-Barre 2 Scranton 1 0 1 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 1. Hits Wilkes-Barre 12 Scranton 11. Errors 2 and 4. Pitchers Campfield Diggins Delaney Smith.
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Penn
Ward
Wilkesbarre
Campfield
Diggins
Delaney
Smith
Syracuse Dominate Torontos In Lopsided Baseball Win
Syracuse outplayed Toronto with Kilroy delivering a brilliant game including a home run. Demont capitalized on errors as Syracuse rode strong hitting 16 hits to 11 and limited Toronto to 5 runs. Attendance was 600 at the port city's ballpark.
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N. Y
Torontos
Hastings
Demont
Kilroy
Toronto
Rafter
Cagey
Rochester Beats Buffalo 8 to 2 in Rochester
In Rochester New York on June 4 the Rochester team overwhelmed Buffalo 8 runs to 2. Buffalo could muster only ten hits and failed to string together an effective rally as Duryea’s pitching limited their scoring. Wadsworth struggled with pace and control, while Rochester’s bats stayed hot throughout the game drawing outs and piling runs. Attendance was listed at 2250.
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N. Y
Buffalos
Duryea
Rochesters
Wadsworth
Rochester Seneree
la Rochester
Buttalo
Patsey Donovan Heads Pirates Right Field Action
Popular New England star Patsey Donovan of the Smoky City Pirates headlines today’s home game. Lawrence native, former captain, known for speed on bases and strong fielding, receives loud cheers from Lawrence fans and admirers in the crowd.
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New England
Pittabur
Pirates
Patsey” Donovan
Patsey
Smoky City
Carter Gives Out The Yale Pitcher Out Of Action
New Haven Conn June 4 Walter Carter Yale pitcher likely cannot return to the mound during his college career. After a 9 to 7 loss to the New Yorks his pitching arm strained and worsened. He now wears a bandage and will probably finish the season as a third baseman. Trudeau remains the only active pitcher, risking Yale’s Harvard and Princeton series.
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New Haven
Conn
Lune
Walter Carter
Yale
New Yorks
Carter
Trudeau
Harvard
Princeton
Salem Defeats Wright and Ditson in Local Ball Game
The Salem team defeated Wright & Ditson before about 300 spectators at Glenmere grounds Lynn. Will Bannon starred for Wright & Ditson with a three bagger and was top hitter for his team. Final: Salem 16 Wright & Ditson 15 with Salem making 16 hits to Wright & Ditson 14 and 8 errors to 9. Batteries Davis and Doyle for Salem Hanniford and Bannon for Wright & Ditson.
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SALEM
Wright & Ditson
Salems
New England Association
Glenmere
Lynn
Will Bannon
Davis
Doyle
Hanniford
Bannon
Princeton Defeats Georgetown in Capital City Match
Princeton beat Georgetown 8 to 3 in Princeton New Jersey this forenoon. The home team played an excellent game with strong batting by Haston Trenchard Mahoney and Sullivan. Georgetown’s errors and pitching contributed to the setback as Princeton showed solid defense and timely hits.
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N. J
Georgetown
Haston
Trenchard
Mahoney
Sullivan
Holy Cross Beats Amherst 8 4 After Rain Halts Game
Holy Cross led Amherst 8 to 4 in seven innings on the Worcester campus as a drizzle interrupted play to let Amherst catch a train.
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Worcester
Holy Cross
Amherst
College
Harvard Men Face Brown on Holmes Field This Afternoon
Harvard teams up for its third meeting with Brown on Holmes field this afternoon. Captain Whittemore is unavailable due to an ankle injury. Buckman starts at third base, and Winslow is likely to play shortstop.
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Brown
Holmes Field
Whittemore
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Notes From The Diamond Umpire Fines And Player Moves
Robinson of Baltimore was fined by an umpire this week for the first time in five years. Knauss of the New Yorks has been secured by Manager Barnie of the Scranton club. The Cincinnatis lead base running while Hawke has not yet pitched for Baltimore. Gorman heads the Little Rock team with Morse handling pitching duties. Tenney used the visitors protector during yesterday’s game and Vaughan challenged the bench over it. Latham directed questions to the stand as manager Selee watched. Arlie to Stivetts prompted, “Let him use your hat.” Hamilton has stolen fifty bases this season and may surpass last year’s ninety-three. Vaughan made a fine catch of Duffy’s line drive, earning the nickname Home Run Bannon. Tenney pitched with speed and accuracy. Boston must win as leaders clash and Hawley may pitch today.
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Robinson
Baltimore
Knauss
New Yorks
Barnie
Scranton
Ark
Morse
South Paw
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Tenney
Vaughan
Boston
Latham
Selee
Jack
Arlie
Stivetts
Footlight
Hamilton
Duffy
Bannon
Ganzel Hawley
Osgood Breaks Two Mile Records At Penns Meet
At Franklin Field the University of Pennsylvania handicap meet saw W D Osgood win the two mile bicycle in 4 55 surpassing the intercollegiate mark by 12 seconds. He then rode two miles in 4 49 5 with pacemakers, shaving 52 6 seconds from his earlier time. G W Orton, famed American miler, clocked 9 41 Thies performance beat the collegiate standard set by Jarvis.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Franklin Field
W. D. Osgood
Osgood
G. W. Orton
United States
Orton
Jarvis
Massachusetts Bicycle Club holds seven minute meeting update
The Massachusetts Bicycle Club met for seven minutes last night as new members joined including Edward ghat tuck of Bicycle row. They plan moonlight runs to West Roxbury and a trip to Buffalo Bill's show with a White fountain tour list filling fast. Miss Gyda P Stevenson, a Chicago public school teacher, is noted for biking in bloomers and revealing a skirt at school triggering laughter.
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Edward Ghattuck
Bicycle Row
Massachusetts
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Charles River
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Gyda P. Stevenson
Chicago
Cameron
Chicago Board of Education
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Charlie Murphy
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Johnson
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New York
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California
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Zimmerman to Face Johnson in Toronto Bicycle Series
Toronto bicycle officials still hope to stage match races between Zimmerman and Johnson this season despite Zimmerman's plan to delay training before departing for Australia. They have wired an offer of a purse double the original for three races.
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Ont
Zimmerman
Australia
Toronto Ferry Bicycle Race Association
Johnson
Howland Beats Chace in New England Tennis Final
In New Haven on June 4 Howland of New York defeated Yale’s Chace to win the New England tennis singles final. Rain halted play yesterday after three sets with Chace leading two to one. Howland clinched the match in two sets today. Howland will face Foote tomorrow to decide the cup for another year.
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New England
Chace
Yale
Howland
New York
Foote
Harwich Yacht Regatta Prize Race Narratives London
In hazy London harbor conditions the Royal Harwich Yacht Club regatta saw the Bri tannia and Ailsa contest the twenty-raters prize and the larger boats race. The Ailsa led, ran ashore at Shipwash but was refloated. times show Ailsa 12 32 00 and Britannia 12 48 00. Stephanie won the twenty waters at 5 16 21 with Niagara second 47 19 behind.
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Royal Harwich Yacht Club
Britannia
Ailsa
Cork
Stephanie
Niagara
Cornell Crew Aims For Henley Grand Challenge Cup
Commodore Hastings of Cornell sails to Southampton to await the crew on the Paris. A new boat is secured for extra men, while Courtney must manage follow alongs. Oxford New College will supply its own rowers, changing Leander's balance. Dutch crew issues loom as stewards plan a meeting.
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London
Hastings
Cornell Navy
Henley
Southampton
Cornell
Paris
Courtney
Thames Conservators
New College
Oxford
Pitman
Harvard Varsity Crew Trains Over Full Four Miles
In New London on June 4 Harvard Varsity rowers practiced long pulls over the full four mile course from Gales Ferry to Thames River bridge, finishing strong in the last quarter. The freshman crew also trained on the upper course and both squads reported in good shape. Hollister replaces Stillman, recovering from tonsillitis, and is described as a powerful oarsman amid cool, raw northeast winds.
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Conn
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Watson
Gales Ferry
Thames River Bridge
Hollister
Stillman
Holster
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