Uncle Anse and His Aggre cation Easily Beaten
Boston wins 8 to 3 over Chicago in a windy day game. Highlights include Dahlen's miscue aiding Lowe and Tenney scoring, Pfeffer's fielding misplay, and Boston's sharp defense after the Chicago surge. Griffith to pitch for Chicago with Dolan possibly for Boston. Attendance around 6000. umpires Lynch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Bannon
Dahlen
Lowe
Duffy
Pfeffer
Tenney
Parker
Collins
Tenny
Tucker
Sharp
Boston
Chicagos
Griffith
Chicago
Dolan
Baseball matchups across leagues listed
National League features Chicago at Boston Cleveland at Baltimore Pittsburg at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Brooklyn St Louis at New York Louisville at Washington New England League shows Portland at New Bedford Lewiston at Falk River Augusta at Brockton Lewiston at New Bedford Eastern League has no games scheduled.
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Boston
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
New York
St. Louis
Baltimore
Cleveland
Washington
Louisville
Euveteses Aeees
Baltimore Eeeereee
NPWS
Ween Il
New England
Portland
New Bedford
Lewiston
Falk River
Augusta
Brockton
Runaway Colt Star Anson Excites Boston Crowd
Adrian C Anson and Pfeffer back in Chicago infield as Boston derails Chicago in a tense 5 to 4 contest. Parker and Sullivan spark the pitching duel while Dahlen errors hindered the visitors. Harrington, Bannon and Tucker starred in defense and timely hits kept the game close.
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Lowe
Tagreor Ors
Cridarg
Boston
Chicago
Dahlen
Tucker
Bannon
Collins
Lange
Hamilton
Wittredge
Parker
Sullivan
Harrington
Lynch
Adrian C. Anson
New England
South End
Jimmy Sullivan
Jonah
Duffy
Dr. Parker
Arlie
Anson
Pfeffer
Williamson
Burns
Joe Harrington
Anse
Joe
Adrian
Jimmy Bannon
Tenney
Everett
Ansim
Chicagos
Jimmy Ryan
Fred Pfeffer
Secord
Kittredge
Papa
Ryan
Decker
Colins
Chi- Collas
Kitfalee Bik
Pabst's Best Tonic Praised as Healthful Spring Pick
Richly worth repeating. Advertisers hail Pabst's Best as the most healthful spring tonic for anybody. Buyers return for more, signaling strong demand and repeat purchases.
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Pabst
Portland and New Bedford Tie With Errors in Baseball Tilt
In the first three innings Hallowell was used and held the visitors to five hits. Attendance was 550. The score shows Portland 12 New Bedford 12 with errors Portland 2 New Bedford 3. Batteries McDougall and Duncan for Portland Braun Hallowell and Burke for New Bedford.
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Hallowell
Popa
Mopg. Sc
Portland
New Bedford
McDougall
Duncan
Braun
Burke
Springfield Defeats Providence in Late Inning Rally
Springfield edged Providence after a seventh inning surge and a wild Knorr throw that produced six runs. McDonald was released by manager Burns. Final: Springfield 6 Providence 2 with three earned runs for Springfield and five for Providence. Leahy Dixon Knight Cooney among the hitters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Providence
Knorr
Burns
McDonald
Eidiec
Leahy
Dixon
Smith
Knight
Cooney
Scranton Routs Wilkesbarre in Loose Ball Game
Scranton defeated Wilkesbarre 21 to 9 after four costly errors and wild pitching. Hurlington and Griffin homered for Scranton, with Yerrick pitching into trouble and Keenan allowing seven runs in the sixth. Scranton totaled 20 hits to Wilkesbarre's 15 as both teams fumbled and walked many batters.
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Scranton
Penn
Wilkesbarre
Yetrick
Keenan
Woth
Hvrtchinson
Griffin
Johnson and Rafferty
Yerrick
Keenan, Betts
Wente
Rochester Wins Tight Extra Inning Game At Syracuse
Rochester beat Syracuse 5 to 4 in ten innings as Beard delivered the winning run. Mason and McFarlin pitched well despite being hit hard, with sharp defense from both teams limiting scoring. Attendance 1500. Scoring details show a close back and forth battle with late heroics.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Rochester
Beard
Mason
McFariin
Philadelphia Defeats Pittsburg In Thrilling Ninth Inning
Philadelphia overcome Pittsburg in a tight game with three runs in the ninth after the visitors rallied to lead 4 3. Smith homered as Philadelphia batted Hawley freely in their final frame. Attendance 4097. Score Philadelphia 7 Pittsburg 6. Hits Philadelphia 11 Pittsburg 13. Errors 2 each. Orth Grady Hawley Merritt batteries.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphias
Pittsburg
Hawley
Smith
Orth
Grady
Merritt
Poor coaching blamed for Brooklyns shutout in Cincinnati game
Brooklyn loses 11 to 9 in a June 4 clash in Brooklyn. Stein outpitched Ehret as Cincinnati runs, but errors behind the mound helped Brooklyn. Attendance 3500. Hits Cincinnati 9 Brooklyn 11. Batteries Ehret and Vaughn for Brooklyn Stein and Burrill for Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
N. Y
Brooklyns
Stein
Ehret
Cincinnati Fieic
Cincinnati
Vaughn
Burrill
Cleveland Rout Baltimore In Easy Victory
Cleveland defeated Baltimore 7 to 2 as Cuppy and O'Connor struggled on the mound. Attendance was 5320. Errors were 7 for Baltimore and 7 for Cleveland. McMahon and Robinson held back Baltimore while the Cleveland battery of Cuppy and O'Connor drove the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Cuppy
Clevelands
Cleveland
Cis
O’connor
McMahon
Robinson
Washington Wins Rally Thriller Over Louisville In Nats Home Win
Washington comeback seals a clear margin as McDermott falters late while King shines for the Nationals. Attendance reported at 1100. Final: Washington 4 Louisville 6. Hits: Washington 13, Louisville 11. Errors: Washington 2. Batteries: King and McGuire for Washington, McDermott and Miller for Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McDermott
King
Louisville
McGuire
Miller
Vermont Drops Finale at Wesleyan In Close Game
In Middletown Vermont and Wesleyan played a sharp fielding game to end the home season. Wesleyan won seven to eight with six double plays and only one strikeout. Base hits favored Wesleyan 14 to 10 and errors 5 to 6. Batteries Townsend Yaw for Wesleyan Dinsmore Agon for Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Conn
University of Vermont
Wesleyan
Vermont
Townsend
Yaw
Dinsmore
Agon
Anson Eyes New Pitchers and Dowd Ties to Harvard Law
Anson targets Eddie Dowd of the Newtons as a potential pitcher for Chicago with Dowd likely finishing Harvard Law School this summer. Dowd once headed the college pitching scene, while Dolan may get a chance to pitch today. Griffith faces a tough test as Chicago plays on the South End grounds at 3 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anson
Eddie Dowd
Newtons
Dowd
Georgetown
Law School
Harvard
Chicagos
Carter
Yale
South End
Charles Lavis
Chicago
Harrington
Dahlen
Dolan
Griffith
Brooklyn
Providence
Newport
Charley Greene
New England League
New York Beats St Louis Behind Pitching debut
New York defeats St Louis 13 to 3 as Campfield holds the visitors scoreless, Breitenstein and Parrott struggle on the mound, while New York’s defense shines. Attendance listed as 2500 with 18 hits to 9 for New York and 4 errors for St Louis.
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New York
ST. Louis
Campfield
Breitenstein
Parrott
Tigw Lod
Es Cenens O
Fae Houee
C'Eistatesions
Campfield and
Farrell
Parrott and Murphy
Interscholastics hold 11th annual games at Holmes Field
The eleventh annual Interscholastic Athletic Association games take place this afternoon at Holmes Field Cambridge with over 200 boys competing. English High Worcester Academy and Phillips Andover are main title contenders as Worcester seeks revenge after a tight indoor finish. The meet features sprint and field events, with stars such as Kane Robinson Jones Kennington and O'Brien shaping the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes Field
Cambridge
English High School
Worcester Academy
Phillips Andover
Kane
Robinson
Worcester
Jones
Kennington
Dedham High School
Cinders
Engti
Mike O’brien
Edmands
Billl Raton
EB. H. S
Hallowell
Pierce
Hoppy
Jack Purtell
E. W. Ashley
E. H. S. Purtell
Rice
Converse
Albertson
Emery
Carleton
Hanson
Porter
Mills
Eddie Mills
Laing
Sullivan
Bellamy
L. Mills
Seaver
Ashley
Purtell
Cady
Yate Hureller
Haglish High
Larry O'Toole
Mohan
Rudichauseer
Mallet
Latin School
Lockwood
Bangor Beats Pawtucket In High Scoring Game
Pawtucket 11 Bangor 7 in a carnival of heavy lifting as Bangor earns seven runs. Weithoff’s defense faltered and Bangor’s hits totaled 20 to Pawtucket’s 25 with 2 errors for Pawtucket and 7 for Bangor. Batteries Rhoades Yeager against Weithoff Reach. Attendance 51.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawtucket
R. I
Bangor
Weithoff
Rhoades
Yeager
Reach
Augusta Defeats Brockton On Poor Fielding In Eighth
In Brockton on June 4 the home team’s defense let them down. After two were out in the eighth Augusta batted Korwan at will to seal the win. Attendance around 300. Final score reads Augusta 9 Brockton 8 with Augusta piling 11 hits to Brockton’s 10 and BrocktonErrors totaling nine. Batteries Di worth and Connor for Brockton. Korwan and Shiea for Augusta.
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Brockton
Augusta
Korwan
AUR
SR Ccs Canine Sae
Worth
Connor
Shiea
Fall River Defeats Lewiston In One-Sided Tilt
Fall River beat Lewiston 8 to 1 in a well played game before 400 fans. Rupert left after being struck by a foul ball. Geter replaced him and made a clever impression, though a wild throw by Geer saved Lewiston from a shutout. Fall River had 11 base hits to Lewiston's 6 with 3 errors to 2. Batteries Stevens Rupert and Geier Williams Messitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Mass
Lewiston
Rupert
Geter
Stevens
Rupert and
Geier
Williams and Messitt
Port land Won Today By Batting Braun Hard
New Bedford Massachusetts report notes port land won today with strong batting against Braun. The game featured decisive offense and notable pitching, highlighting a clear turnaround for the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Mass
Portland
Braun
Sir Walter Wins Brooklyn Handicap in Thrilling Finish
At Gravesend on June 4 Sir Walter from the O Neick stables edged favorite Clifford by a short head to win the Brooklyn Handicap in a dramatic stretch drive. Taral rode Sir Walter to victory as St Maxim and the rest chased, with Clifford making a final rally but finishing second. The crowd of about 20 000 cheered the outsider as weather was ideal for the spring meeting.
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Gravesend
L. I
Sir Walter
O'Neck
Brooklyn
Clifford
Taral
St. Maxim
Hornpipe
Sheedy
Hamilton
Lake Shore
Clayton
Nanki Pooh
Keenan
St. Maxm
Paladin
Sims
Billy Lakeland
Brighton Beach
Horn
Sir ‘Walter
Son of Midlothian
Hornpine
Counter Tenor
Metropolitan
Lithos
Morris
Hart
T. Sloane
Swain
Zanonez
Tirge
Septour
Benamela
Brisk
George Kessler
Winged Foot
A. Clayton
Simms
Don Blas
Hiddenite
Mattie Stanhope
Lehman
Patrician
Captain T
Thieftain
Passover
Kitty
Country Club Race Meet Closes With Big Purses and Star Steeplechases
The final day promises top-notch racing on both flat and cross country courses at the Country Club meet. Outsiders chase large purses, while owner-backed horses run for sport and profits. Notables include Father Bill Daly sending Sheedy for Saturday events, with purses of 400 for the three-year-old mile and similar for the one-mile, 500 for the two-mile National Hunt flat, plus two major country steeplechases. A big crowd is expected and special bicycle check arrangements are in place. Train connections via Brookline and Reservoir stations are noted for spectator access.
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Country Club
Bill Daly
New York
Sheedy
Brookline
Reservoir
Boston & Albany
Beacon Street
Boxing Gossip Preview of June 16 Armory Showdown
Boxing gossip centers on Martin Flaherty’s looming June 16 clash with George Dixon at the armory. Dixon seeks his usual dominance while Flaherty aims to end years of pursuit and claim the title in a definitive effort. The page also previews Sullivan bouts, ticket prices, and possible matchups including Mullins vs Fenton and Sisto negotiations.
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Martin Flaherty
George Dixon
Armory
Flaherty
Martin
Dixon
Louis Sullivan
East Boston
Spike Sulivan
South Boston
Louis
Spike
Dave Sullivan
Joe Elms
Spike Sullivan
Joe Mullins
Paddy Fenton
Woburn
Fenton
Mullins
Nick Burley
Crescent Beach
Sisto
Sammy Kelly
Patsey Broderick
Broderick
Kid McGoy
Lake Michigan
Boxing weight clashes and lawsuit over a war rant
The letter discusses fighters Choynski and Creedon regarding preferred weights 165 and 160 pounds, noting Creedon weighs around 13 stones. It notes Tom O Rourke has sued Police Justice Ingram of Long Island City for 10000 in damages for false arrest connected to a war rant intended to block the Maher versus Slavin bout, and suggests Maher and Slavin are unlikely to fight today.
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Choynski
Jim Hall
Dan Creedon
Tom O’rourke
Columbian Club Regatta Admits New Members
At a Columbian Club meeting last night new members were named J Albert Johnson Augustus Danne Frank J Gethro M C Powell J F Frisbie J E Dorothy George H Winans and E Barry. The regatta committee was formed with C E O'Donnell as chairman Rear Commodore co F Pfund A J Bekkenhuis and James Leveredge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbian Club
J. Albert Johnson
Augustus Danne
Frank J. Gethro
M. C. Powell
J. F. Frisbie
J. E. Dorothy
George H. Winans
E. Barry
C. E. O'Donnell
F. Pfund
A. J. Bekkenhuis
James Leveredge
James Halliday to headline July Fourth bicycle races at Taunton
James Halliday, Mansfield’s popular cycle dealer, will run a six race card on the Taunton track on July Fourth with Bert Hedges of Foxboro refereeing. Four races target amateurs. prizes include a $20 watch, sewing machines, ice pitcher, parlor heater, and silver pieces. The program also notes regional clubs and upcoming events at Centennial Grove and Crescent Granite tracks, plus recent race incidents at Keene and Gloucester events.
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James Halliday
Mansfield
Taunton
Bert Hedges
Foxboro
Ae Verde Westgate
Trenton Flyer
Shoe City
Gloucester A. C
Centennial Grove
Cape Ann
the Grove
Winthrop
Winthrop Cycle Club
Winthrop Beach
C. E. Stiles
M. McCarthy
G. Stacy
C. W. Stowe
L. L. Turner
J. Steele
T. McCarthy
L. Murephy
Gloucester
F. A. Gately
Boston
Brockton
Keene Wednesday
Gately
Eddie Bald
Bald
Peter Berlo
Butler
Nat Butler
Berlo
Asa Windle
Berle
Keene
Freedence
N. Y
Tom Cooper
Cooper
Tremont Cycle Club
Portland
Eagle Cycle Club
H. J. Collins
Charles G. Percival
Wood Island
Kaiser’s yacht Meteor wins Royal London regatta
The regatta over a 50 mile course from Lower Hope to Gravesend was won by Meteor, earning £60. Britannia took second for £2 as Meteors time crossed the line at 6 33 50 with other finishers Ailsa Satanita Britannia Isolde Corsair Caress recording 7 01 07 7 04 10 respectively.
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London
Royal London Yacht Club
Hope
Gravesend
Yacht Racing Association
Meteor
Satanita
Britannia
Hester
Ailsa
Isolde
Corsair
Caress
Yale Crew Prepares for England Voyage
Yale varsity crew completed its final practice in New Haven on June 4, rowing for nearly two hours with short spins. The eight will be shipped on the City of Berlin to sail Saturday at 11 o'clock, followed by a royal departure with a brass band, a tally-ho carriage, and a parade through principal streets.
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New Haven
Yale Varsity
England
Treadway
New York
City of
Berlin
Races Rally as Limber Boy Wins 2:20 Pace at Lawrence
Attendance grows as Limber Boy captures 2:20 pace purse of $300 with Ray Wilkes and Sandy River Boy finishing second and third. Allen Boy takes the 2:32 pace easily, while Timber Bay and Merry Bell headline the field. Times listed include 2:21 and 2:32 pace marks amid a busy pacing program at the Lawrence track.
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Lawrence
Limber Boy
Allen Boy
Ray Wilkes
Sandy River Boy
Pace
Timber Bay
Dean
Vee
Greenhorn
B. S
Skinner
Merry Bell
B. m
Clark
Billy
B? G
Reservoir Stock Farm
Frank Clay
Bis
Allen
B. G
Es Gees
Ray Wiles
Keen
B. Z
Embrine
Thorndale
Alcoyonal
Hubbard
Drew
David Blair
James H. Moran
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