Major League Matchups on Schedule Across Cities
Louisville faces Boston while Cleveland plays New York and Cincinnati meets Brooklyn. St Louis travels to Philadelphia with Pittsburgh visiting Baltimore and Chicago at Washington in a packed schedule.
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Home Nine Edges Cincinnati in Tight Contention
Boston fans praised a tense game where the Lambs outslugged Cincinnati early but endured anxious moments. Corcoran impressed with six putouts and seven assists while Beckley and Duffy stellar in fielding. Damman struggled at times but Willis conserved the win as Boston beat Cincinnati six straight in the series.
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Buck Ewing
Lambs
Willie’ Damman
Victor Willis
Corcoran
Reds
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Elmer Smith
Heinie Peitz
Stahl
Damman
Stafford
Clark
Collins
Tenney
Duffy
South Paw
Long
Beckley
Corco
Dr Kilmer Swamp-Root Kidney Remedy Ad
An advertisement claims Swamp Root cures kidney and bladder trouble and related mental symptoms. It urges use for children with bed wetting and urges readers to mail for a free sample and pamphlet from Dr Kilmer & Co of Binghamton New York.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Boston Daily Post
Dr. Sanden
Boston Beats Reds In Exhibition Thriller
Cincinnati led briefly as Willis and Corcoran sparked a scoring burst that left Boston behind early. Duffy and Collins contributed key plays, but Boston rallied with a late surge led by Stafford Clark and Tenney to secure a 10 to 6 victory.
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Tenney
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Chicago Beats Orioles in Line Thriller Amid Poor Play
Baltimore opening day loss as Chicago overwhelms the Orioles with stronger pitching and timely hitting. McGinnity struggled on the mound while Orioles baserunning and fielding were erratic. Swartwood and Warner delivered uneven umpiring decisions. Griffin and [unreadable] faced disputes in the game.
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Orioles
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Griffin
Superbas Dominate as Dunn Shuts Out Tailenders
New York June 5 The Superbas increased batting averages by defeating Hughey as Dunn pitched strongly allowing four hits. Farrell Dunn and Sharp provided key hitting and a sharp double play by Dahlen and McGann highlighted the game. The score:
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Senators Build Commanding Lead After Cuppy Exit
In Washington on June 5 the Senators seized a strong advantage in the seventh inning when Cuppy pitched himself into trouble before yielding to Wilson. Heidrick was ejected for disputing a call as 10,600 fans watched. The score details follow.
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Pawtucket Ties Manchester For Second In A rout
Pawtucket defeats Manchester 10 to 8 to claim a share of second place. McCarthy hit for 25 bases in the contest as Todd works in steady fashion. Home run by News Russell drives the offense with Noyes Bone Ferris and Lepine contributing multiple hits. Attendance 450 at the game in Pawtucket.
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Hartford Takes Third Straight Over Providence in Pitching Duel
Hartford beat Providence 3-1 to complete a three games to one series win. Esper held Providence to four hits while Hartford built runs with two out. Wal ters doubled, Sockalexis and Stouch stole bases, and Kelly joined in the double play sequence.
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Boston College Beats Andover 8 to 1 in College Baseball
Andover dominated by Phillips and Saunders as Boston College loses control at bat. Mains and Saunders shut down BC with strong pitching while Winslow and Ceconi secure the win for Andover.
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Taunton and Portland Play Eleven Inning Tilt
The Tauntons fell to Portland in an eleven inning duel noted as one of the season’s best fought games in Taunton. A dispute over a balk ball led to a heated exchange with the umpire and Counihan was escorted from the field for indiscreet language.
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Pleasant medicine praised as safe and powerful remedy
The article extols Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a mild yet potent medical tonic, likening its taste to milk and nectar while praising its remedial power. It contrasts taste guidance with health, then abruptly shifts to a baseball box score noting Portland and Taunton with listed hits, errors, and game details.
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Duffy
Scores From Regional Matches Reported Across Cities
At Montreal Montreal Syracuse led 9 to 5 over Syracuse. Newark defeated Reading 4 to 3. New London beat Waterbury 4 to 2. Bridgeport edged Bristol 10 to 5. Norwich topped Meriden 13 to 7. Worcester hosted Springfield 10 to 9. Toronto defeated Rochester 13 to 12.
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Norwich
Meriden
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Springfield
Toronto
Rochester
Six from Cincinnati and a Boston clash in sight
Six from Cincinnati battle Reds out of class with Boston. Louisville Colonels visit today to do their best. Glimpses of local sports scenes include the Globe team beating Transcript boys 25 to 6 in five innings and remarks on players and umpires.
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Irish Athletes to Visit America This Summer
A Carrick on Suir Club team of Irish athletes, managed by M Davin, arrives June 24 and will compete in the United States with Irish Amateur Athletic Association sanction. Captain T J Kielly defends titles and holds British records in hammer and weight. W J M Newburn, British broad jumper, posts 24 31⁄2 feet and a rumored 25 feet 11 inches. Other members include Leahy, Welsh, Horgan, and McNamara, with several more likely to join.
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Gardiner and Elkes to Pace Two Road Races at Waltham and Beach
Gardiner the blond Chicago rider faces Harry D. Elkes in two paced races over twenty and twenty five miles. Pacemakers Henri Fournier and a new motor tandem will drive the pace at Waltham on June 17 and Manhattan Beach on July 4. Gardiner trains behind big machines at Berkeley oval while Elkes prepares with his new tandem. Everett Ryans and Fred Beauregard also prepare for two races at Fall River and Waltham, with Ryans claiming to have shaved time under the fifteen mile record.
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Fall River
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Philadelphia
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Trinity Cycle Club
Champion Fitzsimmons Thrown by Pet Pony in Bath Beach
Champion boxer Bob Fitzsimmons was thrown from his pet pony Adam during a ride in Bath Beach New York. He landed on his head but was only slightly hurt. A Boston official warned that a lantern law for cyclists could be proposed to curb park use and provoke accidents.
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Champion Fitzsimmons Thrown by Pony in Beach Incident
After a sudden tangle with a pony at the bathing beach Fitzsimmons was thrown and lay in the road for about half a minute. He recovered, chased the pony a half mile, then returned it to the water. Trainers found no serious injuries and he remains in top condition for his upcoming battle.
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Fitzsimmons Ramps Up Training Ahead of Jeffries Fight
Champion Bob Fitzsimmons led an early morning session in Bath Beach New York with road work rowing and pony trots. He sparred with Jack Everhardt Yank Kenney and Dan Hickey in the afternoon and declared he will finish Jeffries quickly with no lengthy delays for pictures.
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Gravesend Bay
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Yank Kenney
Dan Hickey
Fitz
Jeffries
Jeffries Vows Win In Ten Rounds For Big Fight
Asbury Park report from June 5 notes Jim Jeffries, at 204 pounds, states he is in peak condition and ready to fight Friday night. He trained hard with ten miles running and ten rounds of sparring, declaring the bout will not last longer than ten rounds. Manager Lindy arranged transport for the training crew to the scene. Jeff says his left will settle Fitz.
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Lantern rule alarm for Boston wheelmen
Lawyer George C. Dickson of Massachusetts Avenue exposed a secret effort by park commissioners to require lanterns for all cyclists in the Boston park system. The movement, led by the Fathers of the Measure, was almost passed without public knowledge until news leaked to a few wheelmen. Dickson is not a member of the L A W.
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George C. Dickson
Massachusetts Avenue
Ducker Adds Races to Card at Charles River Park
Manager Henry E. Ducker announces new events at Charles River Park. On June 17 an amateur paced race pits a Metropolitan Wheelmen rider, likely Jack Farnham, against an Eagle C. C. racer, probably Frank S. Ourish, with members of their clubs pacing. Ducker was in Boston Sunday to arrange details.
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Charles River Park
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Jack Farnham
Eagle C. C
Frank S. Ourish
Ducker
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