Nationals Shut Out Again in Chicago Game
New York and Chicago played a low scoring contest as Chicago rallied in the ninth after eight, Chance and Tinker wild throws aiding New York. Lauder doubled for Chicago, Chance and Taylor among the notable hits, with McGinnity and Taylor each fanning multiple batters. Attendance listed at 5 500.
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Thief Ring Terrorizes Jamaica Plain and West Roxbury Areas
Police pursue a clever jewel thief posing as a sewing machine agent who robbed Miss Annie McMannus at 2 Appleton street for 75.75 dollars and hit other homes in the South End West End and Jamaica Plain. A tall man about 27, seen as William Dunn, is sought along with a copycat bogus agent. A 24 year old John Warrett was arrested for pocketing a 40 dollar gold watch on Chardon street.
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Queenstown
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Iceberg Quandary Tests Slain Seafarers Hardship
Gloucester reports two crewmen Melford Roberts and John Jasso from schooner Helen G. Whitten survived days adrift at sea after losing their dory May 27. They battled cold and thirst, scooped water from an iceberg, and were rescued by the Lake Champlain and sent home from Montreal. One crewman Edward Goodwin died earlier with William Sticklin.
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John Jasso
Helen G. Whitten
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Champlain
United States
Edoward Goodwin
William Sticklin
Joseph Hyde
Celestine Powers
Runaway Carriage Injures Brookline Couple on Poplar Street
A carriage ran away on Poplar Street in West Roxbury throwing Mr or Mrs Clinton Robins of 68 South Street Brookline from their trap. Both occupants sustained serious injuries in the incident reported last night.
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National Basketball Matchups Feature Classic City Showdowns
Boston faces Pittsburg while New York plays Chicago. Brooklyn competes with St. Louis and Philadelphia meets Cincinnati in a quartet of league games signaling a busy slate for fans.
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Pittsburg Whites Boston in Continued Shutout Run at Exposition Park
Pittsburg defeated Boston 9 to 0 at Exposition Park, extending a four game shutout streak. Beaumont delivered a home run and a triple while Clarke added a triple and three singles as Pittsburg’s offense and standout defense dominated. Dodging near-misses, Doheny’s pitching combined with flawless infield plays to seal the victory and maintain the team’s dominant run.
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Jake Stahl The New Baseball Wonder
The Western college star Jake Stahl signed by Collins team to trial behind the bat next week. Frank Selee pursued him for the Chicago Nationals. A young giant with speed and twelve home runs this season, Stahl hails from the University of Illinois and excels in football and other sports.
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Bicycle notes open national paced circuit at Revere
The national paced circuit opens at Revere with Nelson MacLean and Stirsen as attractions. Joe Nelson covered miles at Charles River Park in 1 15 yesterday and aims to beat Walthour and MacLean in tonight and Tuesday. Thursday June 11 promises hard sprinter action on the new surface with Kramer and Lawson joining the field.
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Cleveland at New York Detroit at Philadelphia St. Louis at Washington
The schedule lists three away games with Cleveland versus New York, Detroit versus Philadelphia, and St. Louis visiting Washington. Standings and results not provided.
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Ferris Heroic Shot Lifts Boston to Ninth Straight Win
In a wild Huntington avenue game the Boston Americans rallied from a three-run deficit to beat Chicago 10 to 8. Hobe Ferris delivered a dramatic homer in the fifth as 5400 spectators roared, with Freeman Lachance and O’Brien among Boston’s top hitters and Cy Young closing strong after Gibson and Pattison struggled early.
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Daly Drives In A Key Run In Late Game
Criger delivered a strong showing and Lachance anchored at first base as Daly contributed a pivotal run. Tannehill added a solid catch highlighting the contest.
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St Louis Downs Washington In Second Game
Powell outpitched Townsend as St Louis wins game two of the series. Four singles in the sixth inning after Washington left the frame scoreless gave the visitors the victory. Key plays include three base hit by Robinson and steals by Burkett Heidrick and Wallace. Attendance 978 at the park.
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Ragged Detroit Infield Costs Detroit in First Game
Detroit's sloppy infield play early leads to defeat by champions Philadelphia Donavan pitched winning ball. Attendance 4768. Two-base hits by Lush Crawford Davis. Philadelphia edges Detroit 4 to 3 after a tense 50 minute game.
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New York Wins Despite Cleveland Ties Ninth Inning
Cleveland tied the score in the ninth on a productive inning with two runs, but New York won on errors. Tannehill was ejected for disputing a call, Griffith replaced him, Conner and Wright subsided in, and McFarland hit a homer for Cleveland. Bradley Flick Bemis and O Connor led with two base hits apiece for New York and Cleveland respectively.
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Rust Elected Harvard Track Captain for Next Year
Rust a junior quarter miler from Boston was named captain of Harvard's track team for the coming year. He prepared at Noble and Greenough School and is active in the Institute and Hasty Pudding clubs. He has not run this year due to a strained muscular nerve from the B A A indoor games last February.
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Brockton Fights Hard but Drops Game to Nashua
In Nashua New Hampshire on June 5 Brockton battled but did not score after tying in the fifth. It was a pitchers duel with Joslyn hit early but dominant afterward. Nashua won as Brockton failed to capitalize.
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Lowell Defeats Opponent Early in Wide Victory
Lowell won in the early innings aided by Cassidy and solid defense from McLaughlin Connors and Murch. Coughlin left after a rough first inning with Deininger taking over, yielding 14 hits as the team built a decisive lead.
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Manchester Defeats Lawrence 12 to 1 in Easy Win
Manchester rolled to a 12 to 1 victory over Lawrence as Kane provided the key hitting. Gilroy drew many pitches and received weak support, while Manchester pitchers dominated the attack.
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Concord Defeats Fall River 11 to 1 in Easy Win
Concord dominated Fall River with strong batting from Noblit solid defense by Carrigan and Moorhead and key throws by Eaton as the home team rolled to an 11 to 1 victory. Fall River struggled offensively with scattered hits and errors supporting Concord's decisive lead.
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Lenox Club Referee Stops Fight After Arm Injury
Referee Donnelly halted the feature event at Lenox Athletic Club last night when Tim Kearns of Lawrence injured his left arm while contending with Sam Langford of this city. The bout had been a clever exhibition but Langford gained a hollow victory. Eddie Carr and Kid Paul drew in six rounds. J. Shea defeated Bangor Connolly in six rounds and Kid Bernstein won on a foul against Young Dixon in two rounds.
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Lawrence
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Eddie Carr
Kid Paul
J. Shea
Bangor Connolly
Kid Bernstein
Young Dixon
Chinese Honeymooners Beat Defenders 8 to 3 at South End
The Chinese Honeymooners defeated the Defenders 8 to 3 yesterday at South End grounds. Dan McAvoy led the Honeymooners in new gray suits while Defenders players and chorus girls filled the stands. Defenders fans left singing as the Honeymooners celebrated the win.
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Wesleyan shuts out Dartmouth in afternoon tilt
Wesleyan blanked Dartmouth 5 to 0 as Dartmouth failed to bunch hits and several players were scratched. Batteries Munroe and Hanlon opposed Gleason McGrath and McCabe. The game report notes Wesleyan scored in the top of the first and played solid defense to secure the win in Middletown.
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