Bonnerville and Dorchester clash in Inter scholastic league opener
Bonnerville High meets Dorchester High next Wednesday on Dorchester’s home field in a league opener. Hafford of Bonnerville pits his pitching against Brayley of Dorchester as Rindge Manual and Newton High make strides. Wakefield and Everett battle in Suburban league with late standings listed.
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Dorchester High
Dorchester
Leo Hafford
Brayley
Malden
Newton High
Brookline
Wakefield High
Everett High
Amateur Baseball Notices Show Hemlocks Open Season Plans
A long list of baseball clubs and managers outlines open dates for June to July, including Hemlocks proving their season readiness. Numerous teams from Boston and surrounding towns announce age groups and contact people, with Hemlocks already proven.
Jersey City Beats Providence 3 2 in Eastern League clash
Rock and Wagner miscues hurt Providence as Jersey City wins 3 to 2 at Rocky Point. Score by innings shows Jersey City taking an early lead then holding off Providence. Batteries Planmiller Carrisch Viau. attendance 5500. umpire Haskell. Time 1h 5m.
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Wagner
Rocky Point
Éolnzie
Cassidy
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Planmiller and Carrisch
Viau
Haskell
Both Boston Nines See Slight Upswing In Week
The Boston National League teams improved over the week with the Collins squad winning four of five against Washington and Cleveland, while the Nationals took two of four from Brooklyn and St. Louis, losing a 12 inning game on Saturday. Team leaders include Collins at 302 and Parent at 228, with Camp Buckenberger led by Cooley at 328 and Tenney at 320. Winter and Carney shine in fielding averages. Cincinnati hosts today at the South End and Detroit opens a four game set for Collins.
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Miss Fanny Osgood Seen As National Title Contender
Miss Fanny Osgood, winner of the recent state women's golf championship at Wollaston, has been a prominent American player for three years. She reached the semi finals in last October's Chicago national championship before losing to Miss Bessie Anthony by one up. Osgood also defeated Miss M. M. Phelps in a 20 hole match to reach the four rounds in the 192 women's national championship before losing to runner-up Miss L. A. Wells.
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Chicago
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Tween
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Philadelphia
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Country Club
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Pittsburg Beats Brooklyn in Tight National League Clash
In Brooklyn on June 5 the champion Pittsburg team edged the Brooklyn club 4 to 3 as Philipp starred in the visitors box. Garvin pitched seven innings for Brooklyn but lacked run support, while Pittsburg capitalized on the fielding and offense to secure the win.
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Hasta Makes Waste
A brief quip notes wasteful spending on whiskey, urging caution in purchases and frugality. The remark warns against hasty, imprudent spending and implies costs accrue from careless choices. Characters or organizations are not specified.
Dorchester High Meet to Be Held June 17
The first annual Dorchester High School athletic meet takes place at D H S field Dunbar avenue Dorchester on June 17. Scratch events suit Greater Boston secondary schools and handicapped events are for registered A A U athletes plus a 60 yard dash for boys under 16 from Boston grammar schools. Entries close next Saturday with Albert S Perkins, High School, Dorchester.
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Open golf championship pairings announced at Sandwich
London June 6 In the drawings for the open golf championship which starts Tuesday at Sandwich the pairings include Walter J Travis against J Randall E M Byers versus Rowland Jones Harry Vardon against G Duncan of Carnarvon Travis is paired with Randall for the first round.
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Drunk Arrests Report Shows Week Over Week Decline
The arrest record for drunks from 8 a m Saturday to 8 a m Sunday fell from the previous week. Police blotter shows 126 men and nine women, down from 146 men and 24 women.
Chicago Whitesen the Great Batters in 21 Hit Victory
Chicago earned 21 hits and 14 runs as Owen pitched well for Cleveland, holding the visitors to three scattered hits. Two costly errors in the eighth inning kept a shutout from possible.
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St Louis Edges Washington In 14 Inning Baseball Thriller
St Louis defeated Washington 6 to 5 after 14 innings in a brilliant American League game. Sudhoff pitched 14 innings for St Louis, facing 10 hits. Coughlin was ejected in the 10th for disputing a call. Moran replaced him. Attendance 21,118 as Jones and Wallace fueled the late rallies.
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Clan-Na-Gael Field Day Sports at Oak Island Grove
At Oak Island Grove on July 4 the Clan-Na-Gael events feature 100 yard dash, yard run, multiple distance runs, long and high jumps, shot put, weight throw, tug of war, football hurling and baseball contests with prizes from 5 to 100 dollars. Entries for football hurling and baseball close June 25 with H. C. McGrath and Joseph M. Patten. all other events open until July 4 morning.
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Roxbury
Cincinnati Comes Today in Four Game Series
Cincinnati Reds designated as pennant contenders arrive for a four game set with Buckenberger's Braves. Joe Kelley shines at first base and leads the club in promising form as Boston fans expect Cincinnati to press for first place ahead of New York and Pittsburgh. Two new players join Kelley as Cincinnati seeks to extend its early season momentum and defend top spot.
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Cambridge
Huggins Emerges as Season Find in Boston Infield
Kelley praises Second Baseman Huggins as a season find and projects him toward stardom with more experience. The outfield features Donlin Seymour and Dolan, while Corcoran stands at short and Steinfeldt at third. Woodruff has filled second base with Huggins, and Kelley anchors the infield with first base. Pitching relies on Hahn Suthoff and Kellim. Heiney Peitz handles catching duties.
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Kelley
Donlin
Seymour
Dolan
Boston
Tommy Corcoran
Steinfeldt
Hahn
Suthoff
Kellim
Heiney Peitz
Baseball Notes From the South End and Beyond
Cincinnati visits the South End while Wilhelm starts for Boston and Buck’s Braves aim to split with the Reds. The Collins world beaters open in Detroit and York notes tie into Cleveland and Detroit results. Local batting leaders, injuries and player moves are discussed alongside fan tips on supporting two teams in one city and lingering debates over the foul strike rule.
Pace Followers 10 Settle Hour Title Pace Followers 10 Settle Hour Title
Unusually strong open paced races draw crowds at Charles River Park and Jamaica Pond. Riders like Moran MacLean Munroe Leander Stinson De Guichard Sulkins Mettling and Burton Downing compete for the 1904 hour championship across multiple venues in the Boston area.
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MacLean
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Hoffman
Chelsea
George Leander
Vailsburg
Bill Stinson
Sunny Briggs
Golden Gate
Buffalo
Revere
Marcus Hurley
Revere Track
Cyclists Gather at Jamaica Pond In Early Morning Ride
Many cyclists gathered around Jamaica Pond as roadways near the pond hosted an unusual morning ride. The event drew wheelmen from area clubs and casual riders, creating a lively scene along the shore and surrounding streets.
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Quiet Sunday for Harvard Crew at Red Top
Harvard rowing team rests at Red Top as examinations begin tomorrow for two weeks. After a quiet morning the crew reflect on three weeks of training and expect improved form. Mr. Miller and Mr. Thompson arrived from Cambridge to oversee exams. Dr. Jouett will join tomorrow.
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Gloucester Club Cards Night Of 15 Round Bout For Matty Baldwin Replacement
Substitution of Emergency Kelley to face Kid Pantz in a 15 round Gloucester Athletic Club program draws strong interest. Kelley, under Kid Goodman, seeks a draw or win to press a Baldwin or Donahue match. Also scheduled are bouts: Billy Quinn vs Kid Brady, John A. Sullivan vs John Saulnier, and Kenney vs Pantz with Riverview A.C. looming. A San Francisco critique notes Canole’s clash with Battling Nelson hints at evolving boxing styles and emphasizes endurance and grit over pure cleverness.
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Kelley
Gloucester
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East Boston Cyclists Half Century Run Held
The Knockabout Cycle Club of East Boston staged a half century ride to South Framingham. The slow division began at 9:30 with 30 riders from the clubhouse, and the faster group of 20 left Copley square at 11 o clock led by James Magee, with many finishers listed.
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Chestnut Streets
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Massachusetts Wheelmen
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