Cyclone Batting Selee's Men Hit For Thirty
Reds maintain position with easy win as tie games and forfeits counted. National League matchups list Pittsburg at Boston and Cincinnati at Washington among others. New England League games include Salem at Pawtucket and Brockton at Manchester.
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Lewiston
Lowell
Portland
Woonsocket
Baseball roundups and results from latest games
Strength and power were on display as the Boston players dominated, Baldwin struggled, and the Giants edged the Colonels. The Spiders, Brooklyns, and Bridegrooms clashed with mixed results while the Browns and Reds suffered notable losses in Philadelphia and against Irwin’s squad.
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Buccaneers
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Anse
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Spiders
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Clevelands
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Quakers
Browns
Reds
Irwin
Danny Richardson
Baldwin's Delusion On the Pitcher’s Box at South End Grounds
An aged man named Baldwin pitched to the Bostons at the South End grounds yesterday afternoon while clutching a delusion as large as the grand stand. He pitched carefully, fearing for the fragile idea he carried, tied to memories of past pennant races and a former ten thousand dollar salary under Anson. The scene unfolded on a sunny day as the old man recounted long-ago triumphs amid a battering first inning by the opposing team.
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South End Grounds
Bostons
Nye
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Anson
Baldy
Feld
Burns
Selee
Pirates
Camp
Nichols
Long
Duffy
Nash
Lowe
Dutty
Tucker
Kelly
Gaffney
Pittsburgs
McCarthy
Longs
Baldwin's Delusion Haunts Pirates in Rikety 17 to 4 Loss
A brutal start sees Baldwin chased early as Selee's lineup pummels Pittsburgh. Long, Duffy, Nash and Lowe spark a 17 to 4 drubbing with five extra base hits while Camp closes the game after Baldwin exits.
Brooklyn Victorious as Haddock Shuts Cleveland in Rough Game
Brooklyn bats Young’s curves and shoots all over the field while Haddock puzzles the Cleveland hitters. Ward leads the Brooklyns at the plate as McAleer O'Brien and Burns make sharp catches. Brooklyn 5 Cleveland 3 after a two-base hitting spree by Griffin Daly Haddock and McAleer, with solid fielding by Brouthers and Griffin.
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Giants Awake Triumph Over Louisvilles in Solid Win
The New Yorks won their second straight game as Crane's pitching curves stymied Louisvilles for six innings. Fielding by Fuller Brown and others helped keep the slate clean, with the home side steadily building a lead in today’s contest.
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Kuehne Stars In NY Baseball Tilt Attendance 1085
Kuehne delivered a fine performance as New York defeated Louisville 8 to 1 in a late season baseball game. Gore and Ewing led New York with key hits. Richardson homered for Louisville, while several players for both sides stole bases and earned runs were tallied by multiple pitchers.
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Brown
Fuller
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Rke
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Stratton
Ewing
Jennings
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Osseery
Bassett
Kuehne
Fields
Grim
Crane
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Richardson
O'Rourke
Seery
Viau
Jones
Ouble
Sheridan
Powers seeks Boston catcher as New Yorks fail to land star
Manager Powers of the New Yorks visits South End grounds seeking a catcher for the club. He targets Bobby Lowe and Kelly but Boston refuses to release either man. Giants show weak catching with Fields, Murphy, and Boyle ill. If Lowe or Kelly had joined, New Yorks would gain infield or outfield strength, while other clubs eye Boston’s stars. Joe Quinn’s injury is noted as not a reflection on his play.
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Kelly
Boston
Giants
Fields
Murphy
Boyle
Lowe
New York
May
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Ward
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Baltimores
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Reds Down Senators in eleventh inning clash
Washington and Cincinnati battled to a tie through nine, then Cincinnati exploded in the eleventh as Knell yielded three earned runs. Mullane relieved Duryea and drew boos for rough play as Cincinnati outscored Washington 5 to 1 in the late frame, with key hits from Duffee O Neil and Knell and strong defensive plays.
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Washingtons
Cincinnatis
Knell
Mullane
Duryea
Phillies Hit Three St Louis Pitchers In Big Win
Philadelphia bats hard against Breitenstein Zaston and Caruthers, scoring six earned runs to beat St Louis 4 to 1. Hallman Hamilton Dela hanty Werden Glasscock and Esper homered or doubled in a high activity game with 3,628 in attendance. Breitenstein exited in first. Easton Caruthers and others pitched for the Red Stockings as Philadelphia pulled ahead.
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Orioles End Slump with Rout of Cubs in Baltimore
The Orioles woke from a slump in Baltimore on June 6 as they hammered the Chicago Cubs. Luby allowed heavy punishment while Cobb received strong support, limiting the Colts to a single run. Attendance was 2,484. The final score was not provided in the readable text.
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Chicagos
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Cobb
Brockton Edges Lowell Behind McCarthy Wildness
Lowell lost the game due to McCarthy's wildness as Brockton pitchers Doe and a timely offense. Burke caught Doe's speed on a fine play, McGunnigle delivered timely hits, Cotter was injured. Brockton staged a third inning spurt to clinch the game in front of 400 fans.
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McCarthy
Doe
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Burke
McGunnigle
Cotter
Hawes
Manchester Beats Lewistons in Tight Game at Home
Manchester defeated Lewistons 4 to 6 in a finely played contest. Wheeler starred on the mound allowing five hits as Manchester took scoring opportunities on four hits including a double and a triple. Coughlin Keay McCormick and Garry played brilliantly in the field. Coughlin’s first appearance for Manchester drew 300 fans.
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Collins
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Mullen
Lewiston
Portland overwhelms Pawtucket in six innings
Portland pitchers silenced Pawtucket’s bats as 23 hits and costly errors produced 14 runs. Kibbedanz worked six innings allowing five Pawtucket hits while Portland’s offense racked up early and late runs. Attendance 275.
Woonsocket Tops Salem In Fourth Inning Rally
Woonsocket defeated Salem 9 to 1 in a high scoring fourth inning, sparked by O Neils wild pitching and timely hitting. Spear starred at third while Harrington and Lew contributed strong defense and Ted Meagher and Lawson shifted in key spots. Attendance was 300 as Woonsocket rolled with no errors and Salem struggled to make safe contact.
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Lawson
Spear
Harrington
Lew
Clam Eaters See Troy In Tight Contest
Providence earned a 2 1 victory over Troy on June 6 in a game noted for timely hitting and costly Troy errors. Clark’s third base play was a lone bright spot amid an otherwise dull affair as umpire Doescher roasts both sides. Key details include earned runs Providence 2 Troy 1, two base hits by Farrar Phillips Johnson, and a double play by Mack and Smith.
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Yale Wins Decisive Game To Take Series
Yale defeats University of Pennsylvania 5 to 4 in the final game at New Haven. Yale led 4 0 until the ninth inning when Penn produced a late threat but could not score after two outs. Hits Yale seven, Penn one. Errors Yale two, Penn one. Batteries Bowers and Kedzie for Yale with Lansing and Bayne for Penn. Umpire Brady of Hartford.
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Deers Ee Roe
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Hartford
Eastern League Games Reported By Syracuse Standings
Syracuse entries and results show Bing hamton 4 over Syracuse 2 Buffalo 3 over Buffalo 3 Albany 4 over Rochester 2 Elmira 5 over Rochester 2 with multiple cities listed in a brief league update.
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Morris Park Race Results Reported for June 6
Morris Park, New York, June 6. Six races summarized with winners Lavish, St. Anthony, Katie A. and Lise G. in a dead heat, Merello, Banquet, Livonia, Now or Never and Arab. Notable times include 0:59 for 5 furlongs and 2:01 for 18-16 miles.
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Tom Tough
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Merello
Shelley Tuttle
Eagle Bird
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Livonia
Tom Rogers
Arab
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New England AAAU Championships Entries and Events
The article lists 135 entries plus eleven more in tug of war for the New England AAAU championships. It names numerous athletes across races from 220 yard to pole vault and notes many clubs including W.A.C., Mel. A.C., and B.A.A. with athletes such as Donahue, Mowry, Lackey, Thompson, and Finneran among others. The dense entry sheet reflects a broad field across sprint, distance, hurdles, throws, and field events.
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Tug-of-War Roster Names From Dorchester and Gloucester Clubs
A list of participants and substitutes from Dorchester A. C. and Gloucester A. C. includes A. A. Ewing W. A. C. S. Doucette G. A. G. J. Grane Jr B. A. A. Tug-of-War A. C. J. Con nor A. Walsh P. Gaffney O. Halloran D. Halloran. Gloucester A. C. W. S. Winslow F. S. Orchard A. N. Gill W. M. J. Quinn C. H. Hart W. M. Gaffney Jr.
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W. M. Gaffney, Jr
New Haven Bicycle Club Holds Third Annual Meet in City
New Haven hosts the third annual New Haven Bicycle Club tournament with ten events. Notables include P. J. Berle, L. G. Berle, Hayland Smith, the McDuffee brothers, and Billy Murphy. A large parade of 2060 wheelmen opened the day, Hartford Wheel Club led in line with 45 riders, Bridgeport Wheel Club won best appearance prize, and the Connecticut L A W held its annual meeting at Tremont House. Races at City Driving Park saw Berle and Seeley deliver fast times despite poor track conditions.
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Harvard Varsity Crew Arrives Early at Thames Course
New London Conn June 6 The Harvard Varsity crew with their launch shells and luggage are settled in quarters on the Thames opposite the starting point of the four mile straight away course. They arrived a week earlier than usual and gave the local committee only a day’s notice of their coming.
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Boston Baseball Notes Include Players And Local Games
Woodcock performs well while Tommy Burns is skeptical yet approving. Fatty Childs and Davis shine as others like Grim Stratton and Jones contribute strength. The Hardwares seek a June 18 and 25 game, with G G Chadbourne named as contact. Eagles of Boston seek July 12 game at Downer Landing, offering half expenses.
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The Relay Ride Pouch Carried by Springfield Riders
The Post outlines preparations for a large relay race to carry a message from New York to Hartford. Winship of Tremont street will make the pouch displayed before the bi cycle event. A. D. Peck Jr leads efforts with plans to use six top New York riders and Springfield cyclists Haradon and Neilson. Hoyland Smith will carry the evening pouch from Worcester to Boston, with Berle, Tyler, Measure, Metz, and Willie Windle as pacemakers and helpers. Start time from New York is 3 a.m with arrival around 8 p.m, though delays are possible. The Post promises full rider lists and updates.
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Lawlor's First Landing at Gloucester in Small Boat
Captain Lawlor, sailing from Boston to cross the Atlantic in a 12 foot boat, arrived in Gloucester at 5 this morning after a rough night. A strong S 8 S W breeze and heavy seas battered the craft, which shipped much water and nearly foundered. He plans to reduce ballast and overhaul the rig with sails sent to a sailmaker for alterations.
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Athletic News and Championship Bids in New England
The Springfield Bicycle Club plans to become an active athletic club and seek N E A A membership. Worcester A C bids to host national AAU championships with expenses paid and prizes funded. The Manhattan Athletic Club also bids. Committee members include Stimpson Sullivan and McMillan. Protests arise against four members at the committee meeting. Cadman invited as finish judge. Donahoe to race Saturday with possible surprises as Ewing’s backers back a pole vault win.
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Enforcing the Game Brattleboro Poacher Arrested in Keene
A Brattleboro man was arrested in Keene on charges from Cheshire County Fish and Game League and the State detective for unlawfully catching two black bass in close season from Spofford Lake Chesterfield. He paid a fine of 10 dollars for each fish plus costs totaling 24.97 dollars. Officers vow to enforce game laws in Cheshire County.
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