Boston Defeated as St Louis Wins Series Opener Aflame
President Frank de Haas Robison of the St Louis Club welcomed Boston visitors after their defeat in the four game series here. St Louis built a large lead helped by an infield error by Bob Lowe and timely hitting from McGraw Donovan and Keister. Hughey and Cuppy combined to hold Boston to one run in the later innings as St Louis produced thirteen safe hits. Fred Tenney's sensational fielding save and Keister, Collins and Bennet leading Boston with stout batting could not overcome the early miscues and St Louis' strong pitching.
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Boston
Fred Tenney
Bob Lowe
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McGraw
Donovan
Keister
Donlin
Tenney
James Hughey
George Cuppy
Vic Willis
Quinn
Jimmy Collins
Burkett
Jimmy
Ney
Fred
Hughe
Willis
Stahl
Double Play Keeps Boston from Rally in Squatters’ Game
Long Lowe and Tenney turn a double play after a fluke hit, Clarke is forced at second on a Hughey misplay, and Hamilton, Collins drive in runs while Boston pitcher Willis struggles. St Louis gains small leads via Quinn’s homer and clutch hits, but Boston’s late rally fizzles as Stahl and Long fail at crucial bases.
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Tenney
Clarke
Cupy
Hughey
Keister
Hamilton
Jimmy Collins
Cuppy
Burkett
Stahl
McGraw
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Brooklyn Triumph In Rough Baseball Meet
Brooklyn won after three hits and five errors produced five runs in the third inning. Kennedy pitched well, limiting Chicago to five hits, three in the fourth, preventing a larger defeat. The scene: Brooklyn ballpark.
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Kennedy
Fettle
Chicago
Pittsburg Takes Final Game Of Series At Philadelphia
Pittsburg defeated Philadelphia 6 to 3 to close the series. Waddell and Orth pitched well for Philadelphia but Pittsburg hitters connected for crucial timely hits. The final score reflected Pittsburg’s better batting and late scoring surge.
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Cin cinnatis Capture Final Game At Polo Grounds
New York team delivered a poor exhibition at the Polo Grounds as Cincinnati won the final game of the series. Score not provided in readable text.
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Healer Eichler Draws Boston Crowds at Hoffman House
In Boston Eichler, famed for instant cures by touch, opens his Columbus avenue sanctuary drawing business people laborers and others seeking relief. He answers questions and demonstrates power, with many reports of dramatic improvements from headaches to paralysis and nerve troubles after single or few treatments at the Hoffman House from 10 to 8.
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Minor league scores and results from the East and other leagues
Eastern League action shows Worcester 2 Providence 0 and Toronto 1 Rochester 6. Meriden 8 Waterbury 4 and New London 2 Norwich 1. New Haven 18 unknown opponent 2. American League notes Milwaukee 8 Detroit 0. Kansas City Buffalo game and Chicago Cleveland game postponed by rain.
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Connecticut State Golf Championship Qualifying at Wee Burn
Dr Carl Martin of Fairfield led qualifiers by three strokes at Wee Burn then beat Patterson 5 up 4 to play in second annual Connecticut State Golf Association match play. He scored a hole in one in his first afternoon round, first in a major in two years. Seeley and Martin loom as favorites as results list many top Connecticut players.
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Wee Burn
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Fairfield
Patterson
Findlay Douglas
Tom L. Cheney
Yale
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Young Seeley
Berkeley
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Eagles Welcome Herman Long in Boston Series Debut
Chicago hosts the first of a four game set at 3 30 with Tim Hurst in charge of the series. It marks Herman Longs first appearance with the Eagles this season since joining a week ago last Sunday. Boston had won every game prior to yesterday and fans claim the club is the mascot.
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Boxing Gossip On Off McCoy Sharkey Match
Boxing gossip notes the McCoy Sharkey match has been called off with confusion over timing and training. It reports Sharkey remains focused on current bouts while McCoy faces weight issues and a potential 25 round match scenario with Ryan and Root set for June 22 at Coney Island.
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Jack Root
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Eddie Tzgerald
Prattville
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Charlestown
Eddie Connolly
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St. John
Haverhill High Wins Third Title in Dartmouth Meet
Haverhill Mass High School captured its third consecutive championship in the Dartmouth Interscholastic Athletic Association meet in Hanover New Hampshire, scoring 49 points. Concord and Kimball Union Academy trailed with 19 points apiece.
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Dartmouth
Women Invited to Brae-Burn Invitational Golf Meet
Entries for the women invitation golf tournament at Brae-Burn Club West Newton listed players from Newton Newton Centre Oakley Alliston Concord Brookline and Brookline Country Club among others. Names include Mrs Leonard Fowle Miss Marjorie Phelps Miss Sanborn Mrs A B Cobb Miss Mart Cobb Mrs vy A Daniels Miss Pauline Mackey Mrs Frederick White Mrs Rogers Miss Grace Keyes Miss Gertrude Fiske Mrs Franz Zerrahn Miss Louise Wells.
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Brookline Country Club
Franz Zerrahn
Louise Wells
Gazelle stakes tops dull Gravesend card in New York
June racing at Gravesend New York drew a small crowd as favorites faded. Indian Fairy led all the way to win the Gazelle stakes for 3-year-old fillies by three-quarters of a length over Oneck Queen with Motley third. Other races featured unclear results and multiple place finishers amid a slow program.
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English Golfers Battle for Blue Ribbon at Baltusrol
A Bostonian, A G Lockwood of Oakley Country Club, entered Baltusrol Golf Club's annual open tournament in New York. His play wowed spectators, with a standout four at the 517 yard sixteenth hole illustrating his superiority. Lockwood appears poised to challenge metropolitan amateurs for the title.
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Oakley Country Club
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Play ends with 36 hole medal play for Baltusrol cup
Thirty six hole medal play decides sixteen players for the Baltusrol cup and sixteen for the consolation while others compete tomorrow for the In the Ruck cup. Matches include Co B Cory of Boston versus Kennedy of Montclair and Boplen of Philadelphia versus Morris County. Participants list Dennis Baltusrol Watson Westbrook Hamilton Baltusrol Graham North Jersey Bayard Baltusrol Janin Harbor Hill.
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Open Golf Championship Opens at St Andrews Grounds
Contested for golf's blue ribbon opens at St Andrews with fine weather and record entries. Focus centers on clash between Open champion Harry Vardon and amateur champion Harold Hilton as veterans and rising stars post rounds and leaders after two days.
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Findlay at Brace-Burn Golf Links Exhibition
A. H. Findlay, the professional, played an exhibition match at the Brace-Burn golf links in West Newton. He beat the home club trio Crawford Phel and Travelli by the best ball score of 7 up over 27 holes. Findlay posted 41 38 42 while opponents’ best ball finished 42 45 44.
Vespers Beat Allistons 14 to 2 at Country Club
In Lowell on June 6 the Vespers defeated the Allistons 14 to 2 at the Country Club. Home team dominated with strong pitching and early offense to secure the win.
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