Selbach to replace Freeman in Boston's right field today
Freeman to sit on the bench as Selbach moves to right field with Burkett in left and Stahl in center. Collins confirms the lineup shift ahead of the 3:30 game against St Louis with Dineen vs Petty on the mound. Weather and rain delays have affected practice, but officials expect a strong crowd of about 10 000 if conditions improve.
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Freeman
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Collins
Burkett
Stahl
Huntington Avenue
Copley Square
St. Louis
Cleveland
Dineen
Gibson
Criger
McAleer
Petty
Walthour Defends World Champion Title At Antwerp 1905
Bobby Walthour of Atlanta facing Hugh MacLean of Chelsea over the claimed world pace follower title. Walthour asserts his 1904 world paced champion medal remains his until the 1905 Antwerp championships, offering $1600 to back his claim in a Revere track race pending a flying start duel.
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Atlanta
Boston
Hugh MacLean
Chelsea
Walthour
Robert Walthour
London
Antwerp
MacLean
Revere
Pittsburg Triumphs 5 4 Over Philadelphia in Tight Finish
Pittsburg defeats Philadelphia 5 4 as Beaumont homers and Doolin stars for the Phillies. Duggleby and Corridon sustain strong pitching. St. Louis also wins in the other game. Attendance about 2,500.
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Clarke
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Seeee
Philadelphia
Thomas c
Gleason
Zheeeees
Courtney
Titus
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Ossie
Robertaille
Pittsburg
St Louis Rally After Chech Weakens in Eighth
National news from St. Louis reports Cincinnati pitcher Chech delivering eight strong innings before fatigue set in and the Cardinals took advantage to score, shifting momentum in a tense early season contest.
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National
ST. Louis
Chech
Cincinnati
Baseball News And Comment In Boston And Pittsburg
A Boston baseball snapshot notes today’s Pirates versus Giants game in Pittsburg and a St. Louis 3:30 start if weather holds. It highlights Seners and Jake Stahl batting near .250, Sam Crawford challenging Keeler for AL batting honors, Grimshaw meeting expectations, and groundkeeper Kelley boosting Huntington avenue infield quality.
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Pittsburg
Pirates
Giants
Senators
Jake Stahl
Squidgeon Noyes
Sam Crawford
Keeler
Boston
Philadelphia Athletics
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Roslindale
J. B. Dealy
Exchange Building
Main
R. J. Fowler
St. Mary’s
Stoughton
John Kelliher
West Stoughton
Carl Green
Cleveland
John Anderson
Washington
Sheridan
Dorchesters
South Boston
Providence
Josslyn
Collins
Washington Beat Detroit With Sixth and Seventh Inning Hitting
Washington won the game aided by Detroit errors in the sixth and seventh. Jones hit the first home run of the season at home, circling the bases after a deep left field shot. Cassidy started a double play in the third inning with three men on base and one out.
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Philadelphia
Clancy
Doolin
Wagner
Corridon
Beaumont
Ritchey
Gleason
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Duggleby
Pee Ws
Robertaille
Tulesinvacsieen
Cincinnati
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Chech
Arndt
Beckley
Corcoran
Taylor
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Cross
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Eeere Lord
Senoreee Schreckengost
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Detroit
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Cassidy
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Anderson
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Huelsman
Mullen
Heyden
Jacobsen
Dia Vine
Hughes
Heiced
AY Schaefer
C. F
Lowe
Seeee
Washingc $ Coughlin
Orson
Sheridan
Improving Narragansett Park for July 17 Meeting
Improvements at Narragansett Park Cranston aim to host a July 17 to August 5 racing meeting. A new clubhouse paddock circular betting ring grand stand and stables for 200 horses have been added. The turf track is being prepared and officials will be approved by the Jockey Club.
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Jockey Club
Champion Albert Champion Returns to Paced Racing Best in France
French cyclist and automobile driver Albert Champion, visiting Boston as a representative of a major French car firm, plans to resume paced racing in the United States and France this season. He recalls a Brighton Beach accident two years ago that left a leg injury but says he will compete again after winning the 100 kilometre Paris race to claim the French paced championship last fall.
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Boston
Brighton Beach
N. Y
Champion
France
Paris
Brighton
Schoenfuss To Pitch For Harvard In Bowdoin Game
Harvard baseball, discouraged by Castle and Dartmouth, tests Frank Schoenfuss as pitcher against Bowdoin at Soldiers Field. Spencer moves to right field for Greenough injured. Kernan leads batting as recent hitting streaks impress.
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Brown
Dartmouth
Harvard
Frank Schoenfuss
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Bowdoin
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Spencer
Greenough
Kernan
Two chauffeurs jailed for speeding under new law
In New York City Justice McKeon sentenced Henri Roger and Joseph Fernandez to five days in jail and a $50 fine each, the first prison terms under a new speeding law. He warned that future offenders would likewise receive jail sentences in addition to fines, with imprisonment possibly rising to six months.
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Henri Roger
Joseph Fernandez
Justice McKeon
Court of Special Sessions
McKeon
Pulliam Directs Umpires After League Ruling
New York June 6. telegram from Harry C Pulliam president of the National League orders all umpires to follow the league instructions to the letter and report any violations of good order on the field as in the past. The message refers to a Boston decision in cases involving McGraw and the New York club against the league president and umpires.
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Harry C. Pulliam
National League of Professional Baseball Clubs
Boston
McGraw
National League
White Star Dorchester Team Pitcher Wins All Games
Dorchester High School pitcher Steve White has won every game this season as his team, champions of the Interscholastic league, opened with a 5 2 victory over English High. White plans another term at Dorchester High and aims for continued success next year.
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English High
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Malden
Somerville
Dorchester High
Boxers scrap changes and upcoming matches at Chelsea club
Gossip says Tommy Sullivan withdraws from a Langford clash at Chelsea, citing memory of a Marlboro defeat. Kid Goodman boxes Johnny Burns in a nearly even match, Burns’ past wins and height noted. McCloskey fights on with injuries as plans for Moran vs Feltz or Owen Moran weigh in. Brockton event teases Lynch vs Delmont and a Johnny Powers letter.
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Lawrence
Sam Langford
Cambridge
Douglas A. C
Chelsea
Tommy
Langford
Marlboro
Kid Goodman
Johnny Burns
New York
Burns
Boston
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Jimmy Gardner
Oscar Gardner
Eddy Lenny
Brooklyn
Eddy McMann
Tim Callahan
Nelson
Chicago
Goodman
Goodman-Chester Goodwin
Adam Ryan
Philadel
Peter Sullivan
Fall River
Blink McCloskey
Fred Douglas
McCloskey
Arthur Cote
Timmy Briggs
Briggs
Feltz
Owen Moran
Baltimore
Som O’rourke
Moran
Mosey Penn
Little Pole
Johnny Lynch
Albert Delmont
Brockton
Lynch
Delmont
Johnny Powers
Yankee Yachts to Sail Abroad
Southampton June 6 The yachts Atlantic Hildegarde Utowanda Thistle and Endymion refitting in Southampton Harbor to race in European waters this season. The Heligoland cup starts June 17 off Dover finishing at Heligoland a handicap event. American entries include Ailsa Thistle Hildegarde Fleur de Lys Endymion with auxiliaries Apache Atowanda Atlantic Sunbeam also entered.
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Atlantic
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Utowanda
Thistle
Endymion
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Ingomar
Ailsa
Fleur de Lys
Apache
Atowanda
Lord Brassey
Sunbeam
Yale Crews Leave for New London Opener
Yale varsity and freshman rowing squads depart New Haven for New London. The varsity eight aims to win, the freshman eight is stronger than last year, and the varsity four remains unsettled. Yale expects victories in the varsity and freshman races, with the four in doubt until late.
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New Haven
Yale
New London
Brown University elects new class athletic managers
The Brown University junior class yesterday elected John J. Walsh, manager of the 1906 varsity baseball team, and Frederick H. J. Price, manager of next year's varsity track team, both Providence residents. The sophomore class chose W. E. Bright of Scranton as assistant baseball manager, while the assistant track manager vote tied between R. A. Sanders and H. G. Clark of Providence, with another election to be held later. For other sports see Page 8
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John J. Walsh
Frederick H. J. Price
Providence
W. E. Bright
Scranton
Penn
R. A. Sanders
H. G. Clark
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