Browns and Red Sox Open Series Amid Rain Delay
The Browns travel to Huntington Avenue to face the Red Sox in a rain postponed opener. Manager Wallace aims to even the series, citing a stronger infield with Austin and Laporte, but first base remains weak with Dode Criss. Pitching cores for both teams show promise, with Petty and Powell leading St Louis while Boston relies on young arms.
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Cubs and Giants Are Again Tied in Pennant Race
Chicago beat Brooklyn 5 to 3 to move into a slight lead in the National League pennant race while New York lost to Pittsburgh. President Lynch reduced Chicago’s losses to 16. A previously protested Pittsburgh game against Chicago was ordered replayed. Bell of Brooklyn was tagged with the loss as Chicago pulled ahead.
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Phillies Shut Out by Reds in Cincinnati
Cincinnati, June 6. Suggs worked effectively with runners on base while Reds collectors kept hits quiet off Chalmers in the fifth and seventh innings. Knabe was ordered off the grounds for disputing a decision. Final score 0 to 5.
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Dartmouth selects Steinert captain for next track season
Russell L. Steinert of Boston was elected captain of the Dartmouth track team for next year. Steinert was a point winner in the Harvard meet.
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Brown Penn game canceled by rain in Providence
Rain forced the cancellation of the scheduled game between Brown University and the University of Pennsylvania in Providence Rhode Island today.
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University of Pennsylvania
Chero kee Club Cancels South Hanover Saturday Game
The South Hanover A. A. will have no game on Saturday June 10 due to a cancellation by the Chero kee Baseball Club of South Boston. Address Robber-Dwelley, South Hanover.
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Cleveland defeats Washington 8 to 2 as Hughes exits early
In Washington, June 6, Cleveland chased Hughes from the mound in the third inning and rode a stout victory 8 to 2. Sherry shut out the opposition on five hits while Joe Jackson belted a long homer to spark the offense and drive in two more runs.
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Dineen
Local All-Stars Matchups Listed for New England Games
In New England high school pairings Brockton versus New Bedford Haverhill facing Fall River Lynn clashing with Lawrence and Lowell meeting Worcester outline regional football schedule and rivalries.
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Schedule of NBA Matchups for St. Louis Boston and More
The card lists St. Louis at Boston, Chicago at New York, Detroit at Philadelphia, and Cleveland at Washington, outlining a set of key midseason games across major markets.
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Early Baseball Matchups Listed for Cities
Boston faces St. Louis while Philadelphia travels to Cincinnati. Brooklyn meets Chicago and New York goes to Pittsburg in upcoming league games.
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Rain Forces Postponement of All Games
Weather delays cause all schedules to pause as rain sweeps through the area. Teams are rescheduling fixtures with officials awaiting clearer conditions for future dates.
International sports boom amid boxing and campus clashes
Arthur Duffey notes rising interest in international boxing as American boxers seek far flung rivalries. He cites Jack Johnson, Bom bardier Wells, Billy Papke and Jim Sullivan plus looming polo matches and Harvard Yale debates abroad to show cross Atlantic sports ties growing.
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Billy Papke
Jim Sullivan
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Cambridge
England
America
Baseball Pool Awards Three Prizes in New Setup
In a local baseball pool the distribution includes first prize second prize and a booby prize. Participants A and B tied at 56 points prompting a tiebreaker rule or playoff to allocate the top winnings.
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Mixup of Colors as Lil Arthur Sails Abroad with Johnson Crew
Jack Johnson voyage on Kronprinz Wilhelm to New York described with a mixed color party and entourage including one wife, chauffeur, trainer, sparring partners, and two cars. He plans no fight abroad unless offered money, referenced as a bear fight for about 30000 dollars.
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Giants Fall to Pirates in Pittsburg 4 to 3
The New Yorks debut of the season in Pittsburg ended in a 4 to 3 defeat. All their runs came in the sixth inning as Leffield faltered briefly. Raymond started for New York and was relieved after the fifth by Crandall.
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Pirates Refute Leach Trade Report
Pittsburg secretary denies any plans to trade Tommy Leach from the Pittsburg Ball Club. A Pittsburg reporter had claimed Leach was sold to the Brooklyn National League club, but the club insists no trade has been considered and labels the report as false.
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Rain Postpones Heps Game Amid Cardinal Dramas
ST LOUIS June 6 Invisible rain stops the Heps game as treasurer Seekamp orders a rest for the team. About 2000 fans found gates barred and a no game sign posted. Tenney offers silence and a smoke while McGraw may hold Donlin. Mattern to start tomorrow. Bresnahan’s Cardinals seek first-division status as Browns expand stands to 24 000.
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Somers Denies Young Trade In Chicago Visit
Cleveland AL club president Somers denied reports he sought waivers on Cy Young to move him to a minor league. He said Young would stay in Cleveland, noting a spring pneumonia and that after two months of pitching he would not be disposed of. Young is regaining form.
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