Boston Beats Pirates In Fifth Inning Rally At South End
In a South End game Boston defeated Pittsburgh 3 to 1 as Tommy McCarthy's base running and infield trickery in the fifth rattled the visitors. Hart pitched steadily for Boston and Cross excelled in the field for Pittsburgh.
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South End
Pirates
Tommy McCarthy
Boston
Lowe
Bannon
Duffy
McCarthy
Selee
Young Dolan
Nash
Tong
Jack Ryan
Emilie
Cleveland Beats Washington 8 to 5 in 9 innings
Cleveland practically clinched today's game in the second inning with six runs. Mercer relieved Stocksdale in the third and kept Washington scoreless further. Young powered Cleveland with timely hits as attendance reached about 4,000. Final: Cleveland 8 Washington 5. Hits Cleveland 12 Washington 11. errors Cleveland 2 Washington 6. Batteries Young Zimmer Stocksdale Mercer McGuire.
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Cleveland
Washington
Mercer
Stocksdale
Young
Zimmer
McGuire
Boswell Shuts Out Louisvilles as New York Wins
Boswell, ex-Pennsylvania pitcher, worked the mound for New York and excelled as Louisville failed to capitalize. Luby also pitched well but costly errors by Louisville and fielding by New York decided the game. Attendance 2000. Final score New York 5 Louisville 3.
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New York
Boswell
Pennsylvania
New Yorks
Louisvilles
Luby
Louisville
Schriver
Welch
Zahner
Phillies Drop Fifth Straight as St Louis Triumphs
In Philadelphia on June 7 the Phillies lost their fifth consecutive game. St. Louis built a five run fourth inning after an early quiet start. Peitz homered in the seventh as St. Louis won nine to six with 13 hits to Philadelphia’s 10. Attendance was 3555. Breitenstein and Peitz shared duties for St. Louis, Carsey and Clem ents for Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphias
Carsey
Peitz
St. Louis
St. Loui
Eeca
Breitenstein
Peits
Clements
Gray
Chicago Beats Baltimore In Slim Rivalry Rubber
Chicago defeated Baltimore 10 to 8 as three Baltimore errors and a passed ball in one inning helped decide the game. Griffith held Baltimore to four hits after the early frame while Esper shut out the visitors in later innings. Attendance was about 3100.
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Baltimore
Chicago
Kissinger
Esper
Griffith
Kittridge
Clarke
Brooklyn Holds Off Cincinnati In Slugfest At Eastern Park
Brooklyn won as Gumbert kept steady pitching and the defense allowed equal errors. Brooklyn racked up 14 hits while Cincinnati collected 15 in a high scoring game before about 2500 fans.
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Brooklyn
Eastern Park
Cincinnatis
Brooklyns
Gumbert
Cincinnati
Burrell
Rhines
Spies
Fall River Dominates Augusta in New England League Game
Fall River routed Augusta as Callahan allowed eight hits and nine bases in seven innings. Fall River totaled 26 runs by the fourth inning and finished 26 to 6 in a decisive victory, with Rollins and Goodwin backing Callahan on the mound.
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Louisville
Boston
Pittsburg
New York
St. Louis
Washington
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Cleveland
Philadelphia
NEW England
Bangor
Fall River
Portland
Pawtucket
Lewiston
Brockton
Augusta
New Bedford
NEW England Association
Fitchburg
Lawrence
Salem
Nashua
Lowell
Haverhill
Callahan
Rollins
Butler
Kelly
Goodwin
Pawtucket Wins Ten Inning Thriller Over Lewiston
Pawtucket Rhode Island defeated Lewiston 7 to 6 in ten innings. Kelly pitched well and delivered a two-base hit in the tenth, driving in Waldron for the winning run. Final: Pawtucket 10 Lewiston 6 with 11 hits for Pawtucket and 8 for Lewiston. Errors were 5 for Pawtucket and 3 for Lewiston. Batteries Kelly Yeager Mains Burke.
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Pawtucket
R. I
Lewiston
Kelly
Waldron
Yeager
Mains
Burke
New Bedford Beats Bangor In Tight Ball Game
New Bedford won 6 to 2 in final innings as Mudge held Bangor scoreless until the sixth. Friend was hit hard early and O'Brien was fined for back talk. Hits favored New Bedford 8 to 9 and errors 4 to 6. Batter ies listed include Friend Murphy Mudge and Hayes.
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New Bedford
Mudge
Friend
O’brien
Bangor
Newford
Friend d Murphy
Hayes
Brockton Beats Portland on Sloppy Fielding
Portland committed many errors as Brockton took a 14 to 6 road victory on June 7. Spill and Hutchinson led the Brockton offense while Spill and France made several vital plays in the field. Portland totaled 15 hits and 4 errors while Brockton had 11 hits and 7 errors. Daniels and Terrien paired for Portland, with McCullough Hof ford and Barton catching for Brockton.
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Brockton
Spill
Hutchinson
France
Portland
Daniels
Terrien
McCullough
Hofford
Barton
Unclear OCR Fragment From Salem Hints at Names
Fragmentary OCR lists names and numbers including Salem Lawrence and J T Burke with mentions of batteries and linehan. No coherent event or full context available from the provided text.
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Salem
Lawrence
Oe and Linehan
J. T. Burke
Art
Fitchburg Triumphs Over Haverhill In Low-Scoring Brawl
Fitchburg avoids last place with a 14 to 4 win over Haverhill. Brinton surrendered eleven runs in the pivotal sixth inning while Gildea allowed only nine hits for Haverhill. Fitchburg racked up 19 base hits and committed four errors to seven by the visitors.
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Fitchburg
Haverhill
Brinton
Gildea
Donovan
Dobbins
Coyle Powers Nashua Past Lowell With Three-Run Triple
Nashua defeated Lowell as Coyle hit a three run triple in a rough fielding day. Lowell poor defense allowed four errors while Nashua made twelve. Final scores show Lowell 6 0 0 5 0 0 4 10 8 and Nashua 9 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 with Coyle and Hoyt for Lowell and Black and Luchia for Nashua.
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Lowell
Nashua
Coyle
Hoyt
Black
Luchia
Scranton Edges Providence In Long Ren inning Game
In Scranton Pennsylvania on June 7 a drawn out interleague contest featured high tension and many errors as Ward endured cramps and protest. Scranton prevailed in the tenth after Providence tied in the ninth with Delaney steady after seventh.
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Scranton
Penn
Providence
Ward
Stricker
Hurst
Quarles
Delaney
Stars Triumph Over Buffalo In Brilliant Syracuse Show
Syracuse defeats Buffalo 14 to 8 in a high quality contest highlighted by brilliant plays and hard line hits. Day exits after sixth, Kilroy steadies, Stars collect 15 hits to Buffalo's 9 with 4 errors for Syracuse and 1 for Buffalo. Attendance 1700 at Syracuse.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Stars
Buffalo
Day
Vickery
Kilroy
Wadsworth
Hess
Wordsworth
Urquhart
Rochester Beats Toronto In Extra Innings Thriller
Nearly 12,000 fans watched Rochester and Toronto play ten innings with Rochester winning 11 to 8 after a late comeback. Rochester led early, Toronto edged ahead in the seventh, and Toronto scored two in the tenth before Rochester tallied five to seal the victory.
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Rochester
N. Y
Toronto
Rochesters
Wilkes Barre Defeats Springfield In Second Meeting
Wilkesbarre beat Springfield 7 to 5 as Betts filled in at pitcher due to rheumatism in Meekin and Campfield. Donnelly and Lyttle clashed over interference calls, umpire did not see it, then separated after threats. Attendance 1200. hits 12 to 11. Batteries Betts Wente Callahan Gunson.
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Wilkesbarre
Springfield
Penn
Wilkesbarres
Springfields
Meekin
Campfield
Betts
Donnelly
Lyttle
Betts and Wente
Callahan
Gunson
Yale to Play Princeton Game After Practice Session
Yale leaves New Haven for New York to stay before the annual game at Princeton. Sam Quinby returns from illness to cover third base, with Carter likely to pitch part of the game and Letton moving up to the varsity outfield. Keator and Speer have slumped in batting as Yale lines up its fielders and Trudeau may start as pitcher.
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New Haven
Genn
Yale
New York
Princeton
Sam Quinby
Carter
Letton
Keator
Speer
Greenway
Stephenson
J. Quinby
Austin
S. Quinby
Reddington
Trudeau
Harvard Meets Pennsylvania In Afternoon Baseball Clash
Harvard and Pennsylvania clash at Holmes Field Cambridge this afternoon at 3 30 with Harvard missing captain Whittemore Harvard humblingly trailing their earlier 11 7 defeat in Philadelphia. Pennsylvanians bring a near identical lineup and hold a likely edge if away from home but Harvard can upset if at best.
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Harvard
Pennsylvania
Holmes Field
Cambridge
Philadelphia
Quaker
Whittemore
Crimson
Pennsylvanians
Winslow
Dean
Rand
Hayes
Scannell
Burgess
Wrenn
Stevenson
Highlands
Hollister
Aril
Schoenhut
Goerkel
Renning
Gray
Blakely
Cantrell
Gorman
Baseball Notes From The Sporting News Field
Tommy McCarthy hailed as one of the brainiest players and Cross of Pittsburgs active in fielding and hitting. Dolan struck out twice in his first home start. Hawley Killen and Hart praised as a fine pitching trio. West End street railway workers of East Boston division plan a baseball game tomorrow.
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Donovan
Cross
Boston
Bierbauer
McCarthy
Tucker
Nash
Sugden
Bannon
Hart
Pirates
Long
Ryan
Dolan
Beckley
Clingman
Stenzel
Bobby Lowe
Duffy
Lowe
Smith
Crosa
Herman Long
Sten Sel
Pittsburg
Chingman
Sporting News
Tommy McCarthy
Pittsburgs
Hawley
Killen
West End Street Railway
East Boston
Ermaninea
Tana
Baseball Roundup from East Boston Grounds Today
Dan Mahoney leads Pawtuckets with a .473 average as B L Browns play at East Boston athletic grounds. Jimmie Bannon keeps hitting while Long supports with sharp assists. College games draw fights as U P meets Harvard and Princeton faces Yale. Cross homers for Pittsburg but Egan acquisition teased.
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B. L. Browns
East Boston
Dan Mahoney
Pawtuckets
Jimmie Bannon
U. of P
Harvard
Princetone
Yale
Long
South End
Nichols
Sullivan
Pittsburgs
Cross
Bierbauer
Ryan
Pittsburg
Egan
Providence
Jubilee’s launching in East Boston Monday
The rebuilt Jubilee yacht nears launch at Atlantic yards East Boston with rigging removed bowsprit stripped and varnished mast scraped and sails ready. An extended waterline and reshaped forward section aim to improve speed and seakeeping as she awaits afloat testing Monday afternoon. Meanwhile Guiatana owned by Mr Clements receives a new rudder post repaint and general overhaul.
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Atlantic Yards
Boston
Commodore Weld
Mr. Clements
Ailsa Sails With Mainsail Burst Delays Race at Sheerness
Perfect sailing weather greeted Sheerness as Britannia and Ailsa prepared for a large waters prize of 80 pounds while Niagara Luna and others contended for smaller prizes. Ailsa's mainsail burst before start. Britannia finished first in 2 22 59. Niagara,luna finished later. Mainsail repaired by warship riggers. Ailsa to race Britannia again tomorrow Nore to Dover.
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London
Sheerness
Britannia
Ailsa
Niagara
Audrey
Stephanie
Dragon
Luna
Prince of Wales
Nore
Dover
Suburban hopes arise for Rey El Santa Anita
Rey El Santa Anita shows improvement after a minor scare and may start in the Suburban on the 15th. Lamley remains to ride for the stable, while other horses prepare for the big race. Jockeys at Gravesend were fined for misbehavior after the second race.
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Campbell
Lamley
Domino
Ramapo
Sir Walter
Rubicon
Bassetlaw
Lazzarone
Declare
Brown & Rogers
Daily America
Hawthorne Park
Chicago
Eugene Leigh
Trai.er Rogers
August Belmont
Merry Prince
Song and Dance
Patrol
W. J. Fitzpatrick
Dare- Devil Fitz
Narragansett Park
Providence
R. I
Francis Trevelyan
Jockey Club
Cornell Crew Opens Practice at Henley Regatta
The Cornell rowing team launched sessions at Henley beginning at 10:30 am, paddling to the regatta post and back along the Berkshire shore. They maintained a rapid, even stroke through rough water with coach nearby, while spare rowers exercised.
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Henley
Cornell
Berkshire
Remenham Farm
Road Race At Westboro Counts Seven Entrants
A June 7 road race in Westboro drew a crowd of spectators among Amer Bedstead Co employees. Frank Crowe won the first prize, an American brass and iron bed, with a time of 15 and 12 minutes over a roughly five mile course from Westboro to the Northboro town line. Seven contestants ran.
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Westboro
American Bedstead Company
Frank Crowe
Northboro
Dorchester Tennis Tournament Set For June Dates
An open singles tennis event will take place June 15 and 17 under the Old Dorchester Club tennis committee at Pleasant and Stoughton streets. Six prizes offered. entry fee is $1. Entries close June 12, with sand entries to Joseph A. Campbell of 3% Mayfield Street Dorchester.
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T the Old
Boxing Gossip and Boxing Personalities Feature in New York and Dallas
Dan Stewart the Dallas promoter appears as a key figure in arranging the Corbett Fitzsimmons fight and may partner with Bat Masterson in bookmaking. The piece notes Stewart’s wealth and savvy as a reforming sportsman, covers other match prospects like Creedon vs Hennessey, Dempsey benefit plans, and Masterson’s New York visit with Westcott, plus a curious clothing description for a riding club.
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Dan Stewart
Dallas
New York
Billy Brady
Manny Friend
Stewart
Texas
East
Bat” Masterson
Masterson
Denver
Col
Garrett Rice
Chelsea
Jimmy Duffy
Boston
Dan Creedon
Billy Hennessey
Creedon
Bob Fitzsimmons
Jimmy Cameron
Young McCoy
Charles Robinson
Lawrence
New England
Patsey Riordan
Lewiston
Robinson
P. McGilligan
Jack McAuliffe
Charley Mitchell
Music Hall
Godfrey
Jim Hall
Jack Dempsey
Madison Square Garden
James W. Westcott
Kid McCoy
Mr. Westcott
Tom O’rourke
Seaside Club
Big Jim Kennedy
Clayton
McKelvey
Peter Maher
Steve O'Donnell
Peter
O’donnell
Fall River Line
Captain Cooke
Clark’s Hotel
Dinne
Providence
West End
Rob Roy
Moonlight Racing At Winthrop Yacht Club
Winthrop Yacht Club members staged a tender race won by Phenix with Harriet second. Winners offered prizes for a two-heat contest with a silver timepiece for boats 18 to 16 feet and a silver cup for boats under thirteen feet, mainsail only. Arethusa took first in class one, Phenix second, Flying Clam third. class two saw McGinty, Savita Jr, Commodore Cook, Hattie Harrington, and Magpie in order. Second heat to be sailed next week. Judges were Lyman J. Gillies, William Stimpson, and John McConnell.
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Winthrop Yacht Club
Harry Hutchinson
Phenix
Luther T. Harrington
Harriet
Arethusa
W. A. Garrett
J. R. Hodder
Harold
A. T. Bliss
F. O. Carey
Libbey
S. J. Wild
Lyman J. Gillies
Easy
H. H. Mathews
Flying Clam
McGinty
W. H. Mirick
Savita, Jr
Commodore F. A. Cook
Hattie
L. T. Harrington
Magpie
Harrison Gray Otis
William Stimpson
John McConnell
Prince of Wales's Florizel II wins Manchester cup
A large crowd gathered for the Manchester cup handicap race worth 2000 sovereig ns. The Prince of Wales's horse Florizel II triumphed with Greenlawn second and Docker third. Banquet, ridden by M F Dwyer, started at 12 to 1 but did not win.
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Manchester
Prince of Wales
Florizel II
Greenlawn
Docker
M. F. Dwyer
Banquet
Oxford Challenge Praised for Manly Amateur Spirit
The Pall Mall Gazette lauds the Oxford Yale contest as a laudable international clash. It notes the races are for glory, not prizes, and praises the American undergraduates for displaying sportsmanship in their narrow defeat.
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London
Eng
Pall Mall Gazette
Oxford
Yale
Naval officers inspect Defender at Bristol visit
Commodores Sampson and Wallace and several naval officers visited Bristol by invitation of the Herreshoffs to inspect the Defender. They traveled aboard torpedo boat Stiletto in Newport Rhode Island on June 7.
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Newport
R. I
Sampson
Wallace
Bristol
Herreshoffs
Winthrop and Mrs C. Bicycle Costume Idea
A reader submits a bicycle costume concept described as a light gray suit with cap, military blouse, short trousers, stockings, and tow-cut shoes. The outfit remains comfortable and neat, adaptable over undergarments, with a removable collar and tie for trim.
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Post
Boston Cyclists Plan Nantasket Beach Runs and Club Contests
The Press Cycling Club schedules all day rides to Nantasket Beach starting 10:30 from the club house led by Lt Finley with an afternoon loop under Captain Walker. Massachusetts touring committee runs to Clinton start 8:30 from 674 Massachusetts Ave led by F P Sibley. critique of a letter signed K O B appears, Howard B Emery replies. Pope Mfg offers a $925 Mason Hamlin piano for a 25 mile race won by a Columbia bicycle club under Century Road Club rules. Johnnie Johnson to race a quadruplet at the June 17 meet. Waltham track manager Brasstreet reports Johnson readiness to train.
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Press Club
Nantasket Beach
Lieutenant Finley
Walker
Massachusetts
Clinton
F. P. Sibley
Press Cycling Club
Massachusetts Avenue
Post Today
Wveral
Howard B. Emery
Pope Manufacturing Company
Mason & Hamlin
United States
Columbia
Century Road Club of America
Road Records Committee
Hartford
Conn
Mason & Hamlin Company
Boston
New York
Chicago
Waltham
Johnnie Johnson
Tom Eck
B. W. Isfort
Johnson
Press
Brasstreet
Waltham Track
Debs Yet Free as Supreme Court Delays Jail Order
Terre Haute June 7 The Supreme Court has not issued the mandate sending Eugene V. Debs to jail. Debs continues in the A R U business with a desk and stenographer in the jai with him.
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Terre Haute
Supreme Court
Eugene V. Debs
A. R.U
Jai
Harrity Sees No Immediate Democratic National Convention
Philadelphia June 7 William F Harrity chairman of the Democratic national committee says he does not plan to call a national committee meeting before next winter to fix the time and place for the 1896 convention He cautions that an early meeting would harm the country and hurt the party and adds he has no further view on the money question beyond the letter.
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Philadelphia
William F. Harrity
Democratic National Committee
Democratic Party
Harrity
Cuban revolutionary leaders plan big Florida sailing
Cuban revolutionary party leaders in the United States met at Ocean Beach and arranged a large expedition to sail from a port between Brunswick Georgia and Mayport Florida. Enrique Collazo will command the expedition which aims to land in Cuba in about thirty days. Jose Marti is expected to be in Florida by June 17.
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Fernandina
Fla
Cuban Revolutionary Party
United States
Ocean Beach
Cuba
Brunswick
Mayport
Florida
Enrique Collazo
Jose Marti
Oxford Cambridge respond to Penn athletic challenge
Oxford athletics committee acknowledged receipt of Pennsylvanian intended challenge and promised to consider it with Cambridge University committee. The reply did not express satisfaction or dissatisfaction and was a formal acknowledgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Central News
Oxford
United States
Gegelin
University of Pennsylvania Athletic Association
Cambridge
Oxford Athletic Committee
Cambridge University
Close of Concord Circuit Races
The Concord open meeting marked a successful close to the circuit racing season with large attendance. Winners Loriie Lady Helen and Barney claimed first money in their classes while Barney, noted for the slowest marks on record, set a season best with a 2:20 mile that matched Edith H. in the free-for-all trot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
Loriie
Lady Helen
Barney
New Hampshire
Edith H
New England
Mrs. Gaytime Seeks Silk Matching Tour of Town
Mrs Gaytime plans a shopping trip to match a silk, while Mrs Candlelight suggests Creighoods & Co as a store with a large stock. Mrs Gaytime doubts they will have exactly what she needs.
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Mrs. Gaytime
Sea Moss Farine Tooth Some Descriptive Package Note
A grocery listing describes a 25 count sea moss farine package claimed to produce 16 quarts of dessert dishes with receipts included. Sold by various grocers.
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