Boston Loses To St Louis In Sixth Inning Rally
National League action in St Louis sees Boston fall 6 3 as fielding errors and wild pitching by Nichols allow the Cardinals to build leads. Tenney Demontreville and Lorg spark a late Boston rally but fail to overcome the early deficit.
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McGann
Heidrick
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Lowe
Cincinnati
Pittsburg Beats Brooklyn 2 1 on Errors
Pittsburg defeats Brooklyn 2 to 1 as Kelley and Keeler commit errors. Tannehill relieved in fourth, allowing two hits, Chesbro yields one hit in eleventh. Sheckard Dahlen prove notable with base hits. Donovan also active on the mound for Brooklyn.
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Tannehills
Chesbro
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Prockite
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Dahlen
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Ene Hostan
Fragmented sports brief from Chicago wire service
Incomplete report from Chicago with scattered figures and names. The text references Washington and June with stray scores and plays but lacks clear context or full sentences.
Chicago and Washington Faceoff In Low-Scoring Tilt
Chicago and Washington battled to a 7 to 5 game with Jones and Mertes securing two base hits for Chicago while Foster and Griffith homered for Washington. Hoy Isbell and McFarland stole bases, Carrick and Griffith pitched, Clark allowed a passed ball, and 3 453 fans attended the 2 hour game under umpire Haskell.
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Washington
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Mertes
Bell
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Griffith
Hoy
Isbell
McFarland
Mercer
Clingman
Sullivan
Carrick
Clark
Haskell
Baltimore Wins Thriller as Mud Turns Tide Over Cleveland
Baltimore walks off with a 10 to 9 victory over Cleveland in a rain muddled game. A seven inning mishap filled day reflects on ground conditions as Baltimore gains late lead with decisive runs. O'Brien Lachance Wood Williams standouts as Bresnahan McGinnity mix compared to Moore. Attendance 812.
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O’brien
Lachance
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Williams
Keister
Beck
McGinnity
Moore
Bresnahan
Sheridan and Connelly
Beckley Rattling Double Secures Cincinnati Victory
Cincinnati 8 New York 2 in ten innings. Doheny steady on mound. Newton issues seven bases on balls. Bergen triple. Beckley two base hit and decisive rally in the tenth. Attendance 3600. Umpire Emslie.
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Cincinnate
New York
Cincinnati
Newton
Harley
Doheny
McBride
Beckley
Extors
Magoon
Bergen
Irwin
Steinfeldt
Philadelphia and Chicago Play by Poor Defense and Power
Chicago rode early offense to an 8 to 6 win over Philadelphia as hits and errors piled up. Tom McCormick hit a three base shot and Greep a home run for Chicago while Slagle Thomas Cross produced two base hits for Philadelphia. Menefee worked hard on the mound with strong support from teammates.
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Calgage Sotatenadeer
Chicago
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Ora
Hia
Philadelphi
Thomas
Slagle
Cross
McCormick
Greep
Menefee
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Duggleby
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Haverhill Falls to Augusta in Windy Dusty Alley Game
Augusta defeated Haverhill 9 to 5 in a wind swept afternoon game marred by dust and errors. Dupee pitched well for Augusta, while Haverhill's defense and Driscoll's wildness in the first inning opened the door for the visitors.
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Haverhill
Coe
Kelley
Alteration Sale of Tires and Sundries
Masmarede and Chkecantonsh offer tires and sundries at Sunco. Trip cyclometers priced $2.80, foot pumps $2.66, Lincoln 1001 at $25.00. Warranted equipment to the best 840 grade. Ladies' puree item $17.80. Wheels taken in trade. Open evenings.
Haverhill Defeats Augusta In Close Baseball Tilt
Augusta 9 Haverhill 5 in a tight game with Earned runs for Augusta and Haverhill led by Auguste and Driscoll on the mound. Dupee issued two bases on balls while Moran hit and Welch stole bases, with 470 spectators in attendance.
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Lowell Beats Bangor In 20 To 6 Major Win
Lowell defeated Bangor 20 to 6 on their home grounds. The winners totaled twenty-one hits, including three home runs by Lake, P. Regan and Allard. Allard’s shot was the season’s longest on the fair grounds. G Regan moved to right field and made a remarkable circus catch. Captain Hayward of Bangor had costly errors at shortstop.
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Manchester team downs Lewiston in high scoring affair
In Manchester New England beat Lewiston 13 to 8 as Kelley led with four hits and seven bases. Drinkwater pitched through eight innings before an injury forced McCloud to close. Snyder started for Lewiston, while Manchester fielded 4 errors to Lewiston's 5. Attendance listed as 402.
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Manchester Eeteesen
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Kelley Drinkwater
Burrill
Portland Beats Nashua Behind Burns and Kearney Homers
In Nashua on June 7 Portland won a six inning game largely by pitching from Parker and solid defense. Burns homered in the first and Kearney followed with a fifth inning shot as Portland ran away 8 to 1. Curtis, Long, Hage, and Parker shared pitching duties with Nashua errors totaling five.
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Dartmouth Triumphs Over Wesleyan to Close Season
Dartmouth defeated Wesleyan 4 to 2 as Pierson allowed several hits while MacCarten starred for Dartmouth with strong hitting and baserunning. Wesleyan made four double plays and errors by French led to two Wesleyan runs. The game ended in the seventh due to rain with Vuarney Roe Pierson and Inglis among the noted players.
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Wesleyan
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Roe
Americans Sweep British Turf and Regatta Wins
London reports major American victories over UK rivals in racing and yachting. Cap and Bells II wins the Oaks for Keene, bred owned and ridden by Americans. Keene funds will aid London and U S hospitals. Nevada dominates the Glasgow regatta in the 63-foot class, designed by Herreshoff. Croker supports Cap and Bells II with backing from New York. American success shocks British observers.
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Minnie Dee
Local Baseball Fixtures Include St Louis and Pittsburgh Matches
Today in the National League key games set with St Louis hosting and Pittsburg visiting. Also New York at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Chicago and college clashes includ Harvard at Cambridge and Pennsylvania at Providence.
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American yacht Nevada wins Glasgow regatta briskly
At Rothesay Bay the American designed 65 footer Nevada defeated rival Shamrock S in the 90 foot class despite an early lead. Yachts sailed two laps on a fifty mile course between Bute and Ayrshire in a brisk northwest wind with two divisions highlighting American interest in the event.
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Aryshire
Shamrock I Tops 65-foot Class in Firth of Forth Race
The Shamrock I led the field in the first round and despite calms on the second, won the 65-foot class with a time of 9h 26m 17s. Nevada moved into the smaller class lead but faded later as Tutty Carina passed. Shamrock I finished well back in that class.
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Charles F. Herreshoff, Jr
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Lais
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Golfer Benjamin Adams Acquitted in Yonkers Sunday Case
The jury found Benjamin Adams not guilty in Yonkers on a charge of violating the Sunday law by playing golf. Jurors recommended amending the law to avoid hindering innocent recreation on Sundays.
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New York
Benjamin Adams
Yonkers
Mulliken Wins Muliken Freeman Cup in 12-Hole Match
In Quincy Mulliken defeats Lockwood 7 up with 6 to go in the finals to win the Muliken Freeman Cup. Freeman takes the consolation cup by beating Johnson 3 up with 1 to go after 27 holes.
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Harvard vs Feniexivenie meets on Soldiers Field
Harvard and Feniexivenie clash this afternoon on Soldiers Field for the final game in their series at 3 o clock. Harvard aims to show its hard home form as it faces one of the big four with a batting order featuring Wendell Clark Reid Frantz Stillman Fincke Devens Coolidge Clarkson and others.
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Soldiers Field
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Cambridge to host July Fourth athletic program for registered youths
Cambridge plans an extensive July Fourth athletic program at Ceed Field starting 10 a m. Events include 10 yard dash 440 and mile runs potato race and running broad jump plus swimming races off Captain's Island with handicaps for residents and Cambridge boys under 16 Entries open at the city messenger office and Cambridge special office with Mr Lucas closing June 28.
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Captain's Island
Magazine Street
City Messenger
John J. Ahern
Fifth Street
C. J. P. Lucas
Mr. Lucas
Harvard Varsity Crew Maintains Lineup After Shake-up
Harvard's varsity rowers kept Blake at two and McGrew at three after a recent shake-up that moved Emory and Guy Bancroft. The crew showed good but slightly unsettled form as they near Red Top training, with the boat listing remains steady enough for final practice on the Charles.
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Ayer
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Lawrence
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Chadwick
Boxing Gossip Letters From Readers On Walcott and Matches
A reader letter defends Walcott at 133 pounds noting he weighed in true and has beaten numerous opponents. The column also reports on boxing chatter from Liverpool and Boston, mentioning Kid Johnson, Terry McGovern, Tim Hegerty, Billy Gardner, Artie Simms, and Serr F. as an Australian swimming instructor appointment.
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Rob. Roy
Players Bench Reflects Fast Fielding in Early Innings
The article notes rapid fielding with three double plays including a fine Doffyer play. It mentions ex Boston captain Gilbert and Duffy receiving a warm greeting as Gann and wife travel from the West. Jimmy Collins is highlighted for brilliant play and Norwich’s Lewis is expected to pitch for the State House team.
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