Oarsmen All at Work East Boston A A Bound to Make Good
East Boston A A members devote full effort two weeks before the June 17 Charles River regatta. Training crowds boathouses. Worcester and Philadelphia regattas later feature 16 races plus senior junior and intermediate events. Multiple clubs including St Josephs Chelsea Alderman and Union Boat Club prepare for decisive competition.
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New York at St Louis Brooklyn at Cincinnati
Baseball schedule reads New York against St Louis and Brooklyn facing Cincinnati with Philadelphia set to play Pittsburg.
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Ninth inning rally by Menefee lifts New York
New York scores in the ninth to overcome Chicago 9 to 8. McGann Chance Piabb Lauder Menefee lead with two base hits while Evers hits a three base shot. Chance Evers Bresnahan steal bases and Kling-Evers join double play. Wicker Menefee McGinnity strikeouts and walks logged. Time two hours twelve minutes with Umpire Emslie.
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Cincinnati Falls In Ten Inning Loss Amid Dispute
Cincinnati lost the game in the 10th due to costly errors. Wolverton was ejected by umpire Johnstone for disputing a decision. Weather was threatening with an attendance of about 8000. Score not provided.
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Delphia Triumphs Over Cincinnati 5 to 3
Delphia defeats Cincinnati 5 to 3 as Hahn strikes out six and Frazer four. Time 1h 55m. Umpire Johnstone.
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St Louis and Brooklyn Split Doubleheader in St Louis
St Louis won the first game 4 to 2 while Brooklyn took the second 6 to 4. Brooklyn pitcher Evans was hit hard in the first game and St Louis errors crippled them in the nightcap. Garvin pitched for Brooklyn in the second game after an injury but finished eight innings with Schmidt relieving. Attendance 11,000.
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Schedule of 4 NBA Rivalries Across Cities
Detroit faces Boston while St. Louis visits New York Chicago plays Philadelphia and Cleveland travels to Washington in a set of four matchups. Conference implications and standings noted for each game.
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Local New England Matchups Across Cities
Manchester faces Fall River while Concord plays Brockton and Haverhill competes with Lowell. Lawrence meets Nashua in a series of regional games.
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Good Baseball Week Ahead in Boston as Detroit Visited
Detroit opens at Huntington avenue grounds as the first drawing card while St Louis follows. Boston’s Jake Stahl, Criger’s rest, and Western standout play draw local attention as the National team struggles with Chicago and St Louis Browns. Batting soars with Young, Stahl, Gibson above .380 and Ferris adding 21 points. Cooley Tenney Moran and Lachance highlight fielding and errors stay low across six games.
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Blancs Horses Triumph In Grand Prix At Longchamp
Edmond Blanc’s Quo Vadis won the Grand Prix de Paris at Longchamp with Caius and Vinicus second and third as W. K. Vanderbilt’s Alpha finished fourth. The event drew a vast crowd including Consul-General Gowdy and President Loubet. Total pari mutuel bets neared $995,000.
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Keane to Race Weters at Clan-na-Gael Picnic
Negotiations for a sprinting and short distance match to crown a professional champion opened last week and may conclude today. Tom Keane, famed for England to US return, faces Bernard J. Weters in races from 100 to 440 yards with potential sweepstakes format. The Clan-na-Gael at New Downer Landing hosts the event with a large purse and an athletic carnival announced by President Thomas J. Collins.
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Eastern Baseball League to Decide Rochester Club Fate
The Eastern Baseball League will meet at the Hotel Victoria tomorrow to discuss Rochester club disposition. A sale to Rochester residents is possible. otherwise the franchise may be moved to Montreal.
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Busy Week in Cycling Promises Packed Track Meet Schedule
Weather permitting a busy cycling week unfolds with three meets at Charles River Park and Revere. Cambridge rider Joe Nelson joins Bobby Walthour and Hugh MacLean in a high powered pace race aided by Oscar Hedstrom engines.
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Brookline Stars Lead State League With 3-0 Start
Brookline tops the Massachusetts State league with three wins and no losses as Norwood and the Lovells trail. Manchester is at the foot with two losses. Oakdales have yet to show full strength due to players also on Somerville High. Next Saturday Lovells meet Oakdales at Dorchester town field and Manchester faces Norwood at Norwood.
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Yachts at the Starting Line for Sandy Hook Races
The racing yachts Reliance and Constitution lie at moorings in Sandy Hook Bay ready for the races off Sandy Hook tomorrow and Wednesday. Constitution left Erie Basin earlier, Reliance towed through the narrows with Sunbeam, reaching the Hook at 6 30. Columbia in Bay Ridge dry dock tonight as crew clean her underbody. she leaves at 4 a m to sail tomorrow.
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Boxing Gossip: Griffo Again Presses Tammany Club
Brooklyn fighter Kid Griffo fails to secure concessions from the Tammany A C on Saturday and leaves Boston for Providence after a contentious Fall River bout. The piece catalogs Griffo’s recent headaches, alleged influence from backers, and skimpy performances under referee Abbott, with digs at rivals and contemporaries.
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Boston Firms Win Medals at Turin Decorative Art Exhibit
Boston firms claimed three awards at the International Exhibition of Decorative Art in Turin. The Grueby Faience Company won a gold medal, Curtis & Cameron secured a silver medal, and R. Osgood earned a diploma of merit.
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Wellesley Crew Race Draws Harvards Men Bets
Wellesley College seniors clash with juniors and sophomores in the Hunnewell cup race at 10 tomorrow. The event draws Harvard Yale interest with fudge and hosiery wagers echoing the atmosphere while judges from the B A A and Harvard are named. Frances Terry leads the seniors with Jeannette Risdon and Juliet Poynter heading the other crews.
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Titus Going to Henley Confident of Victory
New York, June 7. Champion American sculler C. S. Titus sails for England this week confident he can win the Diamond Sculls trophy. He has not raced this season but believes he is in better shape than at Henley last year. He won heats against Fields and Scholes then lost to Kelly, who is not returning this year, making Titus' path look bright.
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Detroit at Huntington avenue opens busy baseball week
Five shutouts in five days mark the Tigers season as Detroit travels to Huntington avenue for a three day series. Crowds near 20 000 attend the White Sox games while Boston forecasts strong attendance this year. Pittsburg Chicago and Boston note strong showings with Collins Ferris Lachance and Parent boosting averages. Brookline leads the Massachusetts State League under manager Ryan aiming to deliver top quality ball.
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Yale Athletes Seat Costs Jump From 1881 to 1901
Yale finances show athletic expenses rising from about 17 000 dollars in 1881 to 60 000 dollars in 1901 amid demands for parlor car rides better hotels and superior living for athletes. The Yale Alumni Weekly cites detailed figures comparing income and expenses across the periods highlighting baseball and other sports costs.
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Drawings for Brae-Burn June cups match play classes A to D
The article lists pairings for four classes in the Brae-Burn Golf Club June cups: Class A L with Gilmer Lindsay Felton Stone and others. Class B A Woods Evans Paine Wright Levi Herrick Wilcox. Class C A Locke Cady Southworth Gilbert Dunham Thayer Adams Woods. Class D E Lincoln Smith Lincoln Eddy Baldwin OBrien. It also provides Newton Centre Golf Club championship first round pairings with eight matchups and deadlines to finish by June 13.
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Fitchburg Division Handles Record Freight Movements
Assistant Superintendent E. A. Smith of the Fitchburg division says the freight business on the Boston and Maine is at a peak. Fitchburg moved over 18 000 cars east in the last three months, underscoring the statement with concrete figures.
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