Chicago Hands Nationals 10 to 2 in Easy Victory
Chicago defeated Boston 10 to 2 as Reulbach debuted with a strong fielding display and no bases on balls. Cy Young pitched for Boston, while Chicago hitters collected 12 hits and exploited sloppy throwing by Street, with Chance Malone and Slagle leading the local offense. Hoffman added a notable left field triple.
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Malone
Slagle
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Tenney
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Boston Beats St Louis 2 to 1 in Rainy Contest
Boston relies on timely hitting in the fourth inning to overtake St Louis 2 to 1. Dineen and Petty sling sharp defense as Collins preserves the lineup. Stone and Moran provide the lone St Louis bursts before Boston seals the win.
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Barney Petty
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Wallace
Gleason
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Criger
Grimshaw
Selbach
Moran
Ferris
van Zant
Koehler
Pittsburg Defeated by Mathewson Pitching Snappy Field Play
Pittsburg saw a sharp field game with Mathewson controlling at bat nearly entirely. Clarke was the only batter he did not strike out as Mertes' miscue and a wild pitch with two errors produced the other two runs.
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Clarke
Mertes
New York
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Dahlen
Devlin
Gilbert
Devievenseese
New York Covveeee
Pittsburg Eeeestorece
Jay—Ritchey
Clancy
Offlaherty
Flaherty
McFarland shutout lifts Phillies in St Louis clash
McFarland pitches eight innings allowing ten hits as Philadelphia defeats St Louis 4 to 0. Titus Brain and Magee notch two base hits, Smoot hits a three bagger, Gleason Bransfield and Doolin contribute infield plays, while Warner’s passed ball and two pitchers record six strikeouts each. Attendance reaches 2500 at the park.
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Petty
Selbach
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Stahl
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Brain
Magee
Smoot
Gleason
Doolin
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Thomas
Courtney
Dooin
Louis
Aes
Shay
Shannon
Arndt
Beckley
Zincccesses
Burke
Eeveeeeseese Warner
Eeeeeereresere McFarland
Chicago Bears Triumph Over Philadelphia In Rainy Game
The Chicago team defeated Philadelphia as Bender struggled on the mound while Altrock pitched better. A drizzling rain fell throughout, with Chicago scoring in multiple innings and leaving Philadelphia with nine runs. Sacrifice hits by McFarland and Murphy aided the offense, and Chicago earned three runs.
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Chicago Pares
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Altrock
Isbell
Chicago
McFarland
Murphy
Hartsel
Pure Gores
H. Davis
Ender
Schreck
Elly and Kelley
M. A. H. Shut Out South Boston In League Victory
Mechanic Arts High beat South Boston High 8 to 0 at Locust Street to extend their league winning streak. Hall dominated on the mound, holding South Boston to no hits in a pitchers duel. The game featured a squeeze play by M. A. H. S with Bell and Bayward involved.
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South Boston High
Locust Street
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Butler
South Boston
M. H
Bell
Ayward
Dr. Hallock
Nashua Edges Haverhill In Ten Inning Tilt
Nashua beat Haverhill 7 to 6 in a ten inning game. Nashua broke a tie in the 10th on a two base hit with two outs to push across the winning run. Final line shows Nashua 7, Haverhill 6 with Varney Sherwood Wiley Connolly McGinley Ahern as batteries.
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Haverhill
Nashua
R. H. E. Nashua
Varney, Sherwood and
Wiley
Connolly, McGinley and
Ahern
Fall River Defeats Concord In Six-Run Baseball Game
Extremely cold weather caused several errors in the Concord vs Fall River game. Fall River won 4 to 1 behind Harris who limited Concord to no hits. scoring details show Fall River tallied four runs in the sixth with Concord managing one run in the ninth.
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N. H
Fall River
Harris
R.H.E
Harris and Sullivan
Frock
Duggan
Lynn Beats Lowell 8 to 1 in Cool-Weather Contest
In Lowell on June 7 Lynn defeated Lowell 8 to 1 in a well played game. The scoring by innings shows Lynn tallying runs in several frames while Lowell managed a lone score. Batteries were Swope and Daum for Lynn with Bushey and Anderberg behind Lowell.
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Lynn
Swope
Daum
Bushey
Anderberg
New Bedford Beats Manchester In Pitching Duel
New Bedford defeated Manchester 25 to 1 in a low attendance game. Danny Friend bested Whiting with a scattered hit performance while New Bedford capitalized on four early hits. Kane drove Manchester’s lone run via a walk sac bunt and a hit as Kavanaugh Taylor and Kwall stood out in defense.
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Manchester
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New Bedford
Danny Friend
Whiting
Kane
Kavanaugh
Taylor
Kwall
R.H.B
Coveney
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Dorchester yacht race planned for Dorchester anniversary
Boston will host an open handicap yacht race Saturday at 8 PM under the Dorchester Yacht Club to celebrate Dorchester settlement's 275th year. Four classes offer prizes from 15 to 3 dollars, with crew limits and working sails rules in sailing divisions.
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Boston
Dorchester Yacht Club
Yale Defeats Dartmouth 5-1 in Rain Shortened Game
Yale beat Dartmouth 5-1 before rain halted play after six and a half innings in New Haven. Yale pitcher Jackson allowed two hits. Bell finished and blanked the visitors. Dartmouth scored its lone run in the seventh as Skillin kept Yale from scoring until the rain started. Five Yale players bunted in the eighth and produced four runs.
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Yale
Dartmouth
Jackson
Bell
Skillin
R.H.E
Skillin and McCabe
Bell and Chapin
Herrick
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