Collins' Boys Are Whitewashed by Cleveland 4–0
Boston Americans were defeated 4 to 0 as Joss dominated the mound and Harris pitched well for Boston. Key fielding by Selbach Turner and Bradley kept hits to a minimum, while Godwin and Armbruster left injuries in the seventh inning. Manager Collins may rejoin the squad in Detroit.
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Joss
Nap
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Collins
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Amster
Detroit
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Eevee
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Clarke
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MacLean Challenges Walthour For Rematch On Track
New York edged St Louis 6 4 in 13 innings. Hugh MacLean the Chelsea rider seeks a rematch with champion Walthour, tossing a wager he will beat him in a series of fast behind the motors races. He meets Bill Stinson, Elmer Collins and Patsy Logan in upcoming events at the Revere track with amateurs also racing.
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Hugh MacLean
Chelsea
Walthour
MacLean
Motors
Real Fast Company
Patsy Logan
Dennis Connolly
Coffey
Revere
Stinson
Collins
Giants Slaughtered by Chicago 19 to 0 at Polo Grounds
National news from New York reports the Giants crushed 19 to 0 as Pfister shut them out over eight innings with three hits allowed. Mathewson exited early, McGinnity and Ferguson struggled, while Chicago crashed 22 hits including a homer to power the rout.
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National
New York
Chicago
Giants
Polo Grounds
Pfister
McGraw
Ruelbach
Mathewson
McGinnity
Ferguson
Chicago E
Aisgte
Sheckard
Schulte
Chance
Eros Steinfeldt
Tinker
Fvers
Ee Hoffman
Moran
Beebe
Reulbach
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Ge Beye
Browne
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Mertes
Dahlen
Devlin
Colbert
Bowerman
Ce Mathewson
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Steinfeldt
Slagle
Shreckard
Evers
Emsiie
O’day
Boston at Detroit and Other NBA Matchups
The lineup lists Boston at Detroit, New York at Chicago, Philadelphia at St. Louis, and Washington at Cleveland as scheduled games. Each pairing features major market teams engaging in early season action across indoor arenas with fans awaiting outcomes.
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Cleveland
New York
St Louis
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
P. Ct
St. Louis
Chica
Boston
Fordham Wins Championship at Yale Field
Fordham defeats Holy Cross 3 to 0 to win the Catholic colleges baseball title in New Haven CT. Scheiss, Fordham third baseman, handled two sharp grounders in the fifth inning. The Knights of Columbus convention in session provided the backdrop for the game.
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Conn
Fordham
Holy Cross
Yale
Knights of Columbus
Scheiss
R.I.E. Fordham
Rudolph
McDonald
Hogarty
Carrigan
Umfire Malone
Neary to Meet Goodman in 15-Round Milwaukee Showdown
The Lincoln Club stacks a top card with Charley Neary of Milwaukee vs Kid Goodman in a 15 round deciding bout. Neary impressed against Jimmy Briggs, showing rugged style and relentless pace. Prelims: Billy Conn atty vs Willie Riley six rounds and Beddo McGrath vs Joe Geary eight rounds.
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Lincoln Club
Charley Neary
Milwaukee
Kid Goodman
Neary
Jimmy Briggs
Nelson
Billy _Connatty
Willie Riley
Beddo McGrath
Joe Géary
Somerville Boy Named Dartmouth Track Captain
William Jennings of Somerville, a member of the class of 1907, was tonight elected captain of the Dartmouth College track team for next year in Hanover New Hampshire.
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Somerville
Dartmouth
Hanover
WN. H
William Jennings
Dartmouth College
Miss Sutton Faces Tough Match in Liverpool Tournament
Miss May Sutton of Pasadena California endured a strenuous second round in the northern counties ladies singles at Aigburth Liverpool. She beat Mrs Sterry in three sets after dropping the second then struggled to recover. Sutton and D R Rhodes of Boston later lost the all England mixed doubles final to E Casdagli and Mrs Sterry.
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May Sutton
Pasadena
Cali
England
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Sterry
Miss Cooper
Miss Sutton
D. R. Rhodes
Boston
E. Casdagli
Mrs. Sterry
Boston Women Lead in Nassau Country Club Opener
The Women's Eastern Golf Association championship at Nassau Country Club saw strong scoring. Top finishers include Miss F L Vanderhoff of New York with 86, followed by Miss Fanny Osgood of Boston and Mrs C F Fox of Philadelphia with 89 and 90 respectively.
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Nassau Country Club
F. L. Vanderhoff
New York
Fanny Osgood
Oston
C. F. Fox
Philadelphia
H. Curtis
Boston
M. B. Adams
R. H. Barlow
M. Curtis
E. S. Porter
Pauline Mackay
Fourth annual YMCA handicap games set for Wood Island Park
The fourth annual handicap games of the YMCA of Massachusetts and Rhode Island will be held at Wood Island Park tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.
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Young Men's Christian Associations
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Wood Island Park
Tomorro
Big Auto Touring Schedule Promotes Canadas Route
Augustus Post ex chair of the A A A touring committee tours Boston to tout the Glidden route through Canada. He predicts a richer experience with new scenes and customs and a day of agaffs at Saratoga Montreal Quebec Rangeley and Bretton Woods. Charles Fay reports high Ford six cylinders and upcoming four cylinder deliveries. C S Henshaw plans a Thomas flyer if the Springfield hill climb proceeds this month.
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American Automobile Association
Boston
Post
Canada
Saratoga
Montreal
Quebec
Rangeley
Bretton Woods
R. H. Johnston
New York
James B. Dill
Charles Fay
Ford Motor Car Company
Ford
Springfield Automobile Club
C. S. Henshaw
New England
E.R. Thomas Motor Company
Worcester
Harvard Crew Makes Notable Lineup Change
Harvard crew announces a fixed lineup with Stroke Filley, Sewn Bacon Richardson Glass Morgan Fish as bow Tappan cox Blagden. makeup details adjusted for the race.
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Filley
Sewn
Bacon
Richardson
Glass
Morgan
Fishbow
Tappan
Cox
Blagden
Harvard Eight Picks Morgan at No 3 Row
Morgan secures No 3 spot in Harvard eight after Richards drop and trials with Emmons. Morgan wins the selection and completes the varsity boat lineup.
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Richards
Morgan
Harvard
Emmons
St Alphonsus to Enter Eight in Major Regatta
St Alphonsus oarsmen will race an eight with four crew and three scullers in the Metropolitan regatta on June 1 despite limited training from the Brookline bridge construction.
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ST. Alphonsus
Charles River
Brookline
Atta
Baseball's icy Cantons spark riot and coaching quips
Canton in Central league serves up “baseball on ice” with soggy balls provoking a riot when South Bend clashes with Canton. Umpire Coffey resigns amid the melee as Tenney and Collins press a joint protest to Willie Kirk. Co M Daniels to race in England before returning home. McGraw predicts a pennant walk despite a rough early schedule for the Giants.
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Cantons
South Bend
Coffey
John McGraw
Giants
New York
Mathewson
YANKEES CRIPPLED IN INTERNATIONAL TENNIS OPENING
Newport England June 7 YANKEES are hampered by Beals C Wright absence due to a blood issue as the Dwight F Davis international cup challenge opens against Les Poidevin of Australia and A F Wilding of New Zealand. Holcombe Ward wins over Poidevin while Raymond D Little loses to Wilding. Ward meets Wilding next and Little faces Poidevin.
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Eng
Beals C. Wright
Dwight F. Davis
Les Poidevin
Australia
A. F. Wilding
New Zealand
Raymond D. Little
Holcombe Ward
Moran Wins Golden Wheel Race in Paris
James Moran the American cyclist from Chelsea Massachusetts won a golden wheel race at the Buffalo track in Paris. He set new records for 10 of the 40 kilometres and would likely have more records if his motor had not failed. He plans a series of races in Germany before returning to the United States around July 1.
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Chelsea
Mass
Europe
Buffalo Track
Paris
Moran
Germany
Yale Rowers Enter Crucial 21 Day Training Camp
Yale oarsmen face the toughest three weeks ahead as Coach Kennedy plans two daily shells. Captain Mores notes unsettled lineup with Weeks moved to the varsity bow and Rockwell shifting from bow to freshman boat. A four mile test and two workouts daily mark the period before Harvard race.
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Conn
Yale
Kennedy
Harvard
Mores
Rockwell
Cincinnati Beats Philadelphia in 11 Inning Showcase
Cincinnati won an 11 inning game against Philadelphia on June 7. Odwell delivered the decisive three base hit after Philadelphia tied it in the ninth on a close plate play.
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Patten
H. D. Jones
A. E. Donovan
Crawford
McIntyre
Cobb
Eeey
Coughlin
O'Lea
Payne
Donahue
Bea Washington
Altizer
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Anderson
I. F Hickman
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Cc. Jones
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aWakefield
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Ayne
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Cincinnati Today
Odwell
Courtney
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Jagee
Barry
Doolin
Bransfield
Titus
Sparks
Parks
Hill
St Louis Beats Brooklyn 7-3 With Strong Pitching
National League game in Brooklyn sees St Louis defeat Brooklyn 7 to 3 as Taylor allows few runs and Brooklyn's fielding falters after a six game winning streak.
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
Taylor
Pirates Doubleheader Next Trip for Wet South End Game
Wet grounds at the South End led to yesterday's game being called off disappointing Pittsburg players and hundreds of fans. The Pirates expect a double-header on their next visit, aiming for a steadier showing as they chase the pennant with Pfeffer due to pitch today for the locals.
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Pirates
Giants
Chicago
Penn Joins Intercollegiate Athletic Association
The University of Pennsylvania announced it has joined the Intercollegiate Athletic Association, aligning with the colleges and universities of the United States. The move was disclosed at West Point, New York, on June 7.
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PENN
A. A
West Point
N. Y
University of Pennsylvania
Intercollegiate Athletic Association of the Colleges and Universities of the
United States
Strike-Out Sawyer Hailed in Boston Base Ball Saga
The slice of comic sports fiction features the famed author of Home Ren Haggerty writing a wry baseball tale about a pitcher on a remarkable streak. Readers in Boston are teased with a humorous, sensational Sunday preview.
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Boston
Ren Haggerty
Pittsburgh at Boston Chicago at New York
Pittsburg travels to Boston as part of a double header with Chicago visiting New York. St Louis meets Brooklyn while Cincinnati faces Philadelphia in another set of league clashes.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
Eenee
New York
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn
City Pairings Set For Evening Football Showdowns
Lynn visits Worcester while Lawrence travels to New Bedford Haverhill hosts Fall River Lowell meets Manchester in upcoming games casting regional pride across five towns.
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Fall River
Lawrence
Worcester
Lynn
New Bedford
Haverhill
Lowell
Manchester
New Bedford Falls To Haverhill In Tight Inning Loss
In New Bedford on June 7 Haverhill edged the home team 4 to 5 after a late rally. O Hearne doubled and Canavan misplayed a ball, with Madden delivering the final hit to swing the game. Waterman Coveney Austin Braun and Kehoe paced Haverhill with key hits and runs.
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Hartzell
Pavilion
Conroy
Chase
New York
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Larte
Williams
Delehanty
Hoffman
McGuire
Jones
Hemphill
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Hahn
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O’brien
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Elliot
Watermen
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Austin
Frock's wildness powers Manchester past Worcester 7 2
Manchester beat Worcester 7 to 2 as Frock yielded few walks and hit timely hits. Phalen Murch and Mclaughlin led Worcester with multiple hits, while Pleiss and Zacher contributed for Manchester in a windy Worcester game.
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Worcester
A.E. Ph
R.fe
Gorton
Eustace
Lord
Pleiss
C. F
Zacher
Burkett
Mauch
Henry
Eaton
Meagher
Kane
Bradley
Cross
Knotts
M’s’hlin
Frock
Beard
Phalen
Murch
McLaughlin
Henery
Amoire—O’briena
Clan-na-Gael Field Day Entries Starts July Fourth
A record-breaking list of entries for the Clan-na-Gael field day at Oak Island Grove on July 4 is received. Hugh C. McGrath superintendent of the Charlesbank Gymnasium and Joseph M. Patten oversee the entries.
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Clan-na-Gael
Oak Island Grove
Hugh C. McGrath
Charlesbank Gymnasium
Joseph M. Patten
New Klondike Discovery Bankrupt Sale At 975 Washington St
The Great Bankrupt Sale advertises 350 best grade outing suits for 4.97, trousers at 1.69, and heavy outfits at 10.97 with 20.00 elsewhere. It claims Boston receipts soar, inviting shoppers to visit 975 Washington St opposite Columbia Theatre. Open evenings and Saturdays. mail orders encouraged.
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Washington St
Columbia Theatre
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