New Yorks Lose To Bostons After Long's Muff At Polo Grounds
New Yorks trailed 3 to 1 late in the eighth inning at the Polo Grounds before Long muffed a throw, sparking a Boston batting burst and the visitors won 4 to 3. The day also carried a Philadelphia doubleheader where Boston and Philadelphia split, Farrar muff and Irwin's homer sealing the second game's late comeback.
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Supreme Judicial Court Equity Docket Tuesday June 10
Long list of cases and parties set before the Supreme Judicial Court for equity assignments on Tuesday June 10 including Deshon v McCormick ve. sams kner v Wamesick Co Middlesex arte ve Champlin save dwell v Parent Nye va Metcalf and numerous other dockets. The record shows cases across multiple sessions with adjournments and a criminal session led by Mason J including Commonwealth v Driscoll and related proceedings.
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Harvard Cup meeting caps New England interscholastic meet
The fifth annual championship of the New England Interscholastic Athletic Association was held at Holmesfield Cambridge on Saturday. Over two thousand spectators witnessed keen competition among Roxbury Latin School Worcester Academy and Hopkinson's with Hopkinson's earning the Harvard Cup in a close finish. Thirteen interscholastic records fell and standout performances came from Heard Hopkinson's who ran 120 yard hurdles in 18 seconds Brewer broad jumped 21 feet 6 inches and recorded 232 58 in the 220 yard dash.
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Real Estate Transfers and Developments Across Boston Districts
Real estate agent Joseph Comer sold properties to the Boston Real Estate Trust including 300 to 310 Commercial Street 321 to 331 North Street 60 to 56 Clark Street and Ballard's Wharf 295 to 301 Commercial Street with frontages 147 feet on Commercial 133 feet on Clark 180 on North and 332 on Sargent's Wharf totaling 21 000 square feet with buildings. Jenkins Bros. & Co plan a six story brick sales and Wareroom at 51 Portland Street near Dooley's Hotel clearing tenements. An electric street railway extension from Newton to Natick is debated. Seashore trade was dull due to cold weather. Summer mood hoped with a thermometer rise.
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Florists Exhibit At Horticultural Hall Delights Attendees
The Horticultural Society event at Horticultural Hall drew strong attendance with a notable display of rhododendrons from Mrs. F. B. Hayes estate and lines of native plants by Mrs. D. Richards and Mr. Hitchings. A merit certificate went to L. Gardner for utricularia nelumbifolia, while Leverett Chase showcased double peonies and poppies.
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Boston Club Dinners Feature Notables at Parker's
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Harvard Victories Over Longwoods On Their Ground
Harvard wins again over Longwoods by thirty runs in the first inning and seventy-seven runs in the second, with strong fielding and bowling. Mystics beat Cambridge 73 to 71 at Medford. Brocktons defeat Chelsea 48 to 27. Pawtuckets outscore Ashtons 36 to 34. Saylesville sees Leslie score 30 not out in a 106 to 67 game. Lowell second elevens beat Lawrence Merrimacs by 47 at South Common.
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Wheat and corn trade updates from London and Liverpool markets
June 7 London cargoes show 15 wheat arrivals since last report with 4 sold and 23 on sales. corn demand strong with 11 cargoes arriving and 7 sold while 9 await sales. At Mark Lane wheat quiet, corn in strong demand amid continental appetite. English markets slow, French markets quiet. Liverpool spot wheat quiet yet steady with mixed demand. quotes: winter wheat 76, spring 7a 24d, club 7a 14d. mixed American corn about 366d. pork 33s 9d, bacon 30s, lard 31s, tallow 24s Od, cheese 48s 3d.
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Market notes and price shifts in mining and energy stocks
In the past week 46000 dollars of stock has been sold. Mt Desert and Eastern Shore officials expect an important announcement soon valuable to the company. Copper stocks rallied with Osceola rising from 40 to 42 and Calumet & Hecla up 3 points to 81.5. Sugar certificates advanced from 77.75 to 96.75. Sugar Refineries traded 421000 shares on the New York board. Chicago Gas activity totals about 1128 000 shares.
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