Local Matchups Across Cities Prompt Weekend Showdowns
Boston hosts Neftmall while Chicago faces New York. Cleveland plays Brooklyn and Pittsburg at Washington. St. Louis visits Philadelphia with Louisville at Baltimore. Balanced schedules highlight intra conference rivalries and travel.
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Boston
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Louisville
Secee
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Washington
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Eseseee
Ee Ct
Hoston
Weeree
Neftmall
Hicago
Fall River and New Bedford Baseball Tussle Against Cincinnati
A detailed note on a tense Cincinnati game from yesterday with Boston and Cincinnati players, highlighting Willis's control in innings one and three, varied hits by Beckley and Miller, timely homers by Duffy and Long, and key defensive plays by Tenney and Bergen. The piece emphasizes the pitchers Hawley and Willis, the crowd of about 8000, and the shifting momentum as Boston prevails late.
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Boston
AB. R. B
A. B. Hamilton F. Eeeeses
Tenney
Cincinnati
McBride
Smith
McPhee
Beckley
Eeenee
Miller
F. Ee Corcoran
Irwin
Vaughn
Oa Wees
Eeeses
Hawley
Long
Hamilton
Duffy
Stahl
Lowe
Bergen
Milter
Ames—Cushman and Heydler
Victor Willis
Jake Beckley
Dusty’ Miller
Corcoran
Vic
Buck” Ewing
Willis
Reds
Ewing
Herman Long
Herman
Elmer Smith
Billy Hamilton
Collins
Martin Bergen
Graney
Tommy
Fleet
Billy” Long
Jake
Boston Leader's War Club
Heinie
Peitz
Jim
Nops Shines in Tight Game with Clarke’s One Hand Catch
Baltimore report notes Nops pitched well with superb support from fielders. Clarke made a notable one hand catch of a fly ball after a hard run. Attendance listed as 742. The score remains unresolved in the provided copy.
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Baltimore
Nops
Clarke
Harvard College Baseball Struggles Against Brown Crimson Defeated
Harvard was outplayed by Brown with Har vard failing to bat effectively while Brown's hits came at key moments. Lander made a costly fifth inning error, Rand injured early, and Gammons drove a three bagger in the third. Harvard faces its own graduates next.
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Haughton
Lynch
Harvard
Brown
Holy Cross
Providence
Yale
Lander
Basebball
Rand
Fultz
Laughlin
R. Croker
Richard Croker
New York
Clarke
Sedgwick
Cozzens
Bacon
Gammons
Crimson
Fitz
Fisher
Reed
Washington Wins as Mercer Pitches Strongly
Mercer pitched well for the Senators who batted hard while the Pirates committed errors. Washington won the game with an attendance figure of 1500.
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Washington
Mercer
Senators
Pirates
Cuban Giants to Play Carters in Weekend Franklin Tests
The Cuban Giants visit Franklin for Friday and Saturday games under manager Carter. Stivetts may pitch Friday with Ganzel catching, 4 o clock. Saturday features Lampe pitching at 3 o clock with Goodwin behind the plate. Carters position players include Ganzel Jud Jones Judd Supple Gorman Fosburg Eldredge.
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Carters
Franklin
Carter
Stivetts
Bostons
Charley Ganzel
Lampe
Syracuse Stars
Frank Goodwin
Ganzel
Jud. Jones
Jimmy Judd
Supple
Dick Gorman
Fosburg
Eldredge
C. F
College scoring results from New England and Atlantic venues
Football scores listed from multiple college matches across New Haven Yale to Easton Lafayette. Notable outcomes include University of Vermont 7 over New Haven 10 and Princeton 10 over Lawrenceville 0 with several other pairings like Newport 8 over Fall River and Syracuse 2.”
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New Haven
Yale
University of Vermont
Syracuse
Norfolk
Allentown
Easton
Lafayette
Lehigh
Baseball Talk in the Heat at South End Grounds
The piece notes fashion and gear among 400 fans at the right field, mentions Billy Hamilton's hat theory, and recalls ex-Salem and Lynn manager Old Harry Putnam. It references umpire Miah Murray praising Harvard college games and lists South Boston players Mike Meagher and Billy Foley now in business. Pitcher Hickman left for Rochester after yesterday’s game.
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Billy Hamilton
Bill
Harry Putnam
Salem and
Lynn
Harry
Dinzi
Sullivan
Mike Hines
Jimmy Dillon
Miah Murray
Harvard
South Boston
Mike Meagher
Billy Foley
Peninsular
Kirby
Lewis
South End
Hickman
Rochester
N. Y
Bankers’ and Brokers
Boston
Norwooda
Howard Martin
Estabrook & Co
Boston College
Sieware’ Telegraph
Harvard Crews Begin Work on the Thames River
Harvard oarsmen arrived at Red Top and River View training quarters in Gaels Ferry Connecticut. The varsity, freshmen, and substitutes practiced in light sessions with wind and rough water complicating the river work. Yale crews conducted their routine nearby as both teams prepared around examinations and early season regimens.
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Gales Ferry
Conn
Harvard
A. C. Coolidge
Kimball Cottage
Lehmann
Varsity
Yale
Cook
Storrow
Naval Station
Kiteamaug
Kutnow’s Improved Effervescent Powder Promises European Mineral Benefit
An ad touts Kutnow’s Powder as a portable European mineral water substitute for digestive and hepatic ailments. It claims gentle relief from biliousness indigestion and constipation, with endorsements from medical journals and royal references. Sold by Kutnow Bros New York and S Kutnow Co London as sole agents.
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Kutew
Kutnow
London
Prince of Wales
Kutnow Bros
Astor Place
New York City
S. Kutnow & Co. Ld
Farringdon Road
E. C
Eng
Cornell crews merged for second varsity and freshmen lineups
Coach Courtney combined the second varsity eight with the second freshmen eight at Ithaca. Eight substitutes will back varsity and freshmen shells for New London and Saratoga races. The likely eight include Briggs Savage Moore Beardslee Bailey Wakeman Bentley Dalzell Captain Colson. Freshmen boat features English Hartley Lyon Ball Cross King Van derhoef Fay with substitutes Tyron Taylor Thomas Robbins. Training HQs set at Harrison's Landing. Saratoga distance shortened by one mile after approval from Penn and Columbia. Courtney notes freshmen faster than last year. varsity showing limited progress.
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N. Y
Courtney
New London
Saratoga
Briggs
Savage
Beardslea
Moore
Bailey
Wakeman
Bentley
Dalzell
Colson
Poughkeepsie
Annapolis
Beardslee
Ludlam
Sweetland
Holloway
Raymond
English
Hartley
Lyon
Ball
Cross
King
Vanderhoef
Fay
Bow
Tyron
Taylor
Thomas
Robbins
Commodore White
Harrison
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Harvard Crews Leave for Thames Sprint
Harvard varsity and freshmen rowing squads departed Harvard Square yesterday at 9 AM in a special car bound for the Thames. A sizable crowd led by Malcolm Donald president of 99 cheered the crews and individual rowers with rahs for both teams.
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Harvard
Harvard Square
Thames
Malcolm Donald
Stockholders Meet in Fall River Baseball Association
An informal meeting of the old stockholders in Fall River was adjourned until next Monday evening. It is claimed the stockholders have favorable chances to take an active part in the association and continue through the season.
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Fall River
The
Baseball Association
Winnisimmot Cycle Club to Field Baseball Team
The Winnisermet Cycle Club of Chelsea enters the season with a champion status in the A C C after clinching the 1898 pennant. They open against the Melrose Y M C A at Melrose next Saturday, and seek a Chelsea championship by challenging the Chelsea Cycle Club.
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Winnisermet Cycle Club
Chelsea
Melrose Y. M. C. A
Melrose
Winnisimmet
Chelsea Cyvc
Notable athletes eye major events across sports
Bowling Brook wins Met Handicap and Belmont Stakes but strains a tendon and faces temporary retirement. On Deck, a Suburban Handicap entrant, posted fast trials at Gravesend. Clarence Hobart enters All England championships at Wimbledon starting June 20. Other athletes compete in tennis, track, and interscholastic meets with several notable names mentioned.
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Bowling Brook
Gravesend
Clarence Hobart
Wimbleton
J. Parmley Paret
Bessie Moore
Ryrom Burke
Charlesbank
New York
John Wanamaker
Schuylkill Navy
Philadelphia
McCracken
Winsor
Tewkesbury
Remington
University of Pennsylvania
New York A. C
Chicago
George W. Orton
Combination Park
Medford
Hobbs
Boston
Wini
Meet Decision Keeps Cottage City as Midsummer Hub
The Massachusetts division of the L A W votes to hold the annual midsummer meet at Cottage City. Proxies are rejected in favor of instructed proxies. secret ballot and independent ticket win. A petition for a local consul for Lynn stirs debate. banquet set for September. $300 allocated for meets. June 1 balance $508.67.
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Massachusetts
Cottage City
Parker
Committee On Rules and Regulations
George W. Dorntee
Badger
Lynn
League
George Nt. Cain
Elliott
Cain
Dorntee
D. N. Miller
Springfield
National bicycle championship scores announced by L A W racing board
Chairman Mott of the L A W racing board releases the national bicycle championship scores listing Gardner leading with 27 points followed by Cooper 15 and O Stevens 9. Also named are Eaton 8 Tom Butler 8 Mertens 5 Bowler 6 Mc Farland 4 Major Taylor 4 and others. registrations include Monte Scott Providence Exel Ruden Manchester and several with numbers.
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Baltimore
Mott
L. A. W. Racing Board
Gardner
Cooper
O. Stevens
Eaton
Tom Butler
Mertens
Bowler
McFarland
Major Taylor
Dr. Brown
H. B. Freeman
Bald
Nat Butler
Karl Kaser
Becker
Bourette
M. Ely
H. B. Hilla, Jr
Watson Coleman
Monte Scott
Providence
Exel Ruden
Manchester
N. H
W. Archibald
Boston
Dan Daly
Taunton
Fred Haggerty
Waltham
Arthur J. Hammond
Lynn
Teddy Edwards heads to Springfield after 159th century ride
After completing his 159th consecutive century, Teddy Edwards leaves Boston for Springfield for a few days before continuing to Albany and the West. The rider notes the Boston area roads are the best he has encountered and confirms no serious mishaps with his chainless Columbia bicycle.
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Boston
Teddy Edwards
Springfield
Albany
West
International cycling program includes big 30 mile match race
The program features a 30 mile conte between McDuffee and Major Ruste at Charles River Park on June 17, plus a mile tandem handicap, a mile handicap amateur, and a Kangaroo versus Metropolitan team race. Taylor trains in Manhattan Beach and McDuffee in Boston as pacemakers prep for a potential hour record.
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McDuffee
Ruste Charles River Park
Mark Taylor
Manhattan Beach
Eddie McDuffee
Boston
Billy Martin
Elkes
Tom Linton
Martin
New York
Fred Hoyt
Berkeley Oval
Franklin road race and boxing notes from Charlestown
The column outlines cycling events and boxing matchups with figures on riders and purses. It cites the Franklin road race on June 25 led by O B Carter with twenty eight prizes and a 98 racing wheel, plus track races and a lantern parade in Charlestown chaired by Charles E Crowther. It also details pro boxing cards including Jim Davenport Frank Scott and Billy Smith vs Australian Jim Ryan with future bouts and venue notes across Philadelphia New York and Scranton.
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Dave Shafer
Jimmy Michael
Harry Elkes
Waltham
Elkes
Michael
Shafer
the Post
Franklin
O. B. Carter
Carter
Charlestown Cycle Club
Charles E. Crowther
Main Street
Pop” Zimmerman
Zimmy
W. J. Morgan
Philadelphia
Johnny Zimmerman
Frank Frame
Memphis
English featherweight title bout set for Lenox A C New York
World featherweight championship bout between Ben Jordan and George Dixon scheduled for June 27 at Lenox A C New York with weigh in at 122 pounds at 3 pm. Bout postponed to July 12 due to McCoy Choynski clash. Jordan trains at Coney Island Dixon at New Dorp Staten Island. Jordan’s win over White last December cited as strong evidence of his form.
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New York
Ben Jordan
George Dixon
Lenox A. C
Jordan
Eddy Curry
White
Dixon
Boxing match agreement signed for July 4 bout
Articles of agreement were signed between Mike Sears of Lynn and Austin Rice of New London Conn to box twenty rounds before the Irish Athletic Association of Essex County at Centennial Grove Essex July 4.
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Mike Sears
Lynn
Austin Rice
New London Conn
Irish Athletic Association
Essex County
Centennial Grove
Essex
Wakefield Road Race Entry List Extended Until Friday
The Wakefield road race entries will stay open until Friday noon due to few entrants. The novice prize features a silver trophy awaiting allocation to the leading newcomer.
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Wakefield
Boxing Exhibition Promises Classic Watson Hill Clash Tonight
In South Boston at the Broadway Club the long awaited 4 1u round bout pits Andy Watson of Philadelphia against Billy Hill known as Muldoon’s pickaninny. Both have trained hard aiming for a decisive win following a two year rematch history and recent strong showings including Hill’s win over Paddy Fenton.
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Broadway Club
Boston
Andy Watson
Clew
Billy F Hhll
Muldoon
West Newton Street Armory
Watson
Hill
Providence
Paddy Fenton
Conroy
Steve
Reserve Officers Cleared of Duty Neglect Charges
General order No. 617 read at stations last night finds Thomas R. Clark and Frank B. Erskine not guilty of neglect of duty. It lists reserve officers assigned May 20 as joining regular duty on the 10th at 6 40, including J. M. F. Little, John Lane, Michael J. Hartnett, James A. Morgan and Michael J. Trainor to divisions 1 5 10 16 respectively.
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Thomas R. Clark
Paitiolman
City Prison
Frank B. Erskine
J. M. F. Little
John Lane
Michael J. Hartnett
James A. Morgan
Michael J. Trainor
Teamster Injured In Horse Drawn Wagon Accident
George Dalton 33 a teamster of the Metropolitan Coal Company was kicked in the face by his horse yesterday afternoon. He fell as the wagon wheel dragged across his right shoulder breaking it and three ribs. He was taken to City Hospital.
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George Dalton
Hill Place
South Boston
Metropolitan Coal Company
City Hospital
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