Market declines and gains across Wall Street copper stocks
Wall Street sees a mixed session with gains in some coalers and active trading while overall volume slows. Amalgamated proxy tensions, copper stock movements in Boston, and external factors like London rates and Lakes vessel talks shape the day. Copper Range and other miners show selective strength with lingering concerns over profits and management. Heath.
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Wheat futures dip on India crop record and gov report bets
Chicago market notes profit-taking after a record wheat crop in India. Traders anticipated a government report showing improved crop conditions. By close, July wheat declined, while corn and oats fell and provisions moved lower on the day.
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India
Princeton Defeats Bucknell 9 to 0 In Slugging Match
Princeton beat Bucknell 9 to 0 in a one sided game at Princeton. Blair contributed solid fielding and strong pitching aided by Tenfel Parsons Underhill Byram and Cooney in the battery. Bucknell’s right fielder and other players struggled offensively as the Tigers ran up the score.
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N. J
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Blair
Bucnell
R. Os Scieton
Tenfel and
Parsons
Underhill
Byram and Cooney
Melrose High School Defeats Mechanic Arts 17 to 1
Melrose High School beat Mechanic Arts High School of Boston 17 to 1 at Tremont Street grounds this afternoon. Score by innings shows Melrose with a strong first and late surge, aided by Rowe Scanlan and battering from Bijorkland Loderhand Baker for M A H S.
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Tremont Street
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Bijorkland
Loderhand
Baker
Cincinnati Reds Face Boston Pitchers In Crucial Test
Baseball notes discuss Reds pitcher Hahn and Boston choices Fisher or Carney with Cincinnati slight favorites. Elliott, Woodruff and Johnstone are mentioned amid a tense mood as Boston bats threaten. Tomorrow the Pirates visit, while Detroit beats another club as rivals push for wins.
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Hahn
Reds
Fisher
Carney
Boston
Elliott
Woodruff
Donlin
Johnstone
Barney Kifties
Pirates
Detroit
Collins
Harvard Men Train for Meet in England
Harvard track athletes prepare for a joint meet with Yale against Oxford and Cambridge in July. Most events are decided, with Schick in the 100 yards likely to compete, and others such as Bird in hurdles and Murphy in high jump slated for England bound squad. Training will shift to Travers Island after college closes for more systematic preparation.
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England
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Bird
Clapp
Dives
Rust
Colwell
Murphy
le Moyne
Ayers
Travers Island
Detroit Beats Collins Team 3 to 2 in Slow Pitch Duel
Detroit took a 3 to 2 win over Collins' squad as Gibson walked three in the first inning and was wild, while Mullin and Winter locked in a control duel. Sam Crawford saved Boston twice with superb catches, and Ferris, Parent, and a double play stemmed a late Detroit threat.
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Charley Carr
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McIntyre
Crawford
Lachance
Lowe
Parent
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Dougherty
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New York Defeats Cleveland Four to One on Eagles Day
Powell pitched a two hit game mercilessly for Cleveland who mustered only three baserunners. New York produced four singles in the second inning off Donahue. The Eagles enjoyed a strong crowd, with several hundred fans in attendance as New York seized the win.
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Hickman
New York
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Eagles
Yale Beats Dartmouth 8-4 in New Haven Ballgame
Yale defeated Dartmouth 8 to 4 in New Haven on June 8 as Yale bats hit Glaze freely. Witham Huiskamp and Glaze supplied long hits while Witham and Miller sparkled in the field. Final score by innings shows Yale 2 0 1 2 0 2 1 0 0 8 runs 12 hits 2 errors. Dartmouth 0 0 1 0 0 0 3 0 0 4 runs 9 hits 4 errors. Batteries Allen Winslow Glaze McCabe. Umpires Gruber Chittenden Shaw. Attendance 500.
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Allen
Winslow
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Gruber
Chittenden and Shaw
Trinity Defeats Wesleyan. 5-3 Victory in Hartford
Trinity beat Wesleyan 5 to 3 in Hartford. A fast unassisted double play by Hancock highlighted the game. Score by innings shows Trinity erasing early runs, with Grange and Dravo combining on the mound and Munroe and Knowles catching. Umpire was Roriarty.
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Dravo
Munroe
Knowles
Roriarty
Clarkson's Pitching Ability Discussed
Local fans debated whether Will Walter Clarkson could pitch professionally and succeed in the major leagues. Rumors of a New York Americans contract and Clarkson's denial sparked talk, with experts noting a possible year of minor league seasoning before he could excel at the highest level.
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Griffith
New York Americans
Clarkson
South End
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Yale
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Boston
Taylor
Collins
New York Baseball Game Report Lacks Clear Details
The brief reads like a partial box score with New York involved and mentions two-base hits by an unidentified player, a batter named Sack Bowell, and a fielder Donahue. Umpires Sheriden and Carpenter are listed with an attendance figure of 8,200, but the text is fragmented and missing key names, dates, and complete events.
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Sack Bowell
Auatt
Donahue
Sheriden and Carpenter
Chicago Beats Phillies With Seven-Player Double Plays Record
Chicago easily defeated Philadelphia with seven fielders involved in a likely record double play sequence. Owen pitched well, supported by solid defense behind Plank. Errors by Chicago pitchers led to most runs and the lineup featured multiple substitutions and stolen bases as the game unfolded.
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Tannehill
Sullivan
Hoffman
H. Davis
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Hartsel
Murphy
Donohue
Callahan
Erank Murphy
Davis
Isle of Spice Thrills Boston Theatres At Globe
The Isle of Spice draws packed houses at the Globe with summer audiences buying tickets three weeks ahead. Nearby, Queen of Laughter at the Colonial keeps crowds large as Bostonians praise the operatic piece and the company’s earlier hits. Filipino night features at Tremont with World’s Fair commissioners attending Woodland. Hearts of Oak at Castle Square drives strong attendance, while Paul Revere and Sky Farm entertain at Castle Square and Music Hall respectively.
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Boston
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Wilkins
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