Boston Wins Dramatic Ninth Inning Rally Over St Louis
Boston edged St Louis 4 to 8 in a sensational ninth inning rally at Huntington Avenue. With two out, Unglaub cleared the bases and Parent followed with a left field hit that dropped, allowing Unglaub to score the winner as Stone mishandled the ball. Glade started for St Louis, Winter relieved, and Collins managed Boston to the dramatic comeback in front of 2196 fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Huntington Avenue
St. Louis
Ferris
Freeman
Collins
Criger
Buck
Rooters
Unglaub
Winter
Jones
Glade
McAleer
Selbach
Royal Rooters
Fred Parent
Parent
Stone
Gibson
Sugden
Grimshaw
Burkett
Moran
van Zant
Koehler
Criger Jones
Wallace
Gleason
Stahl
Wither Young
Tannehill
E. Selbach
R. F
Colling
Eorerere
bUnglaub
Seeeses
Louis
R. Ae
Origer
Detroit Triumphs In 11th Inning Baseball Thriller
Two walks and a scratch hit in the 11th gave Detroit a win in Washington. The Senators led by two until Washington tied it in the ninth on a walk an error and two singles. Cooley was ejected in the ninth for disputing the umpire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Detroit
Cooley
St. Louis at Boston and Other NBA Matchups
Basketball card previews list St Louis facing Boston Chicago at Philadelphia Detroit at Washington and Cleveland at New York with teams set for upcoming games and potential playoff implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rheattee
Boston
Louis
Cleveland
Seer
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
St. Toul
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
B.C
Brooklyn Se
Jouis
Baseball game brief with sparse score notes
Off Winter faced off Glade with three strikeouts by Winter and four by Glade. Time of game 42 minutes. Umpire Connolly oversaw the match with attendance listed at 2196.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glade
Connolly
Cleveland Stops New York 4-0 Behind Strong Pitching
Cleveland shut out New York 4-0 as Moore pitched well for the visitors. Ghosbro also was effective aside from two innings with key hits. Turner's fielding was highlighted in the game played in New York on June 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cleveland Today
Moore
Ghosbro
Turner
Plank Sharp as Philadelphia Beats Chicago in Slow Game
Superb pitching by Plank led Philadelphia to a 6-3 victory over Chicago. Phillies benefited from late rallies, while Chicago left seven runners on base. Hits include H Davis and Tannehill each with two. Patterson and White yielded eight and one runs respectively. Time saw 45 minutes of play. Attendance listed as 4071.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Abbbr
Poce
Schaefer
Cooley
Hickman Rs
Stanford
Coughlin
Ee O'Leary
Lowe
Saeians P F
Mullin
Washington AB R BH. PO
Hill
Wo Jones
C. F
Stahl
Steer
Anderson
Frerene
Huelsman
Mullen
Ee Cassidy
Heyden
Hughes
Washington
Jones
Rawford
Cassidy
Hockman
O’ Leary
Crawford
O'Leary
Donovan
Ante de Donovan
Asapite Cebartian
Philadelphia
Plank
Chicago
Patterson
White
H. Davis
Tannehill
Lord
Hoffman
McFarland
G. Davis
Kelley and McCarthy
Hartsel
Oo Murphy
Oo Hoffman
Eenee Seer
Lord R
Powers
Sneer Plank
Schreckengost
Holmes
Callahan
G Davis
Seer
Ewe
Soin Sisss Dee
bAltrock
Street
Chance
Evers
Boston
Fraser
Jake Weimer
First Base
Tinker
E Slagle
Schulte
Maloney
Reeee
Eeneee Tinker
Casey
BH. PO
Cannell
Tenney
Abbaticchio
Delehanty
Wolverton
Dolan
Raymer
Weimer
Yraser
Iraser
Klem
Moth Plague Clamps Albion Street In Wakefield
In Wakefield and nearby Stoneham gypsy and brown-tail moths swarm Albion street near the Stoneham line. Pedestrians cannot pass without moths clinging to clothing. Ground is littered with the pests and physicians report many itch cases with potential facial scarring. Superintendent Kirkland plans a joint visit to arrange extermination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakefield
Albion Street
Stoneham
Kirkland
Gypsy Moth Department
Chicago Tools Up Boston Nationals in Lopsided 11 to 2 Defeat
The Chicagos overwhelmed Boston with strong hitting and aggressive baserunning. Fraser struggled on the mound allowing seven runs as Chicago built a decisive lead, while Chance and Tinker made standout plays in center and at the fence.
War Over Bleachers Splits Dorchester Baseball Fans
Dorchester baseball scene explodes over bleachers dispute. Manager Lyons claims Bradford's bleachers belong to the field after Lyons leased Nightingale's field. Bradford hires Buckley to remove them. Lyons rescinds with replevin and sues Buckley. O'Connell to represent Buckley as case returnable tomorrow. Fans ask who owns the bleachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester
Lyons
Dorchesters
New Dorchester
A. 8
Bradford
Nightingale
Buckley
Joseph F. O'Connell
Tomomow
Herrera and Neary Draw In Detroit Bout
Charley Neary of Milwaukee and Aurelio Herrera of California fought ten rounds to a draw in Grand Rapids Club action. Neary led early while Herrera surged in late rounds, especially the ninth, and both fighters finished strong in a closely contested match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Grand Rapids
Charley Neary
Milwaukee
Aurelio Herrera
California
Neary
Herrera
Flying Horses proprietor recalls assault on electric car
Fred McVicar of 25 Baxter Street South Boston told Division 4 police he rode an electric car on Colum bus avenue eating peanuts when a man grabbed his nuts and punched him off the car. Officers arrested him for drunkenness until a supervisor saw his badly mutilated face and sent him to Relief Hospital. Police seek the attacker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flying Horses
Fred McVicar
Baxter Street
Boston
Division 4
Columbus Avenue
McLaughlin
Jones
Nolice
McVicar
Atlantic Ave L trains to be held up tomorrow
Due to changes connecting the State Street Elevated with the Atlantic Avenue station, south bound Atlantic Avenue trains will not run from 6 p.m. Saturday, June 10, until work finishes, likely Sunday. Passengers should use southbound subway trains from Charlestown and North Station to reach Atlantic Avenue, and use northbound subway trains for Roxbury or subway access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Street
Atlantic Avenue
East Boston
Charlestown
North Station
Roxbury
Roslindales and Forest Hills to Clash Tomorrow
Roslindale and Forest Hills meet in the opening of a three game series tomorrow at Roslindale. Both sides are described as very strong and a close contest is anticipated with manager Moulton and captain Leonard confident of victory. Leonard has assembled a celebrated lineup and a fierce city-wide rivalry is expected to draw a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roslindale
Forest Hills
Moulton
Leonard
Pittsburg Downs New York 4 1 In Wild Park Fracas
Pittsburg defeated New York 4 to 1 at Exposition Park in a tumultuous afternoon. Fights and ejections erupted among spectators and officials while Umpire O Day put out a bleacher fire and the game continued after a punch knocked out Umpire Johnson. Ames wild pitches nearly cost Pittsburg the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Penn
New York
Exposition Park
Clymer
Gilbert
Clark
Clancy
Mason
Monongahela
Red
O’day
Johnson
Mertes
McGann
Bresnahan
Ritchey
Howard
Presnahan
Ames
Navy plans 10 greet Prince Louis Battenberg visit
The Navy Department, via the British embassy, plans a autumn arrival of Prince Louis of Battenberg with a squadron of four British cruisers. The group will visit New York and Annapolis before coming to Washington, with Paul Morton meeting Mayor McClellan to discuss the entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
Prince Louis of Battenberg
Atlantic
Newport
New York
Annapolis
Gunns Sound Death Suspected From Own Action
Brattleboro Vermont reports the probable death by suicide of Herbert H. Gunn a former real estate agent after he wrote to attorney E W Gibson he would drown himself in Long Island Sound. Gunn left Brattleboro May 2 for New York and a May 24 letter to the attorney said he would end his troubles in the waters. A reply indicates a man matching Gunn boarded a toy line steamer in New York May 25 and did not reach Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
Herbert H. Gunn
E. W. Gibson
Gunn
Long Island Sound
New York
Gibson
Providence
Death of Mrs Annie Kelley of Dorchester
Mrs Annie Kelley wife of William Kelley of Meeting House Hill Dorchester died yesterday at 76 Hamilton Street after a brief illness She was born in Portland Missouri moved to Dorchester fifteen years ago She took part in St Peters Church work Her loss is mourned by her husband seven children John William Edward James Andrew Mrs James K E McDonald Natick and Louise Funeral at St Peters Church Meeting House Hill tomorrow morning at 10 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Kelley
William Kelley
Meeting House Hill
Dorchester
Hamilton Street
Kelley
Portland
St. Peter’s Church
John
William
Edward
James
Andrew
James KE. McDonald
Natick and Louise
Duane Improving After Serious Illness in East Boston
Street Commissioner John H. Duane, long ill at his home on Webster Street, East Boston, has shown marked improvement and is out of danger, according to information learned at his residence. His friends express relief at his recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Duane
Boston
Webster Street
Cincinnati Triumph Over Brooklyn in Poor Fielding Game
Cincinnati scored easily as Brooklyn’s weak fielding aided the home team. Miss Alice Roosevelt was among the spectators at the June 8 matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Alice Roosevelt
Baseball News and Comment Keeps Up Ladies Day Finish
Baseball notes praise John I Taylor and liken the finish to a windup fit for Cy Young or Tannehill. Mentions Grimshaw Bak, Connolly umpiring, and interest in Oakland and Boston games. References Scott Walden, Jesse Lilly, and Hub Hart with Cleveland. discusses Comiskey and Callahan and East coast schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John I. Taylor
Bill Cahill
Cy Young
Tannehill
St. Louis
Sugden
Grimshaw
Connolly
Burkett
Koehler
Stahl
Pittsburg
Walworths
South Boston
J. M. Londergan
City Point Court
Fred Doe
New Bedford
Boston Giants
Ss. I. Crawford
Cambridge Street
Joe Walcott
Walcott
Waltham
West Newton
T. J. Lyons
Comiskey
Ban Johnson
L. Lajoie
Elmer Flick
Harry Bay
Willam Bradley
Cleveland
Huntington Avenue
Andover
Princeton
Inquirer
Hickman
Young
Harley
Jamaica Plain
Dorchester
Wellington
Leominster
Detroit
Hub Hart
Georgetown
Hart
Detroit Tribune
Veer Kelley
Johnson
East
Lajoie
Boston
Philadelphia
W. A. Phelan
Chicago
Jimmy Callahan
Callahan
Robbery on Staniford Street Nabs One Suspect
A mob of hotel thieves attacked Joseph Cassidy at 23 Staniford Street last night. Two men choked Cassidy while a third stole $1.20. Police arrested David L. Hennesey of 66 Leverett Street as a gang member. He awaits robbery charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Cassidy
Staniford Street
Cassidy
David L. Hennessey
Leverett Street
Cambridge Mother Hears From Missing Boy
Herbert Main aged 12 who vanished from 152 Austin Street Cambridge has been heard from by his mother Mrs. Fletcher. She says he visited relatives and led them to believe she knew his whereabouts. She declined to reveal his location but states he is safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Main
Austin Street
Cambridge
Fletcher
Lost child found asleep in closet in Roxbury
Police from Station 10 Roxbury conducted a search for a missing six year old, Margaret Burke, daughter of Mrs. Burke of 12 Carmel Street. After five hours the child was found asleep in a closet at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury
Margaret
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bostons
Frederic P. O’connell
Fultz
Keeler
R F
Dougherty
Williams
Conroy
Chase
Chesbro
O' Loughlin
Baseball. Straits
Chicagos
Boston Nationals
Catcher Street
National
BALL
Atlantic Ave. L
Roslindales
Cheseman
Billy Leonard
Forest Hills Baseball Club
AB. R. BH. PO
A. FE. Clymer
J. le
Peitz
Denlin
Me Browne
Leach
Devlin
Browne
Beaumont
Case
NAVY
Prince
Zearfoss
Doolin
Bransfield
Burke
Magee
Thielman
Shay
Beckley
Smoot
Kellum
Duggleby
Emplie
Eee
Day
AB Thomas
Cseseerees
Courtney
Titus
Branstfield
Messe Vane
Dunleavy
A Burke
Duane
E. Huggins
Barry
Seymour
Corcoran
Odwell
R. Pesssecrees
Bridewell
Schlei
Aee Se
AB PO A
Malay
Sheckard
Lumley
O Batch
Eee Gessler
Eeere Lewis
Aecese S
Dobbs
Seeeere Ft
Ritter
Hason
Seeereress
Eason
Ballswine
Baseball
Staniford ST
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!