Cubs Hammer Out Another Victory Over Boston Nationals
Chicago built a four run first inning and held on to beat Boston 5 to 2 at the South End grounds. Evers Hoffman Kling and Steinfeldt led a sharp Cubs defense while Pat Flaherty struggled to stem the Chicago attack until the eighth. Browne Beaumont and Dahlen provided the key hits as Boston failed to mount a sustained rally.
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New York Defeats Cleveland 6 1 On Strong Baserunning
New York won 6 to 1 over Cleveland as the Indians left 15 men on base. Thielman was knocked out in the third, Check relieving him, while New York’s base running stood out with two successful squeeze plays.
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Cincinnati Beats Brooklyn 3–2 to Complete Series Sweep
In Brooklyn Cincinnati won 3 to 2 to take the series four straight. Pastorius and Coakley pitched well, but Brooklyn errors cost them the game. Kane hit a first inning home run as the standout batting moment.
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Pittsburg Tops Philadelphia 2-0 in Shutout Victory
In Philadelphia on June 8 Pittsburg blanked Philadelphia 2 to 0 as Moren held the Phillies to two hits through six innings. The Pirates extended their winning streak to three victories in four games.
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Pittsburg Edges In Sevenths On Narrow Victory
Pittsburg rallied with seven hits to score four runs in the seventh inning to beat the opponent. Willis pitched strong ball and none of the home players advanced to third base, sealing the win in the late drama.
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McGinnity Shuts Out St. Louis as Batting Lifts Home Team
New York players defended the mound with McGinnity pitching a shutout and contributing at the plate to edge St. Louis. the victory highlights strong pitching from McGinnity and timely hitting by the home club.
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St. Louis
Worcester Shuts Out Fall River in Baseball Game
Worcester defeated Fall River 2 to 0 as Wormwood's wild pitching produced both runs. Owens limited Fall River to two hits and struck out 10, with standout defense from Kane and Burkett.
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Lynn uses 12th inning rally to top Lowell 4 3
In a 12 inning afternoon game Lynn defeats Lowell 4 to 3. West and Bigbie hit key two base hits to drive in the deciding run. West O'Hagan Bigbie and Ainsworth tally for Lynn while Roth, Lovell and Harris lead Lowell offense.
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Louis Beats New York In Pitcher Hurtling Game
Louis wins 8 to 2 against New York with 8 walks issued by Raymond. St Louis errors give New York 2 runs as McGinnity and Raymond combine for 11 strikeouts. McGinnity allows 7 while Raymond fans 4. Time was 2 hours with Rudderham umpiring.
Bits of Baseball A Reds gathering and Sox scouting news
Dave Brain visits at 3 15 with many old friends to greet the hard hitting star. Bowerman’s absence weakened Chicago. Boston plans to add Smif from Pittsburg and Daniel Wood rumor persists. Red Sox scout Fred Lake tours the circuit seeking a star pitcher while W L Gardner from Vermont joins to report next weekend. Detroit papers shift on Boston after early season defeats. Chicago now leads the American League as the race tightens and a few more wins by McGuire’s team could change standings.
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New Bedford blank Brockton 3 to 0 in baseball
New Bedford defeated Brockton 3 to 0 as Delave pitched a solid game on June 8 in New Bedford. The win improves the home team's standing while Brockton faces a tough loss in the intercity matchup.
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St Johns Prep Clinches Essex County Championship
Danvers June 8 St Johns Prep defeated Burdett College of Lynn 8 to 2 on the college grounds to clinch the Essex county championship. Burdett College 2.
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Boxers Donahue Memsic Set Tonight Eyed Thriller
Young Donahue of Roxbury and George Memsic of Chicago prepare for a lightweight bout at the Armory Athletic Association tonight after brief training in the heat. Donahue aims for a victory judged by many observers, while Memsic vows to win and bring form to the ring. The card features six preliminaries and notes a rising Milwaukee boxing scene with notable gate figures and weight-cutting training plans.
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Big Killing on Simon Pure Grabs Gravesend Race
Simon Pure wins the Gravesend steeplechase after drifting to 40 to 1 and closing from behind to win by ten lengths. Berry Maid and other winners listed include Big Chief Erbet Tileing and Trance in various races.
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St. Louis Defeats Philadelphia 10–0 in American League Game
St. Louis pitchers shut out Philadelphia 10 to 0 as Wad dell struggled with eight scattered hits. The June 8 contest saw St. Louis capitalize on early offense and maintain control throughout the game.
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Chicago edges Washington to lead American League race
Davis scored the winning run from second base as Chicago rallied past Washington. Chicago compiled a late rally after errors by McBride and Delehanty allowed two runs, Washington replying with a seventh inning score on two doubles and a single.
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Dudley Club Cigar Factory Promotes Ten Cent Smoke
A Rochester advertisement touts the Dudley Club Cigar Factory at 126 Dudley Street Roxbury with a $1000 avana Guarantee Cigar claim. Consumers are urged to compare the product and ask their tobacconist for the Dudley Club ten cent cigar, promising lasting satisfaction.
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Delehanty Delivers as White Falls to Walsh in Chicago Loss
Delehanty went 2 for 2 with hits off Walsh in 5 of 8 innings. He pitched 1 inning, allowing 1 run. Sacrifices by Donohue Tannehill and Davis, a Shipke stolen base, and a Burns to Freeman double play frame the game. Chicago left 5 on base while Washington left 4. Burns and White combined for 8 strikeouts each. Time 1h 45m. Umpire Connolly.
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Regional baseball scores across Connecticut and Massachusetts
Bridgeport 4 Bridgeport New Britain 1 Meriden 7 Meriden 3 Hartford 5 Holyoke 1 Springfield 4 Waterbury 1. Scores from multiple city pairings show Bridgeport and Hartford area teams posting wins with Meriden and Waterbury also tallying victories.
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