Pennant Race Glints From Pro Baseball Talk
Toursville notes outfield chances for Edgar Beatty at 58 Franklin St. Washington has been shut out five times, Pittsburgh twice, Cincinnati once. Debates about Delehanty for Ritchey trade. Burkett’s outfield progress cited. Boston set for Reds visit. Pat Donavan’s .206 lead. Irwin’s fan record. pitching hot talk. May 5 game with 21 strikeouts by Newman at Tennessee.
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Toursville
Edgar Beatty
Franklin Street
City
Washington
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Delehanty
Ritchey
Jesse Burkett
Cleveland
Burkett
Washington Post
Gier
Pallies
Boston
Reds
Rh. A. P
Frederick Farrand
Sumner Street
Matt Boston
Donavan
Davis
Rhid
McPhee
Irwip
Baltimore
Joe Corbett
Arson
Isabel
M Minneapois
Denzer
South
Bowdoin Wins Intercollegiate Meet With 66 Points
Bowdoin College dominates the intercollegiate meet at Brunswick Maine scoring 66 points. Kendall leads with five first places 25 points Gibbs of Maine sets running high jump record Clark of Bowdoin tops pole vault Bates and Colby place second and third in several events.
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Brunswick
Bowdoin
Bates
University of Maine
Colby
Kendall
Gibbs
Clark
Rollins
Stanwood
Merrill
Hadlock
Spencer
Stetson
U. of M
Hook
Foss
Clement
Marston
Sinkineson
Livermore
Minott
Chapman
Stevens
Saunders
Robinson
Godfrey
Grover
French
Pike
Stearns
Chase
Neagle
Swain
Sin
Team Manager Earns 663 and Players Speak
Selee discusses the squad while Collins shines as a star in the game. The dressing room buzz centers on team leadership and standout performance in the latest contest.
Baseball and college matchups listed by leagues
National League games include Louisville at Boston Pittsburg at Brooklyn Cincinnati at New York Chicago at Philadelphia St Louis at Washington Cleveland at Baltimore New England League matchups Brockton at Newport Pawtucket at Taunton Fall River at New Bedford Eastern League Providence at Toronto Springfield at Buffalo Scranton at Rochester Wilkesbarre at Syracuse College Amherst versus Brown at Providence
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Louisville
Boston
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Washington
Cleveland
Baltimore
New England
Brockton
Newport
Pawtucket
Taunton
Fall River
New Bedford
Providence
Toronto
Springfield
Bufffalo
Scranton
Rochester
Wilkesbarre
Syracuse
College
Amherst
Brown
Boston Pennant Chase Delayed by Rain at South End Grounds
Manager Selee and the Boston club awaited a possible game as rain spoiled plans and kept Louisville at the hotel. Pitchers Hill or Fraser may start if play resumes. Klobe danz is slated to bat. Duffy and Collins highlighted solid batting and fielding as the team eyes first place amid injuries and drift.
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Selee
Pennant Hunters
South End
Boston
Colonels
Louisville
United States
Seiee
Tebeau
Washington
Collins
Bergen
Duffy
Pittsburg
Herman Long
Dorchester
Marty Bergen
Billy Hamilton
Charles J. Lavis
James Bowling Team Competes in City League Series
The article notes James bowling team competing in the City League series through winter until spring training in March. Captain Duffy leads the St. legs, a rendezvous for visiting players who view bowling as a prime exercise for keeping arms and legs in sound condition.
Baltimore Dominates Cleveland in Series Opener
The Baltimore club won 11 to 6 over Cleveland in the first game of the series. Hoffer pitched well until the ninth inning, when Cleveland bunched three singles, two doubles, and a triple for five runs. McDermott started for Cleveland, then Papalourelled in. Stenzel and Wallace led Baltimore with key hits as the home team showed sharp fielding. Attendance was 3,521.
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Baltimore
Cleveland
Hoffer
Indians
McDermott
Pappalau
Bowerman
Zimmer
Stenzel
Wallace
Burkett
Donahue Dominates as Senators Beat Browns in Errorless Game
Washington wins 2 to 0 over St. Louis as Donahue limits the Browns while Mercer struggles. Attendance 1800. Notable: Hallman double, stolen bases by Brown, Farrell, Tucker, Mercer. cross plays. Mer cer yields no earned runs. time 45 minutes. umpires Sheridan.
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Washington
Donahue
Senators
Browns
Mercer
Harley
Georgetown University
Hallman
Brown
Farrell
Tucker
Demont
O’brien
Rain Ends Springfield Buffalo Game Replayed From Fifth
In Buffalo on June 9 rain halted play after Spring field had three runs in the sixth. Umpire Gaffney called the game, sending it back to the fifth inning, giving Buffalo a 4 to 2 victory. Gilboy hit two doubles. Batteries Souders and H Smith Mains and Duncan.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Springfield
Gaffney
Gilboy
Ceesiscseeesdeee
Souders
H. Smith
Mains
Duncan
Baseball Scores From North Atlantic Region Playoff Matches
Reading over Lancaster 8 7 and 10 2 at Portland Bangor 2 Norfolk 7 Athletics 1 Augusta 10 Belfast 8 Richmond 10 Hartford 4 Lewiston 12 Rockland 11 with seven innings in rain and multiple regional games reported.
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Reading
Penn
Lancaster
Portland
Bangor
Norfolk
Athetics
Augusta
Belfast
Richmond
Hartford
Lewiston
Rockland
Protest Sets Stage for Rematch in I S B B A Cup
A judiciary committee meeting at the B A A Clubhouse reviewed English High School protests against Somerville High over a forfeited game. The decision ordered a replay on Holmes Field June 17 with potential cup implications for English High or Somerville High depending on the result.
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Judiciary Committee
English High School
Somerville High
Englsh High
Somerville
Dr. Holmes
Barrington
FE. H. S
Connor
English High
Holmes Field
Hoppy
Harvard Crew Keeps Indoors Amid Wet Weather
In Poughkeepsie on June 9 Harvard oarsmen were kept indoors as rain and wind hindered practice. Secretary Reynolds noted the Yale Harvard and Cornell race would likely be rowed downstream at 3 PM to catch the ebb, with Penn crews arriving and the new varsity shell to be rigged this afternoon for rowing tomorrow.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Yale
Harvard
Cornell
Reynolds
van Duster
University of Pennsylvania
Yale Luck At Last In Rough Water Rowing
Yale oarsmen worked in near gale conditions at GaIe s Ferry Connecticut. Captain Bailey oversaw a second four mile practice in improved form with a 32 stroke pace over half mile segments. Freshmen crew unable to practice as their shell had not yet arrived and tomorrow is hoped for another solid session.
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Bailey
Captain Latham Brown
Roxbury sportsman Frank Steele briefly detained in McGuinness case
The arrest of Frank Steele, a Roxbury sporting man, surprised many. Steele says he was at his billiard rooms and released after explaining to the district captain that he was present when McGuinness was assaulted. He denies involvement and notes he knew James Carmichael’s address. Other suspects were reported seized Saturday.
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Frank Steele
Roxbury
McGuinness
Mr. Steele
Roach
Steele
James Carmichael
Sunday Post
James Quigley
Watts
Mr. McGuinness
Massachusetts Division Meeting Debates North Shore Highway
At the Massachusetts division quarterly meeting held at Young's, J H Seward of Revere charged the State Highway Commission with inaction on the North Shore highway. A resolution condemned the delay and urged immediate construction. Attendance was large and other topics included fall meet plans and prize-backed bicycle events.
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Massachusetts Division Board of Officers
Young’s
J. H. Seward
Revere
State Highway Commission
North Shore Highway
Massachusetts Division
J. E. Tippett
Cottage City
Senator Roberts
A. D. Peck
Treasury
George A. Perkins
Highway Committee
Mr. Seward
Seward
W. E. McClintock
North Shore
McClintock
Highway Commission
Brockton
Brockton Fair
Williamson
F. W. Gurney
Nantasket
A. T. Otis
Metropolitan Wheelmen
Lauriks Plans Midnight Attempt For Triple Century Record
Captain Rudolph Lauriks will attempt the triple century mark starting at midnight Saturday on the Newburyport course. He has improved pacing with many fast Bay State Wheelmen as pacemakers and has secured State Centurion McGarrett’s permission to ride under C. R. C. rules.
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Rudolph Lauriks
Charles River Park
Newburyport
Bay State Wheelmen
McGarrett
Lauriks
Draw Declared In London Cricket Match Between Philadelphia and Oxford
Philadelphia players impressed with hard drives and Lester's 72 not out while Lester and King anchored two days of play. Oxford led with 363 in their first innings and 163 for Americans across two days as weather caused a draw and low gate receipts.
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London
Philadelphia
Oxford
J. A. Lester
Haverford
Penn
F. W. Ralston, Jr
Lester
J. P. King
Protest Signers Questioned In Loeffler Road Race
A written protest submitted to the Loeffler road race judges bore the signatures of O. W. Smith and H. N. Fisher. Fisher later stated that publishing his and Smith names among protesters Rog ers and Solari was an error and asked for correction. The writer confirms the signatures were present, raising concerns of unauthorized use.
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Revere
O. W. Smith
H. N. Fisher
Fisher
Post
Himself
Smith
Rogers and
Solari
Pace
Messrs. Smith
Empire Associates Picnic Sports At New Apollo Gardens
The annual Empire Associates outing at New Apollo Gardens includes a $10 purse baseball game, tug of war, various running events, sack race, and medal prizes. Other items note AAU Meets in New Jersey on July 5 with $2 entry, Worcester High School eight regatta, and local athletes preparing for matches and championships.
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Empire Associates
New Apollo Gardens
Boston
Committee On
Joe Finneran
East Boston
A. A
Colby College
Amateur Athletic Union of the
United States
New Jersey
J. E. Sullivan
New York
Worcester High School
Worcester Regatta
George BE. Webb
Vat Carroll
Waltham
Great Britain
George Bh
Tinckler
Mullen
Ireland
Shamrocks
Bostons
Piper
Pooch Donovan
Tierney
Mack
Keane
Rowe
Canovale
Sunday Racing Sanctions Hit New Orleans Promoters
The racing board announces suspensions for Sunday race meet promoters and riders in New Orleans through June 1897 for competing in Sunday events and for failing to start. Names include Samuel Young and E D Gonzales among many others. starts required unless excused. national championships reassigned to West End Wheelmen of Wilkes Barre. J Michael suspended after June 18.
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Albert Mott
Park Heights
Kate Avenue
Baltimore
Mott
League American Wheelmen
Michael
Noble
Samuel R. Noble
League
Toune
Adolph Peteler
Fred Moore
A. Waterman
R. E. L. Edwards
H. C. Houten
J. Schwartz
B. Miller
E. C. Stoddard
G. J. Dowers
Ned Memory
Ed Berber
New Orleans
Southern Cyclists’ Association
the Racing Board
Samuel Young
E. D. Gonzales
A. J. Mitchell
Johnson
Paul Fioobert
Arthur Dakin
H. Baldwin
F. Chellet
W. Hathorn
George Roberts
C. v. Standfield
Robert Jobin
Penn
W. E. Barton
William Co. O’connor
J. E. Hanger
G. P. Whitney
Georgetown College
W. H. Payne
D. L. Sullivan
Washington, D. C
O. Helbig
Roseville
N. J
George Fpisele
L. V. Gebhart
F. A. Berger
John Letzelter
John
West End
Wilkesbarre
Pennsylvania
Reading
J. Michael
National Cyclists’ Union
London
South End Cranks Dance Ends Social Series at Arlington Hall
Arlington Hall hosted the final South End social with performers Billie Troy Leon Rothe Marie Carr Charles Wilson Andy Keeffe Mamie Newman Hugh Kelley and Mrs Holland providing readings singing recitations and vocal numbers. Hugh Kelley led the dancing which followed with aides M J Cadican A M Boyton and M J Prescott assisting on the floor.
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Arlington Hall
South End
Billie Troy
Reading
Leon Rothe
Marie Carr
Charles Wilson
Andy Keeffe
Mamie Newman
Hugh Kelley
Mrs. Holland
M. J. Cadican
A. M. Boyton
M. J. Prescott
Local Razor Trade Advert for J Beenashington Group
Wide selection of razors and knives with prices 43c for 2 blade knives 20c for straps and sharpening services. John Beenashington and partners advertise near Columbus Road open evenings offering genuine goods and repair services in a condensed early 20th century ad style.
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ORS Wide & Butcher
J. Crooks
RAZ F. Reynolds
John Beenashington
Columbis Rd
Bicycle notes on racing board meeting and upcoming events
The racing board approved a June 19 benefit race at Charles River Park to aid the team bound for the Glasgow international championships on July 30 and 31 and Aug 2. A spectator list exceeds $600 in subscriptions, with funds from multiple donors. Events include amateur and professional races, and a proposed novelty program.
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Charles River Park Management
Glasgow
Racing Board
Elliott
Sonneman
Ebay
Cciacce Sale Weeea
Sb Ieee
L. I. Jackson
Pbae
Ibe
Saa
Se Cdans Sdsakseeieebies
Pal
MGC Arrett
George A. Perkins
George W. Dornte
Rubin W
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Abbot Bassett
Cipeneeuanne Sebekae
George A. Smith
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Thocaseae
Fred Adams
W.B. Chipman, Jr
Ducker
Charles River Park
Rob Urquhart
Corntee
Lowell
Robbie
Mr. Dorntee
Tom Eck
Kiser, Bald
Cooper
Philadelphia
Hancock Street
Captain Files
Woodward
Ponkapoag
Metropolitan Wheelmen
P. Cc. C
Adams C. C
F. W. Adams
C. W. West
J. W. Loughlin
C. S. Adams
John S. Johnson
Sesna
Dave Shafer
C. S. Vinton
Michael McDuffee
Westboro
T. B. Torment
W. T. Smith
Westfield
Woronoco Racing Association
Bicycle Coasting Injures Miss West on Merriam Street
Miss Theora West niece of James Russell was severely injured while bicycling down Merriam street. Her wheel twisted and threw her to the ground causing spine and head injuries. Dr Tilton attended.
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Lexington
Theora West
James Russell
Merriam Street
Tilton
United States Cruiser Marblehead Sails to Nova Scotia Waters
The Evening Mail analyzes a Washington despatch stating the Marblehead moves to Nova Scotia to protect Canadian fishermen and deter Gloucester nets seizures. It notes possible aims beyond safeguarding the three mile limit and compares Marblehead to larger Crescent and other ships on station.
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Halifax
N. S
Washington
United States
Marblehead
Nova Scotia
Gloucester
Evening Mail
Frederick Gerring
International Site Nation
Erskine
Marblehead Company
Crescent
Intrepid
Indefatigable
Talbot
Fourth of July committees appointed and funds listed
City Hall announced sub committees for the Fourth of July celebration with total entertainment budget of 12000 dollars. Allocations include 2700 for children's entertainments 1100 for music 1300 for fireworks 500 sailing regatta 900 rowing regatta 350 bicycle races 400 veteran firemen's tournament 900 East Boston 500 Dorchester 400 South Boston 225 Brighton 300 wards 22 and 23 150 North End Whitehall races and various aldermanic allocations with lists of officials for each event.
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City Hall
Lee
Dyar
Barry
W. F. Donovan
Presho
Colby
Conry
Miller
Briggs
McCarthy
Hibbard
Gaddis
J. J. Mahoney
Farrington
W. J. Donovan
Dean
Lott
Codman
Millar
Nangle
Orchard
Wood
Fitzgerald
Newmarch
Berwin
Gis
W. E. Mahoney
O’callaghan
Nichols
Maier
J. H. Donovan
Paige
O' Toole
Dunn
Bell
Riley
Shannon
O’ Toole
Wade Donovan
Bowen
Kiley
East Boston
Dorchester
Russell
South Boston
O'Toole
Brighton
O'Callaghan
Whitehall
North End
Sanne
Jood
Public meeting of Irish Independent League branch in South Boston
The John E. Redmond Branch of the Irish Independent League of South Boston will hold an evening meeting at Clan na Gael Hall Silver streets. Thomas Riley, president of the Boston Central Branch, Colonel Thomas F. Doherty, and others will speak. A new South Boston branch and a Dorchester branch are planned, with Cornelius Delany presiding tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Redmond
Irish Independent League of
South Boston
Clan-na-Gael
Silver Streets
Thomas Riley
Boston Central
Irish Independent League
Thomas F. Doherty
Dorchester
Cornelius Delany
John F. Redmond
League
Raymond & Whitcomb announce 60 short tours for summer
Summer excursion plans cover New England Canada and Mid Atlantic resorts with trips from five to nineteen days. Highlights include Niagara Falls Montreal Quebec Adirondacks Saratoga Lake George White Mountains and Moosehead Lake with additional tours to Yellowstone Alaska California Hawaii Japan China and Europe. Detailed circulars are available free from Raymond & Whitcomb 2 Washington Street Boston.
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New England
Canada
Middle States
Raymond & Whitcomb
Niagara Falls
Thousand Islands
Hudson River
Saratoga
Lake George
Adirondacks
White Mountains
Montreal
Quebec
Saguenay
Maritime Provinces
Mt. Desert
Moosehad Lake
Yellowstone Park
Alaska
California
Hawaiian Islands
Japan
China
Europe
Washington Street
Boston
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