Boston Beds Cincies in Third Drubbing After Ninth Inning Hustle
In a tense game yesterday Boston crushed Cincinnati to complete a third drubbing. Cleveland and the Selegites remained tied as the ninth inning unfolded with Vaughn, Bug Holliday, and Jack Stivetts delivering pivotal plays including a decisive home run by Stivetts.
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Collins
Vaughn
Bug Holliday
Hill
Smith
Beckley
Long
McPhee
Tenney
Corcoran
Baseball Matchups Across Nationals League Schedule
National League games listed include Cincinnati at Boston, Chicago at New York, Cleveland at Brooklyn, Pittsburg at Washington, St. Louis at Philadelphia, and Louisville at Baltimore.
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Cincinnati
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New York
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New England League Matches In Newport Taunton Area
The New England League schedules games with Newport hosting Taunton and Fall River visiting Brockton in a regional lineup likely to affect standings and local attendance.
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Newport
Taunton
Fall River
Brockton
Happy John Stivetts Leads Boston Past Cincinnati in Ninth
In a tight ninth inning, Happy John Stivetts belts a long home run off Wee Willie Damman to lift Boston over Cincinnati for the third straight win. Klobedanz pitched well while Elmer Smith and Jakoby homered for Cincinnati, and Bergen, Duffy, and Collins highlighted Boston defense and offense.
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Hamilton
Tenney
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Collins
Stahl
Eree
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Beckley
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Seeees
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McBride
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Miller
Corcoran
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Stivetts
Holiday
Isong
Bostoen
Clout-Long
Ncinnati
Struckdanz
Klobe
John’ Stivetts
Ewing
Big Jack
Willie’ Damman
Bill” Hill
Jack
Captain Duffy
Little Damman
Samson
Boston Boys
South End
Fred Klobedanz
Elmer Smith
Kloby
Hill
Martin Bergen
Billy Hamilton
Kirby
Vaughn
Long
Harmilton
Short
Ely
Bob Ntre
Asi
Doheny’s Wild Start Sinks New York in Blur of Records
Doheny’s erratic pitching ruins today’s game as Grady is ejected in the eighth for disputing an umpire. The season’s strikeout, wild pitch and time records fall. New York defeats Chicago 8 to 4, McCreery and Tiernan homer, Woods and Kilroy also contribute.
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Grady
Ruste
Joyce
Mor Mnere
McCreery
Tiernan
McCormick
Connor
Everett
Chicago
Donohue
Woods
Kilroy
Mac- Donald
O'Day
Ryan
Isbell
Ceber
Dahlen
Peer Eeveees
Mertes
Ceresese Connors
Wood
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S. Ee Eeeens
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Warner
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Zearfoss
Rusie
Brooklyn Falls to Spiders in Brooklyn Game
The Brooklyns were defeated by the Spiders at Brooklyn with a lopsided score, the game played on June 9 in New York. More details follow in later editions.
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Cleveland
Brooklyn
New York
Brooklyns
Spiders
Senators Win Errorless Game on Good Hitting
Washington Senators beat Pittsburg 9 to 1 in an errorless game led by strong hitting. Attendance reported as 200.
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Washington
Pittsburg
Senators
Hooley Promoter Hooley Declares Bankrupt After Vast Downturn
London reports Ernest Terah Hooley bankrupt with losses estimated at 85 million dollars. The so called Bonanza King, once promoter of Dunlop Tire and Bovri, faced a receiving order as shares collapsed. Hooley described himself as Berkley Square and Risley Hall resident, alleging press attacks and syndicate backing.
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Ernest Terah Hooley
Fortune
Hooley
Monte Cristo
Nottingham
England
Dunlop Tire Company
Bovri
Hoo
Britannia
Prince of Wales
John Lawson Johnstone
Verona
Earl of Lonsdale
Pall Mall
Regent Street
Travelers’ Club
Berkley Square
Risley Hall
Cambridgeshire
Simee
Ernst Terah Hooley
Mr. Hooley
Buckingham Palace
Ely to Davis in 1900s style baseball note
Ely to Davis. Struck out by Weyhing three times and Hart once. Washington left five on base while Pittsburg left five. The game lasted 37 minutes with umpires Lynch and Connolly.
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Selbach
AB E
Fettman
Dosle
Anderson
Maguire
Reitz
Essevecetyses O
Wrigley
Peccesss
Hart
Ike Ae
Pittsburg
Gettman
Wwingle
Meyer
Gettma
Jun—Anderson
Ely
Davis
Weyhing
Lynch and
Connolly
Reading and Montreal racing results listed town to town
A scrambled tally shows multiple race pairings such as Reading to Newark Springfield to Montreal and Norfolk to Lancaster with scores near single digits. The fragment mentions Rochester Syracuse Fall River and Pawtucket New Bedford Brockton Paterson and Hart implying a compilation of match results across cities without clear context.
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Reading
Penn
Newark
Montreal
Springfield
Norfolk
Lancaster
A. Folk
Rochester
Syracuse
Fall River
All River
Birkel
Moe
Pawtucket
New Bedford
Brockton
New Bedt Paterson
N. J
Erson
Hart
Local Scores From Quick Cricket Tableau
At Buffalo Buffalo 6 Wilkesbarre 6. At Richmond Allentown 6 Richmond 2. At Toronto Toronto 10 Providence 8.
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Buffalo
Wilkesbarre
Richmond
Allentown
Toronto
Providence
Local baseball notes mix with city sports chatter
League leaders face off in a late game while Boston and Cincinnati pitchers are discussed. Heydler Cushman and Haggerty are noted with umpiring and seating, as various teams from Marlboros to Mounts schedule upcoming games. The Browns pennant chase and other city matchups headline a busy sports page.
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Lewis
Boston
Hawley
Damman
Cincinnati
Heydler
Cushman
Haggerty
Little Ovs
Marcella Street
Charley Ganzel
George Spalding
Marlboros
Cleveland
Sam Thompson
Billy Nash
New York
Hartman
Holliday
Heinie” Peitz
Miller
Phillies
Tim” Hurst
Pittsburg
Browns
Tim
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Franklin
Fiverett
Andovers
Mounts
Yale Crew Examinations Delay Practice at Gales Ferry
Yale and Harvard crews logged light sessions with exams delaying full practice. The four mile row finished under twenty-two minutes with favorable tides, while freshmen and varsity squads continued competitions and intercollegiate courtesy marked the night. The freshmen race date may be set for the 23rd with captain decisions pending.
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Cook
Harvard
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Eli Attlerest
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Bicycle notes point to big MccDuffee clash in Cambridge
Eddie McDuffee plans fifty PRCeakers for a 15 mile pursuit at Cambridge with the full National Track Association on hand. Charles River Park challenges Wheelock team for a 10 mile pursuit while Providence and New Bedford appearances loom for jockeys, pace riders, and exhibition rides.
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Jimmy Michael
National Track Association
MccDuffee
Ducker
Charles River Park
Wheelock
Fulford
Caldwell
Blanchard
Sager
Casey
Ekberg
Swenbrough
Cambridge
Harry Elkes
Waltham
Elkes
Scott
Providence
New Bedford
Jimmy
Buttonwood
Carpenter
Tom Linton
Tom Butler
H. B. Freeman
Oregon
Vailsburg
Newark
Henshaw
Kent
W. F. Sager
Denver
Linton
McDuffee
Frank Starbuck
Philadelphia
W. G. Shirley
Anton Lagerlof
Springfield
Boston
New York
Spiers
Chelsea
Porter Streets
Bennington
Winthrop Junction
Saratoga Street
Porter
East Boston
Bennington Street
Some More Heroes and Their Brave Deeds
The article argues that heroism flourishes when opportunity arises and contrasts current wartime actions with notable feats from the Revolution and Civil War. It notes Lieutenant Hobson as a model and directs readers to the Sunday Post for profiles of heroic men.
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Sunday Post
Water sports and Gaelic matches light up local schedule
Tomorrow afternoon at Riv erside Recreation Grounds a water sports meet will open with students from multiple schools and colleges competing for silver firsts and bronze seconds in swimming and diving. Gaelic football and hurley events unfold June 17 on Locust street grounds featuring Garryowen O Connell Young Irelands Chelsea Malden and Boston hurling teams with several matchups.
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Wolf Tone
South Boston
Locust Street
Garryowen
O'Connell
Boston
Young Irelands
Cambridge
Emmet
Chelsea
Malden
John F
the Charles
River Street Wall
Drawn bout in Boston ends as a split draw in 12 rounds
In South Boston the clever Philadelphian Andy Watson and Billy Hill meet in a near 12 round contest that runs long due to scoring error. Both fighters display speed and defense with Hill delivering the harder punches. Jimmy Powers declares a draw amid fan acclaim after a fast, even battle and a prior six round draw between Daly and Brenan.
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Billy Hill
Muldoon
Pickaninny
Broadway A. C
South Boston
Boston
Dick O’ Brien
Billy Hennessy
Charlesbank Arena
Pick
Watson
Andy
Hill
Billy
Jimmy Powers
Andy Daly
Phil Brenan
Brady's boxing plans loom at New York club
In Boston Billy Brady claimed he would head a Gotham boxing club soon. He sought a license but was refused. Now reports say he may replace Warren Lewis as match maker and manager of the Greater New York A C at Coney Island, with Brady versus Tom O'Rourke likely to spark New York boxing.
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Boston
Gotham
Warren Lewis
New York A. C
Coney Island
Brady
Tom O'Rourke
New York
O'Donovan and G. G. A. Baseball Rivalry Saturday Duel
The O'Donovan Baseball Association with over 100 members faces the G. G. A. of the South End in a highly anticipated game this Saturday. If one team loses, it pays for an excursion to Randolph and a dinner at the Howard Houses on Sunday. D. J. Bergin will pitch for the O'Donovans delivering sharp fastballs for the crowd.
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O'Donovan Baseball Association
South End
G. A
Yver
Randolph
Howard Houses
O'Donovans
D. J. Bergin
O'Donovan
Mixed four semes handicap medal play at Country Club
Mixed four semes handicap medal play at the Country Club golf links yielded a four way tie for first with net scores of 100. The tie included Mrs. Francis with H. Jacques and Mrs. Linzee with Dr. B. S. Blanchard, while other pairs posted 124 and 120 to 136 nets.
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Francis
H. Jacques
Linzee
Blanchard
S. Blanchard Pees
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Miss Eee
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Boxing Notes Reveal Turnover In Ring Rivalries And Matches
George V. Tuohby documents a flurry of boxing matchups and rumors across New York and nearby cities. Rivalries with O Rourke syndicate pressure loom as Brady faces high stakes while Corbett looms in a limited round bout. Connolly battles Robinson as weight and reach shape uneven clashes. Rumored bouts include Daly Curran at 136 pounds and Gardner McClelland slated for June 30. Jim Watts fights Andy Walsh as Sharkey eyes Fitzsimmons and Corbett for paydays.
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Corbett
O'Rourke Syndicate
Biddin
Nick Long
Philadelphia Item
Dixon-Santry
Nick
Joe Robinson
Eddy Connolly
Lynn
Robinson
Harry Tracy
John E. Butler
Joe Horn
Dreamland
Roanoke
Horn
Andy Watson
Watson
Kearns
Lable
Walter Burgo
Jack Daly
Jimmy Curran
England
Lenox A. C
New York
Kid Lavigne
Tom O’rourke
Joe Walcott
Tom Ryan
Tom West
Leslie Pearce
Boston
Metropoliann AC
Wheeling
W. Va
Post
Leslie
Oscar Gardner
Jack McClelland
Pittsburger
Smithereens
Tommy West
Andy Walsh
Brooklyn
Joe Bernstein
Dixon
Bernstein
O'Rourke
Tom Sharkey
Aus Ruhlin
Coney Island
Gooi
Fitzsimmons
Fitz
Square
Sharkey
Frisco
Wyatt Earp
Dan Lynch
George Munroe
Terry McGovern
Casper Leon
Jimmy Barry
Yonkers
N. Y
McGovern
Miunroe
Munroe
New Haven
Billy Ryan
Syracuse
Lew Meyers
George V. Tuohby
The Wonderful Oregon Battleship Featured in Sunday Post
The Sunday Post previews a large story and picture about the battleship Oregon. It highlights its rapid voyage from the Golden Gate to Florida and praises its design as a model for future warships.
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Oregon
Golden Gate
Florida
Sunday Post
Tufts Class of 96 Dines at Second Annual Reunion
The Tufts College class of 96 held its second annual dinner and reunion last evening at Young's Hotel. Attendees came from Chicago Pennsylvania New York and the West. Professor and Mrs Brown were guests. A portrait of the late Professor Dearborn was shown to the members and will be presented to the college today. Twenty five members attended.
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Tufts College
Young's Hotel
Chicago
Pennsylvania
New York
West
Brown
Professor Dearborn
Hon d'Or Wins $7000 in Latonia Derby
In Cincinnati on June 9 Hon d'Or won the Latonia Derby over 11 2 miles with Plaudit second as only two ran. The time of 2:32½ lowered the world record by one-fourth second.
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Cincinnati
Hon d'Or
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