New York Breaks Season Batting Record in Cincinnati
New York scored a 5-2 victory over Cincinnati as they collected 31 hits and 25 runs off three Cincinnati pitchers. A mammoth crowd near 18,000 filled the gates and even pushed onto the field as the game ended early due to crowding. Phyle absorbed the batting onslaught with weak fielding on both sides amid a chaotic ninth inning.
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National
Cincinnati
New York
Haron
Emilie
We . Phyle
New
van Be Ae
Selbach
Hickman
Davis
Beckley
Steinfeldt
Irwin
Buelow
Phyle
Phyl
McFadden
Press
Bergen
Emslie
Brooklyn Beats Chicago In Tight Baseball Clash
The Brooklyn nine edged Chicago in a tightly played game with costly errors on both sides. Waddell struggled in the fifth after an early bump in the opening, while Dahlen snared Myers line drive with the bases loaded to end Chicago’s rally.
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Chicago
Fins
Brooklyns
Waddell
Dahlen
Hartsel
Green
Able
Giants in hot pursuit as Strang leads batting in No 1 League
Sam Strang, the Giants' third baseman, tops batting in the No 1 League and trains faithfully with the team. Joe Kelley is at third in Mireble's absence, while Nell Tendsey at Nash disputes the New York controversy. Casey Dolan struggles at the plate as Doyle recovers.
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Harper
St. Louis
Sathewson
New York
Ain Joe Kelley
Jenne Mireble
Gatine
Kelley Fe
Sam Strang
Giants
Nick” Tendsey
Nash
Chicago Pees
Reno
Casey
Dolan
Doyle Pee
Chicago
Keeler
Ierton
Wrence
Jack
Barry
Pere
Eure
Chicago American
Norris Park
Uth
Boston
Dick’’ Sullivag
Roxbury
Amateur Diamonds Seek Matches With Area Youth Teams
Community groups in Dorchester and Rosbury seek exhibition games for youth players. Local organizers list ages 10 to 18 and request opponents from Cambridge Auckland or similar clubs, aiming to cover travel costs and arrange fair play.
Baseball Team Seeking 12 to 18 Year Old Opponents Citywide
Local clubs from Roxbury Dorchester Charlestown South Boston and East Boston advertise for cross town and out of town games in June July and August. Listings include 12 13 14 15 16 17 year old teams with half or full expenses covered and requests for uniformed squads and strong competition. Notables include St John A A Roxbury Belmont Parks East Boston and Cambridge groups seeking matches and open dates.
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Glenwood
Mesham Gna Hema
Cambridge
George Ccries
Agennes
Auckland
Ike Ae Gevange
Dorchester Avenue
Jorcher
Rosbury
Dorchester
Sherman A
Flexbury
Fred Hutchine
Spring Street
Texbury
The
Howards
Sou
Revee
Roxbury
Hiatt
Washington
O'Donnell
Bowen Street
South Oston
Oles
Mikolajewski
Eagles of
Charlestown
Nelsons
Charles Orrell
Carter Street
Elletts
Michael Sheehan
Greenwich Street
Belmont Parks
East Boston
Hamilton
Brigham Street
Centrals
South Boston
B. BR. C
Dorfovan
Geld
E Streets
Julian Stars
Paul Webster
Julian Street
Madison A. A
William Craigin
EB Street
Wobbles
Edward Ahern
Stoddard Street
Woburn
J. F. Norton
Sixth Street
New England
E. Fleming
Boston Stock Exchange
Ainety
Union A. A
Will Beeb
Franklin Field
West Seventh Street
University City
Maat Cambridge
St. Rose Ghoir Boy
M. J. Lydons
A. Montgomery
Portland Street
Met
Cox
Cottage Court
New York
New Haven
Hartford
South Station
Boston
Everetts
Norwood
EB. Smith
Vernon Street
Mecham B. B
J. F. Shin
Broadway Extension
Strandway
Southton
L. Butler
Ninth Street
South Bus
Hawthorne
Bathletic Club
William Shields
Millmont Street
Rowbury
Charlestowns
F. L. Bowes
P. O. Box
Laurel A. A
J. McVay
Third Street
Tigers of
Albert Conroy
Mt. Auburn Street
Warwicks
BE. J. Ritchie
Westville Street
Ee of
Ee Senators
West Lapa
South
Quine
D. F. Huneey
Marion Street
Cambri
Codmans
Wand
Riversides
Mattapan
Columbia A
William T. Lockney
Patterson Street
Carnation 2
Philip Kelleher
Greenmount Street
West
Riverside Place
Mattapa
Belmont
Ashburns
H. Hamilton
Willards
Madisons
Hawthorns
Ohn J. Ahern
Foster Street
Batons
Warehams
Malayse Charlestown
Bertrand Murphy
Church Street
Gardner A. C
West Roxbury
T. Shea
Gardner Street
West Roxo
J. Kelly
Minton
Washburns
Vernons
J. Collins
Daniel A. A
King Th Ain
Is Flynn
Dexter Court
Trees
A. A
Welody
Dorchester Heights
Boyletons
Jamaica Plain
John Reardon, Jr
Thomas. Park
Benedicts of
Charapes
Edoe C. Monahan
Union Sateen Charlesown
Reilly Loons
Nesty
Franky Rose
Athena Street
Our Polat
Ike Pengze
Finkel
Mark Canen
Wrenle
Mike
Sperentend i Magnes
Sint Shepard
Cate
Rene
Thomas Chinford
Rches
Trick Callahan
Sevin Hin Avenue
Rcheater
Tena
Independence shows potential in variable winds at sea trial
The Independence sails from the lightship reach to leves Ledge buoy under Captain Haff. A late start could have yielded two extra hours of sailing. Sail adjustments and rig checks are planned, with hopes for a stiff breeze to prove heavy weather capability.
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Ha Kybed
Haff
Indpendence Sails in Trial Races Debate Continues
Commodore Forbes urges Mr Lawson to charter the Independence to a New York Yacht Club member willing to accept the charter. The New York Yacht Club stance remains firm while Boston supporters hope Lawson may reconsider and allow the Independence to race. Captain Haff led a demanding spin with a redesigned rudder setup and maintained strong speed, though wind stayed variable.
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J. Malcolm Forbes
New York Yacht Club
Lawson
Commodore Forbes
Boston
The
Independence
Thomas W. Lawson
New York Yacht Ib
Neval Charles J. Paine
General Paine
Lawcon
Hamrock II
Gemce
Boxing Gossip and match proposals in early boxing circles
Al Herford of Baltimore proposed a purse for Gans to fight Erie or McFadden or Sullivan with option for Gans's opponent to name the referee. Letters discuss Sandy Ferguson birth origin, stage work with Harvard's Steve O’Donnell, and past bouts involving Griffo, Carney, and Dempsey.
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al Herford
Baltimore
Joe Gans
Gans
Herford
Frank Erie
Erie
Aurse
George McFadden
Spike Sullivan
Erne
McFadden
Sullivan
T. Kelly
Chelsea
Sandy Ferguson
Canada
Sandy
United States
Kelly
N. B
Sandy Fergusson
Bob Fitzsimmons
Ferguson
Fergusson
Moncton
Bert Fergusson
James Fergusson
Steve O'Donnell
Harvard
Old Howard
Joe
James J. Corbett
Kid McCoy
Nouroulah
Turk
Fitz
Steve
Charley O'Rourke
Jack Fraser
Braintree
Young Griffo
Ae Murphy
Sydney
Charles Francis
Lynn
Jack McAuliffe
Jem Carney
Jimmy Colville
The
Globe
McAuliffe
New York
Martin Dempsey
Jack Dempsey
Jimmy Patterson
Seventh Avenue
Swinnerton
Z H. Jones
Johnny Griffin
Seaside Athletic Club
Lavigne
Andy Bowen
Arthur C. K
Fitzsimmons
Dempsey
Pavtog
Fits
Pounce
John Freeman
Boston
Fitzsimmons and Sharkey
San Francisco
Sharkey
J. B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Shadow Yacht Club Day of Gifts on the Shadow
Prominent Shadow Yacht Club members enjoyed the season’s first sail aboard the flagship the Shadow. Dinner followed on Peddock’s Island where Harry Mullally of the Boston Museum orchestra received a gold watch and diamond charm from Captain Bill Daly. John McMahan was awarded a gold chain and charm from Governor’s Council member soreen McNamara.
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Shadow Yacht Club
Shadow
Peddock
Harry G. Mullally
Boston Museum Orchestra
John McMahan
Soreen McNamara
Governor’s Council
Edward Kennedy
Frank Butler
Jamas Boles
James Sheridan
Mat Conners
Edward Merrigan
Dan” Daly
Tim Daly
Happy” Ward
Ward and Voices
Timothyennedy
Tom’’ West
Rogers Bros
Gaelic School Session Chooses Subcommittee For Aonach Grove
At 1161 Washington Street yesterday the Gaelic School session led by P J O Daly Miss Mary A O Neil Miss Julia Brown and Thomas J Griffin formed a subcommittee of Griffin O Daly and Collins to secure a suitable grove for the aonach under Gaelic School Boston auspices. The general arrangements committee elected Griffin as chairman and Collins as secretary.
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Washington Street
P. J. O’daly
Mary A. O'Neil
Julia Brown
Thomas J. Griffin
P. J. O'Daly
Thomas G. Collins
Gaelic School of
Boston
Thomas G. Collings
Welsh sprinter Lifton set to pace race against Nelson
A feature paced race at Charles River Track pits Tom Lifton of Wales against Nelson. Fans debate Lifton odds as the Welshman trains privately and refuses to reveal his finish time. Energetic entries from Floyd McFarland to Robbie Walthour promise hot short-distance contests with a 9 pm start. A June 17 popular match between Michael Nelson and Stinson draws heavy advance seating.
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Tom Lifton
Wales
Johnnies Neilson
Charles River
Elson
Nat Butler
Europe
Nelson
Harry Elkes
Linton
Worcester
Dave Shafer
Michael
Stinson
Walthour To Replace Ross In Revere Race Card
Arthur Ross cannot race at Revere next Saturday night due to engagements. Bobby Walthour will ride in his place after riding at Vailsburg yesterday and arriving at Revere today. The meet is the first at the track under electric lights with arc lights installed for illumination.
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Arthur Ross
Revere
Fred Hoyt
Watson Coleman
Bobby Walthour
Ross
Walthour
Vailsburg
Nelson
Stinson
Providence
Dolph Craig
Joe Turgeon
Fall River
Cadwell
Metropolitan
Charles McConnell
Press C
Worcester
van Cott
Dobbins
Combination Park
Orient C. GC
J. P. Scanlan
F. Chisholm
J. Mitchell
S. Richards
Frank Ash
A. Barnes
8. Porter
New Suburban Interclub Association
G. M. Patterson
Orient ©. C
L. Steadman
City Point W
F. L. Walkins
Somerville
J. A. Murphy
Orient
Charles River Park
Revere Track
Eddie Bald
Main Street
Buffalo
Floyd McFarland
Madison Square Garden
Karona C. C
East Boston
Salem Willows
C.H. Ingles
A. More
H. Saunders Hmith
W. I. McLaren
Harry Libby
H. Saunders
H. Smith
A. Moore
W. Hooper
M. Wyzanski
W. Fraser
JE. Pinkham
F. Patten
E. Oxenm
A. Hil
J. Harrison
W. Collins
A. Dawes
J. G. Hirtle
G. A. Butler
H Gdok
William Pitcher
B. Zinck
J. Evans
E. Bell
H. Brousseau
M. McLaren
P. Anderson
C. H. Ingles
F. Burns
Chelsea
William I’. MacDonough
F. P. Collins
H Caron
W. H. Payne
G. W. McConnell
H. Williams
RB. Johnson
Jeffery
M. Pike
Mr. Cole
H. Giggey
N. Smith
W. A. Higgins
A. Glover
Nantauket
McGaw
J. Barney
J. A. Ee
J. B. Stone
W. A. Rockwood
J. F. Ballard
Charles W. Cox
W. M. Shapleigh
M. H. Irving
H.C. Dean
P. Figwood
W. Crane
W. Thurston
J. Colbert
E. L. Oakes
D. Parsons
G. A. Webster
D. Shepard
K. Billings
J. Burnett
M. Buxbaum
A. J. Fogg
William Moore
George McLaren
W. L. Moulton
W. B. Joh
A. Genereaux
J. N. Kelly
R. McGully
G. H. Row
G. H. DeGrow, Jr
E. B. Bailey
H. T. Dalton
A. N. Dow
Murray Mensie
J. F. Richward
H. E. Cutler
Ellis
J. Todd
A. Morris
W. H.crane
E. B. Lane
T. Sreith
A. McDonough
J. Battles
I. E. Nistrom
A. L
Are Co. L
A. Ww. Barnes
A. de Rady
A. T Gardier
C.tt
F. Burnett
H. Berry
W. A. Bland
RK. . Carney
J. Joey
F. Herts
M.E. Highs
William Worthington
J. Beebe
A. J. Jones
M. Walker
F. Bennett
Davidson
W. A. Davidson
H. D. White
I. T. Petra
A. R. Johnston
G. W. Blake
F. Lord
G. Feene
Me . Wanley
S. W. Teekemeyer
T. Rich
C. F- Malley
Regatta Committee Meets Tonight at Local Boat House
The regatta committee of the National Boat Association. meets at the B A A boat house at the foot of Chestnut Street this evening to discuss event planning and arrangements.
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Regatta Committee
Chestnut Street
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