Amateurs Barred Bob Fowler From Olympic Games
Cleveland defeated the Red Sox 15 to 6 amid a slugging day. Winter and Glaze were knocked out as Cicotte struggled. Adrian Joss saved the game with strong pitching and fielding. Naps scored in first on Clark and Lajoie, built a big seventh inning, and added three more in the eighth.
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Cleveland
Red Sox
Cicotte
Berger
Adrian Joss
Heinie
Josh Clark
Lajoie
Naps
Winter
Hickman
Lord
Donohue
Thoney
McConnell
Hinchman
Tajoie
Unglaub
Sullivan
Stovall
Birmingham
Nig Clarke
Josh Clarke
AB. Roe
J. Clarke
Bradley
N. Clarke
Joss
Boston
A Lord
Cravath
Tagland
Wagner
Criger
Glaze
Pruitt
P Donohue
Winters
la Foie
Lim
O’loughlin
Lindaman benched in eighth as Red Sox fall to Reds 5 2
Boston pitcher Lindaman hurled superbly until a ninth inning collapse. Cy Young relieved and allowed four hits as Cincinnati built a 5 2 lead. Hannifan batted for Lindaman in the eighth and failed to deliver, sparking the decisive rally.
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Lindaman
Hannifan
Cy Young
Boston
Cincinnati
Young
Davey
New York
Ames
Gotham
Reds
Dan Mcenann
Ewing
Huggins
Hulswitz
Ganzel
Beaumont
Bates
Sweeney
Graham
Chicago
McGann
Ritchey
Kane
Lobert
Mitchell
Schlei
Schlet
Brain
Hulswitt
Cincinnati A
Dahlen
St Louis Edges Washington In Opener 4 3
St Louis scored in bursts in the fifth and seventh as an error by Mc Bride aided a 4 3 win over Washington. Hughes lasted three innings while Washington chased Graham from the mound and hit Howell for ten safeties.
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ST. Louis
McBride
Washington Today
Hughes
Washington
Graham
Howell
AB. R. BH
A. E
Warner
St. Louis i
Washington Nee
Hurst and Evans
Chicago Defeats Philadelphia in Opening Series Game
Chicago defeated Philadelphia by 10 to 0 in the first game of the series. Ih pitched a great game as Bender contributed to the strong win.
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Gree Ase. Jrme
Chicago
Phila Genpaie
Bender
New York Wins With Eighth-Inning Rally
Four hits in the eighth inning, including two for extra bases, gave New York the game. Manning pitched well and Killian shut the door outside the pivotal inning. Cobb's all around play and Ball's hitting highlighted the Yankees. Niles and Stahl doubled, OLeary and Stahl tripled.
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Detroit
Mich
New York
Manning
Killian
Cobb
Ball
O'Leary
Niles
Stahl
O’leary
McIintyre
Jones
Coughlin
Schaefer
Crawford
Chase
Bits of Baseball Notes and Trade Talk from Local Scene
Bits of baseball gossip from Cincinnati and New York, with mention of Ames for Young trade talks. Player batting averages cited include Thoney at .298 and Cobb at .307. Dan Collins seeks semi professional summer play. Lowell Independents seek away games in June to August with reasonable guarantees.
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Thoney
Cobb
Dan Collins
Mercury A. C
Main Street
Charlestown
Lowell
New England
F. P. Thyne
Stevens Street
New Bedford Defeats Brockton 10 to 1 in New England
New Bedford beat Brockton 10 to 1 as Adler led with four hits including a triple. Klobedanz pitched well three innings and New Bedford capitalized on Brockton errors while Labelle was steady for Brockton.
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New Bedford
Mass
Brockton
Klobedanz
Adler
Labelle
Areanne Barrows
C. F
Hickman
M’head
Catterson
O’brien
Donohue
Ff Ae Lord
Harrison
R.f
M’govern
Bartliff
Mitchell
Weeden
Waters
Moorehead
Lord
Darrows
Bart
Local baseball pairings listed for New Bedford and Lynn
The slate shows New Bedford facing Lynn, Lowell meeting Worcester, Fall River and Haverhill clashing, with Lynn set to play New Bedford again.
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New England
New Bedford
Lynn
Lowell
Worcester
Fall River
Haverhill
Una Baseball Club Reunion Game Sets In At 3 PM
The Una Baseball Club of Charles Town, junior champions of the State and New England from 1869 to 1873, will play a reunion game today at 3 on the American League grounds. Public are invited. The club’s bat and pennant are on display at Wright & Ditson window.
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Una
Charlestown
New England
Wright & Ditson
Rough Water Halts Harvard and Yale Rowing Practice on Thames
Gale winds and rough water at Red Top Conn and Ga les Ferry Conn kept Harvard and Yale crews from solid workouts. Harvard sent crews across the river with limited distance and blade work in rough water. Yale canceled major work as boils afflicted several rowers, Hyde resting but to resume tomorrow. both schools kept to coves and sheltered parts of Hor ton's Cove as they prepare for the Harvard regatta.
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Harvard
YALE
Thames
Red Top
Conn
Wray
Varsity
Cow Point
Naval Station
Ferry
Hyde
Leonard Sanford
Horton’s Cove
Lawrence Edges Haverhill In 11 Inning Tilt 5 4
Lawrence outlasted Haverhill 5 to 4 in 11 innings at Haverhill. Devine drove in three runs while Wilson had two RBIs for Lawrence. Courtney led Haverhill at the plate, with two hits, and Girard worked seven innings for Lawrence.
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Sia
Lobert
Ewing
Boston
Browne
Beaum
Bates
McGann
Ritchey
Dahlen
Sweeney
Greham
Lin’man
Hannif'n
New England
Haverhill
Lawrence
Devine
Wilson
Courtney
Girard
Flynn
McLane
Murch
Hamilton
Dracher
Woodard
Fullerton
Harter
Barton
Warter
Templin
Cameron
Tfullerton
Eaton
Connolly
Taverhill
Eatone
Sylvester
Worcester Beats Fall River 5-1 Behind Gilroy Strong Innings
Worcester won 5 to 1 as Gilroy held Fall River to a single run after a two and three run burst in the second and third innings. Lavigne starred with bat and Johnson and Ainolds contributed in the field as Worcester outplayed Fall River at home.
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New England
Fall River
Worcester
Gilroy
Kane
Lavigne
A.E
Ainolds -v
Austin
Bradley
Sollran
Swartz
Thornhill
Tiogan
N Connor
Burn
Pate Wir
Beynolds
Logan
Blackburn
Messenger
Leveland
Barberich
Reynolds
Toomey
Connor
J. O’brien
McQuillan Dominates St. Louis as Philadelphias Beat Beebe
McQuillan held St. Louis at bay while the Philadelphias attacked Beebe's curves and won decisively. The game showcased strong offense from Philadelphia and a shutout effort from McQuillan on the mound.
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Philadelphia
Penn
McQuillan
St. Louis
Philadelphias
Beebe
New York Defeats Pittsburg 8-2 At Polo Grounds
Heavy hitting led New York to an 8 to 2 victory over Pittsburg at the Polo Grounds. The result was never in doubt as New York accumulated runs early and maintained the lead.
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New York
Pittsburg
Polo Grounds
Baseball Scores From The Late Weekgames
In a 12 inning Newark game the score ended Newark 5 and Baltimore 5. Providence beat Jersey City 5 to 4. Montreal shut out Buffalo 3 to 0. Toronto defeated Rochester by forfeit or loss with a 2 to 0 result.
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Newark
Baltimore
Providence
Jersey City
Montreal
Buffalo
Toronto
Rochester L
Roxbury Scrapper Draw in Tight Indianapolis Style Bout
In a two minute stretch Memsic pressed Donahue with a sharp right to the jaw and body but the Roxbury fighter rallied with a strong jab and late rally to force a draw. Donahue recovered after the bell and turned the bout in his favor for much of the middle rounds before the verdict. Preliminary results listed Fallon, Burns, McDonald, Dixon, Rogers, Johnson, Slater, Lippo and Myers in various one round or quick finishes.
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George Memsic
Donahue
Indianapolis
Roxbury
Memsie
Memsic
Dan Donnelly
Memsiec
Young Fallon
West End
Young County
Cambridge
Young Burns
Boston
Young Shea
Kid McDonald
Roslindale
al Dixon
Gus Rogers
Lynn
Young McArthur
Malden
Jack Johnson
Goldfield
Nev
Young Slater
Young Lippo
Charlestown
Young Myers
Revere
Walworth, Westphal Triumph as New England Tennis Opens
The New England championship opened at Hartford Golf Club amid a brisk southerly wind. In the first round results, Walworth of Boston defeated Lyman of Hartford 6-1 6-3, Westphal of New York beat Roberts of Hartford 6-1 6-2, Morris of Hartford lost to Morris by default, and other matches featured Cole, Paris, and D. Dunn advancing. Westphal then beat Morris in the second round 6-1 6-0, with Graves of Hartford ousted by Dunn 6-3 7-5.
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Hartford
Conn
Hartford Golf Club
Westphal-Roberts
Deuce
R. H. Cole
G. F. Paris
New York
P. Oo. UN
Providence
B. McConnell
Yale
G. Walworth
Boston
A. IL. Lyman
H. L. Westphal
W. Roberts
F. Howard
A. Burnell
Trinity
F. Morris
J. Holcomb, Jr
G. Pike
Springfield
P. Lawrence
Nettleton
New Haven
R. A. Bidwell
F. W. Cole
H. F. Cole
H. H. Burtain
Shepard
Dunn
Graves
Westphal
Morris
Hertford
Dorchester Drivers Set Nine Races for June 17 Card
The Dorchester Driving Club plans nine events at Combination Park on June 17 for sterling silver cups. Notable entries include My Star 2 03 0 hand Phebon W 2 08 and Czarina holder of Franklin Field quarter mile record. A horse and man race features J J Monahan against one of the club’s fastest horses over a quarter mile.
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Dorchester Driving Club
Combination Park
My Star
Phebon W
Czarina
Franklin
J. J. Monahan
Connecticut League Scores From New Haven and Beyond
New Haven hosts Springfield field as New Britain defeats Bridgeport 6 to 2. Holyoke beats Waterbury 8 to 2. Hartford edges Meriden 1 to 0 after 16 innings.
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New Haven
Springefield
New Britain
Bridgeport
Holyoke
Waterbury
Hartford
Meriden
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P.cocricazo
Rere
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Walsh
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Parent
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Robert F. Herrick
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Murray
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Henry C. Roualet
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France
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