Three From Anson Iron Entered the Old Man's Soul
Crosstown games and tie results noted. Forfeited games counted. Baseball schedule lists National League matchups Cincinnati at Boston Cleveland at New York Pittsburg at Philadelphia Louisville leaving Chicago at Brooklyn St Louis at Washington New England League Salem at Brockton Manchester at Pawtucket Lowell at Portland Lewiston at Woonsocket against a backdrop of today’s games and standings.
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Cleveland
New York
Pittsburg
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Louisville
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
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Salem
Brockton
Manchester
Pawtucket
Lowell
Portland
Lewiston
Woonsocket
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Baltimore
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Washington
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Sports Laughs and Losses Across the League
Papa Ansens picnic winds down as Seelee's troupe amuses. Giants and Cincinnatis feast in New York while Brooklyns and Pittsburgs trade blows. St Louis drops twice delighting Hanlon. Phillies mock Cleveland. Colonels scalp Senators in a chaotic day across the circuit.
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Papa Ansen
Seelee
New York
Giants
Cincinnatis
Brooklyns
Pittsburgs
St. Louis
Hanlon
Phillies
Clevelands
Colonels
Senators
The Old Man's Sorrow in Eighteen Innings
A vivid account of Anson’s sorrowful day as the Colts and Boston clash in a long, grueling game. Anson endures bristling criticism, failed bluffs, and a hard fought duel with Gumbert and Hutchinson while the crowd jeers and the old man battles to salvage some dignity in extending the epic struggle.
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Anson
Boston
Justice Gaffney
Colts
Gehenna
Gaffney
Schriver
Storey
Gaff
Kelly
Gumbert
Hutchinson
Luby
Staley
Stivetts
Boston Triumphs Over Colts In Eight Innings Showdown
The crowd saw Kelly spark a Boston rally as Stivetts dominated on the mound. Anson misplayed key chances, and Duffy, Long, and Ryan starred in a 4 1 defeat of the Colts, with Boston building a comfortable lead by the eighth. The crowd called the winded Chicago hero beaten as Stivetts shut down Illinois' attack.
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Stivetts
Colts
Long- Quinn-Tucker
Wilmot and Schriver
Long
Stovey
Hutchinson
Kittredge
Wilmot
McCarthy
Quinn
Kelly
Gaff
Kitty
Boston
Uncle
McCarty Quinn and Tucker Umpire Gaffney
McCarty Quinn and Tucker officiated a game with umpire Gaffney. Time recorded 1 hour 43 minutes.
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Carthy
Quinn
Tucker
Gaffney
Old Ballgame Tales From A Cold Day On The Diamond
A vivid snapshot of baseball lore featuring Kelly's joy, Stivetts improving despite wind and itch, and Anse's chilly remarks on a two game tussle. Dahlen shines at third, while Immovable crowds react to Kelly’s daring double steal and Long drives. The keeper of the mitt and the old umpire mix in a brisk, nostalgic score of a hard frost day at the park.
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Dahlen
Kelly
Stivetts
Windyity Boys
Boston
Anse
Gaffney
McCarthy
Wilmot
Kittredge
Ryan
Long
Anson
Ward Wins Twice in Brooklyn Pittsburg Doubleheader
In Brookyln and Pittsburg's two games for one admission, Ward excelled with all round play and a running catch by O'Brien. The first game saw missed chances due to base running, while the second extended to eleven innings with Baldwin winning but poorly supported. Hart was relieved by Stein after two innings. Terry and Inks were released.
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Brooktier
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Brooklyns
Smith
Ward
O’brien
Baldwin
Hart
Stein
Terry and
Inks
Two-Base Hit Dooms Brooklyn In Tight Victory
One run scores after two-out situation as Pittsburgh earns the win. Earned run charged to Pitts. O Brien belts a two-base hit. Sacrifice hits credited to Ward Griffin Daly Beckley Corkhill. Miller steals. First base on balls to Hart Smith Stein Miller Corkhill Baldwin Brouthers Griffin. Brooklyn errors twice. Stein wild pitched. Strikeouts logged by Hart Bierbauer Stein Pierbauer Shugart Beckley Farrell Smith Corkhill Baldwin Joyce Burns Griffin O Brien Daly. Umpire Sheridan. Time 2h 13m.
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Leach
Hunt
Tuxbury
Ferguson
Colonels Won One as Vian Guides Victory
The Louisville team outplayed the Washingtons as Vian controlled the game with timely hits. Richardson at shortstop played superb defense while Vian’s batting produced scoring innings. Attendance was 679. The score was not completed in readable text.
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Washingtons
Vian
Richardson
Short
Phillies Take Cleveland Easy in Weyhing's Big Win
Philadelphia pitcher Weyhing dominated Cleveland, delivering a decisive victory as the Phillies won hands down.
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Philadelphia
Weyhing
Cleveland
Phillies
Wild pitch Davies and run details in match notes
Wild pitch by Davies and strikeouts on Tebeau Mc Aleer Davies Hamilton Virtue summarized. Umpire Emslie. Time recorded as 1 hour 50 minutes.
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Tebeau
McAleer
Hamilton
Virtue
Emslie
New York and Cincinnati Split Doubleheader in Muddy Game
In New York on June 10 two games between New York and Cincinnati ended with one win each. The opener, postponed from June 8, was poorly played by the home team though Latham and McPhee starred in the field. Cincinnati bunched timely hits while New York recovered in the late innings to claim the second game 3 to 1. Attendance 1672.
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New York
Cincinnati
Latham
New Yorks
Cincinnatis
McPhee
Smith
Orioles Dominate Browns With Seven Hits By Robinson
Battrore June 10 The Orioles crushed the Browns in the first game using three pitchers and two catchers as Robinson starred with seven hits in seven at bats. The second game saw more brisk base running but fatigue limited potential scoring. Attendance 550. The score:
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Battrore
Orioles
Browns
Robinson
Brockton Victorious Behind Viau in Brockton Win
Brockton defeats Woonsocket 12 to 5 as Viau earns the win with Cotter behind. Attendance 400. Key hits by Rudderham Fitzgerald and Moran. Errors favor Brockton 6 to 7 with 11 Brockton base hits. Conducted under umpire Mulcahey at time of two hours.
Salem Defeats Manchester in Tight Game
Latem June 10 Salem team edged the Manchester club by sharp fielding and strong stick work. ONeil and McCarthy impressed with battery play and a home run by ONeil with three men on base. Moore at second and Fitamau contributed in the field, while Deady’s errors were not costly.
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Salems
Manchesters
O’neil
McCarthy
Deady
Moore
Fitamau
Unclear Center Field Play Highlights Local Game
Attendance 292 as SAIS faced Manchester in a game with headlined center field play. Score details show Salem leading Manchester 4 6 0 0 2 with seven errors by Salem and nine by Manchester. Batteries were O Neil and McCarthy for Salem and Wheeler and Mackey for Manchester.
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Sais W.nccscenek
Ode Manchester
Salem
Manchester
O’ Neil
McCarthy
Wheeler and Mackey
Portland’s New Pitcher Tops Lowell Team
Portland used a new pitcher, Quackenboss, who received strong support as the Portlands beat Lowell 3-0, with three runs in the third inning on two hits. Whitney injured, Guinasso subbed in. Attendance 350. Hits Portland 11 Lowell 8. Errors Portland 4 Lowell 12. Batteries Quackenboss and Platt Rudderham and McAuley.
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Quackenboss
Whitney
Guinasso
Lowell
Platt
Rudderham
McAuley
Lewiston Triumph Over Pawtucket In Low-Scoring Game
Lewiston defeated Pawtucket 13 to 8 in a dull contest before about 250 fans. Lewiston built a lead with solid fielding while Pawtucket’s Reynolds struggled and received poor support from the defense. Hits were 13 for Lewiston and 12 for Pawtucket, with Lewiston committing three errors and Pawtucket eight. Batteries Welch and A Lezotie faced Reynolds and Connaughton.
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Reynolds
Lewiston
Welch
A. Lezotie
Connaughton
Providence Grays Hand Brown a Lopsided Defeat
Providence defeated Brown University before 1000 spectators in Providence this afternoon. The final score shows Providence scoring 10 runs to Brown’s 0, with 3-9-2-66-2 listed as hits or scoring figures. Batteries were Stafford and Ryan for Providence and White and Teiney for Brown.
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Providence
Providence Grays
Brown University
Brown
Stafford
Ryan
White
Teiney
Amherst Defeated By Dartmouth In Tight Contest
Dartmouth beats Amherst four to two in Hanover as O Connor shines with four hits allowed. Rainey and Storrs provide key plays for Dartmouth while Bell and Ranney contribute for Amherst. Attendance 1,000.
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Amherst
O’connor
Rainey
Ferguson
Bell
Stearns
Ranney
Joyce
Tuxbury
Storrs
Sullivan
Canal Bill Rejected After Fierce House Debate
In a contentious session the Cape Cod bill failed 59 yeas to 99 nays amid lobbying charges by Mr. Bennett of Everett. The vote by proxy for charitable corporations was defeated. The Governor address on administrative boards was adopted without debate. Senate considered a 2000 appropriation for the New England Industrial School for Deaf Mutes Beverly. Carney Hospital funding discussed. 109 to 71 roll call noted. Weavers fines bill amended to remove unconstitutionality and engrossed. Ballot counting in towns during voting reconfirmed for third reading in Senate.
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Cape Cod
Bennett
Everett
Senate
New England Industrial School For
Colonial Express to Boston and Washington Beneficent Plan
The article asserts that the American colonies won relief from harsh rule but denies any revolt, praising the Colonial Express linking Boston to Washington as benevolent and desirable for the future.
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Colonial Express
Boston
Washington
Pigeons to Carry News Across Atlantic for Boston Post
The Boston Post launches an Atlantic pigeon messaging experiment with Cunard support. Trained carrier birds will be released from the Pavonia as ships sail, sending notes from sea to shore to bridge the distance for travelers and their loved ones.
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Boston Post
Cunard Company
Cunard Steamship Company
F. J. Carter
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Atlantic
Osborn Keeps Mum At Bribery Inquiry Hearing
A large audience at the State House witnessed Osborn refuse to testify as his counsel advised. The committee adjourned to executive session and scheduled a further hearing for Tuesday at 1 o'clock.
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Osborn
Gilman
Board of managers of the N E A A A A a meeting held
Eleven clubs were represented as the reinstatement committee refused several applications including W B Ryan and T Sex ton while granting others Such as C H Robinson Fred Morse and J J McCarthy The Viimount tug of war team was disqualified Protests on eligibility were referred to the investigation committee Delegates were named and a schedule change approved for Bradford B C to join The panel heard protests on entries for championships and left most protests to be decided at a full board meeting in about two weeks Several athletes may have prizes withheld pending protest decisions Wiggin was barred for competing within three months Waters protest failed allowing him to compete Comber elected to Lowell Cricket and Athletic Association Clausen protest not allowed
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Worcester
Thomas Sexton
Hartford
M. J. McCann
Lowell
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G. A. Gibbs
K. T. Harey
C. H. Robinson
Natick
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J. J. McCarthy
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Lowell Cricket and Athletic Associaton
J. H. Clausen
Boston Real Estate Pitch Persuades Buyers to Buy Now
Thousands in Boston are urged to buy homes with easy terms offered by Wood, Harmon & Co. at 13 School St. The firm promises summer effort, cash offers, and weekly payments of five to fifteen cents per foot with ten dollars down and no interest or taxes, inviting discussions to present the issue fairly and win buyers.
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The Relay Rage Seventeen Relays Set for New York to Boston
A grand relay race from New York to Boston will use twenty three relays covering 23214 miles with riders and pacemakers. Start is 3 am. arrival expected in Boston by 7 pm. Clubs include Columbia Cycle Club Norwalk Wheel Club and Bay State Bicycle Club among others. Captain A. D. Peck Jr coordinates with Henry Goodman assisting.
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Framingham Centre
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