Selee’s Chicago team halts game at South End grounds
Rain halted the Chicago visitors trailing 7 6 after three innings at the South End grounds. Frank Selee received a gold watch from Boston friends while Bobby Lowe and Selee were warmly greeted by fans. Both teams planned to resume the contest with Pittinger or Eason for Boston and Taylor for Chicago.
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Master Brewers Issue Statement
The committee of master brewers and a labor unions committee met over the brewery strike. No decision was reached after almost ten weeks of work stoppage. Brewers will reinstate old workers as business allows but protect men currently employed. Labor leaders demand immediate discharge of working men and replacement by strikers, which brewers resist.
Baseball Game Summary From Period Box Score
Cincinnati and Philadelphia played with Crawford and Steinfeldt collecting two base hits and Beck three base hits with two hits in the contest. Steinfeldt executed a sacrifice while Browne and Dooin stole bases and a double play involved Megoon and Beck. Dugzgle issued a base on balls, Ewing fanned two and threw a wild pitch in 1 45. Emilic was the umpire.
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St. Louis Beats New York In Opening Polo Grounds Game
St. Louis defeated New York 3 to 2 in the first game of the series at the Polo Grounds. Errors by New York and weak base running led to the loss amid a crowded ballpark as Denham fanned four and Evans three. Attendance not announced.
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Brooklyn Edges Pittsburg In Close 5 4 opener
Brooklyn won the first game of the series against Pittsburg 5 to 4 at Washington Park. The contest remained tight to the end with Dolan ejected for protesting. Attendance was about 4,600.
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Boxing Gossip and Local Boxing Scene Report
Comical and critical notes on John L Sullivan thefts and racial tensions, mixed with Cambridge Athletic Club boxing night previews. Mentions James J Corbett Jim Jeffries Luther Manuel Belfield Walcott Dan Snyder Fred Bryson and local clubs. Compares promoters, referees, and public sentiment in early Boston boxing culture. Includes chatter on Sandy Ferguson and Charlie Mathison with a June 17 celebration noted.
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Lowell Beats Fall River 6 to 1 in Rainy Game
In Lowell this afternoon Bressler held Fall River, Lowell won 6 to 1. Merritt's batting and catches by Ball and Moorehead highlighted the game, played under a drizzling rain.
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Dover Beats Manchester In Quiet New Hampshire Tilt
Manchester was shut out for the second time this season as Dover defeated the home club. Towne pitched shutout innings to carry Dover to the win, marking the first time a New Hampshire team toppled Manchester this year.
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Local Scoreboard Reports Quick City Match Results
Bridgeport leads New London 1 0 in Bridgeport. New Haven 5, Meridan 4. Hartford 6, Waterbury 0. Worcester 19, Newark 7. Springfield Norwich game postponed due to rain. Montreal Toronto game postponed due to rain.
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Games Today in the American League
The schedule lists Boston at Chicago, Philadelphia at Cleveland, Baltimore at Detroit, and Washington at St Louis for today’s action in the American League.
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Browns Fall To Bostons In Final Game Of Series
In St Louis on June 10 the Browns were undone by defensive miscues and Boston pitching. Dineen outpitched Harper as the Browns made eight errors. A late rally by St Louis fell short due to base running error by Heldrick. Wallace starred at short with 17 of 19 chances accepted.
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Detroit Drives Five Hits in Fifth to Take Series
The home team bunched five hits and three stolen bases in the fifth inning to score four runs and win the game. Detroit secured three wins in a four game series against the Athletics.
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Cleveland 10 Baltimore 7 baseball game report
In Cleveland Ohio on June 10 the Browns beat Baltimore 10 to 7 after starter Bernhard was knocked out in two innings. Lundboom relieved and held Baltimore to four hits and three runs. Howell left the game in the fifth. Attendance was 1,574.
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Chicago Triumphs Over Washington 4-3 in Close Nine
Chicago beat Washington 4 to 3 as Garvin stayed unbeaten after the second inning and Clarke provided a homer and two singles. Patten held the visitors after the fourth until the ninth when a lone hit and sacrifice helped seal the win. Attendance 2250.
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Clarke and Washington Clash in Low-Scoring Duel
Clarke hit a home run for Chicago in a 4 to 0 loss to Washington. Isbell added a two-base hit while Daly stole a base. Patter allowed four walks and four strikeouts over 1 hour 35 minutes as Carruthers officiated. Chicago left four on base, Washington left two, with double plays by Strang Daly and Isbell and Marke Coughlin.
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Chicago Baseball Echoes and Boston Cubs in Talk
Chicago and St Louis results discussed with Dineen and pitchers named. Pittinger, St Vrain, Taylor, Selee featured and Buckenberger lamenting a called game. Horace Fogel rumored to depart New York as controversy lingers over season rulings.
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New York Team Expected to Outdraw Major League Cities
The winning New York club is forecast to outdraw any two cities in the National League or in either league overall, underscoring its strong drawing power and market appeal.
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