National baseball matchups listed for six cities
National baseball schedule shows Boston at St Louis New York at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Pittsburg and Philadelphia at Chicago with games set across major league venues. Matches highlight urban clubs facing divisional rivals in upcoming slate.
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R. B Att'co
Chicago
Seer
Boston
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
ST. Louis
New Roc
Chicago Beats Boston In Cold Shaky Baseball Tilt 7 3
Chicago and Boston endured frigid conditions as Piatt and Lundgren combined for a wild pitching display with 21 walks. Chicago won 7 3 after late Colts pressure, with Pratts's early support and two decisive innings shaping the final score.
Pittsburg Defeats Philadelphia in Quiet But Solid Game
In Pittsburg on June 10 fans saw a well played but featureless contest as Pittsburg again defeated Philadelphia with an attendance of 2430. The score remains to be reported.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Philadelphia
Zimmer Struck Out By Doheny and Mitchell Trio
Zimmer struck out by Doheny twice and by Mitchell three times. Time 60 minutes. Umpires Philipp and Douglass.
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Zimmer
Doheny
Mitchell
Philipp
Douglass
Brooklyn Defeats Cincinnati 9 to 7 in Baseball Tilt
Brooklyn outscored Cincinnati 9 to 7 as Jones allowed only three Cincinnati hits. An injury to a Cincinnati hitter occurred in the third inning and Jacklitsch relieved. Attendance listed at 2,500 with detailed box scores and pitching lines.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnatis
Brooklyn Today
Jones
California
Jacklitsch
New Yorks Edge St Louis 1-0 In Pitchers Battle
The New York team defeated St Louis 1 to 0 in a pitchers duel. Currie hit Gilbert with a pitch to allow the only run after Bowerman’s single and a forced out. Attendance 1400. Three-base hit Curry and other scattered charted plays marked the slim victory.
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ST. Louis, Mo
New Yorks
New York
ST. Louis
R. B
Browne
Farrellis
Donovan
Bresn
Smoot
McGarn
Brain
Warner
Burke
Mertes
Hackett
Williams
Currie
INGW
Rome de
Ae Alcene
Curry
Dunne
Bowerman
Hacket
Gilbert
Taylor
Holliday
McRae
Holy Cross
Shay
Stankard
Devlin
Chase
Sturgis
Kelliher
Favour
McGeehan
Farrar
Dorchester High Defeats Malden in Pitchers Battle
Dorchester High School beat Malden High School 3 to 1 at Dorchester High field yesterday afternoon. Brayley pitched for Dorchester and Cate for Malden, with the duel evenly matched and little offense after the early runs.
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Dorchester High School
Malden High
Malden
Dorchester Beats Malden as Hickey Homers and Drives Victory
Dorchester triumphed over Malden as Hickey hit a home run and a double to power the win. Cato pitched well for Malden but faltered late, giving Dorchester a 3 to 1 final score.
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Hickey
Vinal
Brayley
Dorchester
Cato
Malden
Sccoccees
Somerville Nine Safely Defeat Eng lish High 10 to 6
Somerville High School defeated Boston Eng lish High 10 to 6 at Broadway Field ending the season in the Interscholastic league. Hafford starred on the mound, delivering two hours of solid pitching while teammates Hayes Wolfe Mulloney and Ryan contributed in the field and at the plate. Attendance reached about 400 as Somerville clinched the series with a steady offensive showing and strong defense.
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Somerville High School
Broadway Field
Boston Engigh High
Somerville
Dorchkester
Hafford
Somerville H
Boston English
R. B. Po
Dick’son
Wolfe
Cuddy
Ij Ryanlf
Hodg’n
Oj Briggs
Hayes
Brannan
Poughty
Burke
Lakin
Craig
Goode
Boston Eng
Blair
Mulloney
Tift
Ryan
Hamburger
Boston
Cole
Davis
Clapp
Briggs
Mhafford
Hodgdon
Arthur Clarkson
Worcester Rochester Rivalry Yields Big Win
In yesterday’s action at Worcester Rochester, Worcester outscored Rochester 7 to 4. Lewiston Bowdoin faced Bates at Lewiston with Bates losing 15 to 3. Providence hosted Baltimore as Providence triumphed 7 to 3 in Providence.
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Worcester
Rochester
Lewiston
Bowdoin
Bates
Providence
Baltimore
Sports matchups list for four NBA teams
The schedule lists St. Louis at Boston Detroit at New York Cleveland at Philadelphia Chicago at Washington. The fragment outlines four planned games between prominent teams in a regional sports calendar.
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R. H. E. Atteea
Detroit
Boston Convessess
Cleveland Svdecces
Washington Seerees
New York-St. Louis
Philadelphia-Chicago
F.C. Boston
Philadelphia
Bt. Tous
Cleveland Ee
New York
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
Donovan Shuts Out Boston as Detroit Triumphs 6-0
Sensational pitching by Wild Bill Donovan gives Detroit a 6-0 victory over Boston at Huntington Avenue grounds. Donovan allows four hits. Crawford and Carr lead Detroit with three singles each while Yeager adds a timely triple. Boston struggles with Dineen and Winter on the mound as Donovan’s defense supports the shutout.
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Boston
Huntington Avenue Grounds
Detroit
Donovan
Dougherty
O’brien
Parent
Lachancee
Jake Stahl
Criger
Stahl
Barrett
Alec Smith
Collins
Carr
O'Brien
McGuire
Dineen
Smith
Tigers
Lou Criger
McAllister
Yeager
Lush
Crawford
Scorin Smith
Crigoar
Winter
St. Louis Browns
Browns
Connolly
Cleveland Beats Washington 8 6 in Baseball Tilt
Cleveland defeats Washington 8 to 6 as both teams batter the ball, Ryan and Bradley hitting home runs for Cleveland while Lajoie and Drill key hits. Pitchers Patten and Bernhard struggle with walks and wild pitches as Cleveland capitalizes on timely hitting. Attendance 1,813 in Washington.
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Washington
Cleveland
R. B
Bay
Moran
Bradley
Selbach
Lajoie
Ryan
Hieckman
Deleha
Car’y
Coughlin
Flick
O ’ Carey
Godin
Robinson
le Et Bemis
Oprilt
Barnh'd
Patten
Cleveland Seccsessune
Hickman
McCarthy
Bemis
Gochnaur
Delehanty
Drill
Bernhard
Sheridan
Yale-Harvard crews clash in impromptu races at Gales Ferry
Yale varsity eight led Harvard freshman eight downstream at about 29 strokes per minute as they swapped oars in brief contests. A later four-oared race ended with Yale maintaining position while Harvard paused. Holy Cross defeated Amherst 2 to 0 in a pitchers duel led by McGeehan with 19 strikeouts.
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Gales Ferry
Conn
Yale
Harvard
Aftaernoon
Kennedy
Shakeup in Harvard Freshman Crew Leads to Lineup Changes
At Gale's Ferry Connecticut on June 10 the Harvard freshman crew reshuffled positions. Pleasanton returned to stroke, Burchard gave way to Moller at No. 7, Guild moved to No. 6, White to No. 4, Switzer shifted to No. 3 for Hollingsworth who must quit due to heart trouble.
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Conn
Harvard
Pleasanton
Cambridge
Burchard
Moller
Guild
White
Switzer
Hollingsworth
Bankers and Brokers Play Ball Captains of Industry Win 9–8
The Stock Exchange juniors, Captain of Industry nine, beat the Exchangers 9 to 8 at South End grounds in a closely contested game watched by 500 business leaders. Haughton, Horton, and Hayes starred with several two-base hits. umpires were listed.
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Stock Exchange
South End
Percy Haughton
Jesse Hubbard
Ned Hlorton
Charley Hayden
Siarvard
Haughton
Hayes
Phil Ups
Foster
Richardson
Fitz
Godman
Hovey
Lawrence
Horton
Paine
Phillips
Hubbard
Brokers
Bankers
Charley Paine
Stock Exchanges
Walter Phillips
Ned Horton
Walter Jackson
Billy Rogers
L. F
Wees
BR P
Harrychardson
Philip Stockton
Lin
OCG Stock Exchange
of Industry
East Boston Undertakers Win Game at Wood Island Park
The East Boston Undertakers defeated the Ferrites employees turned grocers 16 to 12 in a crowd of about five hundred. Crowe and Pomfret starred for the Undertakers while Palmer shone for the opponents.
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East Boston
Wood Island Park
Ferrites
Undertakers
Crowe
Pomfret
Palmer
Plans for the American Henley Regatta at Philadelphia
Entries for the first annual American Henley regatta on the Schuylkill River near Philadelphia will close June 17. Prominent clubs promise strong entries including Union Boat Club eight and R. P. Blake in single scull. Everett Pope may join from Boston Athletic Association and Boston crews may send their schoolboy eight.
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American Rowing Association
Schuylkill River
Philadelphia
Union Boat Club
R. P. Blake
Boston
Everett Pope
Boston Athletic Association
Union Club
Layman Outpunches Sandy Ferguson At Tammany Club
Sandy Ferguson the Chelsea boxer suffered a quick defeat after badgering patrons in the ring during the Armstrong Martin bout. Edward G. Barrow, Detroit baseball club manager, intervened with a sharp right to Ferguson’s face, earning praise as the man who stepped in to stop the disturbance.
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Sandy Ferguson
Chelsea
Tammany Club
Armstrong-Martin
Sandy
Edward G. Barrow
Detroit Baseball Club
Ferguson
Barrow
Bicycle track ruling upheld over distance in paced races
Revere cycle track manager Ingraham wins the right to set race distance or style. A. G. Batchelder says Nelson and Stinson should have ridden the advertised distance. Next race to be 10 mile heats between Walthour Caldwell and Stinson. Stinson and Caldwell race in Hartford tonight then go to Revere. Oscar Hedstrom tests a one mile trial in 1 08 on his Indian bicycle at Charles River Park.
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Ingraham
Revere
A. G. Batchelder
Nelson
Stinson
New York
Walthour
Caldwell
Hartford
Oscar Hedstrom
Charles River Park
Albert Champton
Yonkers
Armstrong Beats Martin In Third Round Crucial Bout
Bob Armstrong of New York defeated Denver Ed Martin of the Tammany A. C. in the third round with a solid left to the stomach. Martin held the early advantage with sharp jabs and strong footwork but Armstrong rallied to secure the win. The preliminaries featured Young Kelly and Harry Gilman fighting to a draw in six rounds, and Dick Grant defeated Jim Haywood in six rounds.
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Bob Armstrong
New York
Denver
Ed Martin
Tammany A. C
Armstrong
Martin
Young Kelly
Harry Gilman
Dick Grant
Jim Haywood
Boxing Gossip Promotes Lenox Club Boxing Card
The Lenox Athletic Club schedules four bouts featuring Medford's Joe Furey and Albert Delmont with South Boston opponents, promising a strong show. Local boxing notes mention Johnny Sheehan's lower-weight form, Sinnott weight disputes, and Young Corbett's Boston visit, with Rob Roy's byline appended.
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Lenox Athletic Club
Bush
Joe Furey
Medford
John Shea
South Boston
Jimmy O'Keefe
Buffalo
Billy Griin
Kid Paul
Fall River
Eddie Carr
Albert Delmont
Johnny Powers
Lenox Club
Johnny Sheehan
Kid Williams
Chicopee
Williams
Young Cahill
Summer Street
Sarsfield Club
Boston Aerie 45
Order of Eagles
Charley Waldron
Palace of Fun
George E. Perkins
Lynn Aerie
Parsey Bolivar
Boston
Quincy
Rob Roy
Boston Post
Post
Chester Goodwin
Jack the Penman
Jimmy Briggs
Star of the East
Kid Goodman
Tammany Club
Johnny Mack
Steve Mahoney
Sinnott
Steve Mahone
New Bedford
Goodwin
Young Corbett
B. H. Benton
East Boston Horse Owners Seek Chelsea Speedway Reopen
About 100 fast driving horse owners from East Boston Everett and Chelsea petition the Chelsea Board of Park Commissioners to reopen the speedway between Everett avenue Chelsea and Vine street Everett. The Everett park commissioners are to be petitioned as well.
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Boston
Everett
Chelsea
Chelsea Board of Park Commissioners
Everett Avenue
Vine Street
Everett Park Commissioners
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