Harvard Rows Slow Trial On Freshwater Course
Gale's Ferry Conn June 11 The Harvard varsity eight practiced a mile under watch with flood tide stern wind and smooth water. Time not given though last half around 2 35 and mile well over five minutes. Foster broke an oar. Swarm absent. Hartwell at bow. Freshmen adjusted rigging and four car crew worked light. Rowing order listed with Pleasanton Moller Guild Kellogg White Switzer Jubb and Flint. Burchard ill today, to resume tomorrow.
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Powers and Delmont Set for Lenox Club Main Event Tonight
South Boston’s Johnny Powers faces Medford’s Albert Delmont in a closely matched main bout at Lenox Club on Dorchester avenue. Manager Bush also schedules three more lively clashes, totaling 28 rounds, with Furey–Shea, Keefe–Griffin, and Paul–Carr as the undercard. South Boston’s fight crowd is expected to turnout, aided by cool evening air and electric fans at the club.
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Boxing notes and memories from a crowded city meeting
The report covers a city boxing gathering with notable local figures supporting the sport. Denver Ed Martin was knocked out by Armstrong in round three, drawing criticism of unfairness. Emergency Kelly vs Harry Gilman delivered hot action and a disputed draw. References to Goodman, Murphy, Kid Goodman, Corbett, Fitzsimmons, and Jeffries frame the era's rivalries and past bouts.
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Murphy
Jack the Penman
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Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Red Robert
Carson City
Fitz
Jeffries
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Local matches listed for New England towns
New England schedule shows Manchester at Nashua Lowell at Concord Lawrence at Haverhill and Fall River at Brockton with games set across regional venues. Matches reflect a compact round of city matchups featuring rivalries and local teams seeking early season wins.
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Fall River Beats Concord 4–1 in Fifth Inning Power
Fall River wins 4 to 1 over Concord by piling hits off Taylor in the fifth. Courteen pitched well except seventh when three singles produced Concord’s lone run. Highlights include Stewart’s one hand catch and Moorhead Bowcock and Weddige turning two double plays.
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Wiley
Cudworth
Lowell shuts out Lawrence 13 to 0 in rain halted game
Lowell defeats Lawrence 13 to 0 as Bushey dominates and Bunker struggles behind the plate. Rain ends play in the ninth with Lowell leading. Hafford Bigbie Hickey Lake McLaughlin Bushey contribute stolen bases and drives. Umpire King notes 300 in attendance.
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Haverhill Beats Nashua In Low-Scoring 7 4 Win
Nashua commits errors on balls in play and leaves runners stranded as Haverhill takes a 7 to 4 victory. visitors tally fewer hits but clutch scoring helps the winners, with Graham Post Hamilton among those contributing. Langton and Maroney face control, attendance 350, time 1 4.
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Incomplete City Matchups Across Northeast Scores
Hartford Norwichtown results show Hartford leads Haven 8 2 while Haven New Haven tally 4, London. Springfield Springfield records Bridgeport 2, Jersey City Jersey City 1 Toronto 0 Newark 1 Buffalo 0 Providence Rochester 38 Providence 2.
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Plan Consolidation of Two Big Leagues
Ban Johnson, president of the American league, in Cincinnati to discuss a merger with August Herrmann of the Cincinnati National league club. A 12 club league would form with one team each in Boston Philadelphia Chicago and St Louis. Merger unlikely this season without greater concessions. Herrmann seeks immediate merger with Johnson as president. Discussions include St Louis club ownership and securing new players from American league owners.
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Ban Johnson
American Baseball League
August Herrmann
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Philadelphia
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Boston National treasurer calls merger talk fishy and baseless
J. B. Billings says he knows nothing about a Cincinnati despatch proposing a 12 club league merger. He notes such talk died last winter, that now things run smoothly, and that neither Conant nor Soden mentioned any proposal. He believes there is nothing in it.
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Cincinnati
Americans Win Snappy Game
Hoffman batted for Henley in the eighth, accounting for the latter's retirement. A fumble by Monte Cross produced Cleveland's deciding run as Clingman was removed for objectionable coaching. Attendance 7,342. Cleveland 8 Philadelphia 2. Key hits by Lajoie McCarthy Abbott Davis and Hoffman earned Cleveland the win. Moore fanned seven.
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Hassett
Detroit at New York and Other NBA Matchups
Detroit plays the Knicks in New York while Cleveland visits Philadelphia and Chicago hosts Washington in a trio of NBA games. Strong teams and season implications loom as schedules unfold across arenas.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
Boston Triumphs Over St Louis In Quiet pitcher duel
In Huntington avenue Long Tom Hughes blanked St Louis 2 to 0 as Boston hurler kept the Browns hitless after six singles, and Jack O'Brien fueled the offense with three sharp singles and the two runs. Sudhoff held the locals to 11 hits but could not muster late scoring. The clubs meet again today with Young pitching for Boston on ladies day.
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Lajoie Helps Draw Crowd In Philadelphia Game
Lajoie's return boosted attendance as Philadelphia hosted a pitching duel. The crowd swelled in what became a tense battle between the two hurlers, shaping a memorable matchup.
Americans win opener as Tannehill shines on mound
New York beats Detroit 8 to 3 in the first game of the series. Tannehill pitched well, contributed at the plate and in the field. Davis and Ganzel led the offense with strong bats, while Conroy, McFarland, Carr, and McAllister swiped bases. Attendance 2235.
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Boston Athletic Association Field Day at Riverside
Boston Athletic Association members anticipate a Riverside field day on Saturday with a wide programme. Salem Cadet Band will provide music. Events include a 25 third shooting match, baseball game, lawn tennis invitation doubles, fencing exhibition, swimming races with Brookline and Harvard clubs, canoe races, and various exhibitions and relays.
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E. W. Leonard
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J. B. Greene
Norman Kenny
Wawbewawa Canoe Club
Medford Canoe Club
Quinebequin Canoe Club
Lajoie and Bernhard Cleared of Contempt in Phillies Case
Napoleon Lajoie and William Bernhard of the Cleveland club were purged of contempt of court by Judges Ralston and Davis in Philadelphia's Court of Common Pleas. The players had violated an injunction restraining them from playing for teams other than the National league club of Philadelphia.
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Bernhard
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Napoleon Lajoie
William Bernhard
Cleveland American League Baseball Club
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Court of Common Pleas
National League Club of
St. Josephs A A Regatta on Charles River Tonight
The St. Josephs Athletic Association regatta will be held on the Charles River this evening over the standard race course. Four races start at 6 30 with events for single and double sculls, working boats and gigs.
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Nationals Win Ninth Inning Thriller
Nationals secured a late victory as Boston’s Tenney Carney Moran and Greminger led the offense while Brain stood out for the locals. Willis versus Dunleavy or McFarland looms on the mound tomorrow with Farrell in left for Barclay amid a sixth inning miscue on Carney’s triple and Moran’s homer. Chick Stahl watched from the stands as Magoon to Kelley to Morrissey to Kelly to Morrissey produced the decisive sequence.
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Carney
Moran
Greminger
Brain
Willis
Dunleavy
McFarland
Farrell
Barclay
Chick Stahl
Collins
Baseball matchups listed for national schedule
National schedule shows Boston at St Louis New York at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Pittsburgh and Philadelphia at Chicago. Players and teams set for key intercity clashes across major leagues.
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Boston Triumphs In Ninth Inning Dash Over Cardinals
Boston added three runs in the ninth to overcome a 6 5 deficit against St Louis as Pittinger closed out the win. Malarkey started for Boston, then replaced by Pittinger in the sixth, delivering solid relief. Abbaticchio and Donov an aided by a Dexter walk and Tenney double for a late run, while fielding miscues fueled the roller coaster game with Cooley making a key catch and Tenney misplaying a grounder.
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Pittsburg Beats Brooklyn 9 to 0 in National Game
Pittsburg, Penn., June 11. Phillippi pitched a one hitter through seven and Brooklyn failed to score in a 9 to 0 loss. Attendance 2220 as Pittsburg's offense supported the shutout with multiple hits and timely plays.
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Phillipp
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Cincinnati Defeated by New York in Eleven Innings
Cincinnati fell to New York 2 to 0 in eleven innings as three Cincinnati errors in the 11th allowed two runs. Attendance reported at 2,000. George Brow n and Seymour sparked the visitors with late-inning play while Morrissey added a double play near the end.
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Tufts sophs win interclass game 9 to 2 on College Hill
Sophomores upset freshmen 9 to 2 in yesterday’s College Hill clash. Knight pitched well for 1905 while Mullen walked many, aiding the sophs’ rally. Warner fractured his nose in a collision at sixth inning during a grounder pursuit. Attendance 300, umpires Tom Hennesley.
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Ladies Day At Huntington Avenue Boosts St Louis Fans
St Louis crowds fill Huntington avenue as rain falls during a fast game. McAleer's confident claim, Hughes strong pitching, and steady defense highlight the day. Luminaries like Steinfeldt and Collins are praised, while Cleveland coming for four games and Charley Hickman receive attention. Roxbury seeks strong teams for June dates as E. E. Cummings notes open dates.
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Tommy Connolly
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Clark Griffith
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Sporting Life
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