Hub Perdue Delivers Winning Run in 10th for Boston
Roger Bresnahan signalled from home plate as Hub Perdue sprinted home in the 10th to give Boston a 2-1 win over St. Louis. McDonald followed with a long triple after two outs to seal the victory. Jackson, Oakes, Mowrey, Kenetchy and Harmon contributed earlier as the Braves rallied late. Perdue doubled two walks and Willis, Harmon, and Perdue held steady on defense with 12 total hits. Attendance reached 1,200 with Klem and Bush umpiring.
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Magee
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Boston
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Cardinals
Evans
Willis
Oakes
Kenetchy
Harmon
Klem and
Bush
AB. R
PO. E
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Sweeney
Miller
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O’ Rourke
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St, Louis
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Ellis
Konetchy
Smith
Ita Bresnahan
C Willis
Wilie
Braves Edge Cardinals In Tight Pitchers Battle
The game evolved as a rare pitchers duel with careful defense and timely hitting. Willis and Perdue pitched well, while Young Frank O Rourke and Vin Campbell made key plays for Boston. A late trio of hits and Jackson's triple kept the Braves in the hunt until the winning run crossed.
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Boston
Braves
Perdue
Willis
Cy’’ Seymour
Cardinals
Frank O'Rourke
Evans
Mowrey
Vin Campbell
Willie
Magee
New York Officers Granted 60 Day Olympic Leave
Five NYPD officers were given 60 days leave to travel to Sweden for the Olympic Games. Patrolman Patrick McDonald shot put, John J. Eller hurdled, Egon Erickson high jumped, Simon P. Gillis hammer threw, and Matt McGrath joined the supplementary list. Policeman Martin Sheridan will remain as he prepares for a sergeant examination.
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New York
University of Pennsylvania Alumni to Send Men to Stockholm
Philadelphia June 11 The University of Pennsylvania athletes placed in the supplementary list by the Olympic committee will be sent to Stockholm by university alumni. A subscription begun today has already raised more than half the needed amount. Selected are Wallace McCurdy in the two mile, Jervis W. Burdick high jump, Donald Lippincott sprinter, and H M Madeira III distance runner.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Olympic Committee
Stockholm
Wallace McCurdy
Jervis W. Burdick
Donald Lippincott
IL. M. Madeira, III
Giants Hand Cubs A Beating 8 To 3 In New York
In the second game of the series New York defeated Chicago 8 to 3. Zimmerman hit his second homer in four innings driving in Tinker. Both Tinker and Zimmerman were ejected in the seventh for disputing calls. In the eighth, with two outs, New York produced two triples a double and two singles off Reulbach to plate four runs.
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Chicago
Zimmerman
Tinker
Reulbach
A. E. Devore
Doyle
Snodgrass
Murray
Becker
GS Crisis
Herzog
Meyers
Fletcher
Ames
Shafer
Mathewson
Schulte
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Miller
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OpOff Ames
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Reds Fall Again as Phillies Win 5 to 3
Philadelphia defeated Cincinnati 5 to 3 on June 11. Curtis pitched effectively for Philadelphia while Humphries struggled. Notable hits included two base hits by Hoblitzer Paskett Luderus and Dooin and a home run by Phelan.
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Humphries
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Downey
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Egan
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Newton High Beats Malden High In Intentive Game
Newton High defeated Malden High 3 to 1 on Malden field yesterday afternoon. Pitching was solid for both sides as Crockett and Hyatt led threats. Beal and Nash produced Beal’s two base hit and Hyatt’s two base hits. Attendance 200 at the game with Spalding and Doyle throwing well in relief for their teams.
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Malden H
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Hyatt
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King
Rbeal
Nash, Crockett
Corly
Whole League at Once at Malden High June 17
Baseball fans will see an entire league in action on one field and in one afternoon at Malden High School field on June 17 with the Greater Boston league providing the showcase.
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Malden High School
Boston
National League pairings list for major city games
National baseball matchups feature St Louis at Boston, Pittsburg at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, and Chicago at New York.
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St. Louis
Boston
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Matchups Set Across League Cities
American basketball schedule lists Boston visiting St. Louis, New York at Chicago, Washington at Detroit, and Philadelphia traveling to Cleveland for upcoming games.
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Chicago
Washington
Boston
St. Louis
New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Malden-Medford stuns Dorchester in league race
In a Dunbar avenue duel Malden-Medford defeated Dorchester 12 to 5 to put pressure on Malden league leaders. South Boston blanked Everett Chelsea 4 to 0 at Locust street while Lynn beat Somerville 5 to 3 at Somerville Field.
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Dorchester
Dunbar Avenue
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Locust Street
Everett Chelsea
Big Hi Miller
Everett
Walter Warwick
Peninsula
Lynn
Somerville
Somerville Field
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Everett-Chelsea
Malden- Medford
Fverett
Chelsea
Sneer
Orchester
Two-Game Scores Highlight Weekend Baseball Action
Atlanta split a doubleheader with Nashville 6 to 6 in game one and 6 to 4 in game two at Atlanta. Chattanooga beat Memphis 38 to 4, while Birmingham defeated Mobile 6 to 4. Montgomery and New Orleans game postponed by rain.
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Nashville
Chattanooga
Memphis
Birmingham
Mobile
Montgomery
New Orleans
Local Baseball Scores Reported From Multiple City Matchups
Baseball results show Indianapolis and Minneapolis game listed as 6,0. Columbus and Columbus 9, Milwaukee 6. Toledo 6, Kansas City 5. Louisville 6, St. Paul 3 in game one and Louisville 4, St. Paul 0 in game two.
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Toledo
Kansas City
Louisville
St. Paul
Baseball score highlights from New Britain and Bridgeport games
New Britain defeated New Haven 9 to 2 as Hartford-Hartford beat New Britain 2 to 9 in another game. Springfield won 1 to 0 in 10 innings at Ee while Bridgeport fell 4 to 7.
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New Haven
Hartford
Springfield
Bridgeport
High School Football Matchups Across Several Cities
Medford High faces Melrose High in Medford while Everett High plays Powder Point in Duxbury. Waltham High meets Chelsea High in Waltham and Morris Heights visits Cushing Academy in Ashburnham. Marblehead hosts Peabody in Peabody, Fairhaven clashes with Concord in Lawrence, Oliver Ames meets Mansfield in North Easton, and Newburyport plays Amesbury in Amesbury.
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Medford High
Melrose High
Medford
Everett High
Powder Point
Duxbury
Waltham High
Chelsea High
Waltham
Aaronaten High
Stoneham High
Stoneam
Morris Heights
Cushing Academy
Ashburnham
Marblehead High
Peabody High
Peabod
Want Games Saturday
Owing to cancellation of date the following teams are without games for Saturday June 15 and would like to arrange for the date as soon as possible Rosary A C of South Boston with any strong 17 year old teams in and around Boston for June 15 half fares for 10 men expected W F O Brien 75 Tudor street South Boston Telephone Oxford 1201 South Boston White Sox with any strong semi professional team away from home for Saturday June 15 M J King 76 Tudor street South Boston Telephone South Boston 423 between 7 and 7 30 p m
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W. F. O'Brien
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Telephone South Boston
Phillips Andover selects Wiley as next year captain
John S. Wiley of Bayside New York elected captain for next year at Phillips Andover Academy. Wiley is a 17 year old catcher and one of the team's strongest batters.
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Phillips Andover Academy Baseball
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Bayside
N. Y
Wiley
Pirates overpower Dodgers in 16 4 victory at Brooklyn
Brooklyn Errors pave the way for Pittsburg as Knetzer falters with a Wheat muff causing three runs. Kent struggles in relief with Pittsburg repeatedly bunting. Hendrix escapes damage with two key double plays while Kelly leads the bats with two doubles and a homer erased by a disputed umpire call.
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Seeen
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Ae J. Miller
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Hummel
Daubert
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Brennan
Olympic team selections praised with noted Western strength
The Olympic selection committee is praised for assembling a strong team to represent the United States in Stockholm. The piece highlights Western champions and college stalwarts such as Cornell’s Jones and Berna, Columbia’s Beatty, and Harvard’s Beattie, plus surprises like Thomas and Wendell, with talk of second and third-string athletes ready to step up if needed.
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Berna
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Yale
Pennsylvania
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Brown
Dartmouth
Notre Dame
Chicago University
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Charlie Rice
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Wesleyan
Wendell
Milton Academy Wins 7 5 in 10 Innings at Brookroad
Milton Academy defeats Milton High 7 to 5 after 10 innings at Brookroad grounds. Lombard Poole Walsh Cross Kenseth Margeson Morrissey Wood Horne figure in key plays as Wood earns the win over Carson in front of about 2000 spectators.
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Milton
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Adams
Switchell
O Farggton
Kavan'gh
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Igarton
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Clark
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Perkins
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Burleigh
Lynn Team Seeks Pennant Lead With Strong Home Run
Jim Connor expresses confidence as the Lynn club dominates at home in the Greater Boston league. The team has been practically invincible on its own grounds this season and aims to regain the pennant lead this week.
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Jim Connor
South Boston G B L Names Bert Delback to First Base
Manager Kiernan of the South Boston G B L team has signed Bert Delback of Somerville to play first base while Thornton is out with injuries.
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South Boston
Bert Delback
Somerville
Thornton
Questions on Olympic Entries and Local Athletic Notes
The text outlines athletes entitled to compete for America in the Swedish 1912 Olympics with self-paid expenses unless funds rise. It discusses Abel Kiviat and Jim Rosenberger nationalities, the Irish AmericanAC welcome, and a Buchanan ball club manager contact. It notes the Corbett Sullivan fight on Sept 7, 1892 in New Orleans and a County Roscommon Club field day set for June 17 at Locust Street grounds with events and entry blanks via J. J. Murray.
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Stockholm
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