Boston Tops Chicago In Opening Game Of Series
Adrian C Anson and Chicago fall to Boston 3 to 2 in a close contest. Griffith pitched well for Boston while Nichols and Ganzel starred in the field and at bat. Anson received a warm ovation as Boston takes the opener.
Doyle Injures Ankle as New Yorks Fall to Cleveland
New York captain Jack Doyle sprained his ankle during practice and had to be carried off. Farrell led the New Yorks as Cleveland won easily behind weak pitching and poor fielding by German. Childs hit a homer as Cleveland edged New York 8 to 3 before about 3000.
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Jack Doyle
New Yorks
Farrell
Clevelands
German
Young
Childs
Cleveland
Zimmer
Wilson
Cincinnati Wins In Rain Shortened Game At Washington
In Washington on June 12 Cincinnati led 5 to 2 when rain halted the contest after the fourth inning. Rhines pitched well for Cincinnati while Anderson struggled. Smith homered in the first inning bringing in McPhee as 1,500 fans looked on.
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Washington
Cincinnati
Long
Rhinos
Anderson
Smith
McPhee
Rhines
Merritt
McGuire
Kissinger Debuts for St. Louis in Brooklyn Loss
In Brooklyn on June 12 Kissinger appeared at bat for St. Louis. St. Louis scored in the third inning but Brooklyn blew open the game with seven runs. McDougall relieved Gumbert in the seventh and struggled. Final score Brooklyn 18 St. Louis 8 with 18 hits to 12 and 5 errors to 3.
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N. Y
Kissinger
St. Louis
Foutz
McDougall
Gumbert
Grim
Peitz
Pittsburgs Triumph With Superior Batting Over Baltimore
Baltimore report shows Pittsburgs winning with stronger offense. Donovan hit a ninth inning triple with bases loaded as Pittsburgs outplayed Baltimore 14 hits to 8. Attendance listed as 2700.
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Pittsburgs
Donovan
Pittsburg
Killen
Kinslow
Esper
Clarke
Brockton Tops Bangor 8-6 In New England League Baseball
Brockton defeated Bangor 8 to 6 as Korwan struggled with walks but the Brockton bats found holes. Base hits were 13 for Brockton and 4 for Bangor, with errors 2 for Brockton and 4 for Bangor. Batteries Korwan and Shea for Brockton Hines and Hayes for Bangor.
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Brockton
Bangor
Korwan and Shea
Hines
Hayes
New Bedford Beats Lewiston in 6 to 4 Final
New Bedford, led by steady pitching from Friend and solid fielding, defeated Lewiston 6 to 4. Viau pitched fairly well for Lewiston amid slow outfield play that produced most of New Bedford’s hits. Highlights included Pettee’s second base play and Steer’s fielding as core moments.
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Lewiston
Viau
Pettee
Steer
Friend
Sharp
Burke
Pawtucket Wins Narrowly Over Augusta On Errors
In Augusta Maine Pawtucket defeated Augusta 9 to 6 aided by timely hits and misplays by Augusta. Hannivan starred at short for Pawtucket while Kelly Yeager Butler and Goodwin pitched. Base hits totaled 12 for Pawtucket and 9 for Augusta with 3 and 5 errors respectively.
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Augusta
Pawtucket
Hannivan
Kelly
Yeager
Butler
Goodwin
Fall River Opens With Five-Run First Inning
Fall River started strong at Portland, scoring five runs off Daniels in the first inning. Ferson pitched steadily. Umire Mahoney was hit by a liner and retired. Final line shows Fall River 6 Portland 3 with 13 hits to 8 and 4 errors for each team.
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Fall River
Daniels
Ferson
Mahoney
Portiana
Allvigo
Rollins
Gannon
Terrien
Unclear baseball score and fielding details from Fitchburg game
The report highlights Downs and O Connell as features in the Fitchburg at Lawrence game. The line score reads Lawrence 100003 1 16 with base hits Lawrence six Fitchburg four. Errors show Lawrence five Fitchburg four. Batteries Lampe and Hart Magee and Donovan and Stout.
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O'Connell
Lawrence
Fitchburg
Lampe and Hart
Magee
Donovan
Stout
Nashua Overcomes Lowell In Final Half Triumph
In Nashua New Hampshire on June 12 the home team rallied in the last half to erase Lowell's early lead. Nashua defeated Lowell 6 to 4 with a late batting surge and sharp fielding. Nashua had 18 base hits to Lowell's 15. errors were 10 for Nashua and 7 for Lowell. Batteries were Printz and Luchin for Nashua with Malley McCarthy Coyle Cushman for Lowell.
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Nashua
N. H
Lowell
Printz
Luchin
Malley
McCarthy
Coyle
Cushman
Salem bats roll over Haverhill in lopsided game
Salem scored 19 runs while piling up 16 base hits to 4 for Haverhill. Yerrick allowed four hits in a one sided contest as Linehan and Davis teamed with Yerrick for the win. Brinton and Quinlan handled the other half of the battery for Haverhill.
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SALEM
Haverhill
Yerrick
Will
Linehan
Davis
Brinton
Johnson
Quinlan
Scranton Patches Up Team and Defeats Springfield
Scranton pieces together a patched squad with Ward out, Sweeny returning to form, and Clarke and Rogers shining in fielding and hitting. Springfield rallies with early hits but falls 5 to 3 with Scranton totaling 14 hits to Springfield 12 and two errors to three.
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Scranton
Penn
Ward
Sweeny
Springfields
T. Johnson
Clarke
Rogers
Springfield
Radford
Johnson
Gruber
Wilkesbarre Triumphs Over Providence In Tight Contest
In Wilkesbarre Penn June 12 the home club defeats Providence 6 to 2 after a weather brief delay. Earle and Betts keyed the offense and fielding was sharp for the winners. Attendance reached 9850 as both teams depart for Providence tomorrow.
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Wilkesbarre
Providence
Penn
Wilkesbarres
Hudson
Philadelphia
Earle
Betts
Betts and Wente
Hodson and McAuley
Toronto Narrowly Trails Rochester In Tight Tilt
Toronto led early but Rochester battled back to within one in the ninth. Harper pitched well after a rough first inning while Chapman is set to take charge tomorrow with new capital backing. directors indicated they will resign from the board. Score Toronto 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 3 5 Rochester 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 4 Hits Toronto 7 Rochester 7 Errors Toronto 3 Rochester 4 Batteries Hastings and Lake Harper and White.
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Torono
Toronto
Rochester
Hastings
Lake
Harper and White
Buffalo Defeats Syracuse In Lopsided Exhibition
Buffalo outplayed Syracuse on all fronts led by a polished pitching performance from Herndon. The Stars managed only a single hit in an error plagued game as Buffalo piled up five singles a double and a three bagger in the ninth. Attendance reached about 1000 with final score 14 to 2.
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Buffalo
Syracuse
N. Y
Buffalos
Stars
Herndon
Urquhart
Day
Hess
Anson Seventy Fifth Year Shines In Boston Baseball
Chicago game at 3 30 with Selee to pitch Sullivan catching Tenney. Nyce returns to New Bedford. Quartet of Anson Everett Wilmot Lange shown. Wilson farmed to New Bedford. Anson marks his twenty fifth year on the diamond and stands as one of the greatest living players. Right field well filled as Boston eyes pennant. Terry may be seen today, and crowd gathers as Boston leads.
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Griffith
Charlie Nichols
Nick
Ganzel
Fettle
Windy City
Anse
Boston
Bannon
McCarthy
Nash
Kittredge
Chicago
Adrian
Nichols
Tost
Everett
Dahlen
Lange
Wilmot
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Jimmie Sullivan
Tenney
Nyce
New Bedford
Anson
Frank Wilson
New Bedfords
Terry
Roxbury
Miss Haggerty
John Haggerty
Tucker
Duffy
Anaes
Mullane
Grand Rapids
Cartwright
Sease
PRESS CYCLISTS RACES AT WALTHAM JUNE SEVENTEENTH MEET
Trial heats are set for morning with the Fitchburg road excusing 25 cent excursion rate. One mile and two mile events list numerous riders from Lynn Boston Malden and beyond with prizes of gold medals and cash. The schedule notes morning races begin at 9 30 and a 1 15 train for Boston after events.
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Press Club
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E. O. Peabody
C. M. Rollins
Lynn Fred St. Onge
Charles F. Harding
James Clark
Arthur F. Wisner
South Natick Waldron
E. Shaw
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Alvin T. Fuller
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Frank E. Wing
Albert F. Hicks
Reynolds
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Milton P. Johnson
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James C. White
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Marcel G. Vogt
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Savin Hill Yacht Club June Meeting and Upcoming Races
The Savin Hill Yacht Club schedules its June meeting at the clubhouse on Thursday June 13 with elections to fill two vacancies, and notes sailings and races including a June 15 handicap, July 13 open cash race, Aug 5 moonlight race, and Aug 31 club cruise. Officers are listed with names and positions. Boston Yacht Club plans a three day cruise June 1 16 and 17. The Ella May owned by J F McNulty had a test run, and Steam yacht Carita from the Boston Yacht Club arrived at Squirrel Island with guests.
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Savin Hill Yacht Club
A. M. Davis
A. W. B. Foster
Loring Sears
A. A. Swallow
A. L. Hill
A. Coombs
Homer Methot
J. P. Lombard
M. D
J. H. Tuttle
W. H. Besarick
N. T. Robinson
Boston Yacht Club
A. H. Davenport
Mr. Hiscock
Brookline Fourth of July Athletic Tournament
Brookline Brookline Fourth of July program opens with an athletic tournament at Ace Street playgrounds. Events include sprints, distance runs, hurdles, jumps, hammer throw, and two scratch races open to Brookline residents under N A B A U sanctioned rules. Entries close June 30 with J J McNamara at 25 Washington Street.
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Brookline
Ace Street
J.J. McNamara
Washington Street
Bennett's Rov el Race Across France Begins
About thirty vehicles starting from Place d'Armes Versailles at noon race to Bordeaux and back a 750 mile course. Prizes are offered for winners. The event is organized by James Gordon Bennett Baron de Nyefelt and others.
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Paris
Place d’Armes
Versailles
Bordeaux
James Gordon Bennett
Baron de Nyefelt
Steam yacht Oneida reaches Gray Gables after fog delay
Buzzard's Bay reports the steam yacht Oneida arriving at Gray Gables at 2 30 p m after delaying off the Sound due to fog. The vessel was expected Monday night.
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Buzzard's Bay
Gray Gables
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