Baseball Today Matches Across Leagues
National League games feature Philadelphia at Boston Brooklyn at New York Baltimore at Washington Pittsburg at Cleveland St. Louis at Chicago Cincinnati at Louisville New England League schedules Taunton at Brockton Ull River at Pawtucket New Bedford at Newport.
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Brooklyn
Washington
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Wees
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New Bedford
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Newport
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Okewse
Philadelphia
Boston
Cleveland
Louisville
Taunton
Brockton
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Pawtucket
Boston Ball Club Seeks Lead in 12-Game Run
Boston’s champion baseball team has won nine of twelve since Memorial Day home run. Cleveland and Cincinnati trail as Boston plans a three week trip with 17 games, starting June 2 at Chicago and ending with Louisville July 11. John Doyle’s Washington visit looms as Phillies linger. Klobe danz, Willis, and Lewis are to work the Boston box amid strong pitching from Al Orth and George Wheeler.
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Bostons
Chicago
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Phillies
Tebeau
Cleveland Lake Fronters
Belee
Indians
Charley Nichols
Martin Bergen
South End Grounds
Louisville
Pittsburg
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
John Doyle
Washington
Klobedanz
Willis
Lewis
George Wheeler
Lewiston Polo Club
al Orth
Sunday Baseball Doubleheader in Pittsburg
In Pittsburg at Judith Beach Park the Sunday game drew about 6000 fans before a severe thunderstorm disrupted play. The latter portion of the game was played in rain with the ball too wet for effective pitching. Final score: Pittsburg 3, Cleveland 1.
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Pittsburg
Cleveland
Jucld Beach Park
Browns Defeat Chicagos in A Varied Season Finale
Chicago game ends with a bright stretch as St. Louis drives three runs on timely hits and two walks. Brown pitchers endure a tough day as attendance hits 11 400. Score details follow this summary.
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Chicago
Browns
Chicagos
St. Louis
Baseball Game Notation Summary
Louis nine Chicago eight two base hit Taylor sacrifice Dowd stolen bases Taylor Dahlen Connor Everett two double plays struck out Taylor two Callahan four walks Taylor eight wild pitch Time second umpires Emslie and Currie
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Donovan
O'Brien
Gray
A McGarthy
Pudden
Viseces
Serene
Schriver
Gardner
Clevelar PO FE
Purkett
Childs
Oo Wallace
Cepa Tesse
McKean
O'Connor
Viake
McAleer
Criger
Powell
Pu Ween
Pittsbur
C'evelan Eeeeseer Ohateieeee
Farnedians
Basesittsburg
Cleveland
Gard
Blake
Vis
Wallace
Snyder
Connolly
Sporadic Scores From Midwest and Northeast Matches
At Buffalo Wilkesbarre Buffalo 12 Buffalo 10 Syracuse Syracuse 93 Toronto 2 Providence Pawtucket Taunton 11 River Newport Fall River 0 Newark N J Newark 3 Hartford 0 Paterson N J Reading 5 Patterson 1
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Wilkesbarre
Syracuse
Toronto
Providence
Pawtucket
Taunton
All River
Newport
Fall River
Newark
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Hartford
Paterson
Reading
Berkeley Cycle Club Opens Season with Easy Win
The Berkeley Cycle Club of Beachmont defeated the Revere Yacht Club in the season opener at home on Belle Isle Inlet. Pitcher Louis Loefler and catcher Frank Taylor led the strong batting attack as manager Farrand's lineup impressed. Games are sought for June 17 and 18 plus other holidays. contact Manager William Farrand at the Boston Post.
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Berkeley Cycle Club
Beachmont
Revere Yacht Club
Louis Loefler
Revere Boys
Frank Taylor
Farrand
Berkeley
Belle Isle Inlet
Boston
Leachmont
G. W. Folsom
F. Taylor
L. EF. Loefler
G. Folsom
Joe Walbourne
Y. W. Ward
Soderstream
S.s
George Poole
R.f
A. Folsom
C.f
Frank Stowell
J.J
George Morgan
H. A. Sawyer
William Farrand
Care Boston Post
Left handers shine as Krich leads with nine wins
Klobedanz tops the left-handers with nine wins and three losses, outpacing Breitenstein Killen Pratt and other lefty peers. Pat Crisham, Amesbury bat menace, is hailed as top young catcher. Providence eyeing him. Newports face South Bostons June 17 at Locust street grounds, 10 am, with crowds expected. Tom Smith weighs 172 pounds and eyes clubs after one trial game. Aldrich the Vermont veteran shines for Greenfield.
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Breitenstein
Killen
Pratt
Pat Crisham
Amesbury
New England
Providence
Hanson
Baltimores
Anson
New York
Newports
New England League
South Bostons
Locust Street Grounds
Bostons
Tom Smith
Tim Hurst
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Tom
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
O’brien
Bowerman
Dunkle
Handicap games and athletic events in Cambridge and beyond
The opening handicap games at Spy Pond Grove on June 17 feature a special team race for Archdiocesan Union championship with St Francis de Sales A A and Mission Church A A plus St Josephs A. Harvard stars Dick Grant and Frank Quinlan head the mile dash and 440 yard events. New England A A U champion Jackson and R McDonald also race. Entry blanks for the July 18 IF Kennedy Mutual Benefit Association outing at Spy Pond Grove list events including sprints, distance runs, discus, shot and relay, with a 25 cent fee and a July 11 deadline to John F Shaughnessy. Meanwhile Gaelic football teams OConnell and Garryowen train for their June 17 clash at Locust street grounds, Essex county A O H athletes plan July 4 events at Centennial Grove, and other track and field events are announced with entries and participants including Kraenzlein, Tinder, and Chicano A A A.
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Sacred Heart Pioneer Corps
East Cambridge
Spy Pond Grove
St. Francis de Sales A. A
Mission Church
A. A
St. Joseph’s A
Archdiocesan Union
Dick Grant
Harvard
Jackson
New England A. A. U
R. McDonald
Frank Quinlan
New York A. C
IF. A. Kennedy Mutual Benefit Association of
Cambridge
John F. Shaughnessy
Amory Street
Cambridgeport
O'Connell and
Garryowen
Locust
Essex County
Jack McInerney
Parkersburg
W. Va
John F. Karry
Boston
George B. Tinder
Poston
Kraenzlein
Milwaukee
Amateur Baseball Teams Post Open Dates For 14 to 19 Year Olds
South Boston clubs seek intercity games with 14 to 19 year olds paying half expenses. Dozens of teams and managers across Malden Somerville Dorchester Roxbury Cambridge and Boston announce open dates June July and August with preferences for uniformed squads and half or full guarantees. Players and managers list contact for June 17 dates and July open slots.
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South Boston
F. Haynes
KE Street
South
Malden
James BE. Connell
Somervilles
Fremonts
Somerville
Bke
Frank Perry
Washington Street
Boston
Woodwards
A. J. Connor
Ellery Street
Brookline
O’brien
Bell Rocks
M. J. Hanrahan
Beacon Street
Andovers
Mt. Washingtons
Everett
William R. Adams
North Andover
Washburns
James Leary
Howel Street
Crescents of
Dorchester
J. T. McCarthy
Hoar
Williams
Mohan
Gormley
Bjorson
Mason
A. Grace
John Paotti
C. F
J. Allen
Pacifics of
C. SF. Martin
Athens Street
Cambridge Reds
Mt. Washington
Atadover
George Judd
Commercial Street
Dexters
Fisk
Patterson
D. Desmond
J. Desmond
Houghton
McCue
S. S
McDermott
J. F
Murphy
Gillis
Daniel Desmond
Wheatland Avenue
Deweys
Roxbury
J. Cass
F. Moran
D. Kenney
F. Kneeland
E. Sullivan
J. Curley
M. Welch
J. Hennessy
J. Bagan
E. L. Sullivan
Binney Place
Myrtles
William Barter
F Street
Portland Reds
Cambridge
James Currie
School Street
M. Smith
Everett Street
East Boston
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Waltham
Southbridge
Greenvilles
Lawrence Y. M. C. A
Haverhills
Medways
Airmounts
Coleman
Edmonds
Dove
B. Ryan
Whelan
Ryan
Silver
Ford
McDonald
Thomas H. Mullen
River Street
Watham
Newton A. A
Arlington Boat Club
Otto Deininger
R. J. Burton
Devonshire Street
Winnlsimmer A. A
Chelsea
St. Joseph's
Franklin Reds
Charlestown
E. Massey
Broadway
West Quincys
Norwood
Acton
Frerett A. A
Lawrence
John C. Shevlin
Milton
Bartons
Boston Common
Abraham Levine
Barton Street
Arcadia
Franklin Park
EF. W. Johnson
Mahan's Terrace
Jamaica Plain
J. J. Cosgroves
George Wilson
SC Sterling Street
Hyde Park
John H. Mulhern
Chauncy Street
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Edward J. O'Toole
Time Desk
James Lutz
Waverly Street
Cambridgeport
A. m
F. X. Coveney
Emeralds
Joseph Barry
First Street
Crescent Review
A. A. Cross
Acorn A. A
H. J. Disken
Beach Street
Crescent Beach
Bunker Hills
Frank Ducey
North Meade Street
St. Catharines
James J. Brennan
Oxford Street
Elnas
Underhills
Generals
West Somervilles
Somerville High
Eliots
Matthew Sullivan
Somerville Avenue
Putnams
George
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Allston Street
Orients of Waltham
E. L. Williamson
Chestnut Street
Winter Hills of
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Sudbury Street
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Felton Street
Beacon A. A
Crowley
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Doyle
Mecomick
Walsh
Breen
Matheson
Segrue
J. J
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James I’. Sury
Sixth Street
A. Goldstein
Wall Street
Betacons
Allston
Monster
C. B. Dalton
North Beacon Street
Magnolas of
W. W. Humans
Antrim Aton
Yale and Harvard crews rest as Eleanor sails out
Harvard and Yale crews spent a rest day at their quarters as temperatures neared 90 degrees. The yacht Eleanor anchored off Harvard quarters then sailed, with the Yale launch and crew accompanying from the harbor. Harvard launch repairs delay their sail and tomorrow requires a substitute launch.
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Ryan West clash headlines boxing week at Lenox club
The week’s top pugilistic event is Tommy Ryan versus Tommy West for twenty rounds at Lenox A C New York with West gaining weight advantage but Ryan judged superior in reach and cleverness. Also Kid McPartland meets Matt Matthews at Coney Island arena next Saturday and other bouts and boxer moves are noted.
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Tommy West
Lenox A. C
New York
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Ryan
He Donovan
Chicago
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Tom
Dempsey
McCoy
Pure
Welter Brigade
Joel Walcott
Dan Murphy
Kid McPartland
Matt Matthews
Coney Island Arena
Matthews
Charley McKeever
Cleveland
McPartland
Jack Daly
Len
Mike
Havana
Billy Rotchford
Palmer
London
Tommy Brown
Malden Bantam
Santiago
Defender
A. C
West End Union Hall
Canal Street
Joe Choynski
Kid McCoy
Buffalo
Homer Selby
Choynski
Choynsky
Selby
George Munroe
Jack Ward
New Haven
J. R
Red Jacket Association
Inman Square
Cambridge
R. L
Billy Smith
Tom Ryan
Philadelphia
Joseph Youngs
Redwood
N. Y
A. Reid
Peabody
Boston
Maurice Rosenberg
I. S
Fiddy Santry
Pete Boyle
Kid Murphy
Cincinnati
Barney Furey
Newark
Gaelic League of Boston Abolishes Barriers to Membership
A Gaelic League of Boston meeting at 1271 Washington Street approved a constitutional revision enabling anyone sympathetic to the Gaelic language movement to join. The session, chaired pro tempore by John M. Doran in Secretary Michael A. Hurley’s absence, also changed the September quarterly entertainment to an aonach or picnic.
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Gaelic Fehoo
Washington Street
League
Michael A. Hurley
Haynes
John M. Doran
Boston Regatta Funding and Local Rowing News
Boston considers 750 dollars for the Fourth of July regatta on the Charles River while the city council debates funding. Reported rowing updates include B A A junior entries, Riverside and Casey clubs active, Shawmuts practice, and plans for a Jeffries Point junior eight with coxswain D Bowen.
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New England Rowing Association
Charles River
Quincy
Walter Stimpson
West End
Board of Aldermen
Roxbury Latin School
Millstreams
Worcester
Riversides
Billy O’leary
O'Leary
Riverside
Bradfords
Patsey Berkeley, Jr
Blakely
Joe Maguire
Welds
L Street Bridge
Shawmuts
South Bay
Casey Boat Club
Casey-Gookin
Casey Brothers
Daniel Casey
Federal Street
Sea Street
Jeffries Point
Barker
Campbell
Burke
Glassett
Frank Greer
Stinson
McNeil
J. Greer
D. Bowen
England
Harvard
Fred Greer
Joe
Frank
Nouere
Lipton Lands in New York Amid Cup Talk
Sir Thomas Lipton returns from Cunarder Campania to New York where reporters expect a postwar America's Cup challenge. Lipton says he is in the tea business and not yet ready to issue a challenge, noting no current yacht and suggesting a possible future decision after the war. He hints any challenge may be conditional on deferral until war’s end and criticizes past American yacht racing as unsporting.
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Thomas Lipton
Thomas
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London
Hooley vows to face bankruptcy amid blackmail claims
Ernest Terah Hooley, former millionaire, says banks have frozen his accounts yet he has support from unexpected quarters. He claims successful city promoters paid blackmail and that he paid $200,000 to a newspaper, promising to reveal details in bankruptcy proceedings. The report cautions this may be a vent of a man in hardship.
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Ernest Terah Hooley
Tevery
Evangelistic Association spring meeting speaker lineup
The Eivangelistic Association of New England holds a spring campaign at Bromfield Street Church with Henry Varley the English evangelist as June speaker. Themes include Vessels of Wrath Fitted to Destruction on Monday and Gods Soldiers Their Armor on a later day.
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Eivangelistic Association of
New England
Bromfield Street
Henry Varley
Pune
Boston Cyclists Sweep South Shore for Holiday Ride
Crowds flocked to parks and seashore as wheelmen toured inland routes to Nantasket and Nahant. Clubs from Boston and Cambridge joined a Brockton parade led by Captains Newcomb and Kimball, with Colonel Pat Sheehan’s quad drawing crowds at Jamaica Pond.
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Nantasket
Quincy Point
Tigers
North Weymouth
Charlestown
Winthrops
Nahant
Elm’. C
Bass Point
Chelsea Boys
Brockton
Commonwealths
Milford
Melrose
Lynn Woods
Orient C. C
Bostonians
People’s Institute
South Framingham
Pat Sheehan
Society
Olonel Sheehan
Dudley Marks
Jamaica Pond
Mr. Skinner
Westland Avenue
Fens
Capen Urges Tufts Class to Use Talent for Global Duty
In Medford on June 12, Tufts College held a baccalaureate sermon by President Capen in Goddard Chapel. He urged graduates to see responsibility beyond technical obedience, urging nations to lead and uplift others, citing the United States in 1898 and England’s colonial history as context.
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Tufts College
Capen
Goddard Chapel
United States of America
West Indies
East
England
President Patton Delivers Bac calaureate Sermon at Princeton
President Patton spoke at Princeton University on commencement Sunday in Alexander Hall. He reflected on the logic of events and the march of history, noting how public sentiment and coercive forces shape nations including debates over secession and foreign policy. He urged examining new opportunities through moral principle.
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Princeton
N. J
Patton
Alexander Hall
Dewey
Pacific
Washington
Cats as Beer Testers Show Mixed Reactions
Expert Philip Sechidrowitz testified before the House of Commons beer materials committee on residues from brewing sugars and all malt beers and their effects on cats. Vomiting or retching occurred in some cats within half an hour to an hour after sugar residues, with two cases of mild ataxia. Seven experiments using malt beer residues showed cats later appearing normal after fasting, suggesting further study is needed.
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Liquid Trade Review
Philip Sechidrowitz
Beer Materials Committee
House of Commons
Bicycle notes touch on parades and racing figures
President Winsor of the local consulate appoints many I A W members in Chelsea as special police to guide searchers. Iver Johnson’s Arms and Cycle Works in Fitchburg gains W Johnson, youngest son of the late Iver Johnson, in managerial duties after his technical education. Jamaica Plain Carnival Association invites wheelmen to join the Fourth of July parade with prizes and patriotic themes. A New York telegraph quotes Skirdwards on earnings, while the Tiesten Meet Club plans a national meet in Indianapolis. Haverhill hosts an amateur race meet with a $200 prize list and a $235 Ramona record bonus, with blanks via C A Bodwell.
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Chelsea
Winsor
Elliott
W. ©. Johnson
Iver Johnson
Red J
J. Lovell
Fitchburg
Charles A. Underwood
Jamaica Plain Carnival Association
Skirdwards
New York
Boston
Racing Board
Tiesten
Indianapolis
Wefton
Haverhill BR
A. A
Haverhill
C. A. Bodwell
Washington Street
Dennis Connor Arrested in Break-In at John P. Squire Store
Dennis Connor was arrested yesterday by Division 8 officers for breaking and entering the John P. Squire store on Gore Street in Dust Cam brides. He was handed over to Cambridge police.
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John P. Squire
Gore Street
Dust Cambrides
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