Boston Wins Over Detroit in Debut at New Grounds
The Detroits of the American League opened in Boston amid a large crowd as Cy Young’s pitching and Boston fielding dominated. Parent hit a long drive for a fourbase hit, while Gleason and Young helped key the defense and offense. Detroit scored early, but Boston pulled away with timely hits and a threebase smash by Dowd.
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Cleveland shuts out Washington as Moore shines
June 12 Cleveland defeated Washington 6 to 0 in a Panel exhibition. Moore pitched well for Cleveland with strong support. Carrick suffered by defensive miscues behind him. Key hits included a three-base Yeager and solid contributions from Clarke O'Brien and c- Carthy. Attendance 217.
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Milwaukee Triumphs Over Philadelphia In Debut Meeting
Milwaukee defeats Philadelphia 6 to 5 in a close first meeting in the city. Sparks and Connor shared the pitching duties with Bernhard hit hard by the home team. Hallman hit a home run and Waldron added a three base hit as Milwaukee notches its first win in Philadelphia. Attendance listed at 1200.
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Baltimore Defeats Chicago In First Game Of Series
Baltimore scored eight runs to Chicago's one as Foreman pitched well and received solid support. Griffith was ejected in the eighth for disputing a called strike. Attendance listed at 1,607 with Robinson, Griffith and Batteries Foreman and Sullivan.
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Errors by Mc Lowell, Laughlin and Allard in tenth inning loss
Latimer pitched well for Lowell while Farrell gave up several runs as Manchester won in the tenth. Umpire Hardy faced many calls but kept his nerve throughout the tense finish.
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Talimer
Three-base hit lifts Bangor over Portland in tense game
A decisive three-base hit by J. Kelly with two on base gave Bangor a win over Portland in a late afternoon game. Bangor 11 Portland 8. Errors charged to Bangor and Portland. Batteries Willis and Clark for Bangor Gaffney and Curtis for Portland.
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Augusta Beats Lewiston In Close 9-8 Game
In a well played Maine game June 12 Augusta edged Lewiston 9 to 8. Home side capitalized in the third with five hits and an error producing five runs. Batteries Dupee and McBain for Augusta Powers and Burrill for Lewiston. Hits Augusta 9 Lewiston 12 Errors Augusta 4 Lewiston 8.
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McGovern-Sullivan Boxing Match Offered for Hartford
The Nutmeg Athletic Club offers a $10,000 purse for a July 4 bout in Hartford between Terry McGovern and Dave Sullivan. McGovern is willing to accept and the matchmaker seeks Sullivan's signature.
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Somerville and Boston Latin Ready for School Championship Battle
Somerville High and Boston Latin School, both undefeated in league play, meet at Tufts Oval on June 17 to decide the school championship. Somerville cites five straight league wins and a Maine victory. Latin boasts a Preparatory League title and a Harvard freshmen upset. Batteries: Somerville Jones and Graham. Latin White and McGrath.
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Brown Beats Harvard Nine in Providence Tilt
Brown defeated Harvard 4 to 3 in Providence on June 12 despite three errors by the Crimson. Brown slugged six triples with four from Brown players while Lynch pitched well. an error in the ninth cost Harvard two runs. Clarkson relieved Stillman after a three bagger and a walk.
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Yale Beats Carlisle Indian School 9 to 5 in New Haven
Yale defeated Carlisle Indian School 9 to 5 at New Haven. After a tense 4 4 tie through seven innings Yale broke ahead in the eighth with a home run by Garvan and a Garvan triple, while Lenox pitched strongly for the Indians. Cook started for Yale and Garvan shifted to short. Yale’s defense was erratic but the Blues pulled away late.
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Amherst Defeats Holy Cross In Low-Scoring Tilt
Amherst beat Holy Cross 4 to 3 as Rushmore sparked a sixth inning rally for Holy Cross, but Dunleavy shut the visitors down the rest of the game. Coakley and Denneatt contributed on the mound for Amherst.
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Repairs Near Completion on Constitution's Foremast
June 12 report from St Bristol FR notes the Constitution's foremast repairs nearly finished with plates nearly all in place and readiness to sail from the south as soon as work concludes.
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Independence to reduce sail area and mast on advice
Designers and Captain Hall order immediate changes to the Independence reducing mainsail and head sails, shortening topmast, and cutting four feet from the mast foot to improve balance. A 200 square foot sail area reduction is planned with sails recut by Wilson & Silsby, trials expected Tuesday.
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Duke of Cornwall Likely Vice Commodore at Royal Yacht Squadron
London reports the Duke of Cornwall may be elected vice commodore of the Royal Yacht Squadron after being reluctantly forced to resign the commodoreship. Observers say a promotion to the Secreta office would honor his enthusiasm for yachting. The Times notes Sir Thomas Lipton may again seek a position, echoing last year’s exclusive coverage.
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Charlie O Rourke Signs With Tom O Rourke Welterweight Rise
New York report notes Charlie O Rourke of Cambridge rising in boxing. in under two years he becomes a leading welterweight in New England with a meteoric career. Tom O Rourke has long been on the scene.
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O Rourke Signs Welterweight Prospect for World Title Bid
Charlie O Rourke signs with manager Tom O Rourke after meeting in New York and will fight soon against top welterweights. If successful, a world welterweight championship match with Rube Ferns could follow, with possible later bout versus Jack O'Brien in Britain. The new protege may even be sent to England for a title opportunity.
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Cincinnati Reds and Boston Beaneaters Battle to a Tie
In Cincinnati the Reds and Beaneaters played twelve innings to a draw as darkness halted the game. Crosius and Grosart sparked late scoring for Cincinnati, while Boston tied the score with two runs from the junk shop triples. Rain interrupted play in the eighth and the game ended with the score tied.
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Pittsburg Defeats New York To Grab Lead In Standings
Pittsburg Pennsylvani a tops New York 5 to 2 at home as Phyle issues eight walks in a decisive fifth inning. Clarke, Bransfield, Van Haltren, Davis collect key hits. Chesbro allows eight Pittsburg hits. Attendance 3,500. Time 50 minutes. Umpire Dwyer.
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Chicago Beats Brooklyn 12 to 6 in Baseball Clash
Chicago won decisively 12 to 6 over Brooklyn after scoring in the first two innings with five singles a double and two triples. Kennedy pitched the later innings while Hughes held Brooklyn to five hits. Attendance was about 800 as Chicago racked up the runs.
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Stolen Bases Highlight Mystery Bout
In a brief account the play-by-play notes stolen bases credited to Chane and Hughes while Dexter Cunsanist appears in the garbled recap. Gating and Kennedy contribute on different plays with Kitson and Mrughes involved. umpire Cunning is listed.
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Padden's Three Baggers Spark St Louis Victory Over Philadelphia
St Louis defeats Philadelphia 6 to 0 as Padden hits a three bagger with bases loaded in the first inning. Powell dominates for St Louis while Orth struggles for Philadelphia. Earned runs to St Louis five, hits 10 to 6 for Phila, 2500 in attendance.
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Baseball Schedule: Detroit Boston Milwaukee Philadelphia
In the American League games Detroit visits Boston Milwaukee travels to Philadelphia Chicago plays Baltimore and Cleveland goes to Washington In the National League Boston visits Pittsburg Brooklyn plays St Louis New York meets Chicago Philadelphia faces Cincinnati
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Unclear OCR Sport Fragment From Multiple Cities
Fragmentary data lists ages 4 at Montreal and 12 at Worcester with numbers 3 5.18 and 8 10 in Providence and Buffalo. additional Hartford Rochester 18 3 appear. Details unfinished.
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Connecticut League Returns Scores Report
The Connecticut League results list New London beating New Haven 9 2, Norwich 4 over New Haven 2, Meriden 9 over Derby 4, and Bridgeport 6 over Bristol 2 in recent matchups.
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Detroit colors kept by Lewis despite infield doubts
The crowd enjoyed Huntington Avenue grounds as a ball rolled straight for a home run and Parent delivered pleasing all round work. Captain Jimmy Casey drew friends from Imorence while Louis Criger neared returning to catching duties. Tomorrow is Ladies Day. Dowd and Stahl featured in a fine double play as McAllister turned a speedy relay from second to third.
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Harvard Warning Regulating Summer Baseball Play
Harvard athletics chief Professor Ira N. Hollis warns students about playing baseball on summer teams for pay. He stresses the amateur rule line is thin and urges students to avoid accepting railroad or hotel expenses for even a single game to protect university standing.
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Cadillac Centreboard Yacht Cadillac Launched For Canadian Cup Trials
The Cadillac a centreboard yacht built by C C Hanley for Detroit parties and aimed at defending the Canadian cup was launched at Hanley’s yard in Quincy Bay. Captain Joe Taylor will sail the craft in trials on the bay and lakes alongside other big designers’ boats.
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