Boston Breaks Chicago With Eighth Inning Rally At South End
Boston wakes after seven innings of quiet play to score three runs in the eighth, beating Chicago 3 to 1 at South End grounds. Victor Willis pitches for Chicago, Williams for Boston, with seven scattered hits. A key rally begins with Willis’s single, Lush sac, Tenney, Cooley, Lowe, Carney, and Greminger driving in runs to secure the win as Chicago fails to score in the ninth.
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Boston
Chicago
South End Grounds
Victor Willis
Williams
Willis
Bostor
Arthur Williams
Kiing
Schaefer
Lush
Willlis
Tenney
Victor
Cooley
Lowe
Carney
Greminger
Schafer
Pittsburg Downs Brooklyn 6 0 in National Play
Pittsburg defeated Brooklyn with fast play and shut them out by 6 to 0. Attendance was 5 600. The report notes earlier Brooklyn loss at home 5 to 0 and provides a score sequence following the line.
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Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Alpha Salad Cream Replaces Butter in Akron Homes
A Akron grocer notes that families now favor Alpha Salad Cream over butter. He praises its non oil base, long shelf life, sun stability, and universal use on salads, meats, beans, and fish, claiming it cheaper and healthier for children. He urges readers to try it.
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Akron
New England
Unanimous Protest Against Cheap Ready Made and Custom Clothes
A city retailer argues against cheap clothing, praising better quality garments and the satisfaction they bring. The store reports strong sales of hot weather suits in blue serge, flannel, and wool crash, plus an extensive furnishing department offering soft shirts and other essentials. Windows on Washington and Beach streets attract many passersby, and customers praise the shop’s $2.50 and $3.50 shoes as the best in the city.
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Washington
Ees ball By Newton and Das at 1 Struck o' Das
Fragmentary sports item notes a game involving Newton and Das with a 1 hour 50 minute time. Readable names include Newton and Das with brief mentions of ball play. Substantial details are missing, but the piece records a late-hour event in a ball sport.
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Newton
Esbro
New Yorks Rout St Louis 6 to 1 at Polo Grounds
New Yorks defeated St Louis 6 to 1 on the Polo Grounds as George Smith, new manager and second baseman, directed the club to solid play. Yerkes worked the ninth, Taylor was out for not touching first, and the game featured several errors, stolen bases, and double plays. Attendance was about 3300.
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Davia
Esteweosnece & Clark
Beaumont
Seneteoevesren
Wagner
Bransfield
Brooklyn
A.B. R
Dolan
Cc. F
Keeler
R. Epost
McCreery
Dahlen
Clark
Teach
General Bravefie
Tranefield
Chesbro
Ewton
New York
New Yorks
Polo Grounds
St. Louis
George Smith
Yerkes
Taylor
Farrell
Hendricks
Barclay
Bean
Lauder
Smith
Doyle
Brodie
Balle
Ceache
Nen
Power
Ysrown
Catel Stearee
Seeeeseneses
Jones
Goreseeees Bowerman
Po Steer
Donovan
Ff Farrell
Figseeeseeseess
Kruer
Eevee Brashear
Eseesereses
Hartman
Gos
Sikhevws
Yan
Bloodless Boston police baseball clash at Franklin Field
Police from Division 13 Jamaica Plain faced Division 1 Dorchester in a loosely played but engaging game at Franklin Field. Divisions 18 and 4 were to compete for the title, but 4 withdrew and Division 11 stepped in. Station 18 officers overwhelmed Dorchester in a 21 to 6 victory.
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Franklin Field
Jamaica Plain
Dorchester
GAMES TODAY IN NEW ENGLAND RIVALRIES
Lawrence faces Fall River Dover plays Haverhill Manchester meets Nashua and Lowell hosts Concord in a day of regional basketball matchups across New England.
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New England
Rae
Chicago
Boston
Manchester
Haverhile
Piatladelphia
Nashua
RIV Seer
St. Louis
Haverhill Concord
Stroit
Fall River
Baltimore
Washington
Cleveland
Lawrence
Dover
Haverhill
Lowell
Concord
Lowell shuts out Lawrence in well contested game
Lowell blanked Lawrence in a well contested afternoon matchup. Wolfe held the hits and stranded runners, while Lawrence hurt themselves with costly errors. Features included a Webber catch in right and a Long putout at the plate by Webber, Connors and Merr.
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New England
Lowell
Masc
Lawrence
Wolfe
Webber
Long
Connors
Merr
A.B. Connors
B. P
Gorman
Pises
Wiley
Lake
Bunyan
Conroyble
Mclaughlin
Connors An
Oran
I Wiley
Rudderham
Manchester Defeats Haverhill In New England Battle
In Manchester New Hampshire on June 12 Manchester beat Haverhill 9 to 4. McGinley pitched for Haverhill while Manchester countered with strong batting led by Coe Sr Chandler who has been with ashua since the season opened and played all first for Manchester.
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Manchester
Haverhill
New England
N. H
McGinley
I Coe Sr Chandler
Ashua
Concord Triumphs Over Fall River 6 4 in Final Inning
Concord New Hampshire defeated Fall River 6 to 4 as Gil Roy faltered late. Key contributors included Werd Lott Noblitt Murphy and solid fielding by Noblitt Bigbie Bowcock and Moorhead.
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Concord
Fall River
New England
N. H
Gilroy
Werd
Lott
Noblitt
Murphy
Bigbie
Bowcock
Moorhead
Pulsifer
A.B. R
A Murphy
Mullarfey
Eeee Jott
A.B
P.tecaniil
Ereeresee Bowcock
Shires
Esevese Ase Broderick
Ncord
Iott
Ward
Doubble
Mary
McDonald
Lee
Hed Ball— Shires
Dorsey
Nashua Beats Dover 10–1 on Strong Hitting
Nashua New Hampshire on June 12 defeated Dover 10 to 1 as the home team controlled the game with solid hitting led by a standout homer from Hickman, the latest addition to the Nashua squad.
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Nashua
Dover
New England
N. H
Foley
Hickman
Various Yesterday Scores From Northeast Games
Scores from yesterday across several cities include Springfield Medden 7 over New London New Le Ega 6. Waterbury over Providence 6 to 3. Montreal 12 over Buffalo 7. Rochester 6 over Toronto 5. Jersey City 6 over Worcester 6.
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Springfield
Medden
Springot
London
Newndon
New Leega
Havin
Orwich
Gaport
Waterbury
N. J
Providence
Newark
Montreal
Buffalo
Rochester
Toronto
Jersey City
Worcester
Jersey
Seececarsnasee
Allen
Ebb Bees
Rochester Wares
Cemesneecee
Cele
Newark Sr Seereseeree
White Socks Triumph Over Boston in Tight 6-2 Victory
Chicago June 12 James Callahan pitched masterfully for the White Sox as they beat Boston 6 to 2. Davis Daly McFarland Lachance led the offense while Winters was outpitched. Criger filled in catching after a finger injury. The rivals showed sharp infield play and tense, spirited defense throughout the game.
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Chicago
James Callahan
Poe Boston
Davis
Daly
Collins
Parent
Ferris
Boston
Comiskey and Griffith
McFarland
Lachance
Criger
Winters
Strang
Jones
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B. P.O. Aos
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Esceees
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Mertes
Ibell
Isbell
Strick
Callahan
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Ol Winters
mpire—Carruthers
Washington Defeats St Louis 9 to 3 in American League
Washington scored three runs after two outs in the ninth inning against St Louis. Sudhoff retired after the third inning. Pitcher Harper received indefinite suspension notice for conduct toward umpire Carruthers in Baltimore last week. Attendance and final score not provided.
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Washington
ST. Louis
Reidy
Sudhoff
Harper
Carruthers
Baltimore
Cleveland Beats Phillies On Error and Streaking Seventh
Fultz's error and Bradley's single in the seventh gave Cleveland a 6 run win over Philadelphia. It marked Lajoie's first hitless game this season. Baltimore tallied six after three hits a base on balls and a hit batsman. Umpire Sheridan faced crowd protests as darkness ended the game with the seventh inning replayed.
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Seveee
Corcoran
Thielman
Barry
Crawford
Magoon
ReaCe
Philadelphia
Hees
Iberg
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Struc
Voorhees
Bak
Aimeprican
Cleveland
Fultz
Bradley
Lajoie
Baltimore
Sheridan
A.B. R. B. P.O. A. B. Biverisakiones & Serre
Flick
Eee
Ee ‘Ee Eeeenee
Seeere Iis Eae
Philadelphia Seca
Shrafley
Seybold
Phi Stelen
Hick- Lajoie
Man
Gochneuer
Lejoie
Hickman
Balle
Moore
Bal
Hueting
Pandelphia
Ump Fs
Odaneiinn
Johnstone
Baltimore Beats Detroit 9 to 3 in Baseball
In Baltimore on June 12, errors by Captain Casey and Yeager in the second inning helped the Orioles to a 9 to 3 victory over the Detroit team.
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Baltimore
Eneeveeeess & Kelley
Beereereeeeves
Williams
Ach
McGann
Seymour
Robinson
Oyler
Gilbert
Howell
Detroit
P.O. A. Barrett
Holmes
Harley
Ellie Old
Casey
Etroit
Yeager
Owell
Williama
Walli
Sam Gilbert
Woman Champ Sets New Golf Record at Essex County
Genevieve Hecker dominates second round of the Women's Metropolitan at Essex County Country Club. She shoots a seven for 18 holes, likely the best by a woman in the country, with Ruth Underhill failing to win a hole after the second green. Hecker advances to face Mrs. B. A. Mamrice, who yesterday held the course record and beat Mrs. N. P. Rogers in a tight finish.
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New York
Essex County Country Club
Genevieve Hetker
Miss Hecker
Ruth Underhill
Miss Underhill
BE. A. Mamrice
Tip
N. P. Rogers
Baltusrol
William Shippen
C. G. Willis
Helene Hernandez
Orange
Grace Ellis
A. C. Smythe
Pitcher
Hester Kyle
Essex
Emily Richmond
Dyker Meadow
W. F. Morgan
van Herwerden
Hillside
Q. & Howard
Essex County
Oo Aeane
Winners in Allston Semi Finalsm Allston Cup
Two matches held in Allston on June 12 as part of the Allston Spring Cup semi finals with teams competing for final qualification and honors.
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Allston
Exeter Re elects Cooney captain for third time
Exeter N H June 12 the Phillips Exeter baseball team has elected James L Cooney of Scranton Penn captain for the third time a distinction never before accorded an Exeter athlete Cooney has caught for three seasons Morse S Connors of Chicago reengaged as track coach and football trainer He refused a similar offer from the Carlisle Indian School
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Exeter
N. H
Phillips Exeter
James L. Cooney
Scranton
Penn
Cooney
Morse S. Connors
Chicago
Carlisle
Fortythree entrants set for Medford golf open
Medford June 12 Forty two players entered for the Medford Golf Club open tournament with representation from most metropolitan clubs. Six top the handicap list with four strokes allowance, while the rest received liberal treatment by the committee.
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Medford
Medford Golf Club
Arlington Defeats Allston Golf Club 30 to 8
Arlington Golf Club defeated Allston Golf Club 30 to 8 on the Arlington links this afternoon in a decisive match led by strong play from local members. The result marks a clear win for Arlington in the outdoor golf competition.
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Arlington
Arlington Golf Club
Allston Golf Club
Arlington Links
Kennedy Triumph in Commonwealth Golf Semi Final
Newton June 12 One semi final match in the spring event at Commonwealth Golf Club saw Hugh Kennedy defeat J W Kennedy two up. The remaining semi final is set for Saturday with the finals to follow next week.
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Newton
Commonwealth Golf Club
Hugh Kennedy
J. W. Kennedy
Women's golf events and courses in New England and New Jersey
Summary of multiple golf competitions: Allston G C hosts a women's handicap stroke event, Alpine G C Fitchburg runs Fay Cup fourth round, Chappequonsett G C in Warwick R I holds a women's handicap stroke contest, Essex County C C East Orange NJ stages Championship Women Metropolitan G C on day four, and Medford G C conducts an invitation handicap stroke tournament over two days.
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Alpine G. C
Fitchburg
Chappequonsett G. C
Warwick
R. I
Essex County
C. C
East Orange
N. J
Medford G. C
Held for Alleged Larceny in Boston Downtown
Wilford H. Goddard a 38 year old resident of Chelsea was arraigned in Municipal Court yesterday charged with larceny from Miss Nellie Jordan of Somerville. Held on 300 bail until next Wednesday. He was arrested by Patrolman Feely in Charlestown after a disturbance on a City Square bus route and was booked at Station 15 and later moved to Station 2 where the alleged theft occurred in Adams Square.
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Wilford H. Goddard
Broadway
Chelsea
Nellie Jordan
Jenny Lind
Somerville
Goddard
Boston
Feely
Division 6
Charlestown
Jordan
City Square
Station 15
Adams Square
Revere's Animal Arena Opens at Revere Beach
Bostock's Animal Arena at Revere Beach opened last night to a large crowd. Mme. Pianka the Lady of Lions demonstrated with her troupe of trained lions. The arena sits on the boulevard opposite the Stace bath house and will be open every weekday going forward.
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Bostock
Revere Beach
Mme. Pianka
Dowd Given 18 Months for Roxbury Postal Theft
Charles A. Dowd, the confessed postal clerk thief of the Roxbury station, received an 18 month sentence in U S Court yesterday.
Harvard Varsity Eight Row Four Miles In Thames Debut At Quarters
Harvard varsity eight faced rough sailing and ragged pace on the Thames at Gales Ferry Conn. The four miles took 23 minutes 8 seconds, about three minutes slower than the course record, with frequent hesitations and a lack of finish. The crew showed partial improvement in catching and kept the boat stable despite errors. The Yale rival was not sighted as expected.
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Harvard
Gales Ferry
Conn
Thames
Yale
Cornell Crew Changes Before Poughkeepsie Trip
Cornell crews under Coach Courtney will depart Ithaca at 6 tonight for Poughkeepsie with announced changes in the eight. Probable lineup lists Shepard stroke Gates Monroe Foote Miller Snyder Fisher White Buchanan as bow and coxswain, with no hard training until Monday.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Courtney
Poughkeepsie
Shepard
Gates
Monroe
Foote
Miller
Snyder
Fisher
White
Buchanan
Canadian five mile record set at St Francis Xavier meet
Boston athletes shine at Antigonish as R T McDonald wins five mile race in 26m 417s to break Canada’s record. Le Barre is runner up. R Grant of Harvard wins mile handicap and 88 yard dash. Alex McDonald displays mile and two mile record pace.
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Halifax
N. S
St. Francis Xavier University
Antigonish
Alex McDonald
Boston
America
R. Grant
Harvard
R. T. McDonald
le Barre
Hamilton
Ont
R. J. McDonald
McDonald
Harvard to issue tickets for observation train to Harvard Yale race
H Schweppe, Pen manager of athletics at Harvard, announces ticket applications for the observation train to the Harvard Yale varsity boat race will be received from any graduate or Harvard member until 39 p.m. June 16. Tickets admit to a special Harvard car with no seat reservations. Remittance and stamped envelope must accompany order. Price per ticket is $2.50.
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H. Schweppe
Harvard
Harvard University
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