Americans Have Day Off Amid Baseball Postponement
Detroit at New York, Cleveland at Philadelphia, Chicago at Washington. Rain caused yesterday's game at Huntington Avenue between the Collins team and the St. Louis Browns to be postponed. Players stayed in hotels. Boston at the Langham and Browns at the Quincy House.
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Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
Huntington Avenue
Collins
St. Louis Browns
Bostons
Langham
Browns
Quincy House
Cy Young
Boston
McAleer
Chicago Beats Washington In Ninth To Take Series
Chicago won 5 runs in the ninth inning to edge Washington after Lee started for Chicago and Patterson worked late. Game stats note two-base hits by Delehanty Coughlin Drill Daly Daly Selbach McFarland home run by McFarland and a Moran to Drill double play. Attendance listed as 1943.
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Washington
Chicago
Lee
Patterson
Townsend
Cwicard
OKNGG
Delehanty
Coughlin
Drill
Daly
Selbach
McFarland
Green
Callahan
Moran
Tannehill
Isbell
Dolan
Sheridan
Waddell and Joss duel in 14 innings for Philadelphia win
Marvellous pitching by Waddell and Joss forced a 14 inning finish as Philadelphia beats Cleveland on Pickering s homer after one out. Cleveland’s only run came on a muffed throw, a wild throw to second and Bradley s two base hit. Attendance 62386 with Joss charged for interference and Waddell fanning 14.
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Philadelphia
Waddell
Joss
Pickering
Cleveland
Davis
Schreckenges
Bradley
Hartsel
Lajoie
Flick
Gochnauer
Bay
Bemis
M. Cross
Hassett and Caruthers
New England League Games Postponed by Rain
All New England league games scheduled for yesterday were postponed due to steady rain. Local officials cited poor field conditions and safety concerns for players as the reason for the rainout.
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New England
New England Hockey Pairings Nearby Rivalries
Nashua plays Manchester while Concord faces Lowell Haverhill meets Lawrence and Brockton clashes with Fall River in regional matchups shaping standings and local interest.
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Nashua
Manchester
Concord
Lowell
Haverhill
Lawrence
Brockton
Fall River
Colby Beats Massachusetts State College In Fast Inning Game
Colby defeated Massachusetts State College 6 to 5 in an extra inning contest on the home grounds. Vail and Cowings vs Cook and Ahearn pitched for the teams with Quigley umpiring. The game featured rapid scoring and ends with Colby securing the win in the 9th inning.
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Amherst
Renewed Talk of Building City Hall at Park Square
Boston considers a site shift for a new City Hall from School Street to Park Square near the old railway station. Proponents cite central location and potential value lift, while opponents warn against using Park Square or public garden space. City Hall remains noncommittal as discussions proceed.
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Park Square
Boston
School Street
City Hall
Huntington Avenue
Symphony Hall
Collins
Boston Beats St Louis In Lopsided Baseball Report
St Louis defeated Boston 8 to 6 as Willis struggled, Donovan reshuffled the Boston lineup with ONeill out and Barclay sidelined by illness. Moran led St Louis with a triple and later doubled, while Greminger drove in three Boston runs. Derby day delay pushed the game to 4:15 PM after the big race, with Pittinger vs Dunleavy anticipated.
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Bostons
Boston
Victor Willis
Willis
Donovan
Otto Williams
Farrell
Burke
Brain
Short
Deerfeet
Barclay
Mike O'Neill
Stanley
Buckenberger
Mike O’neill
Hackett
Jack O'Neill
McFarland
Smoot
Tenney
Moran
Big Ed Greminger
Thankegd
Cooley
Carney
Greminger
Pittinger
Dunleavy
Chick Stahl
Holliday
J. O'Neil
MecFarland
Holladay and Johnstone
Ewes
St Louis
Philadelphia Hands Chicago 12 to 5 in Wicker Rout
Philadelphia hammered Chicago 12 to 5 as Wicker struggled and Chicago errors aided the scoring. Hallman had a two and a three base hit, Keister contributed two doubles, and Fraser allowed seven walks. Attendance was 1200 with 11 left on base for both sides. Time 2 hours 30 minutes. Umpire Moran.
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Chicago
Wicker
Philadelphia
Hallman
Keister
Thomas
Chance
Fraser
Love
Casey
Evers
Moran
Po Thomas
O Harley
Slagle
Titus
Jones
Barry
Lowe
H'lswitt
Gleason
Obers
Roth
Kling Fraser
Raub
Gale and High Sea Pile Up Yachts
Storm damage hit several boats from the Boston Yacht Club and Columbia Yacht Club with bowsprits torn, planking stove in, and stern holes. Yachts including S B Y C Dolphin Petrol Corona Gracie Bell Chiefton Supero and unknown craft suffered damage. Mosquito Fleet vessels mostly escaped. Estimated losses may reach thousands of dollars.
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Dolphin
Corona
James F. Harvey
Boston Yacht Club
Gracie Bell
Chiefton
Supero
Columbia Yacht Club
P Street
Mosquito Fleet Yacht Club
Trouble in the Harbor as Fog Delays New England Fleet
Thick fog hung over the New England coast for a week delaying a fleet of coasting steamers. The German steamer Bata via from Hamburg to New York, due at Mystic pier Thursday, arrived in the afternoon after lingering in Vineyard Sound. A southeasterly gale created waves, pushing vessels toward National dock in East Boston for safe refuge.
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New England
Vineyard Sound
Batavia
Hamburg
New York
Mystic Pier
National Dock
Boston
Curtis Led Oakley Golfers In Oakley Invitation
Watertown June 12 71 players started in the Oakley Country Club invitation tournament. T P Curtis of Oakley with a four handicap posted best gross and net scores 804 76 but due to club rules the gross prize goes to him and F W Eddy Brae Burn takes best net with 92 13 79. J G Thorp Oakley had best second gross 82 and five players shot under 90 including Geoffrey Wheelock Country Club 44 39.
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J. G. Thorp
Oakley
Curtis
Geoffrey M. Wheelock
Country Club
B A A Crews Row in Rain at City Regatta
The B A A rowing regatta went on despite rain as LB A A schoolboy eight were missing. Courtenay Guild led the winning four with Harry Le Moyne Perk Davis and Wadsworth. Woodbury coxswain. They beat Nichols four by nearly two lengths. winners to receive B A A cups. On June 17 at the Charles River the club will field two senior singles, two doubles, senior and junior, and a novice sculler.
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Courtenay Guild
Harry le Moyne
Morrill
Stevens
Rice
Comstock
Harbor scene as Shawmut grounds on George's Island shore
At about 7 30 am the Boston barkentine Shawmut carrying 2700 barrels of coal tar from Sydney ran aground on the west side of George's Island. She freed herself with help from tug Peter W. French and was towed to an anchorage in the stream. Other vessels battled the sea with tugs aiding multiple craft including Flying Cloud Winnie Lawry Strangler and Gerfalcon. The. News notes tugs Juno Confidence Betsy Ross and Ida M Chase among others in operations as several ships faced rough weather and delays.
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Sydney
C. B
Jis
George's Island
Peter W. French
Olivette
Lewis Pier
New York
Smith Ross
William G. Williams
Flying Cloud
Winnie Lawry
Bird Island Flats
Strangler
Metropolitan
South Ferry
Boston
Avis
Rowe’s Wharf
Ida M. Chase
National Dock
Irving F. Ross
Gerfalcon
Halcyon
Jeffries Point
Mystic Pier
Juno
Bird Island
State of Maine
Commercial
Portland
Central Pier
Philadelphia
Gloucester
Battery Wharf
Norfolk
Baltimore
B A A Field Day At Riverside Grounds
This afternoon the B A A will host its annual field day at Riverside grounds. Events start at 2 o clock with a long, varied programme. Highlights include a swimming exhibition by Master Norman Kenney and a tennis match between W J Clothier and E W O Learn ed, intercollegiate champions, and the Wright boys Beals C and Irving. Warren M Hill and M Pratt lead the two rival baseball nines.
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Riverside
Herbert H. Holton
Norman Kenney
W. J. Clothier
E. W. O'Learned
Wright Boys
Beals C
Irving
Warren M. Hill
Fencing Exhibition and Canoe Races Planned
Messrs James P Parker Sewall Cabot F W Allen and Professor Pianelli will give an exhibition of fencing. At 4 oclock the canoe races will be held.
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James P. Parker
Sewall Cabot
F. W. Allen
Pianelli
Dorchester Lost Protest Over Somerville High Baseball
Inter scholastic Baseball Association executive committee upheld Somerville High against Dorchester High in a May 30 game protest. Cambridge Manual supported Dorchester's contention, but the protest was denied.
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Interscholastic Baseball Association
Dorchester High
Somerville High
Cambridge Manual
Dorchester
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