Lajoie Praises the Boston Champions in Rain Interlude
Napoleon Lajoie, the Cleveland star, forecasts a bitter pennant race with Boston. He praises captain Collins, notes Boston’s strength, and says his team will not yield. Rain washed out a key game as Lajoie and Collins expected to clash with Joss’s status unclear and pitching plans unsettled.
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Napoleon Lajoie
Copley Square
Boston
Lajoie
Woonsocket
R. L
Napoleon Bonaparte
Cleveland
Collins
Athens
Dineen
Bernhardt
Ban Johnson
Joss
Buelow
Donahue
Moore
Rhoades
Young
Criger
Tannehill
Selbach
Carl Green
Sanford
Fred Parent
Country Club Races to Begin Tomorrow at Brookline
The Brookline Country Club meets start tomorrow with races on Wednesday and Saturday. Top east riders and owners bring noted horses from Belmont Bennings and Gravesend, including Hylas and Duke's cup contenders. Wednesday features 27 entries in the steeplechase, 17 in the Duke's cup and a new pony sweepstakes.
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Country Club
Brookline Country Club
Belmont
Bennings
Gravesend
Hylas
Sandhurst
Flying Buttress
New York
Almanzor
Filon d’Or
Ferocious
Thomas W. Lawson
Wild Wave
Red Path
Neponset
George Keene
Rumshaw
G. O. Taylor Bourbon Whiskey Introduced in 1873
The advertisement details the 1873 start of bottling G. O. Taylor Bourbon Whiskey and promotes it as a pure reliable article. It emphasizes the name now synonymous with purity, notes vigilant quality control, and mentions G. O. Taylor Old Bourbon and G. O. Taylor Pure Rye sold by licensed dealers with the firm name Chester H. Graves & Sons on the label.
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G. O. Taylor
Chester
H. Graves & Sons
Boston
Mass
Baseball News And Comment On Early Season Struggles And Prospects
The column reviews current baseball situations with notes on Lajoie Dineen and Bernhardt Boston outfield shifts, Lachance fielding woes, a Sunday Post correction, Sullivan’s hot bat, and Giants and Cleveland standings. It discusses teams’ prospects, player movements, and local fan opinions as the season unfolds.
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Lajoie
Dineen
Boston
Bernhardt
Indians
Cy Young, Jr
Lachance
Montreal
Sunday Post
Parent
Vinson
Bradley
Sullivan
Detroit
Giants
Ruelbach
Chicago
Pittsburg
Bennie Wolf
Douglas A. C
Chelsea
Saugus
Douglas
Ward 9
New York
Washington
James Collins
Philadelphia
Cleveland
CG. A. Tobin
Akron
Ohio
City. I. A
Hub Hart
Everett
Comiskey
Hart
The King of Summer Suits in Big Store Window
Washington street display features blue serge summer suits from Vorenberg's long noted for popular styles. Indications point to the crown being worn by Vorenberg's as the season's reigning favorite.
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Washington Street
Vorenberg’s
Bradley and Collins Clash Over Third Baseman Honor
The piece weighs in on whether Bill Bradley of Cleveland or Collins is the best third baseman. Bradley posts a .300 with 154 games, while Collins, manager of his team, faces a heavier workload. Fielding totals show Collins with more put outs and assists, but Bradley commits far fewer errors.
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Cleveland
Boston
Bradley
Collins
Bill Bradley
Germans Arrive for Turnerbund Games in Indianapolis
Sixteen German athletes champions in their classes arrived in New York aboard the Moltke en route to Indianapolis for the North American Turnerbund games June 16 to 21. Led by Professor Charles Kessler imperial director of athletic games in Germany. This marks the first official German Turnerbund team to compete in America.
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Turnerbund
New York
Moltke
Indianapolis
Charles Kessler
Imperial
Germany
America
Dudley and Wolcott Fight for Post Cup
The Dorchester Wolcott and Roxbury Dudley teams meet in the final of the Grammar School baseball sectional league to decide the Boston Post cup. Both clubs boast perfect or near perfect records through semi finals and protest resolves, with Wolcott aiming for two consecutive titles and Dudley seeking to prevent it.
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Dudley
Roger Walcott
Roger Wolcotts
Dorchester
Dudleys
Roxbury
Perry
Walcott
Roxbury Way
Goode
Wolcott
Walcotts
Jefferson School
Sherwin
Collins of Boston and Bradley of Cleveland Compared
Bradley Collins is compared with Bradley Collins in a brief item noting Boston athlete Collins and Cleveland competitor Bradley Collins. The report highlights their names and city affiliations without stating outcomes or dates.
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Collins
Boston
Bradley
Cleveland
Nationals Triumph in Odd Baseball Tilt 4 3
Pittsburg and Boston played a quirky race with few hits as Needham and Clarke featured a near play at the plate. Boston seized late life with Delehanty and Raymer, while Dolan was caught stealing on a wild turn, and Pittsburg flubbed a key relay to cap a 4 3 loss.
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Penn
Boston
Tenney
Needham
Clarke
O’day
Howard
Peitz
Cannell
Barney Dreyfuss
Ritchey
Leach
O'Day
Wagner
Delehanty
Wolverton
Dolan
Raymer Short
Raymer
Needham Short
Beaumont
Young
Case
Pittsburgh
Ee PO
E . Tenney
Abbaticchio
Mathie
Boston Jeunes Wamreuee
Hillebrand
St. Louis Crushes Brooklyn 9–0 in National League
St Louis defeated Brooklyn 9 to 0 as Sheckard was ejected for disputing a decision.
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ST. Louis
Brooklyn
Sheckard
Standings and Matchups Highlight Early Baseball Card
Early season card lists Boston at Pittsburg Brooklyn at St Louis New York at Chicago and Philadelphia at Cincinnati indicating scheduled intercity games among six teams for week one with key rivalries set.
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Boston
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Sports matchups listed for Cleveland Boston Chicago and others
Local page shows scheduled games with Cleveland at Boston, Chicago at Washington, St Louis at New York, Detroit at Philadelphia. Each pairing indicates upcoming NBA or league contests with teams on the road and at home. The notes imply a standard slate of city pairings for the day.
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Cleveland
Lajoie
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Huntington Avenue Grounds
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
New York Fails to Top Weimer in Chicago Win
Chicago limited New York to a dominant runless game except for a lone inning when three hits produced a scoring chance. Weimer and Chicago pitchers held the visitors to minimal offense as they built a slim edge on timely baserunners.
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National
Chicago
New York
Weimer
Washington Beats Chicago to Earn First Win of Season
Washington defeated Chicago in a 6 inning outing as Smith left in the sixth after four runs and seven hits. Wolfe pitched well for Washington, limiting Chicago to seven hits.
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Washington
Chicago
Smith
Altrock
Wolfe
Boston Boxing Night Promises Tight 138-Pound Main Event
Boxers Adam Ryan of Philadelphia and Peter Sullivan of Fall River clash in a 15 round main event at 138 pounds. Ryan, recently to Boston and weighing lighter, seeks victory over Sullivan who has strong Fall River backing. Sullivan previously defeated Jimmy Briggs and has a city-wide following, while Ryan cites a West stint and draws with Battling Nelson as credentials. The bout, scheduled for 6 o clock, tests weight class limits as Ryan also takes a future 180-pound match with Kid Sullivan of Washington.
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Boston
Douglas A
Adam Ryan
Philadelphia
Peter Sullivan
Fall River
Sullivan
New Bedford
Jimmy Briggs
Ryan
Battling Nelson
Milwaukee
Charley Neary
Maurice Sayers
Willie Fitzgerald
Maurig. Rezvers
Aurelio
Kid Sullivan
Washington
Wiseacres
Ryan to Face Sullivan in Chelsea Boxing Showdown
The Chelsea boxer Ryan, with noted experience and a hard punch, is favored to defeat Sullivan. Prelims feature Young Kid Carter vs Artie McInnis and Jack Blair vs Jim Mack. Trainer Mose Penn notes Feltz improving and predicts a strong bout lineup, with Lynch and Delmont facing off in Brockton.
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Sullivan
Sllivan
Briggs
Chelsea
Nelson
Neary
Kid Carter
Artie McInnis
Jack Blair
Jim Mack
Mose Penn
Tommy Feltz
Owen Moran
Nahant
Mose
Jimmy Walsh
Feltz
Johnny Lynch
Cambridge
Albert Delmont
Brockton
Lynch
Delmont
New England
Jimmy Briggs
Kid Coffey
Manchester
N. H
Jimmy
Coffey
Brooklyn
Fall River
New Bedford
Providence
Billy Pierce
Phil Jason
Kidney and Bladder Troubles Prominently Cured
Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root advertised as the great kidney remedy promising swift relief for kidney bladder and uric acid troubles rheumatism back pain and is said to correct inability to hold water and reduce frequent urination. The ad offers free sample bottle and book by mail and asks readers to mention Boston Daily Post.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Boston Daily Post
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