Remarkaby Record on Boston Pennant Drive
A compact look at Boston’s pennant hopes with Marty Bergen catching at home, Stivets pressed in for Stalhs illness, Anson favoring Boston, Chicago’s underperformance, and Baltimore’s batting strength. Eastern clubs NY and others offer competition. Newport Brockton Pawtucket in New England race. Worcester notes.
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Marty Bergen
Stivetts
Stahl
Yeager
Cincinnati
Chicago
Boston
Anson
South End
New York
Chicagos
Baltimore
Nops
Hoffer
Hanlon
Pirates
Cleveland
Louisville
Pittsburg
Rosie
Meekin
Seymour
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Newport
Brockton
Pawtucket
Fall River
Mill City
Boston's Eleventh Straight Victory Halts Cincinnati Pennant Hype
The piece notes a nationwide Sunday slate across the National League and other circuits. Boston extended its win streak to eleven by defeating Cincinnati on Saturday, shifting focus from Baltimore to Boston as pennant chatter fades. The writeup references multiple matchups and regional schedules for the week ahead.
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Baltimore
Boston
Cincinnati
Malarkey Shakes Ponies as Syracuse Tops Springfield 7–2
In Syracuse New York on June 13 Malarkey unsettled the Ponies for eight innings as Syracuse defeated Springfield 7 to 2 in a reported baseball game. The contest featured strong pitching and timely hitting from the Syracuse lineup.
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Syracuse
Springfield
N. Y
Reds Face Chicago in Key Series as Breitenstein Near Form
Cincinnati and Chicago duel in a pivotal series with five more wins hoped by Cincinnati. Ewing plans to rest Breitenstein for the final engagement, while Ehret Dwyer and Nichols pace both teams. Boston, led by strong infield and pitching, is streaking, and Pittsburgh trails Brooklyn for sixth as Donohue and Baldwin appear in recent notes.
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Reds
Chicago
Cincinnati
Red Ehret
Frank Dwyer
Ewing
Southpaw Breitenstein
Pwing
Boston
Hoy
Burke
Miller
Ritchey
Corcoran
McPhee
Rhines
Ehret
Dwyer
Breitenstein
Nichols
Klobedanz
Lewis
Sullivan
Stahl
Right Garden
Collins
Long
Herman
Boxing Gossip Highlights Maher Sharkey Plot and Fights
Boxing gossip notes a proposed finish match between Peter Maher and Tom Sharkey in New York with Billy Brady offering a purse for kinetoscope exhibition. It cites doubts about gate receipts and possible "fake" rounds, along with Sharkey’s public claim to be world champion and interest in a rematch with Fitzsimmons. Also covers upcoming bouts, negotiations, and attendance trends in New York boxing circles.
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Peter Maher
Tom Sharkey
New York
Billy Brady
At Carson
Brady
Maher
Sharkey
Fitzsimmons
Ireland
Corbett
Mike Sears
Lewiston
Oscar Gardner
National Sporting Club
Dick O’brien
Fred Lang
Arena A. C
Lang
Dick Willson
Pittsburg
Louisville
Lavigne
Kid McPartland
New Yorker
Griffo
Palace Club
King’s County Penitentiary
Billy O'Donnell
Memphis
George Dixon
Walter Johnson
Boston
England
Charley Strong
Olympic Club
Athens
Penn
Joe Bernstein
Dolly Lyons
Bernstein
Tom Tracey
Joe Walcott
Arena
Philadelphia
Tom O’rourke
California
Cal Hawkins
Frank Craig
Joe Choynski
George V. Tuohey
Poor batting costs Wilkes-Barre in Rochester loss
Rochester defeated Wilkes-Barre 14 to 5 as wild pitching and poor work at bat hurt the home club. Gannon pitched well aside from wildness, while Shearon’s batting and Mulvey’s fielding stood out in the game played June 13.
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Wilkesbarre
Rochester
Gannon
Shearon
Mulvey
Fall River Lands New Men After Western Trip
Fall River manager Moreton returned from a ball player search with Kahne from Pittsburgh and Wagner from Flushing L A. team. He signed Miles Standish and moved Kelly to center field. Kahne will play third base and Wagner becomes catcher and right fielder. All three players reported yesterday.
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Fall River
Moreton
Fall Rivers
Lauder
Brown
W. J. Fox
Holy Cross
New York
Kahne
Pittsburg
Wagner
Flushing
L. A
Miles Standish
Kelly
New Eng School of Boxing Opens Day and Evening
New England School of Boxing offers instruction for ladies, gentlemen, and children with trials of six lessons. Located at 127 Tremont Street Room 12, callers can inquire by phone or letter for enrollment and schedule.
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NEW
Eng
Gatmes
Tremont St
Vernons of Dorchester Have Not Had a Defeat
Dorchester amateurs building a lively season with many excellent players as the Vernons maintain an unbeaten run. The Record notes strong performances and rising talent across local matches, highlighting team depth and promising prospects for upcoming games.
Post League Standings Prompt Youth Baseball Matchups
In the second week of the Boston Post A. B. B. League Dorchester’s Vernons remain unbeaten after close win over the Jubilees of South Boston, with five teams holding one victory and two clubs yet to win. A flood of requests follows from age-group teams across Boston seeking June 17 and other dates for games, listing dozens of clubs, managers, ages, and addresses, including Sacred Heart in Roslindale and the Defenders in East Cambridge, among numerous others.
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Boston Post
Vernons
Dorchester
Jubilees
South Boston
Lafayettes
Cambridge
University
Edgar Beatty
Franklin Street
City
O. D. Williams
Dudley Street
Roxbury
Claremonts
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E. S. McKfield
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Boston
Orients
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I. Costa
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H. Bossardt
W. McCarthy
Sacred Heart
T. Lorensom
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Sheridans
East Cambridge
Thomas Connerty
Ninth Street
Rubbernecks
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Cottage Place
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Riley
Glynn
Wilcox
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Fenney
Collins
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Browncourt
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Salem Street Avenue
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Frank Kelley
Harvard Street
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Erie Street
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James H. Dixon
Broadway
Jordan, Marsh & Co
C. J. Hushen
Neponsets
George B. Wilson
Neponset
Monarchs of
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Roslindale
John J. Bulger
Rutland Square
B. F. Larrabee Baseball Club
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Great Race Between Michael and McDuffee at Manhattan Beach
The American Wheelman preview describes a forthcoming race next week featuring Michael and McDuffee. It promises an unprecedented crowd and a record pace with nearly a hundred competitors and many machines on track. The event is billed as more thrilling than last year’s Quill Club hour race and will leave a lasting impression on New York spectators.
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America
Quill Club
Manhattan Beach
Michael
McDuffee
Hub
Father Knickerbocker
FLED Run By Metropolitan and P C C Ends in Muddy Chaos
A joint run by Metropolitan Wheelmen and Press Cycling Club to Ponkapoag was disrupted by an east wind and a thunderstorm. About 100 riders started. many were soaked, mud covered bikes, and a few crashes were reported. The Metropolitans edged ahead at the finish while hard luck hit Boston Wheelmen who were forced to abandon a planned Haggett's Pond fishing trip.
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Marguerite Wheeler
Boston
Ponkapoag
Elysian
Riverway
Franklin Park
Arboretum
Metropolitan Wheelmen and Press Cycling Club
L. Cates
Haggett’s
Five women pace in bicycle run led by Alice Jacoous
The five women were fresh as the men at the front of a bicycle run. Miss Alice Jacoous of Montclair paced from Bristol to Philadelphia assisted by Miss Sapple of Philadelphia. Other riders included Mrs Brett of New York Mrs R A McLeary of Century Road Club and Mrs Rice of Time Wheelmen of Philadelphia. The event featured Harry Benner age 8 with three gold medal diamonds on his white shirt riding beside his father Pop Benner while J D Dowling, age 60, joined the leaders.
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Alice Jacoous
Montclair
Bristol
Philadelphia
Miss Sapple
Brett
New York
R. A. McLeary
Century Road Club
Rice
Time Wheelmen
Harry Benner
Benner Brothers
Harry
Pop’’ Benner
J. D. Dowling
M Duffee's New Sextet Dominates Local Racing News
Eddie McDufee faces a strong field in his match race with James Michael and Morgan Wright. Pete Berle works on a lighter faster sextuplet bicycle with plans to complete it tomorrow. Coin toss decides race positions, with a secrecy rule about a Charles River Park employee. Shafer guards against rear-wheel pacing, boosting McDuffee's chance to outsprint in the final stretch. Also advertised are discounted St Lawrence Skiffs and a range of bicycle sundries from 1897.
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Eddie McDuffee
Jimmy Michael
Morgan & Wright
Union
Trinity
James Michael
Peter Berle
Tremont Street
Pete
Dave Shafer
McDuffee
Charles River Park
Shafer
Friends of
Michael
Dave Shafter
Lauriks Finishes Second Century Run Through Boston Area
Lauriks completed 225 miles in 16 hours 50 minutes pacing legs by Lynch Voge Cronin Mahan and others. He rode a White wheel with kangaroo tires, faced rain and mud on the third century, and finished in Boston at 2 28 p m with supporters at Copley Square Hotel. The Bay State Wheelmen supported the interval efforts and trainers urged it continued in fairer weather.
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Salem
Lynch
Voge
C. C
Boomer
Turner
Newburyport
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Mahan
Lynn
Boston
Kervin
Cook
Newsburyport
Copley Square
Girard and
Gebele Tn
Cambridgeport C. C
Bay State
Bicycle notes and races highlight Orient Heights meet
John Williams, famed for a 128 inch geared tri cycle, builds a new wheel as a large turnout of wheelmen join the Orient Heights road race guided by F M Gillespie. The course runs from Saratoga Street through Bennington, Bergin, Chelsea and back, with entries closing Friday noon and Allan B Spiers as starter.
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Ned Burnham
Associated Cyclers
Orient Heights
F. M. Gillespie
Orient Heights Cycle Company
Saratoga Street
Bennington
Bergin
Saratoga
Chelsea
Bennington Street
Down Hill
Allan B. Spiers
G. L. Sullivan
Swett and
Boston Streets
Massachusetts Avenue
Elgin
Waltham
Swett Street
J. M. Kelly
Sawyer Avenue
Dorchester
Otto Zeigler
California
Eddie Bald
Michael
Mott
R. L. Jewett
West Newton Street
Somerville Avenue
Somerville
Condit to Stage All Night Dance at Monument Hall
Condit will hold an all night dance at Monument Hall the night before the Seventeenth with Condit's Orchestra. A 12 o'clock party is planned at Roughan on June Seventeenth night featuring Condit's Orchestra.
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Condit
Monument Hall
Roughan
Aes
Lauriks Halts Triple Century Bid After 225 Miles
Captain Rudolph Lauriks halted his second attempt at a triple century after riding 225 miles of the 300. He completed the first century in 6:32 and the second in 7:39, while lowering F. C. Graves's 200 mile mark to 14:28 elapsed time, over two hours faster than Lauriks's first try. The pace showed improvement and suggests he may achieve the record in a future attempt.
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Rudolph Lauriks
F. C. Graves
Lauriks
Beacon Hill Cyclists Complete Boston Providence Boston Triangle
Parmelee Hannigan Bartlett and MacBain of the Beacon Hill Cycle Club rode the Boston Providence Worcester Boston triangle about 150 miles in 13 hours 40 minutes. They finished in heavy rain with a strong pace given the bad weather. the prior record is stated as a bit over 11 hours.
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Beacon Hill
0. C
Messrs
Parmelee, Hannigan, Bartlett and
MacBain
Beacon Hill Cycle Club
Boston
Tinckler to face Carroll in international mile clash
Tinckler has signed to compete against Carroll for the international mile championship at the New Apollo Gardens on June 17. He runs no other event that day. Maybury’s 220-yard mark was set under unfavorable conditions after the course was found 22 inches short. The second BAA open handicap meet is set for Irvington Oval on June 17, with 25-cent entry and only registered athletes. St Annes of Worcester hosts open events on Worcester Oval July 8, including sprints, distance runs, hurdles, jumps, and a match race between James J. McLoughlin and Allie Remington. Entries close with John F. Murphy on June 26. Gaelic football Emmets vs O’Connells at Everett grounds on June 11, 1 pm, with lineup at 12:30. Final stake money of $200 to be posted by managers Wednesday at the Post.
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Malden
Tinckler
Carroll
New Apollo Gardens
Maybury
University of Wisconsin
Irvington Oval
St. Anne’s Athletic Association of
Worcester
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James J. McLoughlin
Allie Remington
John F. Murphy
Worcester Post
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O’connells
Everett Baseball Grounds
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