Baseball matchups across major cities listed
Readable pairings show teams in Boston New York Washington Baltimore and more with Cleveland St. Louis Louisville Cincinnati Chicago noted as opponents. The item outlines a slate of intercity games without results or dates.
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New York
Boston
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Eevee
Philadelphia
Washington
Tocar
Pittsburg
Eeseneee
Eeeseeeree
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Louisville
Yvittsburg
Giants Defeat Boston in Seabold's Return Spark
Cy Seymour starred for New York as the Giants beat the champion Boston in a 6 to 4 twist. A wild Longthrow sparked two late runs for the Giants while Seymour limited the Bostons to three first inning hits and one errorless effort thereafter. Doyle shone with batting and aggressive base running.
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New York
Seymour
Bostons
Giants
Long
Doyle
Tenney
Philadelphia Dominates Senators in Doubleheader
Philadelphia took two games from the Senators as Weyhing was hit hard and the home club made costly errors in the first game while Piatt was invincible in the second. Attendance 4000. Score details not completed in source.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Senators
Piatt
Cassidy Stolen Base in Double Plays Highlight Game
Stolen base by Cassidy and Slagle featured in a game where Douglass to Chiles and Padden to Cassidy turned double plays. Piatt allowed three runs on two walks, Butler issued a base on balls, and Viatt pitched two innings with six left on base for Philadelphia against Washington. Umpires were O Day and McGarr.
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Cassidy
Slagle
Douglass
Chiles
Padden
Viatt
Piatt
Butler
Philadelphia
Washington
O'Day
McGarr
Baltimore
McGraw
Werner Min
Nalmes
Brodie
Sheckard
Keister
Lachaneee
O'Brien
Skobinson
McGinnity
Brooklyn
Carer
Keeler
McGann
Eee
Daly
Farrell
McJames
Dees
Holmes
Neeler
Robinson
Kelley
Casey
Day
McGraw McFarrell
Lachance Gann
Dahlen
MeJames
ARB
Anderson
Seen
Ri Jones
Sale
Grim
wiiZete
Hughes
Ape
Siya Sialsie Eau
Saltinoss
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Senor
Oe Keister
Aenee
Lachance
Oo O'Brien
Kitsen
Wiss
Crisham
Bases McGraw
Pittsburger
Donovan
McCarthy
Williams
Med'reery
O Clark
Ererrseeree
Madison
Cee Reese Heease
Bowerman
AB BR
AB BR. PO E Rhines
D- 40
Thomas
Cleveland Pelehanty
Stoesseese
Flick
Diag
Caer
Dowd
C. F
Lauder
Harrier
Maguire
Bonner
Cooley
Delehanty
Dineen
McFarland
Cross
Jays
Comey
Croas
Weyhing
Donohue
Berhardt
Adden
O' Day McGarr
E. Slagle
Barry
Jonner
Atherton
Freeman
Mercer
Baltimore and Brooklyn Split Doubleheader in June Tie
In Baltimore and Brooklyn, a June 13 doubleheader ended with both games tied. The Orioles produced eight runs in the opener aided by six singles a two-base hit two first-base passes and three seventh inning errors. Jaches starred in the nightcap with four singles and a triple to build a lead before Ixitson faltered and errors squandered the advantage.
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Baltimore
Brooklyn
Orioles
Jaches
Ixitson
Pittsburg Defeats Cleland Nine In Cleveland Contest
Pittsburg edged Cleveland 5 to 1 with Cleveland errors costing runs. Quinn hit a home run, Schreck added a two base hit, and multiple players stole bases. Knepper and Rhines combined on the mound with modest strikeout totals. Attendance was 75 as Gaffney worked the plate.
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Pittsburg
Cleveland
Knepper
Rhines
Quinn
Schreck
Dowd
Donovan
McCarthy
McCreery
Br Ithines
Tuckey
Gaffney
Hartford Grays Rally Over Providence in 4 3 Victory
Hartford NCs beat Providence 4 to 3 in a repeat of yesterday's score. Gatins injured yesterday sat out and McHale replaced him with Knell moving to center. Egan struggled on the mound, Braun relieved in the eighth. Kilroy went 4-for-4 while Hartford's bats produced more opportunities, though Grays fielding lagged due to Gatins loss.
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Hartford
Providense
Conn
Providence
Gatins
McHale
Knell
Egan
Braun
Davis
Kilroy
Grays
Partford
Portland Beats Manchester In High-Scoring Game
Portland defeated Manchester 25 to 4 as Flanagan pitched well and Hickey starred at second. McCarthy struggled for Manchester, Spratt made spectacular plays, and Captain Carney was ejected for foul language. The final score shows Portland’s offense overpowering Manchester throughout.
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Portland
Manchester
McCarthy
Flanagan
Spratt
Hickey
Carney
Toft
Ulrich
Lake
Kelley
Worcester Beats Springfield In Lively Home Game
Worcester played a strong all around game at Springfield, winning easily as Pittenger struggled after the fifth inning and Horton held the Farmers in check after the fifth. Final score shows Worcester ahead with solid innings and decisive late offense.
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Worcester
Springfield
Pittenger
Horton
Vorcent
R .Reece
Newport Beats Pawtucket In Tight Hit Game
Newport outbatted Pawtucket but Pawtucket’s hits produced runs. The locals played a hit and run style while the visitors consistently answered with timely hits.
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Pawtucket
Newport
M. L
Unclear fragment notes game with Bone strong for visitors
Fragmentary report mentions a game with Bone performing well for the visiting team. Specific teams, dates, or locations are unclear.
Brockton Defeats Taunton for Seventh Straight Victory
Brockton beat Taunton 8 to 3 in a game highlighted by Hawke's pitching and Knox's steady defense. A key double play by Clancy Knox and Breckenridge plus Knox's catches helped secure the win in front of home fans on June 13.
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Brockton
Taunton
Hawke
Knox
Clancy
Breckenridge
Toronto Beats Montreal for Fourth Straight Win in Exhibition
Toronto tops Montreal 18 to 0 in a six inning exhibition at Toronto. Sauders started for Montreal and was hit hard from the first, while Alloway pitched well for Toronto and Duncan came in as catcher. The game ended early to arrange a connection for Syracuse and Rochester.
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Toronto
Montreal
Syracuse
Rochester
Sauders
Alloway
Duncan
Wregwag
Ieee
Jeffries Busy Year Ahead Promises Big Ring Battles
Promoter reports that James Jeffries may face Tom Sharkey and Considine hints at Corbett being drawn in. Sharkey demands a 24 foot ring under Marquis of Queensberry rules and a large purse. Jeffries plans Friday night appearance at Grand Opera House with his training team and a sparring display.
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Jim Jeffries
Tom Sharkey
Considine
Corbett
Jeff
Fitz
Jeffries
Tom O'Rourke
Sharkey
Brady
O’ Rourke
Lenox Club
Paso Robles
Cal
Grand Opera House
Pitchers’ duel as Malarkey tops Syracuse in Rochester clash
In Rochester New York on June 13 Malarkey outpitched his rival holding Syracuse to one run while the Syracusans scored twice Barclay’s superb fielding highlighted the game. The final score shows Syracuse 9 Rochester 0 0 1 0 0 0 0-0.
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Syracuse
Rochester
N. Y
Malarkey
Barclay
Tufts Defeats 1902 Class Team 8 to 2 in 1901 Exhibition
Tufts beat the 1902 class 8 to 2 yesterday in an engaging game through the fifth inning. The score by innings shows Tufts taking control with key hits from Erickson Chase and Fiske, while Myles and Erickson led steals. Pitchers Tarr Hussey Yates and Moors teamed with Moors on defense among 300 spectators.
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Saesbere
Iamsaes
Cole
Erickson
Pierce
Chase
Fiske
Myles
Hazleton
Moors
Huested
Hussey
Tarr
Williams
Yates
Butler
Cabott
Mulliken
Meader, Mawin and Mahoney
Harvard Yale match tickets limited early sale at Cambridge shops
Season ticket holders may reserve three seats by presenting their tickets at Leavitt & Pierce's. General sale starts Friday June 16. Yale sections A and B reserved. Tickets $1 each at Wright Ditson Boston Leavitt Pierce's Amee Bros Co op Cambridge. Limited admissions this year.
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Harvard-Yale
Leavitt & Pierce’s
Yale
Wright & Ditson’s
Boston
Amee Bros
Co-operative
Cambridge
Brown to Visit Cambridge for Second Game with Harvard
Brown to play Harvard at Cambridge this afternoon in the second meeting of the series. Brown lists Le Stage and Bacon in the batting order with Newman Clark Holman Richardson Detmers House and Sedgwick among the lineup. Brown has posted scores this season including 24 against Boston College 17 against Holy Cross 23 versus Yale 38 against Princeton 4 against Pennsylvania and 38 against Bowdoin, among others.
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Harvard
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le Stage
Bacon
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V.f
Clark
C.f
Holman
Richardson
Detmers
House
Sedgwick
Boston College
Holy Cross
Brown & Andovers
Providence (League
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Pennsylvania
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Bowdoin
Cornell
Farnham and Berlo Lead Amateur Pace at Charles River Park
Amateur paced pursuit at Charles River Park attracts Farnham and Berlo as principals. Paced by Metropolitan Wheelmen and Eagle Cycle Club respectively, each team fields sixteen riders. Hanchett joins amateur ranks. Porter brothers start professional training ahead of Westboro match race on July 4.
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W. H. Berle
Charles River Park
Metropolitan
Eagle Cycle Club
Farnham
Berlo
Peter J. Berlo
Regent Date
D. C. Hanchett, Jr
South Natick
Westboro
Arthur Porter
N. O. Porter
Dartmouth Names 3. French Captain of the Nine
Hanover June 13. D 3 French of Park Hill N H has been elected captain of the Dartmouth baseball team. He formerly captained Kimball Union Academy and Phillips Andover nines and is regarded as one of the best shortstops in New England colleges.
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Hanover
N. H
Park Hill
Dartmouth
Kimball Union Academy
Phillips Andover
New England
Brooklyn and Boston clash in lively baseball chatter
The column tracks Boston and Brooklyn lines with McGraw, Robinson, McGinnity and Jeffries among names. It notes games against the Somervilles, Webster veterans, Carter boys, and touring pulls with Philadelphia and Montreal, plus managers seeking guarantees and amateur matchups.
Tandem Championship Challenge Set At Waltham Race
Henshaw and Kent accept a match tandem against Burns W Pierce and Harry Caldwell next Saturday at Waltham. The two top pro pairs contest a five mile pursuit for side bets of 160 dollars each and a prize from the Wal tham Athletic Park Company.
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Henshaw
Kent
Pierce
Caldwell
Waltham
Burns W. Pierce
Harry Caldwell
Harry Elkes
Waltham Athletic Park Company
Kid McCoy Presents Ben Benton Rob Roy Creation
The close friends Kid McCoy and Ben Benton shared a long standing bond. In a playful gesture McCoy gave Benton a Tiffany creation described as a walking stick with a smoked ivory horse head and a silver mane. The inscription reads Kid McCoy to Ben H Benton Rob Roy.
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Kid McCoy
Ben Benton
Damon
Pythias
Pugilist
Ben
Iaid
Tiffany
New York
H. Benton Rob Roy
Masts Stepped For Columbia Defenses Ready For Trial
The Columbia's masts were stepped this afternoon by Archer and riggers began work immediately. The Defender was moved out to the railway and cleaned. the underbody is nearly free of growth but bronze shows notable corrosion. The Columbia pine mast outshines the Defender's steel mast and stands about four feet taller. Work proceeds smoothly with a first trial trip planned for Saturday.
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Bristol
R. L
Archer
Columbia
Lady Russell to Christen Shamrock in Lipton’s Launch
London report says Lady Russell of Killowen wife of the Lord Chief Justice has been invited by Sir Thomas Lipton to christen the Shamrock. The launch is pushed to early July due to designer W Fife Jr ill with influenza. Estimated total cost from start to finish runs around 400000 dollars.
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London
Sir Thomas Lipton
Lady Russell of
Killowen
England
W. Fife, Jr
Maritime Provincial Club Fourth of July Field Day
The Maritime Provincial Club of Boston will hold a Fourth of July field day and picnic at Apollo Garden Roxbury. Principal athletes train for events while other leading competitors will contest open games. The committee aims to make it the banner event in the club's history.
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Ascnic
Maritime Provincial Club
Boston
Apollo Carden
Roxbury
Liberal Jim Jeffries Spreads Wealth In Boxing Circles
Boxing notes praise Jim Jeffries for generosity after his victory over Fitz, detailing his liberal acts in New York and California. The column notes his good humor, funds, and hopes he saves for the future, while outlining upcoming matches and local bout plans in Lowell and Boston.
Title and match previews from Gotham boxing numbers
Boxing notes from New York and surrounding cities summarize Tim Kearns versus Eddie Connolly at Broadway A. C. and Mike McCue's backing in Gotham. It covers bantam Terrence McGovern’s hotel opening and future bouts, plus trainer/boxer chatter about Fitzsimmons, Fitzs, Norman Selby, Joe McCoy, and Tommy Ryan eyeing Ket McCoy and Kid McCoy with potential purses.
Arlington license denial postpones picnic games at Spy Pond Grove
The oA. ah. A. Society of East Cambridge cannot secure Spy Pond Grove for June 17. Arlington town officials refuse license for grounds and permission to hold picnics, so the society postpones all related games indefinitely.
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Oa. Ah. A. Society of
East Cambridge
Spy Pond Grove
Arlington
Bicycle Notes From Road Racing Circuits And Upcoming Events
State Centurion Harry W Minights reports very poor roads between Wells and Portsmouth New Hampshire after a trip to Portland. KE Mallette of Winter Hill aims to lower the five mile road record at Somerville aided by pace teams on tandem and singles. July 2 sees an open half century to Nantasket with entries soon and a completion window to 8 pm. Walter Sanger of Milwaukee plans a match race at Janesville Wisconsin June 29 as part of a broader meet. Major Taylor has not defeated McDuffee this season with a Philadelphia pursuit race last month alternating wins. Nat and Tom Butler join McDuffee against Church Aker Turville at Woodside Park in a city electric light meet. Plugger Bill Martin of Lowell recovers from a fall in Australia and trains with gear strapped to pedals. John M George of Philadelphia, former Century Road Club milage champ, is in ill health from over riding. A NAC rule in a scratch race restart is noted if fall occurs near the tape unless caused by wheel failure. broken wheel at start allows later heat entry with referee discretion. Wheels are expected to be strong enough to endure strain.
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Harry W. Minights
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Wells
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Harvard Plays Brown in Second Game of Series
Harvard and Brown meet in the second game of the series. Brown won the opener 11 to 3. Harvard has braced and aims to tie the series. The game is set for 4 p.m.
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Harvard
Brown
Harard
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