Boston Battered by Pittsburg 6 to 0 in Pennsylvanian Clash
Boston was shut out by Pittsburg 6 to 0 at Pittsburg. Phillip held Boston to three hits as Wilhelm relieved Willis and crushed the visitors. Boston errors aided Pittsburg while Hessian fielding spoiled chances. Wagner made a three-base hit but Boston left two runners on second.
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Penn
Bostons
Phillipp
Willis
Pittsburgs
Boston
Wilhelm
Wagner
Howard
Clymer
Ritchey
Peitz Short
Delehanty
Cannell
Tenney
Raymer
Peitz
Los Angejes
Phillippi
Beaumont
Chicago
Mathewson
Brown
A. E Leach
Apeeseee
C. Fieveee
Clarke
Oneee Clymer
R. F
Wees
Eremseerserrs
PO Cannell
Abbaticchio
BP Ccscioves
Wolverton
Ees
Dolan
Needham
Creesese Secon
Melchie
Goeds
Jones
I. PO. A
Holmes
Callahan
Pi. Bowens
Ens
Patten
Townsend
Owens
Washington
Sheridan
Brooklyn Beats St Louis 6 to 1 Amid Umpire Dispute
In St Louis a game between Brooklyn and the home club ended 6 to 1 for Brooklyn after long disputes over umpire Klein. Shay was ejected in the sixth for arguing a call and Burke and Grady were sent out in the eighth. Police intervened as emotions flared and Klein required protection leaving the field.
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National
ST. Louis
Klein
Brooklyn
Shay
Burke
Klem
Grady
Cincinnati Defeats Philadelphia in National League Game
The Cincinnati team defeated Philadelphia 5 to 1 as they collected timely hits off pitcher Sparks. Walker allowed multiple hits but kept them scattered. Cincinnati also announced the sale of catcher Cliff Blankenship to Seattle.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnatis
Sparks
Walker
Cincinnati Club
Cliff Blankenship
Seattle
Perreault to Ride 600 Miles Over Weekend
Fred I. Perreault, state centurion of the Century Road Club of America, plans a quintuple century starting Friday at 1 p m from Copley Square. He will ride to Newburyport and back for the first hundred, to Providence and back for the second, then to Newburyport and back for the third and fourth centuries, with the final leg to Providence. He aims to finish at Copley Square by 6 30 p m Sunday.
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Fred I. Perreault
Century Road Club of America
Copley Square
Newburyport
Providence
Nashua tops Lowell in 10th inning by Hart homer
Nashua defeated Lowell 7 to 5 in ten innings at Spalding Park. Hart hit a left field homer driving in the winning runs, while Henry contributed a key single. Murch and Hart starred defensively for Nashua, with McLaughlin stellar for Lowell.
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Lowell
Nashua
Spalding Park
Henry
Hart
Murch
McLaughlin
Lowell. Bh.po.a.eb. Bh.po.a.e
Beard
W.c'nors
Faton
Grant
O'n'ghton
Bigbie
Mureh
J’kson
Wiley
M’l’lin
Tierney
T.m’phy
Anderberg
Varney
Cross
O'Toole
T. Murphy
Eaton
Murphy
Connaughton
Jackson
New Bedford Defeats Haverhill 7 to 1 in New England
New Bedford pitcher Elliott allowed only three hits as Coveney and Mullaney led the offense with bunting and power. Kavanagh fielded well, and New Bedford scored steadily to win 7 at home. Haverhill managed a single run. Attendance was about 400.
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Haverhill
Elliott
A.E
Wall'ce
Coveney
Moss
Mulley
Brown
Waldols
Spooner
Burrill
C. Ma’y
Kehoe
Beard’n
D.murphy
Ahearn
Taylor
Con’lly
McGinley
Mullaney
Valdois
C. Murphy
D. Murphy
Connolly
Brady
Concord Defeats Manchester 5–1 in Baseball Tilt
Concord won 5 to 1 as Manchester struggled with the hit. Volz received poor support. Manchester’s lone run came on a misplay by Knotts in center field. Key players included Devine Hickman and Eustace for Concord and Knotts for Manchester in a game fitting the era’s small-lake baseball action.
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Manchester
N. H
Sline
Concord
Volz
Knotts
A.B. Sheets
C. F
Spratt
Henry
A.smith
Hickman
Cote
Devine
Templin
A. Kane
Smith
Eustace
Clark
Jay—Spratt
Kane
Kerins
Fall River Defeats Lee in Ninth Inning Slugfest
The Fall River team wins 9 to 3 after a late surge, with Pastor 3B and Pastor 3 base hits leading the offense. O Neil Birmingham Dwyer O'Hara each collect two-base hits, while Swope and Gilroy drive strikes and lead pitching with 9 and 3 Ks respectively. Attendance reaches 700 as Lee falters in relief.
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Lee
Lynn
Alback
Fall River
Lovell
Pastor
Cassidy
Lake
Labelle
Kiernan
Bawcock
Birmingham
O’ Neil
Dwyer
O'Hara
Swope
Gilroy
Carrick
New England
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Bannon
Bowcock
Guiheen
Ree
B'ngham
M’head
O'N'l
Ec. F
Vail
Watters
Murphy
P *Harris
Fitzsimmons Shreck bout called off in Salt Lake City
Promoters failed to deposit the $2000 forfeit in Chicago and Robert Fitzsimmons, who arrived from training camp, has declared the July 3 fight with Mike Shreck canceled in Salt Lake City Utah.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Robert Fitzsimmons
Mike Shreck
Chicago
Fitzsimmons
Briggs Coffey Bicycle Bout Delayed by Thunderstorm
A boxing match between Jimmy Briggs and Kid Coffey at Lake Massabeset was postponed due to a heavy thunder shower that hit Manchester New Hampshire shortly after 6 PM. The storm lasted over an hour causing the Manchester A. C. to reschedule the event for Friday night.
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Briggs-Coffey
Manchester
N. H
Jimmy Briggs
Chelsea
Kid Coffey
New York
Lake Massabesh
Manchester A. C
Yale Oarsmen Size Up Crimson Crew
Yale varsity eight, quivering under tough upstream water, matches Harvard in a four mile stretch. Harvard rowed four miles in 2 minutes 28 seconds, seen as notably strong given the conditions.
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YALE
Crimson
Gales Ferry
Conn
Varsity
Harvard
English High Downs Brighton High at Br ighton 10 to 7
English High defeated Brighton High 10 to 7 at Brighton yesterday. Myers earned the win for English High despite allowing 10 hits and striking out 18, a new record.
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Brighton
Myers
Seanl
Loner
Craig
Hamlin
McLar
Wood
McLan
Curley
Brophy
Mundy
Kiley
Foley
Lally
Parle
Scanlon
McLaughlin
Featherstone
Johnson
Lonergan
Seanlon
Lanergan
Davis
Roxbury Latin Meet Won By Class Of 1905
The Roxbury Latin School class of 1905 won the annual campus athletic meet with 43 points, followed by 1907 with 26 and 1908 with 13. Event winners included Watson, O'Brien, Batley, and Thompson, with McGrath starter and Fiske clerk of course.
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Roxbury Latin School
Dan Watson
Jack O’brien
Batley
Thompson
Hill
Smith
O’brien
Boyd
Hugh McGrath
George F. Fiske
Watson
Rowell
Fox
Lane
Bailey
Drisko
Wendell
F. O'Brien
Mills
Finn
Connolly
Berry
John O'Brien
Wienz
Charges and votes swirl in Boston school board session
Mrs. Duff’s charges trigger a row over personal privilege while the board rules on licensing minors and substitutes. The session also debates music systems and the creation of a commercial high school in Roxbury, with votes on certificates and police powers for janitors.
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Brett
Crosby
Duff
Ellis
Ryan
McLaughlin
Mrs. Duff
Dr. Harkins
Committee On Normal Schools
Cushing
Charlestown
Keenan
Martin
Roxbury
School House Commission
Keough
World sport notes heat up racing record and tennis tour
B B Heagren of Salt Lake set a new five mile motor cycle record on the Greenwood track with 5 59 3 5 seconds, surpassing his previous mark. The American tennis team for the Dwight Davis trophy sails to Europe led by Beals Wright Holcombe Ward William Larned and William Clothier with Paul J Dashiel as manager.
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B. B. Heagren
Salt Lake
Greenwood
Heagren
Salt Lake City
London
Wimbledon
Europe
Beals C. Wright
Holcombe Ward
William A. Larned
William Clothier
Paul J. Dashiel
Detroit Tops Philadelphia 1 0 on Crawford Home Run
Crawford hit a fourth inning homer with two outs to lift Detroit past Philadelphia 1 0. Donovan and Waddell pitched well and received strong support in the American League clash.
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Philadelphia
Crawford
Detroit
Donovan
Waddell
ABBH
O'Leary
Cooley
Hickman
Eereese
Coughlin
Davis
Sone
Lord
Sneee
Murphy
Schaefer
McCarthy and Kelley
Chicago thrashes Washington in shutout win
Chicago blanked Washington 7 to 0 as Patten pitched until Townsend relieved him in the fifth inning. Owens dominated on the mound with Washington not advancing to third base. The game clearly favored Chicago from the start.
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Washington
Chicago
Patten
Townsend
Owens
Great Crowd Flocks to Ringling Bros Circus in Boston
The Ringling Bros circus on Huntington avenue drew a full house for a second day. Performances improved over Monday with elephants in three rings, daring aerials, high wire acts, and a parade of clowns delivering nonstop spectacle.
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Ringling Bros
Huntington Avenue
Boston
Ringling Bros.’ Circus
Lockwood Sets New Record at Massachusetts Open Golf
A. G. Lockwood of Allston Golf Club broke the course record at the Massachusetts Open on Tyngs Island. His second round of 36 gave him an 18 hole total of 82, surpassing prior marks as 23 players, including pros and amateurs, began the tournament. Robert G. McAndrew led professionals with 79, Donald I. Ross 80, while Lockwood led amateurs with 82 after a promising start.
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Lowell
Massachusetts Golf Association
Vesper
Tyng's Island
Massachusetts
A. G. Lockwood
Allston Golf Club
Harry Vardon
Lockwood
N. Stickney
Springfield
Mr. Lockwood
Mrs Eddy’s Message to Christian Scientists Read at Meeting
The annual First Church of Christ, Scientist business meeting in Boston heard Mrs Mary Baker Eddy’s Concord note urging daily prayers for a peaceful settlement of the Russia Japan war. Officers for the coming year were elected led by Hermann S Hering as president with W D McCracken and Laura Carey Conant as readers and clerk respectively.
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Laura Carey Conant
First Church of Christ
Mother Church
Boston
Russia
Japan
Mary Baker G. Eddy
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Norway
Falmouth
Alfred Farlow
Mary Baker Eddy
Concord
N. H
Laura Lathrop
New York
Albert E. Miller
Philadelphia
Frank Leonard
Emily Hulin
Brooklyn
W. D. McCracken
Herman S. Hering
W. B. Johnson
Stephen A. Chase
Hering
The
Christian Scientists
Christian Science Denomination
Harvard Crew Sets Fast Practice Pace on Thames
Harvard varsity eight completed a four mile time row up the Thames in 22 minutes 28 seconds under choppy water and a quartering wind. The crew showed improved blade work and control with a strong finish, while the four car's mile in 68 seconds proved unsatisfactory to coaches. The freshmen squad arrived at 6:50 and also took a short river spin.
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Red Top
Gales Ferry
Conn
Harvard
Thames
Three New Yorkers Arrested On Pickpocket Suspicions In Boston
Inspectors Cronin Conway and Dennes sey arrested three New York men Frank Adams George B Allen and John Murray on suspicion of pickpocketing. They were recognized as prior offenders and likely to be railroaded out of town.
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Cronin
Conway and
Dennessey
New York
Frank Adams
George B. Allen
John Murray
Joseph Robinson Faces Robbery Charge
Joseph Robinson, a young man, was arrested by Patrolman Kelley on a charge of robbing Etta Taylor on Lucas Street. Robinson denies the accusation claiming engagement to marry. The victim reportedly lost $2.25.
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Joseph Robinson
Etta Taylor
Lucas Street
Kelley
South End
Robinson
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