Ten-Inning Defeat for Boston as Browns Win 1-0
In Sportsman Park, St Louis, Boston loses 1-0 in 10 innings. Dineen and Slade pitched well. Selbach and O'Brien cost Boston with an eighth inning fumble and failed sac bunt attempts. Wallace, Grimshaw, and Dineen provided the decisive Rays of the Browns.
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ST. Louis
Jimmy Collins
Boston
Browns
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Hayden
Selbach
O’brien
O’connor
Jones
Kip
Collins
Slade
Wallace
Niles
Glade
Parent
Arent
Ferris
Grimshaw
Hartsel
Stahl
Chick
Best
Dineen
Hemphill
New York Beats Cleveland 3 2 on Opening Inning Error
Bernhardt faltered in the first inning and was knocked out. Rhoades relieved him and pitched superbly, while Lajoie made an error that allowed New York to score the deciding run in a 3 to 2 game.
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Bernhardt
Rhoades
Lajoie
New York
Keeler, Jr. F
Ceeesees AB
Conroy
Eeeeveses Chase
Laporte
Eenes
Williams
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Seve
Hoffman
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Conense
Chesbro
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PO Flick
Barbeau
Ss Lajoie
Bradley
Stovall
Bay
Willams
Chase
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Connor
Rindge Manual Rolls Over English High In 9-1 Victory
Rindge Manual Training School defeated English High 9 to 1 at Locust street grounds. Thompson starred on the mound with Coghlan and Sweeney delivering major league fielding as Norton Coghlan McKenzie highlighted the batting. English registered a single run on Fowle double and Norton single in the sixth. Attendance 400.
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Rindge Manual Training School
English High
Locust Street
Thompson
Coghlan
Sweeney
McLaughlin
Bidwell
Rindge
McNulty
McKensie
Norton
Clucas
M’l’lin
James
Parle
Linehan
Kendrick
Brophy
Siney
Skilton
B’hart
Davis
Fowle
cCoghlan
Eves
Burhart
Tenney Again Victor Over St Louis 1901
Boston wins 2 to 1 over St Louis in a tense baseball clash. Pfeffer struck out nine, Bates and Howard drove key hits, and Bates made a dramatic baserunning play in the fourth. Beckley and Bridwell contributed sharp fielding as St Louis threatened with bases loaded late. Dorner to pitch for Boston next.
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Tenney
ST. Louis
Howard
Bates
Shannon
Bridwell
Arndt
Marshall
Strobel
Brain
Beckley
Pfeffer
Bennett
Short
Cardinals
Dolan
O'Neill
Smoot
Hoelsketter
Jake Beckley
Raub
Eagan
Boston
Cincinnati
Dorner
AB. E
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R. Ce
Itis
Boston Eee Ravessee
Arndt Time
Carpenter
Athletics Edge Locals 5-4 in Detroit Tilt
The Athletics defeated the locals 5 to 4 in Detroit on June 13. Pitching and offense combined for a close game as both teams exchanged runs through the nine innings.
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Detroit
Mich
Athletics
Chicago shuts out Washington 3 to 0 in pitchers’ battle
June 13 report from American League game as Chicago pitchers hold Washington scoreless in a 3 0 win. Insufficient details limit full context but score and teams are clear.
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American
Chicago
Cicage
Wasington
Connecticut High School Scores Summary
In Hartford New London 6 to 4. Holyoke Springfield 6 to 5. Bridgeport Bridgeport 4 to 2 Norwich. Meriden New Haven 8 to 2 Waterbury.
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Hartford
New London
Holyoke
Springfield
Bridgeport
Norwich
Meriden
New Haven
Waterbury
Exeter Names New Managers in Athletic Association
Exeter N H June 13 The Phillips Exeter Athletic Association tonight elected managers for football baseball track tennis. Football Francis F Randolph Baltimore Baseball William H McIntyre Salt Lake City Utah assistant William E Hawke Malden Mass Track Ross A Scott Canandaigua N Y assistant John O Power Lenox Mass Tennis Lewis H Cook Jr St Louis
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N. H
Phillips Exeter Athletic Association
Francis F. Randolph
Baltimore
William H. McIntyre
Salt Lake City
Utah
William E. Hawke
Malden
Mass
Ross A. Scott
Canandaigua
N. Y
John Oo. Power
Lenox
Lewis H. Cook, Jr
St. Louis
Neponset Dorchester to Play Walkover in Brockton Game
The Neponset Dorchester team faces Walkover in Brockton at 4 o clock. It is the second of five games in the series. West and Mc Auliffe start for Neponset Dorchester, Patterson and Murray are managed by Hurley.
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Neponset-Dorchesters
Brockton
Neponset-Dorchester
West
McAuliffe
Hurley
Patterson
Murray
New Bedford-Tight 12th Inning Loss To Worcester
Worcester outlasted New Bedford 4 to 3 in 12 innings in Worcester this afternoon. Final line shows Worcester 4 runs on 8 hits and 5 errors, New Bedford 3 runs on 7 hits and 5 errors. Batteries Sline Knotts for Worcester Elliott Coveney for New Bedford.
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Worcester
New Bedford
R.H.E
Worcester Ford
Sline and Knotts, Elliott and Coveney
Lawrence shuts out Haverhill in 4 0 game
Lawrence defeats Haverhill 4 to 0 as scoring featured goals by Dentenees Barberich and Cote for Lawrence and a shutout by Groom and Ahearn. The June 13 match took place in Haverhill with Lawrence taking the win.
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R.H.E. Lawrence
Dnenees
Esrserees
Barberich
Cote
Groom
Ahearn
Lowell Defeats Fall River in Stubborn 5-4 Game
Lowell won 5 to 4 over Fall River in a stubborn afternoon contest. Batteries Abbott and Lake for Lowell with Swanson and Waters for Fall River provided the pitching at Lowell.
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Fall River
R.H.E. Lowell
Abbott and Lake
Swanson
Waters
Manchester Defeats Lynn in Afternoon Baseball, 5 to 2
Manchester defeated Lynn 5 to 2 in a well played game. Batteries Cross and McDaniels for Manchester opposite Swope and Daum for Lynn. Scoring details show Manchester 0 0 0 1 0 0 4. Lynn 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 2.
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R.H
Cross
McDaniels
Swope
Daum
Gossip of the Boxers at Chelsea Lincoln Club Tonight
The Chelsea Chelsea Lincoln Club hosts a 15 round main event featuring Charley Neary the Milwaukee Dutchman versus That Kid Goodman. Neary is favored after a strong showing against Jimmy Briggs. Preliminary bouts include Willie Riley vs Billy Conaty and Joe Geary vs Eddie McGrath.
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Charley Neary
Lincoln Club
Chelsea
Neary
Jimmy Briggs
Briggs
Immy
Goodman
Jack Dougherty
Dough
Cae
Gooodman
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South Boston
Billy Conaty
Britt
Terry
New York
Miah Murray
Frankie Neil
Los Angels
Aie
Abe Attell
Kid Sealer
Joe Gregg
World of Sport witnesses packed forecasts and bold boasts
Harvard is predicted to defeat Yale in the annual baseball series while Yale mascot Bosco the bear remains missing near New London. Hackenschmidt plans a landmark clash with Frank Gotch in a multi discipline event, with venues set from Madison Square Garden to Carson City.
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Yale
Bosco
New Haven
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New London
Black Beauty
Barnum
Hackenschmidt
America
Hack
Frank Gotch
Gotch
Jim Jeffries
Jack O’brien
Madison Square Garden
Mechanics’ Pavilion
Carson City
Nev
Los Angeles
Harvard Beats Bowdoin 2-1 in Solders Field Game
Harvard edged Bowdoin 2 to 1 on a wild pitch and an error, with Greene allowing four hits for Harvard and Files striking out seven for Bowdoin. The Crimson scored in the fourth and ninth frames, while Bowdoin threated but could not advance beyond third base.
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Bowdoin
Soldiers Field
Greene
Files
Crimson
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A.E. .Leonard
Abbott
Stephen’n
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Dexter
Oj Sparks
Simons
McCall
Hodgson
Currier
Blair
Bower
Harvey
C.f
McDade
Leonard
Sparks
Stephenson
Amherst Defeats Brown In Loose Providence Tilt
Amherst beat Brown 8 to 4 in a loosely played game at Providence. McRae and Tift pitched well, with Tift hurt by poor Brown support at critical moments. Brown shortstop Jones was injured and retired, demoralizing the Brown team. Batteries McRae Spring Tift Paine.
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McRae
Tift
Jones
R.H.B. Amherst
Ceeees
Spring
Paine
Colby Defeats Bates 8 to 1 In Postponed Game
Colby defeated Bates 8 to 1 in a postponed baseball game at Waterville. Colby played an error free game with strong pitching and defense. The score by innings shows Colby with a late surge and Bates struggling to score. Batteries were Coombs Dwyer for Colby and Dwinell Boothby for Bates. Time of game 50 minutes. Referee Carrigan.
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Colby
Bates
R. H. E. Colby
Coombs and Dwyer
Dwinell
Boothby
mpire—Carrigan
Penn Edges Princeton 8 2 in Collegiate Match
Pennsylvania defeated Princeton 8 to 2 in a college match at Princeton New Jersey. Fennell and Hare led Penn with goals while Heyniger and L Doyle contributed for Princeton.
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N. J
Pennsylvania
R.H.E. Pennsylvania
Fennell and Hare
Heyniger
L. Doyle
Flip Flap Wins Gazete Stakes at Graves End
Flip Filap rode down odds from 6 to 5 to 15 to 20 to take the Gazete stakes at Graves End today. He defeated Perverse, who won the Ladies stakes at Belmont Park. Meddling Daisy finished third as four favorites prevailed.
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Flip Filap
Gravesend
Perverse
Belmont Park
Meddling Daisy
Harvard appoints J. J. Rowe as track manager
The Harvard athletic committee named J. J. Rowe of ’07 as manager of next year’s track team.
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Harvard’ Athletic Committee
J. J. Rowe
Pittsburg Defeats Philadelphia 3–0 in National League Game
Pittsburg scores a decisive 3–0 win over Philadelphia as McFarland allows three runs. Final lines show Pittsburg with nine hits to Philadelphia six. Notable plays include Doolin and Courtney rapping a double, while Ganley and Ritchey collect multiple hits for Pittsburg.
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Pitts
Philadelphia
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Thomas
Ritchey
Doolin
Jeay
BP McFarland
McFarland
Beaumont
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McCloskey
Beebe Wins as Chicago Beats Brooklyn 6 to 2
Beebe of the Chicago team extended his winning streak by defeating the Brooklyn club 6 to 2 today in a national league game played here.
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Brooklyn
Beebe
Chicago
Ais
Harvard Big Crew Triumphs In Light Race Test
Harvard crews completed a light training session in Red Top Connecticut. The varsity four beat the freshman four by three lengths over a mile while the varsity rowed at 28 then 26 in the afternoon. New rowers Cutler and Butler started in the freshman eight with Mulligan and Crandill shuffled between seats.
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Red Top
Conn
Varsity
Frshman
Hanc
Cutler
Butler
Mulligan
Crandill
Equipment Dept Wins Navy Yard Baseball Championship
The Equipment Dept defeated the Steam Engineers 9 to 8 to claim the Navy Yard baseball title yesterday. Coughlin and Noonan starred for the Equipment, while Noonan and Baker led the Engineers. The Equipment squad challenges all Greater Boston amateur teams.
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Equipment Department
Stean Mgineers
Navy Yard
Coughlin
Noonan
Baker
Boston
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