Giants Battle for NL Lead as Giants at Boston Today
National League standings and upcoming matchups dominate the page with New York visiting Boston while Cleveland meets Louisville and Chicago faces Pittsburg. Boston’s hopes dim as New York appears strengthened and the Western clubs push for the top, with notes on pitchers Doheny Meekin and captain Duffy.
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Louisville
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Nichols Today. “Dad” Clark
Meekin
Captain Duffy
Senators
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Pirates
Anson
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Orioles
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Fastern
Amateur teams seek matches from Harvard Juniors and others
Local clubs advertise schedules and contact points for matchups. The Harvard Juniors offer defense of their 14 year old year, A P Rocke of Harvard Street Cambridge promotes games, the Young Jeffersons seek out of town opponents, C A Phelan of Bunker Hill Street wants away games, and S Hirchman of Dover Street lists a team from South Boston with interests in further play.
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Highland Street
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Joy Street
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Tyler Street
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Baseball Anniversary Marks Birth of National Game
On Friday next the fiftieth anniversary of the first baseball game played in Hoboken New Jersey on June 19 1846 will be observed. The Knickerbocker Club formed on September 23, 1845 and is credited as the origin of the sport.
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Lewiston
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N. J
Yachting Notes From A Stormy Day At The Coast
Yachting notes describe a fierce storm with strong winds and white caps battering boats. Several yachts including Transit Fauzeene Hobo Hawk Mirage and Florrie faced trouble while Naiad Queen Nelka Ethel and other South Boston boats struggled to hold anchors. One boat capsized near Savin Hill, others were secured or damaged aboard slickly.
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Hobo
Hawk
Hull
Mirage
Dorchester Yacht Club
Bowden
Florrie
Winthrop
Harry Moebs
Savin Hill Yacht Club
Massachusetts Yacht Club
Gas House
Nelka
Ethel
South Boston
Work ! Lowel Promises to Give a Good Account of Himself
In Lowell June 14, fans discuss the boxing showcase between Martin Flaherty and world welter George Dixon in Boston. Flaherty trains intensely with brother Joe, plans to weigh near 124, travels with a small party, and expects a strong crowd drawn by hope of glory and money.
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Martin Flaherty
George Dixon
Flaherty
Joe Flaherty
Martin
Pawtucketville
Dracut Cricket Grounds
Charley Moran
Joe
Dixon
Young Griffo
Jerry Marshall
Tommy Connolly
Langham
Pat Cahill
America
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Chicago
Jackson Hall
Arlington
Link Pope
Pope
Billy Myers
Quadrangular intercollegiate race crews in training
Dulleck CARS reports Pouotkeens yard bustle as Columbia Cornell Harvard and Pennsylvania prepare for the quad intercollegiate race in Poughkeepsie New York. Harvard plans a snappier stroke with Goodrich back at the oar. Pennsylvania celebrates a faculty reversal restoring three varsity rowers Kier Stevenson Megargee while two others remain ineligible.
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Sprague
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Goodrich
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Kregelius
Carnett
Boyle
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Columbia
Cornell
Harvard
Vassar College
London
Kier
Stevenson
Megargee
Jack
Keppleman
Crimson
Pennsy
Flaherty Dixon Clash Draws Fevered Local Interest
Boxing gossip notes a shifting race in the Flaherty versus Dixon bout with supporters rallying behind the challenger as odds tilt. The match at the armory on West Newton Street tomorrow night is generating unprecedented advance ticket interest from Suffolk club members and guests.
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Martin Flaherty
George Dixon
Dixon
Flaherty
Armory
West Newton Street
Russell
Suffolk Club
Reed At Washington Continues Stay In Capital
June 14. Speaker Reed remains in Washington with no schedule for a New York departure. He received no new communication today from St. Louis beyond a routine mail budget that added nothing of importance.
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Reed
New York
St. Louis
Mystic Trotting Opens Season With Fast Track Pace
Mystic Trotting at Combination Park opened with a strong field and fast surface. Top stables led by Kinney and Turner dominated early meet results while the upcoming program features 2:21 trot 2:1L pace and 2:93 trotting classes with entries from New York to Massachusetts. The crowd anticipated a premier half mile track with quality horses and high-stakes purses as rain risk looms.
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Combination Park
Jack Kinney
John Turner
Mystic
Woodshed
Simmons
Jubilee Wilkes
Sea Bird
Alcinta
Paris Grand Prix Race Won By Arreau In Narrow Finish
The Paris grand prix de Paris was run today with Edmond Blanc's bay colt Arreau capturing victory by a half length. Champaubert, owned by M. A. Abeille, finished second just a half length behind, while Montreuil, owned by M. H. Delamarre, took third. The weather was bright and a large crowd witnessed the event.
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Faure
Paris
Arreau
Champaubert
Montreuil
Edmond Blanc
M. A. Abeille
M. H. Delamarre
St James C T A Society Games At Highland Lake Grove
Entries pour in for the St James C T A Society games to be held Wednesday at Highland Lake Grove, Norfolk with competitors listed in the 100 yard, 880 yard, 440 yard, one mile and field events including the high jump and potato race featuring Harold W. Smith J M Shoemaker M L Ellsworth and others from various clubs.
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Highland Lake Grove
Norfolk
Harold W. Smith
J. M. Shoemker
M. L. Ellsworth
Tom Burke
Ellery Clark
Tommy Curtis
Eddie Mills
J. J. McKinnon
J. M. Jackson
Harry Bannister
New Jersey A. C
Arthur Wright
Newton
E. L. Pope
Arthur Blake
Ralph F. Hanson
English High School
Burke
Emery
Holland
R. H. Walsh
Bannister
M. J. Doyle
J. J. Purtell
Stockford
Ryder
Mills
McKinnon
Wright
A. D. Malin
Pope
Dying Attorney Adison Falls From Bar Harbor Accident
Arthur D. Adison, a prominent Washington attorney and wealthy summer resident of Bar Harbor, is dying tonight after a colt threw him into a stone wall. He was leading the animal by the halter at Rockburne yesterday when his skull was fractured.
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Arthur D. Adison
Washington
Rockburne
Westfield seeks Lozier move with $48860.60 guarantee fund
The Westfield Board of Trade pledged 48860 dollars and 60 cents to lure the Lozier Manufacturing Company from Toledo. The town hopes the plant relocation will bring nearly a thousand skilled workers at about 13 dollars weekly. By yesterday 140 had contributed with 24 businessmen giving a thousand each and 160 others from one to two hundred dollars. The town must respond by July.
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Lozier Manufacturing Company
Toledo
Massachusetts
Lozier
Westfield
Lozier Company
Cavalry Maneuvers In Berlin Result In Fatalities
The Emperor witnessed exercises at Tempelhof field when cuirassiers bogged down in a morass. Several riders were thrown, two men killed and many wounded by falls or lance injuries during the maneuver yesterday.
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Tempelhof
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