Boston Wins Final Pittsburg Series Game 5 to 3
Boston takes the last game of the Pittsburg series 5 to 3 in Penn, after using three pitchers. Willis allows 10 safeties yet Boston wins, with Tenney reshuffling the lineup and Abbaticchio at leadoff. Moore finishes strong for Pittsburg as Boston’s early runs prove decisive.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Boston
Tenney
Abbaticchio
Willis
Moore
Ritchey
Leach
Clymer
Dolan
Peitz
Howard
Flaherty
Lynch
O'Day
Boston AB
Esee
Delehanty
Cannell
Wolverton
Needham
Raymer
Beaumont
Clarke
Wagner
Beecweeccees & Howard
Hilldebrand
Carrischeee
Grocery Price Fragment Sparks Confusion in Market
A fragmented OCR note lists prices for whiskles ging brandles Rams port wine and mus wine at two dollars and lower figures such as one fifty per quart. The snippet hints at a mid century grocery price listing with assorted items and unit costs.
Cincinnati Beats Philadelphia 6–2 in National League
Cincinnati and Philadelphia played a high scoring game as Hahn held the visitors to scattered hits while Corridon struggled. Odwell Huggins Seymour Dooin Titus produced two base hits and Bransfield sparked steals. Attendance was 2,567 with Hahn earning the win.
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National
Cincinnati
Hahn
Corridon
Philadelphia
Odwell
Huggins
Seymour
Thomas
Dooin
Titus
Corcoran
Bransfield
Doolin
Gleason
Courtney
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Eeeeseones
Barry
Meouot
Vsaes
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Eeeeeseunse Odwell
Bridewell
Phelps
New Haven Newport Excursion June 17 At $1 Round Trip
The New York, New Haven & Hartford offers a Newport excursion on Saturday June 17 for $1 round trip. Tickets are on sale at 362 Washington Street South and Back Bay stations with a limited quantity available.
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New York, New Haven & Hartford
Newport
Washington Street
South
Back Bay
Harvard Varsity Crew Race Ends with Freshmen Lead
Gale's Ferry Conn June 14 Tonight Captain Filley and Coach Wray judged Harvard varsity oarsmen ready for a repeat run. The freshmen led by three-quarters boat at three miles after a hesitant start, while the varsity closed to within a stroke faster but a wash from two tugs halted racing. Harvard time three miles 19 minutes 28 seconds. Yale four miles 22 minutes 25.385 seconds.
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Red Top
Gale’s Ferry
Conn
Filley
Wray
Harvard
Varsity
Yale
Yale Oarsmen Endurance Row In Four Mile Workout
Yale varsity eight completed a four mile row from the railroad bridge upriver in ferry side quarters Yale Conn with coaches calling it a hard conditioning session rather than a timed race.
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YALE
Conn
Lajoie and De Spit Ball At Boston Ball Game
A playful account of Napoleon Lajoie in Cleveland facing Boston fans. The crowd roars as Lajoie and Dineen duel in a tense game with a famous spit ball moment described amid colorful dialect and wonder at the spectacle.
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Bo-Dee
Lajoie
Jeemie
Collin
Chicago Wins 1-0 on Vickers Shutout in Series Finale
New York bats were stifled as Vickers pitched a complete game allowing only three singles. Chicago defeated the visitors 1 to 0 to close the exciting series in the national league.
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Chicago
New York
Vickers
Boston Hands Cleveland First Series Loss In Hair-raising 2-1
Boston defeated Cleveland 2-1 at Huntington avenue in nine innings to take the odd game of the series. Nap Lajoie produced a dramatic defensive play and scored Cleveland’s run while Burkett delivered a key triple and multiple sharp hits for Boston as Tannehill and Rhoades dueled. The crowd of nearly 10,000 roared as Boston preserved the win with stellar fielding and late scoring to halt Cleveland’s bid for a comeback.
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Napoleon Lajoie
Huntington Avenue
Boston
Cleveland
Lajoie
Ferris
Collins
Burkett
Ray
Parent
Jackson
Bradley
Rhoades
Tafole
Bemis
Grimshaw
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Chick Stahl
Criger
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Hobe
Stovall
Jesse Tannehill
Tannehill
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Bay
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Eenees
Boston Ceesessseeso
Cleveland Ceesen
Fer- Sacrificeris
Stova
Detroit at Boston Chicago at New York games listed
A sports schedule item lists matchups for Detroit versus Boston and Chicago versus New York in the upcoming slate.
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Detroit
Boston
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
G. O. Taylor Old Bourbon and Pure Rye Whisky Ad
A health themed ad promotes G. O. Taylor Old Bourbon and G. O. Taylor Pure Rye Whiskies as medicinal and well aged. Sold by licensed dealers with proprietors’ names on labels. Sealed bottles only.
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G. O. Taylor
New York Beats St. Louis Behind Late Home Runs
New York defeated St. Louis after knocking Powell out in the fifth inning. Hogg limited the visitors to one run as Dougherty and Conroy hit home runs in the sixth inning to seal the win.
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Koehler
Jones
Seene Ee Wallace
Gleason
St. Louis Osree
Elberfeld
Chase
Williams
Kleinow
Dougherty
Conroy
Stone
Moran
Tolen
Jay—Powell
Powell
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St. Louis
Petty
Hogg
Sugden
O’ Loughlin
New York Today
E. Fultz
T. Louis
AB. R. BH
A. E. Stone
Esceveee
van Zant
Chicago Beats Washington In Third Straight Game
Washington failed to hit Walsh as Chicago won the third game of the series. The visitors capitalized on Walsh pitching with base running and sac plays moving runners around the bases. Davis starred at the plate and on the bases.
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Walsh
Chicago
Wolsh
Davis
Jones
Holmes
Hill
Kittredge
Wolfe
F. Jones
Donahue
McFarland
Callahan
Dundon
Tannehill
Chi- Walsh
Cage
Sheridan
President declines Merchants' Association guest invitation
The June Merchants' Association meeting at Young's Hotel, led by President Amory A. Lawrence, extended a formal invitation to President Roosevelt to be their guest during his Massachusetts visit. The President thanked them but said he could not attend due to prior commitments to meet old college friends and avoid formal speeches.
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Merchants’ Association
Young’s Hotel
Amory A. Lawrence
Massachusetts
Resignation Accepted of Patrolman Heath in South Boston
A police headquarters notice states Patrolman Frederick Heath of Station 12 South Boston resigned and will engage in business. The Police Board accepted the resignation last evening.
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Frederick Heath
South
Boston
Heath
Bowdoin Names Captain After Maine Intercollegiate Wins
Harold G. Tobey of Canton Massachusetts elected captain at Bowdoin track meet. Tobey won first place in both the high and low hurdles at the Maine intercollegiate meet last month.
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Harold G. Tobey
Canton
Mass
Bowdoin College
Tobey
Maine
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