Baseball matchups listed for major league games
Washington at Boston. Baltimore at Brooklyn Philadelphia at New York Cincinnati at Chicago. Louisville at St. Louis.
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Oston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
New York
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Louisville
Baltimore
Washington E
Eeese
Boston
Chicago
Eeee
Ry Uv
Washington
Louisville Peewee
New England
Brockton
Seeee
Sam Stho
New Bedford
Pawtucket
Eteee
Fall River
Eeenes
Newport
Taunton
Local Hardwood Matches Set for New Bedford Taunton
Matchups include New Bedford vs Taunton, Pawtucket facing Fall River, and Newport meeting Brockton in regional basketball action.
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New Bedford
Taunton
Pawtucket
Fall River
Newport
Brockton
Boston Downs Phillies 12 to 6 in high scoring win
Boston routs Philadelphia 12 to 6 behind Captain Duffy’s lineup as Tenney adds four runs and Stivetts drives three hits. Yeager fills center, Stivetts at short, Wheeler pitches the rest after Dunkle start, with strong defense from Lowe Collins and Duffy.
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Boston
Trpo A.B
Duffy
Premmey
Scode
Collins
Stivetts
S. S
Bergen
Stahl
R. F
Yeager
C.f
Lewis
Socgis
Philadelphia
Cooley
Douglass
Delehanty
F. Orev
Lajoie
Flick
Fisher
McFarland
E. Seer
Philadelphia A
Tenney
Cross
Wheeler
Lowe
Lass
Doug
Phillies
Long
Hamilton
Happy Jack Stivetts
Short Field
George Yeager
Billy Hamilton
Fred Tenney
Big Jack Stivetts
Dunkle
Piatt
George Wheeler
Methuen
Ed Lewis
Bobby Lowe
Chick Stahl
Bob Lowe
Monte Cross
Coorey
Eenty
Vier
Pratt
MccFarland
Del
Berken
Delahanty
Jack
Duglass
Mek Farland
Dougass
Bicle
Melarland
Dele
Cleveland Beats Pittsburg In Extra Innings Eight to Four
Cleveland drives in four runs in the ninth and finishes with an 8 to 4 win over Pittsburg. Pitcher Young fans 35, Killen 3, with two base hits by Young Blake and McCarthy among others. Umpire Say a Connolly. Time 55 minutes. Attendance not listed.
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Frazer
Cintigpaths
Cossess
Ovine O
Cincinnati
Hoy
Vaughn
Corcoran
Smith
McPhee
Breitenstein
Walgher
Snyder
Cinecinnati
Louisville
Swartwood and Wood
Childs
Palir Ee
Oecs
Secs
Arece O'S
Cova i
Cocks Oe
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Killen
Young
Blake
Ebeau
McCarthy
Donovan
O'Brien
Saya Connolly
Pirates
F. Sete
Gray
Davis
Eeenee
Padden
Bowerman
Daly
AL PO
Burkett
Wallace
McKean
McAleer
C. F
Ee Zimmer
Ewe Esos
P. Se
O'Connor
Seeesee
Baltimore
AB. PO
McGraw
Keller
Jennings
Kelley
Demontreville
McGann
Holmes
Robinson
C Wee Wee Wean
Maul
Washington
Selbach
Gettman
Anderson
Meyers
Wrigley
Mercer
Ec. F. of
Ewes
Keeler
Manl
McGuire
Baltimore Rally Beats Washington in Postponed Game
Baltimore defeated Washington in a postponed contest. The game ended after Washington completed its half of the eighth inning to allow the Senators to catch a train for Boston. The score was not stated.
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Baltimore
Washington
Senators
Boston
Griffith Leads Chicago Shutout of Browns in June Tilt
Chicago pitchers blank the Browns 4 to 0 as Griffith dominates on the mound with steady support. Attendance approaches 110, with Chicago grabbing the victory in a clean line game.
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Chicago
ST. Louis
Griffith
Browns
Black vs. White at Charles River Park on June 17
Taylor faced McDuffee in a 30 mile paced event along the river park course. Referee Wack called at 4 p.m. after the main action.
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Charles River Park
Taylor Vs. McDuffee
WACK
Bargain Bicycle Sale at C F Porter Co 602 Washington St
C F Porter & Co offers discounts on Snell and Massasoit bicycles with new and second hand models. Consumers can pay COD for approval and receive one express charge deduction if they keep the wheel. Sundries sold at very low prices.
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Snell
Winslow
Massasoit Snell
Harvard Wins as Hayes Dominates Brown in One-Sided Game
In Providence on June 15, Harvard trounced Brown as Hayes delivered a standout pitching and hitting display. Brown could not convert baserunners into runs while Sedgwick left with a split finger, leaving the series against Harvard tied. The score details follow in the report.
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Louisville
Colonels
Breitenstein
Josh Clarke
Wilson
Providence
R. I
Wheel of Fortune
Brown
Harvard
Sedgwick
Hayes
Dead Heat Sparks Open At Combination Park Harness Meet
The Combination Park event opened with favorable conditions and spirited finishes led by a dead heat in the 2:18 pace between Maggie and Annie Shedd. Maggie and Zanita headlined a field of six as Myrtie Peek showcased trained horses including Boston and Queen Bess while elk demonstrations entertained between races.
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Combination Park
Maggie
Annie Shedd
Myrtie Peek
Boston
Teele
Queen Bess
Peek
Miss Peek
Annie
Gardner
Zanita
Fieldmont
Sterling
Nelson
Shedd
Sanford L
Landlady
Currie
Glory
Sports score summary from regional pairings
Regions list pairings showing scores with teams from Pawtucket Providence Springfield Brockton Taunton Wilkes Barre Syracuse Hartford Richmond and opponents including Montreal Toronto Paterson. Final tallies range from 0 to 38 with multiple close contests and decisive wins.
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Providence
Rochester
Springfield
Buffalo
Brockton
New Sedford
Taunton
Fall River
Wilkesbarre
Montreal
Syracuse
Toronto
Hartford
Reading
Richmond
Paterson
Malden week baseball schedule features Cambridge and Dorchester clashes
The Malden games host the Cuban X Giants Friday and the Newtowne Club of Cambridge Saturday. Happy Jack Stivetts will pitch for the South Bostons on June 17 against the Newports. Charley Hickman visits his old Boston teammates after coming from Providence. Cambridge Prospects meet the Barrymores at Dorchester on June 17. East Boston grounds host Ganzell vs Harbor Views at 10 2 oclock. Deve Reilly joins Springfield replacing Jimmy Rogers. Norwood plays South Boston on July 9. Frye School ends season at Sharon on June 17. Mike Powers heads to Notre Dame for degree then rejoins Louisville.
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Malden
Cuban X Giants
Newtowne Club
Cambridge
Happy Jack Stivetts
Bostons
South Bostons
Newports
Boston
Jack
Barrymores
Dorchester
East Boston Athletic Grounds
Charley Ganzell
Harbor Views
McKillop
Haverhill
Springfield
Ganzell
Doherty
T. McEnaney
Deve Reilly
Holyoke
Fall River
Jimmy Rogers
Norwood
South Boston
Frye
Sharon A. C
Sharon
Mike Powers
Notre Dame University
Louisville
Kid McCoy Confirms Buffalo Move For Bigger Purse
Boxing gossip reports Kid McCoy chose Buffalo over Lenox A C for a bigger sum, claiming Jim O’Rourke’s threat to sue is answered by legal counsel. He cites July 1 bout plans with Sid Lavigne and Erne at Buffalo’s Olympic A C, while noting Daly’s challenge.
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Kid McCoy
Choynski
Lenox A. C
Buffalo
New York City
Tom O'Rourke
McCoy
O'Rourke
Buffalo Club
Dan Stuart
Stuart
Carson Battle
McCoy- Choynski
Lénox A. C
Eveenly
Anee
Homer Selby
Kid
Om O'Rourke
Joe Choynski
Julan
Fitzsimmons
Choynmat Eeads
York
Sid Lavigne
Jack Daly
Lavigne
Frank Erne
Olympic A. C
Sacred Heart Pioneer Games Set At Spy Pond
Amateur meet led by Sacred Heart Pioneer Corps East Cambridge features 100 yard dash with Jackson Bernstein Scanlan and Ferguson in fields of 20 plus, plus a Cambridge championship baseball game Warrens versus Craigies. Handicaps range up to 35 yards as Dewey A C Calculus and Cambridgeport entries race for team honors.
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Sacred Heart Pioneer Corps of
East Cambridge
Spy Pondrove
Warrens
Craigies
Cambridge
John M. Jackson
New England
Ond
Bernstein and Ferguson
Harvard
Bernstein
N. Scanlan
St. Augustine’s A. A
Archdiocesans
Sikes
Harry Bannister
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
New York
Dick Grant
A. McDonald
Jim O’connell
Boston College
J. B. Maguire
Cambridgeport G. A
Bannister
Dewey A. C
Calculus
Charleshank
Dewey
Frank Sweeney
Hugh McGinness
CC. G. A
M. I. Bernstein
H. A.A
N. GC. Mills
M. Nehqnmaker
Peter Jackson
Boston
John A. A
Jen Reilly
James Doyle
Jackson
George J. Masters
C. G.A
Charles J. Sweeney
J. Doyle
M. L. Bernstein
Joseph Doyle
Ae Bae Scratch
L. S
J. B. O’conne
Netl Celleher
H. D. Bannister
K. A
BK. J. Barrett
Mission Church
J. M. Jackson
F. Crowley
Henry Pray
William J. Lynch
Walsh
Christian Union
Everett
R. A. McLennan
B.A.A
J. E. O'Connell
F. J. Barrett
J. P. Lucas
G. A
C. J. Sweeney
John C. Grey
Serated
WN. Scanlon
Charlesbank Notes Highlight Boston Track Scene
Tom Burke departs to Chicago for New York A C and A A U events on June 23. He runs the century twice at Charlesbank, clocking near 10 seconds. Harry Bannister of Knickerbocker A C plans Boston meets. Frazier of St Augustines runs sprints. Hobbs ex-East Boston A A man shows great form. Doyle the standout interscholastic quarter miler garners top attention.
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Tom Burke
Chicago
New York A. C
Chicago A. C
Charlesbank
Boston
Frazier
St. Augustine’s A. C
Bank
Friddie’’ Hobbs
Boston A. A
Bob’ Ferguson
Harvard
Frank Quinlan
Doyle
Kutnow's Improved Effervescent Powder Advertised by Doctors
The advertisement touts Kutnow's Improved Effervescent Powder as a palatable substitute for mineral waters able to deliver the benefits of mineral spring treatment at home. Endorsed by STANLEY RENDALL MD and others, it claims gentle laxative effects, suitability for children, and broad medical support from physicians at Aix-les-Bains, Bad Nauheim, and Chicago. Sold by all druggists with direct inquiry option.
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Stanley Rendall
M. D
Brachet
Aix-les-Bains
Kutnow
E. M. Hale
Chicago
Groedel
Bad Nauheim
Eddie McDuffee Sets Track Pace Ahead of Mill Race
Eddie McDuffee wowed spectators with a one third mile in 3045 seconds at Charles River track ahead of a 30 mile race tomorrow against Major Taylor. His time would imply a mile at that pace of about 1 32 Nicholas faster than the world record, though he was finishing a five mile training spin. Major Taylor and pacemakers arrive today to prepare for the day’s events while other riders like Tom Linton and Nat Butler also work toward their Saturday engagements in Philadelphia and New York.
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Charles River Park
Eddie McDuffee
Major Taylor
McDuffee
Charles River
Nat Butler
Philadelphia
Charley Church
Frank Starbuck
Tom Linton
Edward ‘Taylor
New York
Metropolitan Wheelmen
Kangaroo Road Club
Sager
Swanbrough
Tom
H. Meera
M. W. Gray
Ferre
Kelleher
Hammond
A. A. McLean
Warburton
Regan
Wheelock
Fulford
Sherer
Watts
Martin
Jackson
Casey
Ekberg
Odell
Willis
Frank Butler
Coleman
Pettia
Darlow
Leonert
Anderson
Hills and Lee
Allen
Tenzler
Davis
Two Riders Bet $3500 For 50 Mile Cherles River Race
Manager Duecker holds $3500 in side bets and purse for a Cherles River Park 50 mile race between Harry Elkes and Bill Martin on June. The referee will receive the lump sum to pay the winner, with no loser’s end. The match promises a historic stake as both men push rigorous training for the event.
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Manager Duecker
Harry Elkes
Bill Martin
Cherles River Park
Bicycle notes from the streets to the track and clubs
Rube Shields now in Denver after riding the capitol steps. He heads to the Omaha fair and LA W national meet. Harlem Wheelmen seek sanctions from NY clubs to oust IL A W board member A D Waite. Missouri L A W chief Henry Y Lucas to resign for lack of member energy. W C Story to run the first open century from 674 Massachusetts Ave at 8 am next Sunday inviting new riders. Pace limited to ten mph. special division returns from Newburyport for hurryers with souvenirs for finishers within twenty minutes of pacemakers. Cooper pressures Eddie.
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Rube Shields
Denver
Capitol Steps
Omaha Fair
Klondike
Seattle
Harlem
New York
Hare
N. Y. Associated Cycling Clubs
A. D. Waite
IL. A. W. Racing Board
Henry Y. Lucas
Missouri
Massachusetts Avenue
Newburyport
Cooper
Eddie
In Bad Shape Blake Taken Out of the Varsity Team
Coach reports Blake is out due to injury or illness and Whitney, a freshman, is sidelined. Lohmann visits the coach Cook for guidance as coaching plans encounter delays and no clear launch for a new season emerges.
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Blake
Harvard Crew Suffers Setbacks Ahead of Race
Harvard University crew at Cambridge faces a series of setbacks including Blake or Kernan in No. 2, poor coaching via a slow substitute launch, and Whitneys cold sidelining No. 2. Freshman captain Whitney replaced by John Lawrence. the shake up disrupts both varsity and freshman squads as J. J. Storrow arrives.
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Harvard
Gales Ferery
Conn
Blake
Kernan
Whitney
No. 2
Dr. Jones
John Lawrence
Bob"’ Cook
Lehmann
J. J. Storrow
Local Gaelic football clash set for Locust street grounds
Gaelic football fans will watch the June 17 Locust street grounds clash between the O Connells of South End and the Garryowens of Cambridge. The tie two years ago at Somerville is remembered as one of the state’s greatest. Both sides claim strong lineups.
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O'Connells
South End
Garryowens
Cambridge
Locust Street
Somerville
I3aelic
Newton
Longwood
United States
Myonia Hunt Club
Joe Loyd
Willie Anderson
Ballusrol
James Anderson
Onwentsia
Foulis
Wheaton
Turpie
Glenview
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van Haltren
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Shindle
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World OF Sport
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