Boston and Cleveland Split Twin Bill at South End Grounds
Ten thousand fans watched a dramatic double feature as the Cleveland club fought back to tie Boston with late offense. Zimmer blasted a seventh inning homer for Cleveland, while Boston answered with McKean and a ninth inning rally led by Loewe and Sullivan to seal an 8–6 win in the afternoon game.
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South End
Clevelands
Zimmer
McKean
Sullivan
Loewe
Bobby
Wallace
Boston
Tebeau
Knell
Cy Young
Goodnat
Patsey
Nash
Jimmie McGarr
Bannon
Cleveland
McGarr
McAleer
Childs
McDonald
Tommy McCarthy
Charlie Nichols
O'Connor
Tucker
Zimmer's Homer Wins in Forenoon Contest
Burkett started the morning game by drawing a walk and advancing. McKean singled scoring McKean, and O'Connor doubled to drive in two runs. Duffy beat a fast ball for a run, McCarthy added a RBI, and the inning featured sharp baserunning and fielding plays as Zimmer's homer provided the decisive spark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucker
Bannon
Emn
Pride
Lowe
McAleer
Nichols
Baysan
McCarthy
Duffy
Nash
McGarr
Zimmer
Homer
Ganzel
McKean
Chilis
Long
Blake
Burkett
Wallace
Childs
O'Connor
Boston
Cleveland
Knell
O’connor
Mc‘Garr
Wash
Sullivan, Lowe power Spiders in late rally win
Sullivan and Lowe ignite a scoring spree as the Spiders rally in the later innings. Duffy, Tenney, and Long collect key hits while McCarthy earns a win on the mound. The lengthy plate work features multiple outfield assists and baserunning blunders shaping the outcome.
Malarky Shuts Chicago as Washington Wins Ninetieth Game
Fourteen Washington players appeared in today's game against Chicago but Washington prevailed. Malarky relieved Stocksdale after four and allowed six hits in the sixth inning, yet Boyd shut Chicago in two innings. Lange homered as attendance reached 4500.
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Washington
Chicago
Anson
Stocksdale
Malarky
Boyd
Griffith
Kittridge
McGuire
Coogan
Baltimore Triumphs Over St Louis in One-Sided Opener
Baltimore won 12 to 5 after a seven-run first inning. Esper struggled, Clarkson debuted for Baltimore yielding two hits in six innings as Ehret settled in. Attendance was about 4,100 with Baltimore racking up 16 hits to St Louis's 8 and committing 2 errors to 6.
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Baltimore
ST. Louis
Ehret
Esper
Clarkson
Clarke
Peitz
New York Nips Louisville As Davis Delivers Deciding Run
New York wins a tight game over Louisville with Davis scoring the ninth inning winner. German receives solid support as both teams produce free hitting. Attendance reported at 3,000 with 11 hits by each side and 3 errors for both teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Yorks
Louisvilles
Davis
Louisville
Zahner and
Welch
Pittsburg Defeats Philadelphia In Low-Scoring Win
Pittsburg pitchers Hawley stymied Philadelphia to three singles through eight innings as Pittsburg pulled ahead with three runs in the fifth and two in the seventh. Beckley homered for Pittsburg while Philadelphia tallying two in the ninth. Attendance 6900. Final Pittsburg 6 Philadelphia 2.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Hawley
Beckley
Hawley and Kinslow
Carsey and Clements
Brooklyn Beats Cincinnati In Ninth Inning Rally
In Brooklyn June 17 the Reds led until the sixth when four singles broke the game open for Brooklyn. Foreman left injured in the seventh and Ewing in the eighth as Brooklyn won 6 hits to 7 for Cincinnati with two errors each. Daub and Grim opposed Foreman Rhines and Merritt.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Cincinnatis
Foreman
Ewing
Cincinnati
Daub
Grim
Rhines
Merritt
Fall River Drops Game In Ninth In Augusta
In Augusta Maine the Fall River team led twice but a dropped fly in the eighth and Connors failing to touch third in the ninth cost them. Both starters pitched well with solid support. final score Fall River 1 Augusta 4. Base hits Fall River 13 Augusta 2. errors Fall River 2 Augusta 2. Lincoln and Rollins, Baker and Flynn listed in B series.
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Augusta
Connors
Fall River
Lincoln
Rollins
Baker Ad Flynn
Pawtucket Tops Portland In Low Scoring Tilt
Pawtucket defeated Portland 8 to 2 as pitcher Key delivered the standout performance of the day. Pawtucket built a small early lead and held firm, with Kelley and Yeager sharing pitching duties for the win while Killeen and Ternier worked for Portland.
Mudgin Dominates Battling Bangor In Low-Scoring Win
In Bangor on June 17 the home team edged New Bedford 7 to 3 as Mudgin shut down the visitors early. Bangor finally broke through with ten hits in the fifth and sixth, Hayes leading at bat and Deady and Hayward handling the field.
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Bangor
Bedford
Mudgin
Hayes le
Deady
Hayward
New Bedford
Mudge
Wheeler
Hayes
Wilson
Catnard
Murphy
Sharp
Brockton Nine Edges Lewiston In Low-Scoring Game
Brockton beat Lewiston 10 to 6 as pitcher Bodge kept hits scattered. The final shows Brockton 11 base hits to Lewiston 8 with 7 and 6 errors respectively. Included are box score lines and scorer notes from Lewiston Maine in late June.
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Bodge
Kep
Brockton
Lewiston
Lewist
Itterfes
Miller
Manning
Bodg
Burke
Oman
Salem and Haverhill Split Afternoon Baseball Games
Salem and Haverhill divided the honors in two afternoon games. The first game ended in a go one with an error by McStein costing three runs. The score showed Haverhill 9 Salem 3. Base hits favored Haverhill with 11 to Salem’s. Errors were six for Haverhill and six for Salem. Batt s were credited to G Woods and Clohecy, Yerrick and Iehan.
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Salem
G. Batt¢s
G. Woods
Clohecy
Yerrick
Iehan
Nashua and Lawrence Poor Tie in June Exhibition
Nashua and Lawrence produced a weak baseball game in Nashua New Hampshire. Errors dominated the early innings while Brooks was wild and ineffective and Black showed a fair effort. Final score lines appear garbled but Nashua trailed Lawrence with several runs scored.
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Nashua
N. H
Nash
Lawrence
Brooks
Black
Nashus
Lowell Beats Fitchburg In A Sharp Contest
Fitchburg hosts Lowell in a closely played game. Haggerty starred with four sensational right field catches. Final score shows Lowell with multiple late rallies, totaling 10 runs to Fitchburg’s 1.
Salem Beats Haverhill in Shortened Six Inning Game
Salem prevailed with ease in six innings as they outplayed Haverhill on both sides. The final line shows Salem 18 to 4 over Haverhill with 11 base hits to 7 for Haverhill and 1 error to 10. Batteries were Regan Linehan for Salem and Brinton Clohecy for Haverhill.
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Salem
Springfield and Wilkesbarre Battle In Eastern League Game
Large crowd watches Springfield edge Wilkesbarre 9 to 3 in a keen contest. Springfield fielded better, Campfield hit hard in the eighth, Leahy made a foul catch and Campfield a one hand liner grab. Garry, Coughlin, Shannm, Lytle with two base hits highlight the offense.
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Springfield
Wilkesbarre
Campfield
Leahy
Ikesbarre
Pringfield
Garry
Coughlin
Shannm
Lytle
Scheffler
Lytch
Betts
McMahon
Campield
Shanwn
Griffin
Shannon
Schelier
Providence Grays Rally to Beat Scranton in Close Game
Providence over Scranton 6 to 4 as the Grays recover from an early three run deficit. Key moments include a fifth inning surge off Johnson and late errors by Scranton in the eighth and ninth. Clark delivers a three base hit while Lyons earns two stolen bases and Rudderham one. Attendance 800 at Providence.
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Providence
Scranton
Grays
Johnson
Scrantons
Rudderham
Brady
Egan
Providace
Clark
Lyons
Knight
Maney
Hustin
E. Rogers
T.johnso
J. Rogers
Sticker
Murray
Dixon
T. Johnson
Bassett
Wright
Money
Stricker
Radford
Dixi
Rudderhall
E Rogers
Harper Leads Rochester to Narrow Victory Over Syracuse
In Syracuse on June 17, Harper pitched for Rochester as they outscored Syracuse 9 to 6. Syracuse managed only six scattered hits, and a ninth inning rally failed to tie the game. Attendance reached about 1,200 as Rochester earned the win with strong pitching and defensive play.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Harper
Rochester
Erors
Berger
Barnett
Hess
Buffalo Beats Toronto In Tight Buffalo Toronto Tilt
In Buffalo June 17 with two outs in the first inning Dowse fumbled a grounder allowing two runs. McGinness and Gray gave up runs but were well supported as Buffalo won 4 to 2 despite Toronto’s dash. Attendance 2200. Hits Buffalo 9 Toronto 9. Errors 2 each. Batteries McGinness Urquhart Gray Casey.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Dowse
Smith
McGinness
Gray
Buffalos
Torontos
Toronto
Urquhart
Casey
Newton Defeats Marlboro Twice in Centre Games
Newton Athletic Association beat Marlboro 9 to 3 in the morning game at Newton Centre with Moore delivering 14 assists and Mason strong behind the plate. In the afternoon Newton won 14 to 8 as Fitz fanned 11 and Abbott led at the plate.
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Newton Athletic Association
Marlboro
Association
Newton Centre
Newton
Marlboros
Newtons
Moore
Mason
Fitz
Abbott
Larrabee
Stronach
Newson
Tiboro
Holy Cross Dominates South Boston In Holiday Exhibition
A crowd of about 1000 watched Holy Cross crush South Boston by a wide margin at Congress street grounds yesterday. Sullivan pitched better than the score showed as fielding and batting miscues spoiled the visitors. Holy Cross played a strong game and controlled the action throughout.
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Congress Street Grounds
South Bostons
Holy Cross
Collegians
South Boston
Sullivan
Eenee Fitzerald
Mc Eever
Donovan
Z Nolan
Butler
Idmesanatte
Holy Croas
Teeanee
Souton
Maroney
Fitzgerald
McKeever
Nolan
Kelly
Curley
Sockalexis
W. H. Fox
Murphy
Harkins
Marphey
Zauiean
Pa Nolan
Powers
Higue
Gaffney
Wellington Shooters Compete At State Club Meet
The sixteenth annual summer tournament of the Massachusetts State Shooting Association was held at the Boston Shooting Association grounds. About 250 entries competed across many ten and twenty target events, with Climax winning the individual badge and the Boston Shooting Association claiming the team badge amid high scores and a busy day of shooting.
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Wellington
Massachusetts State Shooting Association
Boston Shooting Association
Colonel Jones
Herbert
Captain White
Eager
Allison
Climax
Kennison
Broker Hyde
Davis
Howe
Sanborn
Yarp
Jones
White
Hyde
Judkins
Breen
Hastings
Hathaway
W’uck
Nichols
Bowker
Parker
Hager
Cunard
Snow
Mascroft
Grant
Daniels
Short
Woodruff
Patterson
Wood
Curren
Parker and Hathaway
Puck
Pray
Eeen
Reen
Curtis
Eliot Athletic Club Meet Highlights at Walker Street Grounds
The Eliot Athletic Club hosted a successful New tonville meet on Walker street with many entries and fair records. Judges L. W. Chandler and C. B. Cotting, measurer J. Webster, announcer D. M. Dutch. W. L. Barnard won consolation for most seconds. events led by H. W. Brudno in 100 yard dash and F. G. L. Kimball in multiple events, with distances and times listed for each.
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Eliot Athletic Club
Walker Street
Newtonville
L. W. Chandler
C. B. Cotting
J. Webster
D. M. Dutch
W. L. Barnard
H. W. Brudno
W. J. McLellan
W. E. Soule
F. G. L. Kimball
O. D. Kimball
W. 8. Hatch
O. D. Fisher
F. G._L. Kimball
J. Wee
N. Hop
C. D. Fisher
Nahant Dory Club Races Standouts In Dual Event
The Nahant Dory Club held a race for first and second class boats coinciding with the Massachusetts club race. First class went Winthrop Head and return with H M Sears first A Johnson second and George Melzard third in a tight finish. Second class Uno led by Howard Dean won with Widgen Buster Taylor and Can't Help It in pursuit. course covered seven miles to ship beach buoy and back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nahant Dory Club
Massachusetts Club
Winthrop
H. M. Sears
A. Johnson
George Melzard
Uno
Howard Dean
Widgen
Whitehead
Caffrey
Atherton
Bennett
Buckley
Sullivan
The
Columbians
Weld Boat Club
B A. A
West Lynn Boat Club
West Lynn
West End
Riversides
Lynn Triumphs Over Everett in Cricket Match
Lynn defeated Everett by 130 to 67 yesterday. R. Fairburn led batting for Lynn while Heys’s bowling posed a major obstacle for Everett.
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Everett
Lynn
R. Fairburn
Heys
Felonious Assault Reported in Brookline Near Buckminster Road
A young girl was assaulted on Sunday evening near Buckminster Road and Dean Road in Brookline. The attacker grabbed her mouth, she screamed, and the assailant fled into the woods. Neighbors aided, a doctor was summoned, and police are investigating with a suspect believed known.
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Brookline
Buckminster Road
Dean Road
Cox
Natick Pioneer Nathaniel Clark Dead at 93
Nathaniel Clark of Natick died at his Walnut Hill home aged 93 after a long decline since his wife’s death. Born Foxboro October 1801 he moved to Natick in 1886 and became a leading businessman, first Natick postmaster, served in the General Court three terms, helped form Natick Five Cents Savings Bank and was its first treasurer. He also was a director of Natick Bank. Funeral and further services arranged for Wednesday afternoon.
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Natick
Nathaniel Clark
Natick'n
Walnut Hill
Mark
Foxboro
Riverside Boat Club dominates Metropolitan Regatta on the Charles
Thousands of spectators watched the Metropolitan Amateur Rowing Association regatta on the Charles River. Riverside Boat Club swept senior events including the decisive four oared shells and eight oared shells. Winners included River sides in senior fours and Riverside Boat Club in senior eights with strong performances by Whitehead Caf frey Buckley and O'Neil among others.
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Charles River
Metropolitan Amateur Rowing Association
Early
Berkeley
O'Neil
Buckley
Sullivan
Atherton
Hartford
Caffrey
Whitehead
Riversides
Institute Club of
Newark
N. J
Millstreams
City Points
City Point
Shawmuts
Weld Boat Clubs
Riverside Boat Club
W. A. Brooks
Seth Sprague
M. W. Brick
P. L. Murtha
J. W. Lund
J. F. Facey
W. J. Cleary
James F. Stokes
Thomas Jes
R. AS
William Buckley
W. L
Timers
J. Feneno
GC. B. C
J. Page Mahoney
John Bowler
Charlesbank
P. A. Berkeley, Jr
Bradford Boat Club
Michael W. Early
West End Boat Club
Joseph O'Neil
Shawmut Boat Club
Michael Buckley
West Lynn Boat Club
Arthur Sullivan
Joseph Whitehead
Columbian Soring Club
William McCaffrey
Hartford Boat Club
Cornelius Buckley
West Boat Club
al Bennett
B.A. A
Bennett
D. Sullivan
Columbians
Weld Boat Club
B. W. P. Thompson
W. P. Youngman
Philip Gardner
J. H. Craig
P. P. Watson
N. G. Horton
City Point Rowing Association
Joseph Benton
J. Me. Carthy
F. Johnson
J. Denney
Joe Bergin
Hayes
J. K. Mahoney
Wienaney
W . Or, Jr
G. G. Bradfencoln Davis
B. B. Crowninshield
J. Rand
J. J. Sullivan
J. J. Howard
T. F. Geary
Millstream Boat Club
George H. McDonald
T. V. Mahoney
W. McDonald
George J. Phair
Shawmut Bowling Club
Joeph
David Murphy
William Dunn
John Dunn
A. Goff
James Dunn
A. Sullivan
Peter Dunn
B A A Games Open Handicap at Irvington Oval
The B A A open handicap events ran at Irvington Oval with about 500 spectators. H W Smith of the Latin School won the 100 yard dash, with J E Brook and E A Colcord second and third. Multiple heats and finals followed in the 100 yard, one mile, 600 yard, hammer, and other events with notable performances by Smith, Brook, Hardenbrook, Welpus, and Holland among others.
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Irvington Oval
H. W. Smith
the Ton Latin School
J. E. Brook
Hopkinson
E. A. Colcord
Roxbury High
H. Roxby
W. B. Foyer
Brookline High School
Za Tatin School
J. B. Brooks
W. D. Rising
Newton A. Ee Abrams
Chauncy Hall
B . W. Smith
Rowton Latin School
HA. Colcord
J. E. Brooks
F. D. Hardenbrook
T. KE. Burke
J. F. Welfus
Ton College
T. E. Brooks
T. A. KeMeher
Lynn
B. F. Wellas
Boston College
William Robinson
J. H. Clark
F. E B. Loomey
A. A
W. J. Holland
Suffolk
A. N. Rice
F. A. Dunlap
Newton A. A. Meet Sets New Mile Bicycle Record
A Newton Centre rider Gardner Crafts set a new mile bicycle track record at a Newton A. A. meet held on the playground in Newton Centre. Officials included A. W. Tarbell as referee and C. W. Tewkes as announcer.
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Newton
Newton A. A
Newton Centre
Gardner Crafts
A. W. Tarbell
Newton Crane
Clinton Hunter
Clifford Kimball
M. Merrill
W. C. Johnson
C. N. Fitz
Cobb
F. E
R. L. Buttler
W. D. Rising
A. Miller
G. W. Crawley
Cottage Social Club Picnic Sets World Record at Highland Lake Grove
About 1200 people attended the fifth annual Cottage Social Club picnic at Highland Lake Grove Upham’s Corner Dorchester. The Savin Hills beat Albanys 28 to 10 in a five inning ball game with Porter pitching superbly. High standing jump by Baker tied the world record at 6 ft 2½ in and a lively day of races and dancing followed.
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Cottage
Upham's Corner
Dorchester
Highland Lake Grove
Albanys
Savin Hills
St. James Young Men
Larkin
St. James
Porter
Sé¢Ore
Manning
Hamilton
Lynn
Clapp
Jorrie Donahue
H. Baker
Gibbs
J. Walsh
P. Larkin
Terpsichore
Middle States tennis final at Orange closes in cables
The Middle States championship tennis tournament at Orange Lawn Tennis Club concluded with men’s doubles final. Clarence Hobart and Edwin P. Grecher defeated William A. Larned and John Owland 3-1 7-5 6-3 6-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
N. J
Orange Lawn Tennis Club
Clarence Hobart
Edwin P. Grecher
William A. Larned
John Owland
Valkyrie III Prepares for Trial Sail
The racing mainsail is on board and bent on Valkyrie III. The yacht, based in Gourock, is set for a possible trial trip tomorrow as crew readiness proceeds.
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Gourock
For Other Sporting News See Pages 6 nd l
Readers are directed to sports coverage on page 6 and the nearby section for additional athletic updates and results.
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Galem
Kean
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Louis
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Cent
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Rockton
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McGauzel
R. Ri
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Young
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Spiders
California
Pawtucket
Portland
Spill
Ternier
Kelley
Yeager
Killeend Ternier
New England
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Luchia
Brooks and Hart
Fitchburg
Haggerty
Coyle
Cushman
Magee
Gildea
Hubbard
Stumpy
Lowen
Warren
Quinlan
Bemis
Bowen
Ule
Benedict
Gauthier
Uinlan
O’brien
Soule
O'Brien
Stronacheserick
Bond
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Shell
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Daniel Coffey
Cottage Social Club
Valkyrie
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