Americans Break Even at Boston Cleveland doubleheader
Boston and Cleveland split a holiday doubleheader at Huntington avenue with 3 to 1 morning win for Cleveland and a 6 to 1 Boston victory in the afternoon before over 18,000 fans. Key players included Lajoie, Hughes, Joss, Parent, Ferris, Lachance, and Collins, with strong fielding from Bradley and Gochnaur and notable moments as Boston preserved bragging rights in the second game.
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Boston
Cleveland
Huntington Avenue
Tom Hughes
Hughes
Joss
Hickman
Gochnaur
McCarthy
Flick
Jimmy Collins
Collins
Lajoie
Connolly
Napoleon Lajoie
Larry
Ferris
Wickman
Bradley
Fred Parent
Parent
Criger
Lachance
Stonewall
Lou Criger
Dougherty
Moore
Gibson
Smart
Trojans
Cy Young
Indiana
Young
Smith
Ray
Freeman
Hobe Ferris
Ferris-Lachance
O’brien
R. Fee
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Freeman, Jr
Oo Smith
Gilson
Baseball Summary From a Busy Boston Game
A detailed play by play describes early scoring by Dougherty and Ferris, Joss, Lajoie, and Higgins, with fielding highlights from Bemis, Gochnaur, and Collins. Boston rallies in the third and fourth, with Hughes, Dougherty, and Ferris contributing key hits as the game progresses, though the later innings end with no Napoleon outs.
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Hughes
Bay
Dougherty
Bradley
Lajoie
Ferris
Freeman
Joss
Collins
Bemis
Gochnaur
O’brien
Collings
lLadhance
Hickman
Criger
Ray
Boston
Ftand
McCarthy
Parent
Lachance
Flick
Napoleon
Philadelphia Wins on Road to Clinch First
Philadelphia defeats St Louis 4 to 1 to secure first place on the tour. Reidy ineffective, St Louis fielding ragged. Attendance 5060. Three-base hit Powers. Home run Seybold. Stolen bases Hemphill Pickering Powers Bender. Double play M Cross and Davis. Balk error by Bender. Time 2 38. Umpires Caruthers Hassett.
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Parent
Hickman
Bay
McCarthy
Gibson
Vlick
Lajoie
Gochnaur
Moore
Smith
Abbott
Connolly
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Reidy
Powers
Seybold
Pickering
Cross
Hemphill
Bender
M. Cross
Davis
Wallace
Balk
Caruthers and Hassett
New York Beats Chicago 1 0 in Ninth Inning
New York pitcher Wolfe allows only one hit as Chicago errs once more. Williams drives in the winning run with a ninth inning single after Slattery and Flaherty errors. Beville and Slattery doubled for Chicago. Attendance 1127. time 40 minutes. For other sports see page 4.
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Wolfe
Chicago
Slattery
Flaherty
Williams
Beville
Isbell
Fultz
O'Loughlin
Davis
B. Po
Holmes
Keeler
Jones of
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Willims
Conroy
Ganzel
Tannehill
McFarl
Nationals Win and Lose in Split with Brooklyns at South End
The Nationals split a doubleheader with Brooklyn at South End grounds in front of a small crowd. Boston won the morning game 3 to 2 as Pittenger allowed four hits while Marvin held Boston to six. Tenney scored the decisive run on a wild pitch after a Dexter leadoff score. In the afternoon Brooklyn rallied, scoring twice in the fifth to even the pair, with Sheckard driving in runs and Dobbs lofting a long fly to center for the tying and go ahead moments.
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Brooklyns
South End Grounds
South End
Boston
Brooklynites
Pittinger
Marvin
Tenney
Dexter
Garvin
Carney
Bonner
Sheckard
Stanley
Strang
Cooley
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Dobbs
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Pitteiusacives
Brooklyn Ants
Saki
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Flood
Reese En Po
Tochig Wis Des Warein Aeerees
Tae
Bgston
Ska Jenne
CC Oto
Brooklyn Sc Cieweeeveen
Sheck
Brooklyn Hands Pratt Crushing Defeat In Afternoon Tilt
Brooklyn pounded Wiley Pratt for sixteen hits and twenty six runs as Gus Schmidt led a relentless attack. The visitors opened early and broke open in the sixth and seventh innings with four and four runs respectively, while Boston misfields and wild throws allowed further scoring. Schmidt homered for four bases, and Dahlen, Flood, Jacklitsch, and others contributed key hits as Brooklyn built a decisive lead.
Cutting Affray Prices At Linsky Brothers Store
Hundreds look into the window of M. Linsky & Bros. at 669 Washington St as a cutting affray of prices is advertised. Two piece suits are $12.50, whole suits from $13.50, trousers from $3.50. Limited sale for a few days.
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M. Linsky & Bros
Washington St
New York Beats Philadelphia 7 to 4 in National Game
New York defeated Philadelphia 7 to 4 in a National League game. Fateful throws aided both sides with 1331 in attendance. Bowerman suspended three days by President Pulliam after a dispute with umpire Johnstone. Highlighted by Browne Dunn Keister Titus Barry hits and key double plays.
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Philadelphia
New York
Pulliam
Bowerman
Johnstone
Browne
Dunn
Keister
Titus
Barry
van Haltren
Hallman
Mertes
Babb
Hulswitz
Gleason
Taylor
Sparks
Emslite
Bresna
Thomas
Gilbert
Warner
Ceason
Roth
Oaylor
Pit
Douglas
Philadelphia Cosseael
Lynch Posts 21 Strikeouts in Brown Victory Over Columbia
In Providence on June 17, Lynch struck out 21 and allowed one hit as Brown defeated Columbia 8 to 0, marking his seventh shutout of the season. The game closed Brown's year amid commencement festivities with seniors' songs and three bands. Lynch was elected captain for next year and had just joined the Commanion Club, Brown's only honorary society for top students.
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Providence
R. I
Commanion Club
Brown
Dorchester High Defeats Cambridge Manual in Close Watered Game
Dorchester High School beat Cambridge Manual Training School by 11 to zero in yesterday’s afternoon field match. The win pulls Dorchester into a tie for second in the Interscholastic league alongside the training school, while Somerville High School clinched the series with nine wins.
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Dorchester High School
Cambridge Manual Training School
Dorchester
Somerville High School
Various Intercity Scores From Yesterday’s Games
Across multiple venues Worcester Philadelphia teams posted decisive wins while Toronto Buffalo and Baltimore Rochester contests narrowed to small margins. Defenders edged Colonials by one, Brookline and Norwood split, and Franklin Field hosted a heavy Minute Men victory over A L Grangers. Other results include Meriden Holyoke and New London Springfield games with clear victors.
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Worcester
Providence
Toronto
Buffalo
Baltimore
Rochester
Meriden
Holyoke
New London
Springfield
Norwich
New Haven
Hartford
Bridgeport
West Medford
Bell Rocks
Colonials
Brookline
Norwood
Massachusetts avenue_ grounds
Highland Unions
Bradley A. A
Franklin Field
A. L. Grangers
Somervillé Oakdale
Somerville
Stoneham
John P. Squire
Seaver Loses Final in Massachusetts Lawn Tennis
Kenneth Horton surprised by defeating R C Seaver in the Massachusetts state championship final at Longwood. Horton earns the right to challenge Beals Wright for the Massachusetts challenge cup and the defense of the title.
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Longwood
Kenneth Horton
R. C. Seaver
Beals Wright
Harvard Versus Yale Baseball Clash On Soldiers Field
Harvard and Yale meet on Soldiers Field for the first of the annual series. 12 000 to 15 000 spectators expected as Harvard hopes to surprise the Elis behind captain Walter Clarkson on the mound. Yale presents a feared lineup with Stephenson the standout hitter and Matthews strong in the field.
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Harvard
Yale
Soldiers Field
Pennsylvania
Walter Clarkson
Clarkson
Princeton
Stephenson
Matthews
Boxing Gossip on Young Corbett and Boston Scenes
The piece reviews Young Corbett's growth since his Boston visit, noting his shift from swagger to discipline, preference for boxing over vaudeville, and openness to future bouts for money. It mentions trainer Harry Tuthill, challenger Danny Moore, Patsey Haley's return, and plans around potential matches and engagements in the featherweight scene.
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Young Corbett
Boston
Terry McGovern
Corbett
Old Howard
Boston Sports
Terry
Nuhant
Hughey Murphy
New York
M. Campbell
Lowell
Trump
Harry Tuthill
Danny Moore
Hare
Patsey Haley
Patsey
Shakespeare Reels Promised Free Trial to Fishermen Worldwide
An advertisement invites all anglers to request a Shakespeare Reel and free bait trial. It praises brass and Stubbs steel construction, precision, and smooth operation, claiming superior design, drag, and silent running. It offers dealer distribution, a free fishing booklet, and a $100 prize for bass photos with dimensions.
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Wm. Shakespeare, Jr
Kalamazoo
Mich
Shakespeare
Young Corbett Focuses on Health Over Booze
A historical profile notes Young Corbett improving in health and appearance, trading excess flesh for condition. It praises his discipline, sparring with Kid McFadden, and his strategic plans for future boxing matches while balancing a theatrical side venture.
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Corbett
Kid McFadden
Terry
Rhett
Harry Pollok
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