Brooklyn Triumphs as Boston Slips in Eleven Inning Duel
Brooklyn edges Boston in an eleven inning game tainted by umpire O Day two dubious calls. Chick Stahl shines with stellar defense and clutch hits including bases loaded single in the eighth. Jimmy Collins and Dahlen contribute, while Nichols dominates early with sharp pitching for the Red Sox. The crowd jeered O Day for questionable calls as Cornell meets Pennsylvania in Ithaca and Georgetown faces Lehigh in Bethlehem.
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Tenney
Chick Stahl
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Chick
Sullivan
Jimmy Collins
Hamilton
Collins
Stahl
Daly
O’day
Kelley
League Games Today Scoreboard Mismatch
Brooklyn hosts Boston in Boston. New York faces RamAenDnne with Philadelphia and Pittsburg meeting Chicago in Cage. Cincinnati plays St. Louis in St. Louis.
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The Cause of Many Sudden Deaths
A period advertisement warns kidney disease as a hidden killer linked to heart failure pneumonia and apoplexy It promotes Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney liver and bladder issues claiming quick cures and offering free samples and a book via mail from Kilmer Co Binghamton NY.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
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Controversial Decision Sparks Protests in Brooklyn Game
Brooklyn edges Boston 3 to 2 in eleven innings after a disputed eighth inning call by umpire O'Day. Farrell's two-base hit and a late Seac man rally set the stage for a marathon, with McGinnity buckling down and the visitors scoring three late runs to force extras.
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Lucky eighth fuels Boston in tense baseball clash
Boston breaks through in the eighth with Nichols a single and Hamilton a double. Kelley nearly snags it, Daly fumbles, and McGinnity drives in Nichols on Tenney to spark a rally. Stahl adds two more as a bunt and steady hits keep the score close through ten. Brooklyn’s errors and late hits shape a tight, tense contest with no final winner noted.
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Philadelphia Triumph Over New York on Gleason Error
Philadelphia defeated New York as Gleason misplayed in the seventh and Delehanty stole to third in the eighth. Attendance was 4420. The score remained in dispute.
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Philadelphia
New York
Gleason
Delehanty
Two Doubles Do All The Scoring In Chicago Tilt
Chicago nine managed only two doubles for its runs as Philipp allowed a lone inning of resistance. Pittsburg collected timely hits to push across runs, with 900 in attendance watching the game. The final score remains to be stated from the provided fragment.
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Chicago
Philipp
Pittsburg
St Louis Golf Meet Sees Ferocious Finish and Records
June results from St Louis show mixed returns with Dillard fumbling Beckley’s ninth inning grounder costing a win. MacDonald and Thorp duel to a dramatic finish while Lockwood dominates both rounds. Averill, Hubbard, Shaw, and others post strong scores in Myopia Cup events and consolation rounds.
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ST. Louis
Dillard
Beckley
Myopia Golfers Mixed Finish in Open at Myopia Hunt Club
June 18 Hamilton The Myopia Cup finals set for tomorrow feature A G Lockwood of Allston Club and J G Averill of Rochester and Harvard after a day of surprising results. G G Hubbard claimed the consolation cup, while Arthur Silsbee grabbed net prizes. a three way tie for goose prize arose from a Lockwood error at the ninth hole.
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St. Andrew’s
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Ripley
Young Hubbard
Y Lockwood
Averill
Shaw
Harriman
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H. Longworth
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J. G. Thorp
A. J. Robbins
T. Richardson
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IL. A. Frothingham
Hamilton
Yopia Hunt Club
Allston Club
Rochester
Harvard
G. G. Hubbard
A. J. Ripley
Arthur Silsbee
Essex County Club
Myopia
Driving contest highlights Hoosie Whisick event at Canton
At the Hoosie Whisick Club open golf event in Canton on June 18, players were divided into three classes for a 3 1/2 hole medal contest. E. J. B. Huntoon won Class A and the driving contest with a 247 yard carry, a likely record. B. W. Parshley won the approach and getting event, with Oakes Ames and C. W. Whittier winning in Classes B and C respectively.
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Hoosie-Whisick Club
E. J. B. Huntoon
Huntoon
B. W. Parshley
Wollaston
Oakes Ames
C. W. Whittier
Two Watertown Tournaments At Oakley Country Club
In Watertown on June 18 at Oakley Country Club two golf tournaments were held. In the morning handicap against bogey event 8 S. H. Smith won with a 2 up 9 handicap. Scores followed.
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Newton
Oakley Country Club
Watertown
S. H. Smith
Newton golf club handicap tourney crowns Marshall Stimson
An 18 hole handicap event at the Centre street links of Newton Golf Club was won by Marshall Stimson with a gross 38 10 78, taking both best gross and best net prizes. Other notes show B. Prescott and additional participants.
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Newton
Centre Street
Newton Golf Club
Marshall Stimson
Gross
M. Stimson
B. Prescott
Brae-Burn Record Lowered at West Newton Golf Club
The third holiday cup competition at Brae-Burn Golf Club on Fuller street featured five players in an 18-hole medal handicap versus bogey. Hovey and Dutton posted even and 2 down scores respectively, with Lewiss, former Allston pro, lowering the bogey record from 42 to 40.
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H. Hovey
B. Dutton
B. Witherbee
H. B. Day
W. L. Carter
C. Lewiss
Allston Golf Club
Boxing Ultimatum From Gans Pushes Lightweight Title Bout
In a Baltimore letter Al Herford relays Joe Gans's demand for a rematch with Frank Erne. Gans will retire after a win or loss, seeks $1000 stake, and argues Erne must fight him for the lightweight championship. Other notes cover McCoy, O'Brien, and forthcoming boxing matters at the Post.
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al Herford
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Kid McPartland
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Yale and Harvard Crews Observe Each Other on Cold Thames
Yale and Harvard varsity and four-oar crews met on the Thames at Yale quarters in Conn to observe each other amid rough water. A freshman oar lock broke delaying their half mile race, and heavy seas hindered the two miles for the varsity four. Niedecken returned to No 4 in the varsity, Mitchell moved to No 2 in the four, and Cross rested. Yale later pressed on with a second race attempt but conditions remained poor.
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Newton Centre Golf Club hosts large field in morning contests
June 18 at Newton Centre Golf Club a wide field competed in driving, approaching and putting events. E M Noyes won the drive with 170 yards, W M Noble 165 yards. J A Daniels led the short game with 12 strokes as afternoon play determined spring cup qualifiers to be announced tomorrow by the tournament committee.
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Newton Centre Golf Club
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W. M. Noble
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