Tenney's Men Edge Giant Killers In South End Classic
In wet field conditions Chicago beat Boston 2 1 at the South End as Johnny Bates homered in the ninth to drive in the winning run. Pfeffer fanned eight for Boston while Reulbach and Pfeffer pitched well amid a tight nine innings. The two teams meet again on Thursday with the day’s open date shifting the forenoon game to that afternoon.
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Johnny Bates
Chicago
Tenney Tailenders
Pfeffer
Reulbach
Bates
Johnstone
South End
Pittsburg
New York
Boston
Tinker
Kling
O’neill
Strobel
Gene Goode
Goode
Brown
Needham
Tenney
Reusbach
Steinfeldt
O'Neill
Evers
Cubs
Bridwell
Howard
Slagle
Sheckard
Schulter
Kihg
Dolan
Schulte
Chance
Brain
Treffer
Enduring 15 inning showdown Chicago tops Boston
Chicago defeated Boston 4 to 3 in a 15 inning marathon at Chicago. Hahn Isbell and Ferris starred for the Sox while Parent Dineen Donohue ONeill Ferris featured for the Beantown lineup. The game defied fatigue with errors deciding the outcome as Donohue slid home for the winning run.
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Bostons
Sox
Isbell
Parent
Grimshaw
Davis
Armbruster
Jiggs Donohue
Dineen
O’neil
Ferris
Donohue
Altrock
Owen
Bill Dineen
Nick
Jones
Pounder
O’neill
Sullivan
Chicago
AB. R
Osevresese
O'Neil
Ceeeveves O Sullivan
Tannehill
Boston
BH. PO. Parent
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Stahl
Eevsweeeeueee
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Selbach
Sen Eeraeveeere Ferris
Imbruster
Oneill
Hahn
Jon Taberlao
Balse
Dineens
Evans
Connellly
Detroit 9 New York 2 in American League game
Detroit built a three run lead after two walks two errors and a bases loaded single. The Tigers extended the margin with timely hits and late runs. New York struggled to respond as Detroit cruised to victory.
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New York
Keeler
R. F
Chicago
Severs
Chase
Philadelphia
McGuire
Hahn
Clarkson
Cescesvesaes
Washington Esceeses
Kleinow
Ceeveeecesseses
Gmortarity
Tost P.C A
Cleveland
Detroit
Wee
Tweed
Twotroit
Lowe
Louis
Lindsay
Coughlin
Williams
Eeler
Mullin
Clarkson Washington
Ofth
Cleveland Beats Weathered by Ninth Inning Drama
An error by Rossman cost Cleveland the lead in the eighth and Hartsel Knight and Seybold made sensational plays to keep Philadelphia from tying or winning in the ninth. The weather turned threatening as the game unfolded.
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Cleveland
Rossman
Philadelphia
Hartsel
Knight
Seybold
AB Hartsel
Lord
Eeeeneseseeen Davis
Eeerereeen Seybold
Murphy
Eeeresresee Tose
Seseeeseees
Stovall
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Oourner
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Bradley
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Bemis
Hoey and Carrigan of Holy Cross to join Collins team
Worcester report says left fielder John B Hoey and catcher William Carrigan stars of Holy Cross will join Collins team in Philadelphia this week. Both players declined major league offers preferring the Collins organization after delaying until Holy Cross season concludes. Hoey from Watertown and Carrigan from Lewiston rose as Holy Cross top performers.
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Carrigan
Holy Cross Stars
Collins
Worcester
John B. Hoey
William Carrigan
Holy Cross
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Nationals
Pat” Lee
Colns
Watertown
Lewiston
Cashen Chosen to Captain Holy Cross Baseball
Holy Cross in Providence elected George B. Cashen captain for next year after a business meeting at the Narragansett Hotel. Cashen, a junior from Worcester, was chosen despite rain preventing a game with Brown.
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Providence
R. I
Holy Cross
Brown
Narragansett Hotel
George B. Cashen
Cashen
Worcester
Track day postponed by rain at Revere Chelsea Eagles event
Rain and a wet track forced the Revere and Chelsea Aeries of Eagles field day to be postponed from yesterday to Saturday June 3. The entry list will be reopened and entries may be sent to 8 Mahoney, 107 Garfield Avenue, Revere.
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Revere and
Chelsea Aeries
Eagles
Revere
Mahoney
Garfield Avenue
Lynn Defeats Manchester in Drizzle in Lynn
Lynn shut out Manchester 8 to 0 under drizzling rain as pitcher Vatts held Manchester hitless into the eighth. Mauch reached third twice and was the lone Manchester player to advance beyond Lynn.
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Lynn
Manchester
Vatts
Claisine
Mauch
Bh.po
A.E
C.f
Eustace
Smithy
Plessa
Bigbie
March
Daum
Clarke
Lovell
Connors
M'l’lin
Vaill
Pssisd
Beard
Pastor
Smith
Ree
Ners
Mees
la Manchester
Phalan
Mple
O’ Brien
Somerville Defeats Somerville in Interscholastic League Clash
English High hands Somerville its first league defeat as Bidwell’s pitching stymies Somerville’s bats. McNulty Norton and Hall pace English High’s offense while Bidwell and Nichols handle Somerville, with English scoring ten runs to four. Attendance noted.
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Somerville High
Bidwell
Somerville
Holland
English
Nichols
E. H
Knigit
Norton
M’l’n
M'lau’lin
Parle
Sharny
Rkhart
Hall
C.f
McNulty
Mclaughlin
Burkhart
Brophy
Siney
Knight
C. McLaughlin
Sliney
Sensational Chelsea boxing card set for next Tuesday
Boxing at the Lincoln Club of Chelsea features three notable bouts led by the 15 round main event between Tommy Murphy of New York and Arley Neary of Milwaukee. Willie Riley vs Eddie Wallace and Jerry Gaines vs Al Greenwood also headline the card with referee Moffit Flaherty.
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Lincoln Club
Chelsea
Willie Riley
South Boston
Billy Conaty
Eddie Wallace
New York
Jerry Gaines
al Greenwood
Tommy
Moffit Flaherty
Philadelphia
Jack O’brien
Jack
Fitzsimmons
Honey Mellody
Johnny Mooney
Spokane
Mellody
Jack Dougherty
Mike
Stuart
F F. C
City Regatta Sailed In Fog In Hull Bay
Boston Yacht Club hosted its Seventeenth of June open regatta in Hull Bay amid thick fog and brisk east to east northeast winds. Winners include Nutmeg in 22-foot, Hustler in cat boats, Sanderling in Class Q, Boniino in Class I, Barbara in dories, and Jacobin in second rating. Myrtle walked over in first rating.
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Boston Yacht Club
Hull Bay
Hustler
Sanderling
Boniino
Dorden
Barbara
Jacobin
Myrtle
Sumatra
Tyro
Marie L
Marie
Sintram
Opitsah II
Sander- Hing
Opitsah
Ophsah
Dorchen
Mirage
Watruck
Bonitno
Marvel
Josephine
Argestes
Iris
Paloma
Wauton
O. Jones
H. Joyce
Lee Eweatens
George Lee
Bontiwo
G. H
J. W
Aspingquid II
Whittemore
Orchen
Cortes
Blaney & Wardwell
Bessie A
Hodge
Brgaboo Il
H. B. Ingalls Ose
Tyrant
Joseph
Vaux
Esther
W Hackson
Eee
Neios
John Holt
Seeveeesl
W King
Fi Powell
M. Clark
Veo
Anne
C. B. Ratt
Ateedeee
Sally
BR. R
Tarratt
Oe Burgess
Lin Burgess
Opitaah, I
Tillinghast & Pe Toss Ever Nee
Cape
W Robbins
Bartels I
M. Whittemore
Ee Smithy
Testes
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Charles Qa
Pti Dmiges
Ralph'm
Haverhill Tops Worcester 5–2 on Baseline Power
Haverhill defeats Worcester 5 to 2 in New England league play. The locals stole nine bases and featured Burkett Bradley and Pulsifer at the plate while Ahearn and Boardman stood out defensively. Connolly held for Worcester until Bushey closed out the win.
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New England
Haverhill
Worcester
Burkett
Bradley
Pulsifer
Ahearn
Boardman
Bhpo.a.r
Bh.po.a.e. Wa
Chadline
Nee
Madden
R.f
Lord
Zacner
C.f
Henry
Meagher
Canton
Duggan
Knotts
Connolly
Bushey
Rune
McDonald
Zacher
Stollen
Balla
Alley
Continental team triumphs 11–2 over Talbot in morning clash
A Continental Clothing Company squad defeated Talbot Clothing 11 to 2 at American League Grounds. M Talbot earned 11 strikeouts in a steady pitching effort, while Connor and Skelley led the Continentals with the key hits and runs.
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Continental Clothing Company
Talbot’s
Talbot
M. Talbot
Continentals
Connor and
Skelley
Jukes
Rein
Talbots
OONT
Talbot Clotrh
D'll
Ackmann
D.talbot
O'Rein
Johnson
Brown
T.o'd' Ll
Mellwood
Warwick
Rideout
Kane
O’reagan
GC. Co
Roslindale Beats Walkover 3 2 at Huntington Avenue Grounds
Roslindale defeated Walkover 3 to 2 at Huntington Avenue Grounds yesterday. Batteries Harris and Coffin Riordan and McAuliffe. Umpire Fitzpatrick.
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Roslindale
Huntington Avenue Grounds
R.H.E. Roslindale
Harris
Coffin
Riordan
McAuliffe
Fitzpatrick
Marion A A defeats Benedicts in close Somerville clash
In Somerville yesterday the Marion A A of Cambridge edged out Benedicts of Somerville in a tight club match. Burns and George provided key plays for Marion while Rawson and Waite starred for the losers.
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Somerville
Marion A. A
Cambridge
Morgan Reappears in Harvard Varsity Eight Row
At Red Top Conn June 18 Charley Morgan rejoined the Harvard varsity eight at No 8 replacing Richards in practice scoring a 2 4 half mile. The crew later logged a two mile time trial in 11 43 with favorable reports despite rough conditions.
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Harvard
Red Top
Conn
Charley’’ Morgan
Wray
Richards
Varsity
Navy Yard
Reece
J. Cutler
George Ball
Noble & Greenough
Thames
Morgan
Greenville Clark
E. Cutler
Kemp
St Alphonsus Defeats Roxburys 12 to 2 At Marcella Street
In front of about 4000 fans at Marcella Street Playground the St Alphonsus nine routed the Roxburys 12 to 2. Key: McGuire pitched, W Byrnes Crowley Glynn and Carey led at bat. Reddington starred for Roxbury. Attendance listed as 4000.
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Marcella Street
St. Alphonsus
Roxburys
McGuire
W. Byrnes
Crowley
Glynn
Carey
Reddington
Roxbury
Gallagher
R.f
McCarty
C.f
Sullivan
Carney
Colohan
Stee Eer
Mulcahy
Clear
Cleary
Dunlap
Pees
Conan
Reardo
Caspey
Balle
Reardon
Guire
Ey Dunlap
Eldracher
Burke
Jamaica Plain Council Triumphs Over Mt Bowdoin In League Tilt
In a Knights of Columbus Baseball League game Jamaica Plain Council edged Mt Bowdoin in a hard fought win. Pitcher Finnegan and batter Coughlin starred for Jamaica Plain while batteries listed as Finnegan and Roach for Mt Bowdoin with Walsh and Balse also noted.
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Knights of Columbus
Jamaica Plain Council
Mt. Bowdoin
Finnegan
Coughlin
R.H.E. Jam
Plain
Roach
Walsh
Balse
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