Athletics Here for Four Games With Red Sox
The Athletics visit Boston for a four game set beginning today at Fenway Park. Connie Mack’s club aims to win three of the four after beating Detroit and facing a Red Sox lineup led by pitchers Bender Plank Dygert and Coombs and hitters Murphy Davis Collins and Baker. Charlie Check will try to slow the visitors as Plank starts for the Athletics.
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Naps Move To Third With Big Win Over New York
Cleveland overwhelmed New York 10 to 4 to climb into third place. Sparring over umpire calls sparked by Elberfeld's ejection near the end as Engie, New York’s left fielder, handled nine chances, a season high.
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Hughes Is a Puzzle and Criss Is a Pipe
Puzzle themed phrases appear with Hughes described as a puzzle and Criss as a pipe. The note emphasizes wordplay over context and presents the terms as stand alone descriptors.
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Big City Showdowns Across National League Cities
Philadelphia faces Boston while Washington plays New York in two games. Chicago travels to Detroit and St. Louis visits Cleveland for key league matchups.
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Baseball Summary from Washington at St Louis Game
Two base hits by Browne and Hughes fueled Washington as St Louis threw a trio of errors by the defense. Hartzell stole a base, McBride Street and England turned key plays, while Criss fanned eight and Hughes two in a 1 hour 40 minute game. Washington left five men on base, St Louis also five. Ol Criss walked three, Hughes two, and hit by pitches 1 each. Umpires were Egan and Sheridan.
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Krause Dominates Tigers Sluggers in Philadelphia Win
Detroit was beaten by Philadelphia 8 to 1 as Krause held the Tigers to limited hits. Philadelphia plated two runs in the sixth on a pass, Collins sacrifice, Murphy triple and Davis single, then chased Killian in the seventh.
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Massachusetts Anglers Set Fly and Bait Casting Trials
The Massachusetts Anglers' Club holds its first practice at Frog Pond on Boston Common this afternoon at 3 o'clock. Members are expected to attend. rods are provided for interested anglers. Four events are planned: five-ounce fly unlimited fly accuracy bait and distance bait.
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Hockey scores from a split playoff night
The recap lists scores with teams Baltimore Toronto Buffalo Jersey City Newark Montreal Rochester and Providence beating opponents 3 2 3 2 4 1 4 2.
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Sports score roundup across five regional games
Northampton defeated Hartford and Waterbury 12 to 10 while New Britain scored 4. Springfield beat New Haven 11 to 8, and Holyoke led Bridgeport 7 to 6.
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Gay and Sturgis Beat Broth ers 18 to 5 at Wood Island Park
Gay and Sturgis defeated Dick Broth ers 18 to 5 in the Bankers and Brokers league at Wood Island Park yesterday afternoon.
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Camnitz Delivers 11th-Inning Win Over New York in Pittsburg
In Exposition Park Pittsburg defeats New York 3 to 2 as Camnitz singles home the winning run in the 11th with two out. Wiltse and Camnitz pitched well, three Pittsburg runners were held at home, and Leach's hit led to the decisive score.
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Ewing's pitching beats the Quakers
Cincinnati tops Philadelphia 6 to 1 as Ewing holds the Quakers to one run. Oakes Magee Mitchell Oussinnatio set the tone with two base hits and solid defense backs the win.
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Red Sox Fall to Brockton in Close NE League Clash
Brockton defeats Boston 2 to 1 before about 5000 fans in a snappy NE league game. Donahue started Brockton’s scoring in the fifth. Murch and Shannon added later runs as Gessler, Gardner, Hooper, and Niles produced Boston’s lone tally in the seventh. Burchell and Elmer Steele both pitched. Hickman and Shannon starred on defense.
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Lynn Rally Sinks Knetzer For 10 To Win
Lynn overcame a three run deficit against Knetzer, scoring five runs in the late innings to win 10 to something. The finish came at New England on June 18 with Lynn seizing the lead after a strong surge.
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Doves Top Cellar Champs in Exhibition at Terre Haute
In Terre Haute, Boston defeats cellar leaders of the National and Central leagues 16 to 4 in an exhibition before 500. Cecil Ferguson, a Terre Haute product, allowed two hits in four innings for Boston. Summers fanned eight for the Doves as they rallied with hits in the eighth and ninth. Batter ies Ferguson Bouktes Graham Summers Goes.
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Woburn cap off season with win in final league game
June 18 Woburn High defeated Stoneham High 4 to 3 in a Middlesex league finale. The game, tied from the third through the ninth, ended with Woburn securing the last league win while Stoneham finished the season. Multiple players contributed across positions as officials noted errors and pitching changes.
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O'Frain-Urges Infield Errors Highlight 1960s Baseball Box Score
Game featured O'Frain pitching three innings with three earned runs allowed and McMahon strong over six frames. Key hitters included Wallace Catterson and Phalen with two base and three base hits, while Page Zimmmerman and Reischman contributed on defense with double plays. Umpire Connolly presided as the time reached 2 hours 27 minutes.
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Worcester Loses to Lowell in Hitting Contest
Worcester fell 6 to 10 as Lowell scored in multiple innings. Notable names include Connie Mack watching Worcester star Rondeau, with Venerable Fitzpatrick and Russell among those driving runs. Pitched by Owens and Whitteridge, the game featured 15 hits and several costly miscues.
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Haverhill Tops New Bedford 4 to 3 in Narrow Win
Haverhill defeated New Bedford 4 to 3 today in a tight contest. The late rally kept the game competitive as both sides pressed for control.
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Fall River, New Bedford clash in ninth inning rally
Haverhill and New Bedford games produced late scoring in a ninth inning rally. Courtney Connaughton and Boardman sparked the visitors with two walks and a key error setting up three runs, while Merrill doubled for New Bedford and Duff and Toomey handled catcher duties as Freil and Armstrong pitched well in a tight contest.
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Milwaukee Signs Barrett Former Red Sox Outfielder
Milwaukee club announces the signing of Barrett, an outfielder formerly with Boston, on June 18 in Milwaukee. The move adds veteran outfield depth as the team prepares for the next season.
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Collins Wins Last College Game in Strong Outing
Ray Collins of the University of Vermont pitched 19 strikeouts and led his team to a 4 to 1 win over Pennsylvania State College in Burlington. Cold conditions challenged the effort as Collins prepares to join the Boston American team soon.
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Williams Easily Defeats Cornell in 4 Hoy
Williams defeated Cornell 4 to 1 at Williamsport. Templeton allowed two hits over five and two thirds innings before Caldwell finished. Gable started, replaced in the sixth. Williams scored all four runs, battery Templeton Oakley Caldwell, umpire Jones. Time forty five minutes.
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Mack Scouting Worcester Outfielder Rondeau
Connie Mack attended the Lowell Worcester game to evaluate Henry Rondeau, Worcester’s outfielder. Mack found little to judge as Rondeau’s chances did not materialize in the contest.
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Dry Goods League Opens With Medford Matches
Filene and N P Hollander & Co ball teams start the Dry Goods league season today at Medford High School grounds.
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