Boston Scores Six to One Over Brooklyn at South End Grounds
In three innings Brooklyn disputed the game but Boston pulled away with Nash hitting a homer and Long driving in runs. Nichols struggled for Brooklyn while Nash and Grim featured for Boston as Duffy, Denz, and Treadway contributed key hits to seal the 6 to 1 victory.
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South End
Kennady
Nash
Lowe
Long
Bostons
Nichols
Ird
Sewtimes
Corcoran
Non
Brooklyns
Griffin
McDonald
Anderson
Treadway
Grooms
Runer
Haverhill
Grim
Aingle
Corran
Tucker
Laance
Rifin
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Daly
Duffy
Ganzel
Kennedy
Griffy
Lachance
Themi
Way
Thy
Boston
Nichola
Bannon
McCarthy
Tread‘way
Dalgedy
Gan- Sel
Medy
Grimney
Bannen
Lowe, 2d
I.ccseeneeees A. & Fee
Fom
Raergighevssesies
Ieee Pan
Ganasire Nichols
PO. A Corcoran
R.f
Keone
Nah
Kim
Bas
Arin Duffy
Gut-Tachaoes
Ball Anzel
Aeaarticker
Baty
Pittsburg Beats Louisville In Clean Pitching Contest
Pittsburg defeats Louisville 5 to 1 as Hawley and Kinslow hold off the Louisvilles. Inks pitched a clean game and a low error count helps Pittsburg. Clark shines for Louisville with strong fielding. Attendance about 2200. Hits Pittsburg 7 Louisville 6. Errors Pittsburg 4 Louisville 5. Batteries Hawley Kinslow Inks Zahner.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Louisvilles
Hawley
Inks
Clark
Louisville
Kinslow
Zahner
Pitchers duel as Washington tops New York in mute battle
In New York on June 19 the Washington team defeated New York 6 to 5 in a pitchers duel. Maui pitched errorless defense while German issued six walks. Stafford homered and attendance reached about 3000. Batteries Maul and McGuire for Washington and German and Schriver for New York.
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New York
German
Maui
Stafford
Washington New York
Washington
Maul
McGuire
Schriver
Philadelphia Dominates Baltimore in Hit Fueled Win
Philadelphia defeated Baltimore 11 to 5 in a game marked by persistent hitting. Five earned runs came in the third and fifth innings as Philadelphia built a lead and held on after Hoffer and Esper were touched for multiple hits. Attendance was 6000.
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Philadelphia
Baltimore
Taylor
Hoffer
Esper
Bangor Falls Short in Error Riddled Game with Fall River
Bangor and Fall River played a rough game marked by inexcusable errors and stellar infield plays. Fall River protested in the ninth over a balk not allowed, with final base hits tallying 11 for Bangor and 14 for Fall River.
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Bangor
Fall River
Drinkwater
Hayes
Ferson
Lincoln and Rollins
Sullivan Masters Brockton In Portland Ball Game
Sullivan pitched superbly for Portland as Brockton managed only two runs. Portland scored eleven hits and committed two errors while Brockton had eight errors. Korwan showed speed for the Brocktons, with Willis the only bright spot.
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Portland
Sullivan
Brocktons
Willis
Korwan
Brockton
Terrien
Manning
Lewiston Defeats Pawtucket in Nine Inning Win
Lewiston wins 11 to 6 over Pawtucket in a nine inning game. Mains pitched a strong seventh inning and Yeager faced ejection for throwing a broom at the umpire. Lewiston tallies 11 hits to Pawtucket 6 with 2 errors to 4.
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Lewiston
Mains
Yeager
Pawtucket
Lewison
Mavis
Burke
Meakin
Davis
Augusta Triumphs Over New Bedford In See-Saw Classic
Augusta edged New Bedford in a nine inning affair with a ninth inning rally. Pickett delivered a deep center drive to seal the win after Augusta tied the game with two outs. Final: Augusta 9 New Bedford 6. Base hits favored Augusta 21 to 9, errors 6 to 4.
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Waterville
Augusta
New Bedford
Pickett
Butler
Baker
Patterson
Kelly
Flynn
Moynahan
Driscoll
Murphy
Lawrence Takes Close Home Victory Over Nashua
The Lawrence home team edged Nashua 9 to 8 in a tight game after the visitors tied the score twice. Birmingham led with batting, Hickey made a one hand catch, and Driscoll and Irwin turned a double play as Lampé and Hart held the mound with Nashua’s Printz and Luchia behind.
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Lawrence
Nashua
Birmingham
Hickey
Driscoll
Irwin
Hite
Lampe and
Hart
Printz and
Luchia
Salem Beats Lowell In Tight Local Baseball Tilt
Salem defeats Lowell 11 to 5 at home. Doyle pitched effectively for Salem as the team showed improved snap and vim. New Salem players have not yet appeared. line shows 11 runs 11 base hits for Salem vs Lowell 5 runs 8 errors. Batteries Doyle Davis McCarthy Burns.
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SALEM
Lowell
Doyle
Davis
McCarthy
Burns
Rochester Edges Syracuse In Eastern League Thriller
In the Eastern League results Rochester beat Syracuse 4 to 3. Wilkes Barre defeated Springfield 6 to ? Buffalo topped Toronto 11 to 7. Scranton won against Providence 12 to 4.
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Rochester
Syracuse
Wilkesbarre
Springfield
Buffalo
Toronto
Scranton
Providence
Yale Meets Harvard in Afternoon Game on Holmes Field
Yale faces Harvard this afternoon at 3 30 on Holmes field with Carter set to pitch but limited by a weak arm. If he exits early Trudeau will replace him, moving Readington to center field and Letton to the bench.
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Yale
Harvard
Holmes Field
Vendome
F. B. Shepenson
Greenway
Speer
Leftield
Carter
Quimby
Letton
Austin
Keator
Redington
Trudeau
Corbett Chooses Loch Arbor Training Cottage for Fitzsimmons Fight
Champion James J. Corbett settles at Loch Arbor for training ahead of the October 31 bout with Bob Fitzsimmons. He will rest for ten weeks, has a features rich gym, and plans to spar with Brooklyn players while his brother Joe keeps him company.
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James J. Corbett
Bob Fitzsimmons
Loch Arbor
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Brooklyn
Yale Pitcher Predicts End Of Diamond Career
The Yale player said his injured arm is practically useless and that this is his last year on the diamond. He plans to play only two more Yale games, finish college this year, and quit baseball after the season. Carter believes Harvard will be easy today despite Captain Austin's confident absence of fear.
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Yale
Carter
Harvard
Austin
Railway Athletics Defeat Sparrows 11 to 10 at Franklin Park
The Railway Athletics of Division 1 beat the Sparrows of Roxbury 11 to 10 yesterday forenoon at Franklin Park. Thompson and Mahoney pitched, Cook caught for the Athletics while Golden pitched and Kelly caught for the Sparrows. Mahoney’s pitching, Bond’s one hand stop, and Pinkham’s running catch highlighted the game umpired by Irving Newcomb.
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Railway Athletics
Sparrows
West End Company
Sparrows of
Roxbury
Franklin Park
Thompson
Mahoney
Cook
Golden
Kelly
Bond
Pinkham
Irving Newcomb
Brooklyn and Boston set for strong baseball day
The article notes Dolar will pitch for Boston and Corcoran makes a fine stop for Brooklyn. It mentions infielders Shindle Corcoran Daly Lachance and Nash at third, with Bannon loaned to Scranton. Keefer leads Bannon 26 in batting. New England Association to run four clubs. Several managers, games, and boxing notes follow with various wagers and matchups.
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Brooklyn
Dolar
Boston
Don Lucid
Corcoran
Brooklyns
Shindle
Daly
Lachance
Nash
Bannon
New Yorks
Scranton
Keefer
Baltimore
New England Association
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J. B. Berry
State Street
Worcester Athletic Club
G. L. Philpot
Main Street
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Trenchard
Princeton
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Friest
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Atherton
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Woodcock
Boxing Gossip Cape Hennessey Creedon Training at Nahant
Boxing gossip notes Billy Hennessey training at Nahant Beach for his upcoming contest with Dan Creedon. Hennessey, quartered at Anson House Bass Point with Dick O'Brien Mike Sears and Professor Jimmy Kelley, shows increased size and confidence. A letter from a reader discusses Creedon as American and Australian middleweight champion and the status of Fitzsimmons.
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Nahant Beach
Billy Hennessey
Dan Creedon
Hennessey
Anson House
Bass Point
Dick O’brien
Mike Sears
Jimmy Kelley
Northwestern
Creedon
America
Bob Fitzsimmons
Aleck Greggains
Roby
Ind
Dick Moore
Twin City Athletic Club
Fussimmons
Fitzsimmons
Gaynor
Entries for Orients ten mile road race close tonight
Entries for the Orients ten mile road race will close tonight June 20 with the entrance fee required for notice. Prizes are on display at Porter's window Meridian Street East Boston. Entries go to L A Brignall Orient Heights East Boston Mass.
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Meridian Street
East
Boston
L. A. Brignall
Orient Heights
East Boston
Mass
Zimmerman Fight Bout Fails as Zimmerman Suspends Talks
In Philadelphia on June 19 Tom Hck promoter for Johnson the late Class B rider waited hours at a newspaper office to arrange a match with Zimmerman. Neither Zimmerman nor his rep appeared and negotiations were dropped for now. They offered to face any distance for 6000 a side at any place outside of Asbury Park. A later despatch from Pittsburgh reported Zimmerman would must fight or let the public judge his skill, but no reply was received.
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Penn
Tom Hck
Johnson
Zimmerman
Asbury Park
Pittsburg
Don’t All Speak at Once
Fragmentary note from the New York Recorder dated June 19 cites Sibley of the Boston Post critiquing rival editors of another daily paper over a fee and accent issue. Unclear details and names are partially legible.
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New York Recorder
Sibley
Boston Post
Sir Dixon Jr Falls to Van Brunt in Narragansett Opener
The Narragansett Jockey Club opening day drew 12 to 15 hundred spectators as Sir Dixon Jr led the second race favorites but was upset by Frank Reagan’s Van Brunt by a neck. Ferrier won the first dash with Hobart’s Stable's racer, and Lady Greenway claimed the maiden two year olds. Slower betting favored Pay or Play over Cass in race four while Hiawasse won the hurdle event. Weather and track were good as new horses arrive for the meet.
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Boston
New York
Hobart
Ferrier
Mr. Hunn
Sir Dixon, Jr
Langdon
Frank Reagan
van Brunt
Reagan
Madison Stables
Chugnut
Virginia” Bradley
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Miss Elizabeth
Cass
Southerner
Hiawasse
McCafferty
Jack Ellliot
Providence
Huma
Nick
Heider
Longbrook
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Daly
Ten Up
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Reeter
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Greenway
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Minnegan
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Rardica
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Oarppsane
Oe Blanch
Teresse Biisebeth
Reese
Col
South
Clarence
Curious
Larus
Bettin
Little Mid
Freyling
Veach
Young Arion
F. Hueston
Sens Lanai Ito
Awasse
Rob Roy
Mystic Park Harness Racing Delivers Record Day
At Mystic Park yesterday fast track and clear skies produced a top harness racing program with multiple new records in the 2:14 pace and 4:23 trot. Seylex upset Lakewood in the 2:23 trotting heat while Prairie Lily won the sensational 2:14 pace after six heats and many near misses.
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Mystic Park
Seylex
Alban
Lakewood
Prairie Lily
Lady Alcy
Princewood
Butterfly Wins Coronation Stakes At Ascot
Butterfly ridden by M Cannon won the Coronation Stakes at Ascot for 38 year old fillies. Garter Queen took second and La Sagesse finished third. Cloraine won the Royal Hunt Cup by a short head with Victor two lengths behind Irish Car. Post betting ranged from 2 to 1 to 100 to 1 on various runners.
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London
Ascot
Mr. L. Brassey
Butterfly
Hampton
Merry Duchess
Ben d'Or
Bran Lass
la Sagesse
Mintlaw
Amphidamas
Dumbarton
Court Ball
Arietta
Atel
Fealar
Bloodthirsty
United
Matabele
Corsican
Golden Ensign
Penfeather
Marnevia
Races At Kenoza Park Fall Short Amid Police Curbs
Second day of races at Kenoza Park drew a small crowd as pool selling was suppressed by local and New Hampshire police, leaving the event quiet. In the 2:29 class Glencoe S won the first heat but Juliet prevailed in three straight heats for top money. other entries included Young Voltaire Lizzie Garnet Sam Wilkinson Donna F and Penny Royal among others.
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Haverhill
Kenoza Park
New Hampshire
Glencoe S
Green
Juliet
Juliette
B. m
Miambtino
Sam Wilkinson
Battey
Donna F
Polly V
Ella C
G. m
Almont Boy
Tom Crowder
Greenhorn
B. H
Skimmer
Pussy Cat
Minnie W
Penny Royal
Edith P
Holland
Forshner
Attila Wins Halensee Trotting Prize in Berlin
In Berlin trottings Attila wins the Halensee prize 1400 marks over 8230 metres in 5 26. Lucky places second over 3200 metres, Hannah third over 3260. The Bambus prize 1300 marks goes to Max over 3170 metres in 6 12 3 5. Eddie Hayes wins the Ariadne prize 1500 marks over 2855 metres in 4 22 3 6. Nera wins the Nera prize 1400 marks over 3810 metres in 5 16.
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Berlin
Attila
Lucky
Hannah
Bambus
Max
Eddie Hayes
Nera
St Johnsbury Driving Club Opens Two Days of Races
The St Johnsbury Driving Club opened two days of races at the fairgrounds before several hundred spectators. In the 2:40 class for a $150 purse, Charlie Farmer of Morrisville won in three heats with a best time of 33 1 4 seconds. Newport driver Ben Eye Lee was second, Douglass of Barre third.
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ST. Johnsbury
Readville Track Expansion Vote Increases Capital Stock
At a meeting of the New England Trotting Horse Breeders Association at the American House yesterday afternoon the stock was increased by 112000 dollars. Construction on the Readville track will start tomorrow.
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New England Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association
American House
Readville
Subway Progress and Hidden Wall Found on Common
Superintendent Meehan aims to finish Public Garden work within three weeks with new grass ready by convention week. Workers grade the site, open mail on the Common near the Park square gate, and remove two large water drains. A round brick wall twenty five feet inside the walk was found near the surface and likely linked to an old sewer. workers will dig around it and leave it standing.
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Meehan
Park Square
Cambridge Trade Association Plans for City Anniversary
The Cambridge Citizens' Trade Association moved to observe the city fiftieth anniversary next year. Resolutions authorized forming a committee to coordinate with a citizens' committee on anniversary arrangements.
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Cambridge Citizens’ Trade Association
Citizens’ Committee
Veteran Firemen’s Strawberry Party Recall
Boston veterans recount a relaxing strawberry party at the union hall near Costae and Cobb with open windows and summer atmosphere. The event left pleasant memories despite a few distractions and lingering tensions in the room.
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Boston
Union
Cobb
Yale and Harvard Row Teams Rally in Thames Practice
New London Conn July 19 Yale and Harvard showed strong form on the Thames with favorable wind and water. Harvard reportedly ran four miles in under twenty three minutes along the course, and two miles under eleven at slack water. Yale also posted fast times on the upper course. Freshmen lost to both varsity crews on a half course.
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New London
Conn
Yale
Harvard
Thames
Watson
Val kyrie III Yachting Trial Off Gourock
Lord Dunraven's new yacht Val kyrie III conducted a trial from Gourock with Lord Dunraven Designer Watson and builders Hendersons aboard. The craft showed speed in light and good winds with quick tacking and stable balance amid varying sails and a late topsail substitution.
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Glasgow
United Press
Lord Dunraven
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Valkyrie
Gourock
Firth
Bullwood
Winthrop Yacht Club Tender Race Results
Winthrop Yacht Club held a two class tender race with heats for boats 13 to 16 feet and under 13 feet. Phenix won the second heat but Arethusa prevailed in the sail-off to claim first place while Phenix placed second. McGinty swept both heats in the smaller class and Easy and Savitar Jr will contest the second prize Friday evening. Prizes were awarded by Mr. Gillis, including a silver clock from Luther Harrington and a silver tankard from Harry Hutchinson.
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Winthrop Yacht Club
Arethusa
Phenix
McGinty
Easy
Savitar, Jr
Gillis
Luther Harrington
Harry Hutchinson
Regatta funds sought from City Hall for July Fourth events
Five delegates from the New England Amateur Rowing Association meet the July Fourth committee at City Hall seeking a $600 appropriation to stage a Charles River regatta on July 4. They promise ten events and a strong turnout with many entries if funded.
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New England Amateur Rowing Association
City Hall
Charles River
Grand Army Boys Attend Wild West Show in Charlestown
About 200 members of Abraham Lincoln Post 11 gathered in Charlestown to honor Nate Salsbury with a floral offering and badge after the Wild West performance. Salsbury was ill in New York, so Colonel Cody of Stephen Douglas Post Nebraska accepted the tribute for him and promised to forward it. The show drew a large crowd as the Rough Riders dazzled spectators with feats, and three more performances remained in Boston.
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Charlestown
Nate Salsbury
Post
Mr. Salsbury
New York
Colonel Cody
Stephen Douglass
Nebraska
Congress of Rough Riders
Boston
Bath Cycle Club Holds Second Annual Road Race
The Bath Cycle Club opened its second annual tournament with a road race in Bath won by E Moulton of Randolph. Fifteen hundred spectators attended the afternoon races at the park.
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Bath
Bath Cycle Club
E. Moulton
Randolph
Park
Miss Sparrah Surprised At Surprise Party
Miss Sadie Sparrah of the South End received a silver watch during a surprise party at her mother’s Canton Street home last evening. Schoolmates enjoyed singing dancing and other entertainment after the presentation.
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Sadie Sparrah
South End
Abbott
Canton Street
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