Senators From Washington Did the Trick
In National League action Washington beat Boston while New York played Brooklyn and Philadelphia met Baltimore. St. Louis faced Pittsburgh and Chicago challenged Cleveland. Louisville opposed Cincinnati. In New England and Eastern leagues, Fall River played Brockton, Pawtucket met New Bedford, Augusta faced Portland, Bangor played Lewiston, Toronto met Providence, Buffalo challenged Springfield, and Rochester faced Wilkes Barre and Syracuse confronted Scranton.
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Boston
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Brooklyn
Eno
Cleveland
Chicago
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Boston Frigid Loss as Bannon's Catch Highlights Game
Washington toppled Boston as Maul and Maguire paced the visitors. Demontreville and Brown starred for Washington with four put outs apiece and a key three base hit. Bostons fielding faltered aside from Bannon’s spectacular long fly catch near the fence.
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Boston
Bannon
Maguire
Demontreville
Brown
Washington
Bostons
Maul
AB. R. B
A. Brown
Joyce
Abbey
Selbach
Cartwing
Oo & Maul
AB. R
PO. A. Eng
Grice
Hamilton Eeneeneseee i
Lowe
Duffy
Collins
de Ganzel
Basl Stivetts
Stivetts
Tucker
Emslie
Griffith Dominates Spiders as Chicago Wins Big in Cleveland
Cleveland and Chicago clashed in a high scoring game with Griffifth holding Cleveland at bay while Chicago collected hits. A seventh inning dispute between Captain Tebeau and Umpire Lynch led to a postgame scuffle under the stand, halted by officials. Batteries: Griffith and Kittredge for Cleveland, Wallace and O Connor for Chicago.
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Cleveland
Griffith
Spiders
Is Mercy
Chicago
Lace
Tebeau
Lynch
Griffit
Kittredge
Wallace
O’connor
Brooklyns Beat New Yorks In Tachers Battle
In New York on June 19, the Brooklyns defeated the New Yorks in a pitchers battle. Daub left after being hit by a ball in the fourth inning. Payne followed with strong work with runners on base. Mike Sullivan struggled for New York. Attendance listed at 6000. Final: Brooklyn 4, New York 2. Hits Brooklyn 6, New York 7. Errors Brooklyn 1. Batteries Daub Payne Burrill Sullivan Wilson.
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New York
Brooklyns
New Yorks
Daub
Payne
Mike Sullivan
Brooklyn Priscsciene
Brooklyn
Burrill
Sullivan
Wilson
Baltimore Triumph Slips After Late Rally
Lucid faded after the fourth inning as Baltimore defeated Philadelphia with Thompson's errors aiding the win. Pond sprained a knee but returned to hold the Phillies to nine hits while Clarke proved solid. Attendance was 2,940. Baltimore 4 2 8 0 0 Philadelphia 4 0 0 0 0. Hits Baltimore 14 Philadelphia 9. Errors Baltimore 1 Philadelphia 3. Batters Pond Clarke Lucid Grady.
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Baltimore
Lucid
Thompson
Pond
Philadelphias
Philadelphia
Clarke
Grady
Pittsburg Takes Second Win Over St Louis In Six Inning Arrival
Pittsburg beat St Louis 26 to 3 in a six inning finish after Hart was hit hard in the sixth. Killen was effective throughout and McFarland suffered a broken right thumb in the fifth foul. Attendance reported at 2000 with 9 Pittsburg hits and 3 by St Louis. Batteries Killen and Sugden for Pittsburg Douglass, Hart and McFarland for St Louis.
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Pittsburg
St. Louis
Hart
Killen
McFarland
Zere
Sugden
Douglass
Lewiston Falls to New Bedford in Eight Baseball Blunder
New Bedford defeated Lewiston 8 to 3 in Lewiston as Forred’s wildness and two costly outfield errors swung the game. The scoreboard shows New Bedford 0 3 4 4 5 1 1 and Lewiston 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 3 with Moynahan Murphy facing Forred Williams and Messett in the battery.
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Lewiston
Forred
New Bedford
I.s
Moynahan
Murphy
Williams
Messett
Bangor Drops Game as Errors Doom Batters
In Bangor the home team tallied 13 hits to Brockton’s 8 but costly errors and sluggish play doomed the effort. Attendance 650. Brockton led 53 to 1000:10:01. McKenna and Shea shared mound duties with Methoff Wheeler and Hayes behind them.
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Bangor
McKenna
Brockton
Shea
Methoff
Wheeler
Hayes
Portland Falls to Fall River in Controversial Game
Portland lost the game amid disputed umpiring as Bradley presided for the eighth straight local appearance. Attendance reached 500 as Fall River defeated Portland 14 to 4. Batteries were Klobedanz and Rupert for Fall River, McDougall and Duncan for Portland. errors favored Fall River with one miscue for Portland.
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Portland
Bradley
Fall River
Klobedanz
Rupert
McDougall
Duncan
Buffalos Defeat Springfields As Gruber Is Removed
In Hampden Park Buffalo defeated Springfield in an uneven game marked by poor play in the city. Gruber, dropped by management for inconsistency and lack of effort, appeared on the grand stand and was ordered off by Manager Burns. He refused to leave, then struck at Burns before staying for the game’s end. Final score misprinted in the record shows Springfield trailing after a rough contest.
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Springfield
Buffalos
Springfields
Hampden Park
Gruber
Buffalo
Burns
PSO Eee Sel Saat
Rochester Beats Scranton as Johnson Fatigues in Fourth Start
Rochester wins 4 to 2 after a late rally as Weyhing hurls effectively and Meaney hits a homer. Scranton scores early, but Rochester tallies four in the third to take the lead. Errors are even, with 10 hits for Rochester and 7 for Scranton. Batteries Weyhing Boyd and Johnson Berger.
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Scranton
Penn
Johnson
Rochester
Weyhing
Meaney
CreConfessists
Boyd
Berger
Umpire Lynch Sparks National League Uproar in Cleveland
In Cleveland on June 19 umpire Lynch reversed a call after Pfeffer was ruled out, prompting Tebeau to throw the ball and the team to walk off. Lynch amid threats refused to continue, was escorted off by police, and Young and Daily finished the game amid protests.
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Cleveland
Lynch
Pfeffer
Tebeau
Decker
Young and
Daily
Players Bench Seeks Strong Team and Open Games
A first baseman seeks a position with a strong team. M. J. Curley of Station A Boston, notes a tight race among Baltimore Cleveland and Cincinnati. Suburban Baseball League meets Monday to set schedule. Washingtons at South End at 8. Revere Minions have open dates June 27 July 4 and 11. Other today Britain Field Club at Princeton Amherst Williams at Williams town Trinity at Orange Cuban Giants Carters at Franklin North Shore A C Newton A C at Newton.
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M. J. Curley
Station A
Boston
Baltimore
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Washingtons
South End
Revere Minions
Charles Redmond
Church Place
Britain
Cuban Giants
Carters
Franklin
North Shore
A. C
Newton A. C
Newton
Tennis Experts Robberies in Bridgeport Connecticut
In Bridgeport at the Brooklawn Country Club James Terry of Hartford faced Yale expert Arthur Foote in a State tennis tournament match, losing 6-3 2-6 6-2 after a morning contest that drew applause. Also Sheldon defeated Griffith 3-6 6-0 6-3 8, Hooker beat Kent 1-6 6-3 6-3, and Burchard with Van Beuren beat Dodge and Cheney 2-6 6-4 6-1, with Sheldon and Long reporting the theft of watches and cash from locker dressing rooms.
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Bridgeport
Conn
James Terry
Hartford
Brooklawn Country Club
Arthur Foote
Yale
Terry
Sheldon
Griffith
Hooker
Kent
Burchard
van Beuren
Dodge
Cheney
George P. Sheldon
Edger P. Long
Sprinting challenge by Italian sprinter Ratta at Post
Italian sprinter Fred Ratta issues a challenge to outrun fellow countrymen from 10 to 7 yards for any amount from 100 dollars. He will be at the Post sporting rooms Saturday evening to race anyone interested.
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Fred Ratta
Ratta
The
Post Sporting Rooms
Walcott in Court Over Alleged Assault
Joe Walcott appeared before Captain Donovan of Station 16 amid allegations of assault on Mrs. Florence Williams of 54 Middlesex Street while intoxicated. Williams declined to file a formal complaint and Walcott was discharged.
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Joe Walcott
Captain Donovan
Station 16
Florence Williams
Middlesex Street
Walcott
Boxing Gossip: Maher Triumphs as Slavin Stops Contested Bout
The Madison Square Garden fight ends in a fourth round stoppage after Slavin nearly KO’s Maher in the press box style, police barred referees and decisions, while Maher gains vindication against adversity. Mysterious Billy Smith and Gallagher slated for July 2 in San Francisco. Dixon offered 250 to meet Willie Smith in London, a match previously canceled. Lewis Sullivan blames a low punch on defeat to Spike Sullivan. a letter for Spike Sullivan is noted. George V. Tuohy writes.
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Maher
Slavin
Ee Oynski
Lavigne-McAuliffe
Madison Square Garden
Fitzsimmons
Goddard
Billy Smith
Billy Gallagher
Spike Sullivan
Sullivan
Reohn Lyon
John Lynch
George V. Tuohey
Boxing instructor advertises summer rates at Tremont street
Prof Shaw offers boxing instruction at 181 Tremont Street with one teacher, special summer rates, and appealing cool rooms. Call or write now for details.
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Shaw
Tremont St
New England Faces National Meet Without Eddie Mills
The first national interscholastic athletic meeting convenes at the Columbia oval in Williamsbridge New York this afternoon. New England entries include Hanson Converse Robinson Jones Hersey Clapp OToole and Sullivan with Sullivan the Worcester standout as Mills is ill with measles. New York contenders include Hipple Washburn Goeting Moore while Iowa entries feature Hugh Jackson Tom Flourney and Carl Lee. The New England team departs Park Square Station by train for New York amid cheers, with James F E Sullivan refiring and Harry Cornell chief marshal.
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Columbia Oval
Williamsbridge
New York
New England
Eddie Mills
Berkeley
Sullivan
Worcester Ay
Mills
New
Washburn
Goeting
Moore
Iowa State High School
Hugh Jackson
Tom Flourney
Carl Lee
Larry O'Toole
Ralph F. Hanson
Joseph H. Converse
D. T. Sullivan
Park Square Station
Yale Crew Practices Under Bob Cook At Henley
The Yale rowing team trained on the Thames under coach Bob Cook riding alongside on a bicycle. Cook notes steadier technique is needed due to a low stroke rate, while English observers see daily improvement in stroke length. Weather remains fine and Yale celebrates hoisting its flag at headquarters.
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London
Yale
Bob Cook
Thames
Henley
Mr. Cook
Treadway
Cycling Notes From City Headlines on July Fourth Events
In Boston area cycling notes Col. Albert A. Pope plans European sales moves after sailing July 1. Thistle Cycle in Chicago reports booming Columbia bicycle exports at 109 machines weekly. Cambridge mile race on July 4, Mattapan ladies night, and Cambridgeport Cycle Club versus Roxbury at Holmes Field mark a busy holiday schedule.
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Lawson
Thistle Cycle Company of
Chicago
New England
J. M. Linscott & Co
Albert A. Pope
Europe
Columbia
Arthur W. Porter
Cambridge
Anderson ‘‘Quint
S. J. Flanagan
Franklin Park
Common Council
City Hall
Almy
Samuel EB. Turner
Harvard Square
Albert L. Porter
Tremont Street
Dedham Street
William Wing
Mattapan Road Club
Mattapan
Misses Malomi
Miss Hardy
Malomi
Hardy
Messrs. Buck
Jennie Mae Spencer
Mr. Hammersley
Lota Meek
F. A. Buck
Miss Adams
Ella Shields
Annie Craige
Mr. Hardy
Coffin
Hastadt
Nellie Stews
J. M. Spencer
McGuerty
Lloyd and Percival
Roxbury and Eagles
Cambridgeport Cycle Club
Roxbury
Holmes Field
Ascot Races Close With Several Stakes Wins
The June Ascot meeting concluded with Shaddock winning the Hardwicke Stakes for 3-year-olds and up over a mile and a half on the Swinley course, Kilcock taking the Wokingham, Monterey winning the Windsor Castle for 2-year-olds, Pride claiming the Alexandria Plate, Omnium Lids second, Rock Dove third, and 2 Soarabanda winning the Queen's Stand Plate with Mooanna second.
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London
Ascot Heath
Swinley Course
Shaddock
Dunrobin
Sali
Kilcock
Sir Michael
Chasseur
Monterey
Sauce Tartare
Merle
Pride
Omnium Lids
Rock Dove
Soarabanda
Mooanna
Races at Gravesend Narrate Five Wins and Times
At Gravesend on June 19 the first five and a half furlongs saw Divide win with King’s Counsel placing. The Falcon stakes featured Hamilton Ss Se he Valley second, Patrol third, in 58 seconds. Patrician won the one mile race with Ferrier second and Aurelian third in 1 minute 48 3 4 seconds. Winged Foot won the Roslyn stakes over five furlongs ahead of Euphemia L. and Flying Squadron in 1 minute 2 3 4 seconds. Zanon led six furlongs with The Swain second and Buckwa third in 1 minute 14 3 4 seconds. Roundsman won the one and sixteenths miles with Rubicon second and Harmony II. third in 1 minute 50 1 4 seconds.
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Gravesend
L. I
Divide
King’s Counsel
Edna Ea
Hamilton
Se He Valley
Patrol
Patrician
Ferrier
Aurelian
Winged Foot
Euphemia L
Mogenes Flying Squadron
Zanon
the Swain
Buckwa
Roundsman
Rubicon
Harmony II
Satanita Wins Royal Cork Regatta With Ailsa Second
In Queenstown on June 19 the Royal Cork Yacht Club regatta featured a single large raters race. Satanita won with 4 hours 19 minutes 25 seconds, Ailsa second in 4 hours 20 minutes 45 seconds, Britannia third in 4 hours 20 minutes 24 seconds.
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Satanita
Ailsa
Queenstown
Royal Cork Yacht Club
Britannia
Half-Raters Race At Winthrop Yacht Club
The first Winthrop Yacht Club half-raters race sailed last evening from the club house on a three mile course. Elmer E. Randall on boat 4 won first prize of $5, with Harrington taking second after a fouling near the channel buoy. Ridgway on boat 11 finished third and Leighton on boat 5 finished last.
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Winthrop Yacht Club
Winthrop
Bartlett Park
Steamboat Channel
Zephyrs
Elmer E. Randall
Mr. Harrington
Mr. Ridgway
Commodore Leighton
Randall
Harrington
Ridgway
Ft. In
Peuehne
Plymouth High School Class of 96 Graduates Twenty Seven
Plymouth High School held the annual graduating exercises for the class of 96. The ceremony occurred in the high school building with twenty seven graduates and the motto Labor Conquers All.
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Plymouth
Plymouth High School
Heat Wave Continues As Temperatures Edge Higher
A hot wave grips the area with temperatures rising from noon yesterday toward a peak this afternoon. Forecasters expect a possible local thunder shower within the next twenty four hours, offering a brief respite if storms develop.
Pillsbury Resigns From Brooklyn Chess Club Over Umbrella Incident
Henry N Pillsbury the Brooklyn chess expert has notified the board of governors of his resignation effective July 1. He says the action stems from directors failing to shield him from disreputable conduct by a member J Olson who took his umbrella despite recognition it was not his. Olson admitted misuse but was not disciplined.
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Brooklyn
Henry N. Pillsbury
Board of Governors
Manhattan Chess Club
J. Olson
West Ninety-first Street
Elson
Polo at Dedham Blues vs Yellows in lively contest
A pony polo match at Karlstein in Dedham today between the Blues and Yellows from the Dedham Polo Club. The Yellows won 7 to 3 after a three period, neck-and-neck game showcasing fine stick work and outriding.
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Dedham
Karlstein
Blues
Yellows
Mystic's Closing Day Attracts Large Crowd At Mystic
Medford June 19 Mystic's closing day drew one of the week's largest crowds. Major-General Nelson A. Miles attended, hosted by owner John Shepard. Grace Hastings won the 2:12 pace heat, Cephas claimed fastest time of the day in the next heat, and Nutbreaker Jr. won the 2:35 pace after Kelwyn was edged at the wire. Nutbreaker Jr. cost 3500 dollars three weeks earlier and is owned by Hubinger Bros of New Haven Conn. The next meet shifts to Saugus with a 2:10 opener.
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Medford
Mystic
Nelson A. Miles
John Shepard
Grace Hastings
Cephas
Jubilee
Phantom
Merman
New York Central
Fasig
New York
Kelwyn
Nutbreaker, Jr
Nutbreaker
Jo. Nutbreaker, Jr
Hubinger Bros
New Haven
Conn
Elliott
Saugus
B. m
Bayonne
Kate K
Burger
Lockwood
Br. m
Lahority
Ccc Ccieceideiee
Carmichael
Dordanus
Ds Re
Cumin Caike
Gussie Leonard
Galvin
Asicve
Mystic Girl
Howard
Agnes
Dik
Cccigc
Onwers
B. G
Cyril Molly
Matchiess
Gibbs
Casas
B. H
MccEwen
G. H
Jamie (Munroe
Ree
Kelwwayne
Ch. G
Lott
Cas Ceeass
McNairy Hal
R. H
Parberry
Train wreck injures three workers and passengers
An express train struck a granite block swung from a crane near an abutment. Three workmen, William A. Campbell, John L. Durgin, and Joseph Parlermo, suffered injuries. Passengers in car 732 endured cuts and bruises as glass shattered. Injured men were treated at City and Massachusetts General Hospitals. investigation cites crane operator and signaling issues.
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William A. Campbell
John L. Durgin
Joseph Parlermo
William Robinson
Jesse Trafton
Danal L. de Shaw
A. H. Clark
Clark
Massachusetts General Hospital
Leonard C. Clark
Hyde Park
City Hospital
Campbell
Mason
Cedar Street
Somerville
Wollaston Heights
Hogg's Oe
H. H. Brown Company
New York
James O'Toole
Walsh
Keaverina
Mansfield
Forest Hills
City Brevities Report on Local Doings and Disappearances
Superintendent Eldredge received a telegram from Peoria about John Connors of Townsend Construction Co who shot himself and died in Peoria. Connors’s mother is said to live in Boston. John Lucy of 12 Plymouth St Cambridge reports losing $98 saved in an old stocking hidden in the kitchen. Officer McKenzie pleaded guilty to sleeping on a chair at Codman Club doorsteps. case sent to advisement. Boston Conservatory of Music seeks incorporation and plans to open by September. Tremont Temple wins in a Baptist mortgage loan suit for $1500 plus interest. Annie Barron’s rooms at 7½ B St South Boston entered by false keys. jewelry stolen. William T. Harding visited Harvard Commencement and lost a gold hunting-case watch valued at $100.
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Eldredge Thas
Peoria
Inl
John Connors
Townsend Construction Company
Connors
Boston
John Lucy
Plymouth Street
Cambridge
George McKenzie
Station 11
Perry
Codman Club
Adams Street
State House
Boston Conservatory of Music
Commonwealth
William T. Harding
Sacramento Street
Harvard
College Yard
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Gen. Miles
Pope Manufacturing Co
Boyiston Stree
Back Bay
Massachusetts Ave
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John Boyle O’reilly
A. E. Stevenson
John Boyle O'Reilly
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