Enormous Crowd Watches Boston Edge Chicago to 2 0
Chicago crowd swelled to a record South Side turnout as Boston White Sox beat Chicago 2 to 0. Altrock and Tannehill shone for two aces, Isbell and Parent starred for Boston, with several pivotal plays and a disputed call near first base triggering a crowd reaction. St. Louis split a doubleheader with New York, Glade and Powell strong on mound, attendance 20,112. Open date follows. Boston hosts Philadelphia next.
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Chicago
South Side
Boston
Plymouth Rocks
Collins
Altrock
Tannehill
Isbell
Davis
Dundon
Green
Freeman
Ferris
Stahl
Buck Freeman
Parent
Sox
Izzy
McFarland
Criger
St. Louis
Dougherty
Hill
Huelsman
Padden
Wolfe
Glade
New York
Dwyer
Attee
Philadelphia
Detroit
A. BE Stahl
Thin
Reeman
Ereer Ee Parent
O’ Net
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Wannebsil
P. Sss
Jones
C. F
Callahan
Dindon
May Ste
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E. Burkett
Powell
Owen
Burkett
Ewes Hemphill
Leason
Pongherty
Gaertn
Aw ‘Williams
N. Cobb
Ganzel
Kleinow
Osteen
Thoney
aKeeler
Seereceoce
Strong Boston Y M C A Track Team in Interstate Games
Boston Y M C A enters the Massachusetts and Rhode Island handicap meet at Wood Island East Boston on June 25. Captain Raney leads a trained squad with hopes to add new talent. Key competitors include Young Risegeri Raney Perham Jacobs Goggin Star key Barnstead Pike and Barnstead in events with a Cambridge rivalry noted after last year’s narrow Cambridge victory.
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Boston Y. M. C. A
Boston
Massachusetts and
Rhode Island
Wood Island
Raney
Young
Risegeri
Perham
Jacobs
Goggin
Starkey
Barnstead
Pike
Barnstedd
Cambridge
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Solomon
Russell
Garland
Colburn
Peabody
Story
Brunswick A. C
I. Lipp
Blue Hill Avenue
Roxury
Sterlings
B. Leonard
Prince Street
Bostons
J. McGrath
L Street
South Boston
Border Kings
A. Willis
Border Street
East
M. Roughans
Charlestown
Ed’ McMansee
Decatur Street
Langdon A. A
John Ryan
Dudley Street
Roxbury
Young Cottages
William O’hara
Cottage Street
The
Kids
E. Cullen
London Street
North Weymouth
Cliftondales
J. E. Orne
Cliftondale
Maes
Box
Talbot A. A
George W. Starks
Winthrop Square
Ashley A. C
Fred Keough
Leyden Street
Jamaica A. A
Winston
Chelsea Atiaet
Reet Beatin van Lincoln
J. J. Somers
Fay Street
Young Lions
Glarburg
Parisenter Stet
Pos
the Bennetts
Carroll
Everett Seceues Soiree
Exciting Week Ahead in Baseball at the South End
Boston fans anticipate a packed slate with two Quakers games this afternoon followed by a return of the New York Invaders Saturday. Giants and Pirates loom in a four game set starting tomorrow as Delehanty’s bat and Willis’s form could lift Boston, with Buckenberger aiming for two more wins this afternoon.
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South End
Collins
Philadelphia
Harvard
Holy Cross
Crimson
Yale
Huntington Avenue
Boston
Wilhelm
Carney
Fisher
Quakers
Buckenberger
Dr Young
Crank
Anderson
Dorchester High School
Post and Herald
Dorchester High Athletic Park
Boston Telegraphers
Jerome Kelley
Boston National Club
Dick Cooley
Cooley
Delehanty
Geier
Scannell
John J. McGraw
New York Giants
Buck
Braves
Giants
Duffy
Cincinnati
Joe Kelley
Cambridge
Pittsburg
Mike Lynch
Soldiers Field
Clarkson
Elis
Princeton
Harold Packard
Monmouth
Maine
Isten
Clark Griffith
Griffith
Tenney
New York Invaders
Chicago
Nationals
Brooklyn
Pittinger
Vic Willis
New York
Dougherty
Boxing notes and boxing matches in Boston region
A long list of athletic clubs and junior teams, with addresses, ages, and leaders, outlines a regional boxing and athletic schedule. Major notes include Gloucester A C summer plans and a Gloucester boxing card featuring Matty Baldwin versus Kid Pantz, plus forthcoming bouts involving Jimmy Briggs, Billy Willis, Jack McClelland, and Battling Nelson with a Chicago bantamweight title context.
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Gloucester A. C
Matty Baldwin
Charlestown
Kid Pantz
North End
Gloucester Club
New England
Frank Adams
Newton
Baldwin
Pantz
Gloucester
Jimmy Briggs
Billy Willis
National A. C
Philadelphia
Chelsea
Quaker City
Briggs
Jack McClelland
St. Louis
Nelson
Martin Canole
Frankie Neil
Harry Forbes
Chicago
Neil
Forbes
Jerry Callahan
Boxing Gossip Opens Dull Week for New England Clubs
The week promises little action as no important matches are set by New England boxing clubs, signaling the start of the off season. Cambridge A A will hold summer meetings, keeping the gym cool, though no Cambridge bouts are scheduled this week.
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New England
Camridge A. A
Cambridge
When a Doctor is Called to a Case Requiring Stimulants
A doctor specifies the stimulant brand from long experience that no other is unfailing in immediate benefits. Doctors are careful, and readers should follow their example. Sold by druggists and licensed dealers, sealed bottles only, never in bulk.
Brooklyn's Defeat Makes Boston Sixth
National league action in Brooklyn today ends with New York defeating local players 11 to 0. Wiltse pitched strongly allowing only three hits. New York batted Jones for six innings before Cronin relieved him. score details follow.
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Brooklyn
New York
Wiltse
Jones
Cronin
AB. R. BH
Bresnahan
Lice Aden
Browne
R. Eereeree
Devlin
McGann
Sy Lumley
R Seeee
Ee Dillon
Ever Gessler
Babb
Ee Jackitsch
McCormick
Mertes
Bowerman
Dillon
Dahlen
Gilbert
Imance
Pires
Emsiie
Zimmer
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Chicago Ballclub Sees Timely Hits Lead Loss to Weather Affected Crowd
In Cincinnati on June 19 the Chicago team failed to reach third base as timely hitting powered the locals to runs. A heavy shower before the game cut attendance and slowed play, shaping a damp battlefield for the matchup.
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Jones
King
Fielder Jones
Callahan
Collins
Lachance
Cincinnati
Chicagos
Evers
Odwell
Hahn
Lundgren
Dolan
Moran
ST. Louis
Pittsburg
AB Farrell
Smoot
Barclay
Burke
Ener Shay
Zearfoss
Corecess
Eee
Taylor
Leach
Ereereerere
Beaumont
Ceeenweree
Clarke
Ft . Ener
Wagner
Eeenesteen
Bransfield
Sebring
Ritchey
Ceeres
Phelps
Ceeseneve
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Collins blamed for Dougherty trade in Dougherty swap report
In an interview Ban Johnson reveals Collins tried to trade Dougherty for Jesse Burkett, contradicting the notion of a New York shift. Collins, leading his team since 1901, is defended by allies as prudent, while Dougherty is labeled a strong hitter and poor fielder. ONeill is cited as speedy and versatile, with tension between Dougherty and Collins likely.
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Freddy Parent
Dick Cooley
Chick Stahl
Fred Tenney
Winter
Carney
South Enders
George Lachance
Criger
Tenney
Nationals
Doc Carney
Raymer
Dougherty
Stahl
Ban Johnson
Pat Dougherty
New York
Collins
Jesse Burkett
Johnson
Taylor
O’neill
Washington
George Winter
Gaelic Football Team Ready for All Comers
The Boston Rangers Gaelic football players met at Paine Memorial and elected Cornelius Moriarty president John Fitzgerald vice president Daniel O Perle financial secretary J M Dillon recording secretary Patrick Flemming treasurer James P Finn manager Timothy Flaherty captain and Cornelius Gerin vice captain. The Rangers expressed willingness to compete with any football team in New England.
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Boston Rangers
Paine Memorial
Cornelius Moriarty
John Fitzgerald
Daniel O’perle
J. M. Dillon
Patrick Flemming
James P. Finn
Timothy’ Flagherty
Cornelius Gerin
Rangers
New England
GAMES TODAY IN NEW ENGLAND SCHEDULED
Manchester plays Fall River Concord hosts New Bedford Lowell visits Haverhill Lawrence faces Nashua.
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New England
Manchester
Fall River
Concord
New Bedford
Lowell
Haverhill
Lawrence
Nashua
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Fred Glade
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Princetons
Edward Murphy
Lexington Street
Evergreens
James Owens
Medford Street
Pacifics
F.K. Grant
Mt. Vernon Street
Jockeys A.C
John Collins
East Street
East Cambridge
Blanchard B. B. C
Peter Horan
North Street
Union
Parks of
J. J. Boyton
Sudbury Building
Franklins
Everett
J. J. Martin
Henry Street
Harbor Views
F. Sears
Cowper Street
East Boson
Roxburys
Wa Burrell
Columbians
K. Kane
Everett Street
East Boston
Bay Views
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East Eighth Street
South Boson
Atlantic A. C
M. Ryder
Liverpool Street
Efast Boston
Wigel Stars
M. Berlly
Wigel Street
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B. Hadley
Chestnut Avenue
Jamaica Plain
Eatons
B. L. Bantus
Anderson Street
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Congress Avenue
Mary A. A
Crescent A. A
J. M. Kenney
Hancock Avenue
Medford
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A. C
J. J. Dunn
Bristol Street
Oakfields
J. F. Collitons
Houghton Street
Somerville
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Oo. A. Reardon
Harrison Avenue
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W. Gufstafson
Fort Hill Square
G.C. Prisker
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