Boston Fans Urge Loyalty as Cubbies Visit Today
The Boston club led by Collins faces Chicago in Huntington Avenue as fans debate calls and long-shot hopes for a pennant run. Critics press for support, noting Burkett and Cooley in play and predicting four games this week with three needed to stay hopeful. Chicago stars Davis, Altrock and Callahan are in town for a public workout and a Ladies Day event.
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Huntington
Avenue
Chicago
Collins
Boston
Cooley
Charley Lavis
Detroit
John I. Taylor
O’loughlin
Wielder Jones
Nick Altrock
George Davis
Lee Tannehill
Dundon
Danny Green
Harry White
Jimmy Callahan
Hub Hart
Everett
Boston Americans Beat New Bedford 12 to 6 in Wet Round
The Boston Americans defeated New Bedford 12 to 6 at Athletic Field after a soggy day of clambakes and whaling banter. Spectators saw 16 hits for Boston and 10 for New Bedford with mixed-up player names and a late train departure.
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New Bedford
Boston
Theresa
Black Rock
Parent
Ferris
Stahl
Selbach
Winter
Kavanaugh
Harvard
Gibson
Collins
Boston Americans
Elliott
Dineen
Cy Young
Hallock
Hallock Drug CO
Court St
Aus
Liverpool
Tremont St
Schedule of NBA Matchups Across Cities
The card lists games featuring Chicago at Boston, St. Louis at Washington, Detroit at New York, and Cleveland at Philadelphia, outlining a day of professional play across four venues.
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Cleveland
Chicato
Ceer Eens Ereaseres
Philadelphia
Detroit
Boston
New York
Washington St. Louis
Chicago
St. Louis
Washington
Surprise Exhibition Opens Next Sunday at Wonder Gallery
The Sun Day Post promotes a big surprise when the wonder gallery unveils a new cut out next Sunday. Officials urge readers to arrive early as the event aims to please everyone and attract a line of eager visitors.
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Wonder Gallery
Sunday Post
Philadelphia Beats St Louis 5 4 In Tight Ninth
Philadelphia defeats St Louis 5 to 4 in an American League game. A ninth inning rally by St Louis was halted by a sensational one hand jumping catch by Murphy for a double play. Attendance 3925.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Murphy
Nutmeg poised as Hanley’s potential new champion in yacht class
The Nutmeg owned by A. C. Jones of Duxbury and designed by Charles C. Hanley of Quincy showed strong speed in two earlier races and a Marblehead to Isles of Shoals course time, hinting at a possible Y. R. A. championship bid. Hanley, famed designer of six Y. R. A. champions, reenters local racing with high expectations for Nutmeg.
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A. C. Jones
Duxbury
Charles C. Hanley
Quincy
Hull
Marblehead
Isles of Shoals
Medric II
Hanley
Meemer
Hermes
Flirt
Calypso
New Orleans
Gulf
Cleveland Beats Washington in Fourth Straight Game
Cleveland won the fourth straight game against Washington as the visitors pushed the ball across the field and sent Hughes to the bench after an early burst.
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Washington
Cleveland Today
Hughes
Hub Punch Host Earns Kudos For Keen Brew Enjoyment
The article notes a host serving hub punch with ice, praised by guests for the beverage and hospitality. It mentions I. Graves & Sons of Boston as proprietors and references a baseball game with two innings, Townsend’s strong hitting, Jackson being ejected in the eighth for disputing an umpire’s decision, and Anderson’s late arrival.
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Boston
Boston Men
Colling
O'Loughlin
I. Graves & Sons
Mass
Townsend
Jackson
Anderson
Herreshoff's Sonya Wins in England
Dover England June 19 The Herreshoff designed American built composite cutter Sonya belonging to Mrs Turner Farley of Southampton won a 25 mile race after earlier failures. Sonya defeated the composite cutter Britomart owned by W P Burton Glasgow and Maymen owned by Samuel Butler Glasgow last year's crack 62 footer.
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Dover
Eng
Sonya
Turner- Farley
Southampton
Britomart
W. P. Burton
Glasgow
Clyde
Maymen
Samuel Butler
Jeffries Declares Retirement Final Plans Cattle Ranch
James J. Jeffries says he has no immediate plans and will retire to run a Southern California cattle ranch. He insists he is no longer world champion and would not return, praising boxing’s square conduct and noting no one offered bribes to throw fights.
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Los Angeles
Cal
James J. Jeffries
California
Parson Wagner
Jeffries
East
Jeff
Sharkey
San Francisco
Fitzsimmons
Corbett
Ruhlin
Kid Goodman to Meet Corbett in Spokane July Fourth Bout
Kid Goodman sails this afternoon with Johnny Mooney to face ex-champion Young Corbett in a 20 round fight at Spokane Washington on July 4. Promoters at Butte Montana offered less money, making Spokane the decisive pick. Goodman seeks fame and a move toward Britt and Nelson, while boxers in New England eye summer activity and possible matchups at Pythian Rink.
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West
Johnny Mooney
Hig
Goodman
Young Corbett
Spokane
Washington
Butte
Mont
Corbett
East
Boston
Jimmy Britt
Nelson
Herrera
Dick Hyland
New England
Chelsea
Harry Lewis
Cea
Tommy Daly
Mike
Twin
Providence
Feltz
Goodwin
Salem
Fall River
Tommy
Nahant
Edwin
Kid Barrish
Kid Connolly
Fred O’brien
George Campbell
Bob Fitzsimmons
Mike Schreck
Salt Lake City
Shreck
Fitz
Oo al Neill
San Francisco
Australia
Dack Cullen
Lew Myers
New York
Sammy Smith
Jack O'Neil
Philadelphia
Myers
Willie Lewis
Jimmy Briggs
Eddie Keevin
Billy Hamilton
Kelley
Chicago Americans top Chesbro as they defeat New York
In New York on June 19 the Chicago Americans beat Chesbro 9 to 6. Clark Griffith shuffled the infield with Conroy to third and Yeager to short. Fultz Dundon and Tannehill each had two base hits, Conroy doubled, and Dundon and Tannehill stole bases. Chesbro took the loss while Smith and Puttman pitched for Chicago. Attendance reached 3,500 as umpire Connolly called the game after 11 innings 50 minutes.
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Eackson
I. F
Flick
Lajoie
Bradley
Seeresee
Gurner
Stovall
Buelow
Clarke
Cores
Rhoades
Vincent
Washington
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Jones
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Heyden
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Pewee Eserereese
Townsend
Peree
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Bay
Turner
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New York
Chicago Americans
Chesbro
Clark Griffith
Conroy
Yeager
Fultz
Dundon
Tannehill
Williams
Chase
Davis
Donahue
Chicago
Smith
Puttman
R. B
C. F
Holmes
Ee Donahue
Isbell
R. F
McFarland
Sullivan
Ee White
T Chase
Palte
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Kleinow
Orth
Swamp-Root Endorsement Letter Promotes Kidney Cure
A 1904 reader letter from Melrose Mass praises Swamp Root Dr Kilmer’s remedy for kidney trouble. The author reports dramatic recovery after short use and notes a doctor’s confirmation of improved urinary health. Readers are offered a free sample and bottles for sale with the Kilmer’s Swamp Root brand and Bing hamton N Y address.
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Cottage St
Melrose
Mass
I. C. Richardson
Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton, N. Y
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