Senators Rally Past Boston in Ninth Inning Fail to Score After Early Lead
In a highscoring doubleheader, Boston toppled by Senators' offensive surge while fielding misplays from Stovey marred the defense. Knell struggled, Donovan great in left, and Emslie's pitching wildness shaped the opener. Senators early two runs, then a five-run burst as Nichols shut them down. Final scoreboard details omitted.
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Senators
Nichols
Boston
Knell
Gastright
Stovey
Duffy
Long
Kelly
Michael
Donovan
Hoy
Richardson
Emslie
Bostons
Tucker
Tom
Emilie
Nash
Lowe
Raymond
Irwin
Milligan
Maguire
Emstie
Baseball Roundup of Wins and Woes Across The Leagues
Journal notes Artie grieving in camphor scented memory as Boston climbs after two Washington wins. Brooklyn suffers defeat while Ward’s tuning falters. Spiders topple Burns’s men in Pittsburgh. Giants clash with songbirds as Orioles falter. Reds triumph over the Chicago clubs amid convention chatter. Browns and Colonels parade at Sportsman’s Park with St Louis cheering.
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Spiders
Burns
Pittsburg
Giants
Songbirds
Orioles
Wings
Reds
Chicagos
Browns
Colonels
Sportsman’s Park
St. Lou's Gang
Two From The Senators And The Washington Express
The Senators lose to Washington as Clarkson dominates on the mound with clean fielding and key hits. Selee’s squad thrives early but fades, while Boston teams gain pennant momentum and Phillies intensify pressure on John Montgomery Ward. Danny Richardson surpasses Long at short in a Cincinnati outing.
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Senators
Washington Express
Selee
Clarkson
Irwin
Emilie
Boston
Washington
Phillies
John Montgomery Ward
Bostons
Sometimes Emslie
John Clarkson
John
Tucker
Danny Richardson
Long
Short Field
Cincinnati
Danny
Senators Fall Short As Boston Wins Five to Four
In a seesaw game the Hi Hi Bruins rally to beat the Senators 5 4 after Clarkson limits Boston to early runs. Radford nets two hits and drives in a run, while Donovan Richardson and Abbey contribute offense for the visitors. The decisive inning comes in the fourth when Boston plates three to lead 5 4 and never relinquishes the lead.
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Senators
Selee
Bostons
Richardson
Bennett
Radford
Clarkson
Raymond
Larkin
Red Stockings
Tucker
Donovan
Nash
Tom
Stovey
Lowe
Abbey
Robinson
William
Long
Short Field
Irwin
John
McCarthy
Duffy
Gastright
Senator Hoy
Boston
Sports Page Summary: Base hits and misc. plays noted in games
Two base hits by McGraw and Richardson and scores and errors for New York game. Ewing and Tiernan added base hits. Van Haltren hit a home run. Sacrifice hits by Tiernan Fuller Boyle and Robinson. Stolen bases by Whistler and Robinson. Walks to Gunson McGraw Richardson Crane Balti more. Errors by Balti more and New York. Passed balls by Gunson and Boyle. Strikeouts listed for multiple pitchers. Double play by McGraw and Robinson. Umpire Sheridan. Time 1 h 60 m.
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Boston
McCarth Madhe Duffy
Long
Kell
Eee
Tucker
Nash
Stovey
One
Nichols
Washington
Radford
Raymond
Hoy
Lowe
Richardson
Donovan
Gastright
Knell
Larkin
Maguire
Emalie
McGraw
Ewing
Tiernan
van Haltren
Fuller
Boyle
Robinson
Whistier
Gunson
Crane
Baltimore
New York
Shindle
Whistler
Welch
Cobb
O'Rourke
Indle
Sheridan
The Colonels' Fall
St Louis wins final game of series as Meekin struggles. Attendance 2100. Breitenstein out for running out of line. Earned run for St Louis 4. Caruthers Buckley and Crooks with hits. Buckley, Weaver, Pinkney, Buckley, and Meekin with sacrifice lists. Wild pitches by Meekin, multiple errors, and a double play by Crooks and Verden. Umpire Hurst. Time 1h 5m.
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St. Louis
Caruthers
Buckley
Jrim
Crooks
Werden
Brodie
Pinkkney
Weaver
Meekin
Stelen
Carroll
Paseed
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Jennings
Dowse
St. Uis
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Brown
Kuehne
Crooks and Verden
Hurst
Phillies win third straight over Brooklyn in June game
Pamapetrata June 20 The Phillies again defeated the Brooklyn club in a solid all around game with an attendance of 3219. The score line follows details not provided in the fragment.
Pirates Blame Umpire for Loss in Cleveland Tilt
Pierspune June 20 The Pirates fall to Cleveland as umpire Macallar reverses calls. Miller called out for interfering, Beckley ruled out at plate though safe, decisions Cleveland players dispute. Baldwin and Young pitched well, Bierbauer Childs fielded strongly. Attendance 1080. Scoring details show earned runs Pittsburg 1 Cleveland 1. Bench notes include multiple errors and two-base hits by Miller Beckley Burkett.
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Smith
McKean
Cleveland
Macallar
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Beckley
Baldwin
Young
Bierbauer
Aldwin
Childs
Fielder
Pittsburg
Burkett
Davis
McAleer
Virtue
Mack
Zimmer
Farrell
Corkhill
Bierbaur
Shugart
Tebeau
Macauar
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Cincinnatis Defeat Chicagos On Bad Errors And Lucky Streak
In Caiiaco on June 20 Dahlen's and Cooney's costly errors plus a batting run by the Cincinnati nine beat the Chicago club. Mullane and Luby opposed on the mound and were touched for hits as both defenses misfired. Attendance reached 1800. The final score is not stated.
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Caiiaco
Dahlen
Cooney
Cincinnatis
Chicagos
Mullane
Luby
Crane Lifts New Yorks In Low Scoring Tilt
June 20 report credits Crane with decisive clever work in the points and strong support as the New Yorks defeat the Orioles. Orioles finally hit with men on base in the fourth and fifth innings and score five runs. Van Haltren misplays two plays aiding New Yorks. Attendance 1088. The score:
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Battimony
Crane
New Yorks
Oriole
van Haltren
Brockton Triumphs Over Portland In Sharp Baseball Win
Brockton defeated Portland 7 runs to 1 after a decisive eighth inning burst. Key contributors included Shea with strong batting and McGunnigle solid in right field. Burke caught Doe well, while Kirmes and Burns starred for Portland despite the loss. Attendance reported at 500.
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Brockron
Brockton
Doe
Shannon
Shea
McGunnigle
Burke
Manchester Holds Off Salem In Tight Caledonia Tilt
Manchester won a finely played game today with sharp hitting. Dowling was fined ten dollars and released for poor play. Fitzmaurice stood out at first despite errors. Salem signed Farrell and three new players will be signed at once. Attendance was 250. Manchester 8 Salem 2. Hits Manchester 9 Salem 6. Errors Manchester 6 Salem 7. Batteries Morse and Mackey Killeen and McCarthy. Earned runs Manchester 2. Stolen bases Wheeler Gill. First base on balls Burke Coughlin Deady Smith Connors Dorsey. Umpire Mulcahey. Time two hours.
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Manchester
Dowling
Fitzmaurice
Farrell
Salem
Manchesters
Morse
Mackey
Killeen
McCarthy
Garry
Oor Mackey
Connors
Wheeler
Gill
Burke
Coughlin
Deady
Smith
Dorsey
Collins
Mulcahey
O—I
Pawtucket
Woonsocket
Callery
Connaughton
Sullivan
Burrill
Lang
Cronin
McGuirk
Jordan
Black
Ladd
Hammill
Quinlan
Riley
Sweeney
Harrington
Long
Meagher
Duggan
Mather
Mahoney
Lowells Triumph In Erratic Pitcher Battle
Lowells win a loosely played game against visiting team as both pitchers exhibit wildness and hitting remains erratic. A rumor that Whitney has been released is false. Attendance 400. Final score not provided in readable text.
Pawtucket Defeats Woonsocket In Errorless Battle
Pawtucket pitchers held Woonsocket to four runs in a clean game as Pawtucket piled up ten hits to five for Woonsocket. Duggan provided the offensive spark while Callery worked for the home team. Attendance was listed at 250 as Pawtucket won 4 to 6 in nine innings.
Albany and Buffalo Pace Eastern League Action
Eastern League games from Albany and Buffalo show Albany routing Rochester by 16 to 8 while Buffalo defeats Syracuse 5 to 1 and Troy edges Elmira 12 to 11 in a busy schedule dated June 20.
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Aubany
Albany
Rochester
Buffalo
Syracuse
Troy
Elmira
Post Ball Nine Seeks Rivalry For Charity Game
The Post nine invites the Herald and Globe nines to a charity exhibition on Congress street grounds within a week or ten days. Manager Walsh offers to organize all details if the other clubs agree to play for Carney Hospital fund, signaling a bid to showcase superiority.
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Walsh
Post Nine
Congress Street
Carney
Post
Herald
Globe
Lehigh Yale Game Postponed Over Exam Schedule
New Haven June 20 The Lehigh Yale game has been postponed due to examinations at Lehigh.
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Lehigh
YALE
New Haven
Stovey Released by Boston After League Pressure
Boston left fielder Harry Stovey receives a release notice after a league meeting aimed at trimming salaries. Manager Frank Selee, President Soden, and directors plan further cuts affecting Clarkson Bennett Nichols, while other clubs pursue Stovey. Players grow nervous as decisions loom.
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Frank Selee
Boston
Soden
Stovey
Harry Stovey
Bostons
New York
Pittsburg
Harry
Clarkson
Charley Bennett
Kid Nichols
Brookyln Ward's Nine Set for South End Showdown
Brooklyn Ward's nine meet Boston at South End grounds this afternoon aiming to cut Boston's series lead. Haddock has pitched well for Brooklyn, with Dan Brouthers and Soden's salaried lineup tomorrow as the clubs clash again before a four week home absence. The leaders and rivals hype a corker as top pitchers duel. lineups and positions follow.
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Brooklyn Nine
South End Grounds
Boston
Bostons
John
Dave
Haddock
Brooklyns
Dan Brouthers
Soden
South End
A Baseball Authority Questioned on Scoring Rules
A critic touts rule changes after citing Herman Long and an erroneous error call on Tucker. He argues for a base hit when a fielder cannot recover, while other writers adhere to the standard rule. He had previously challenged the Herald on curve terminology, but pitchers insist speed creates the inward sweep and an in ball is a shoot.
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Herman Long
Tucker
New York Herald
the Herald
Harvard Crushes Holy Cross in Seven Inning Win
Harvard defeated Holy Cross 19 to 2 in seven innings. Harvard pitchers Wiggin and Brennan held Holy Cross to weak contact as Harvard’s bats powered a lopsided victory, with Hovey Highlands and Mahoney among the standouts.
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Harvard
Holy Cross
Stafford
Brennan
Highlands and Wiggin
Athletic Notes on New England Association Championships
Entries list for the New England Association of the AAU all round championships at Irvington Oval includes D Long P J Finneran W G Irwin from the BA A A, E L Hopkins J T McNeil from Trimount A C and Robert H Callahan of Gloucester AC. Officials named Lincoln Wood Lathrop Harvard and Graham will timer. Events at Lowell Cricket and AAU games on Saturday July 2 include sprints hurdles jumps throws and bicycle race with close June 25 entries deadline.
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New England Association
Irvington Oval
D. Long
P. J. Finneran
W. G. Irwin
E. L. Hopkins
J. T. McNeil
Trimount A. C
Robert H. Callahan
Gloucester Athletic Club
Messrs
Lincoln and Wood
Lathrop
Harvard
Graham
Charlesbank
Lowell
Bloss
Finneran
Hurd
Lord
Casey
Long
Irwin
Coombs
Melrose Athletic Club
P. Grace
D. Murphy
J.kelley
John Allagher
T. Foley
W. Murphy
Billy Casey
Hyde Park Cycle Club to Host July 2 Bicycle Tournament
Hyde Park prepares for a July 2 cycling tournament at the trotting Park. events include one mile novice safety, one mile handicap, open, quarter-mile octets, two-mile team, and mass division championships with entries closing June 27. prizes feature gold and silver medals, watches, and more. noted cyclists from Manhattan A C and New York A C are involved.
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Trotting Park
Massachusetts
Dvision L. A. W
Charles F. Corvett
P. O
Mass
Manhattan A.C
Ford Seeley
Connolly Boys
Berles
McDuffee
Taylor
New York
Springfield
Hampden Park
Billy Corcoran
New York A. C
Zimmerman
Boston College
Y. M. C. A. Bicycle Club
Irish American Athletic Club Pushes Boston Union Plan
Irish and Irish American athletes affiliated with Boston clubs push for a union of athletic organizations in the area. A meeting at Alpha Hall, Essex Street, chaired by Pp. J. Flatley, formed a five man committee to visit other clubs and invite delegates to the next gathering on Sunday, July 3, to discuss benefits of a united Irish American athletic effort in the United States.
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Vicinity
Ireland
United States
Alpha Hall
Essex Street
Pp. J. Flatley, Esq
Cone
John D. Driscoll
John B. O’higgins
Peter Daly
Patrick Collins
Somerville
Alderman Dinneen
Malden
Williams Dartmouth tennis tie ends in five set duel
In Williams Dartmouth championship singles Brown of Dartmouth defeated Anderson of Williams 6-4 3-6 6-0 4-6 6-4, tying the series between Williams and Dartmouth. The deciding match will be played in the next few days at Williams College.
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Williamstown
Brown
Dartmouth
Anderson
Williams
Roxbury Athletic Club Chooses Leaders and Plans
The Roxbury Athletic Club met at 5 Hampden Street last evening. A membership application will be sent to the N E A A A U. U. A committee was formed to secure quarters and grounds. Dr T J Murphy was named surgeon. President G H Goode and Lt J J Driscoll were asked to act as judges at the July 4 rowing regatta. A blue horseshoe with the club monogram in red on white was adopted as the emblem.
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Hampden Street
T. J. Murphy
Pape
G. H. Goode
J. J. Driscoll
Uly 4
Rowing Match Upsets as Dondaro Refuses to Row
George Rutter of Manchester and John Miller of Lowell will row a two mile cup race under Poplar Boat Club. The double scull race features William Bagley and Joe Kelly versus P. W. Connors and Tom Powers with Tom Butler as referee.
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Bob Conley
Ben Dondaro
Dondaro
George Rutter
Manchester
Eng
John Miller
Lowell
Poplar Boat Club
William Bagley
Joe Kelly
West Ends
P. W. Connors
Tom Powers
Riversides
Tom Butler
Harvard B A A Nine Rule Sparks Battle Over Varsity Players
Harvard faculty reportedly told several Varsity nine members that playing for the Boston Athletic Association this summer would bar them from Crimson baseball next year. Players named include Highlands, Upton, Dickinson, Frothingham, Corbett, Wiggin and Cobb. The edict, linked to Professor White and opposed by Coach Sam Winslow, raises questions over faculty authority during vacation and possible taint of professionalism. The reliability of the source is noted as high by a “good gentleman.”
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Boston Athletic Association
New York
Pittsburg
Buffalo
Cleveland
Detroit
Highlands
Joe Upton
Dickinson
Frothingham
Corbett
Wiggin
Cobb
Crimson
Irish Athletic Picnic Set for July at Oakland Garden
The National Irish Athletic Association held a meeting and announced the annual picnic will be at Oakland Garden on Thursday July 14. Events run from 10 a m to 10 p m with an all day program, evening entertainment, a long varied program, and a grand fireworks display to close the day.
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National Irish Athletic Association
Oak Island Revere Beach
Oakland Gardon
Steamers Arrived in Boston and New York
Ships reached Boston and New York on June 20 from various origins including New York Antwerp Sama Cuba Jamaica Bremen Wsgow Queenstown and Boston. Vessels listed include Concord Hermann Franklin Ethelwold Ems Circassia Bergenland Pavonia Furnessia and Arizona with routes noted.
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United States
Concord
New York
Hermann
Antwerp
Franklin
Sama
Cuba
Ethelwold
Jamaica
Ems
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Circassia
Wsgow
Bergenland
Queenstown
Pavonia
Tory Island
Furnessia
Brow Head
Arizona
Bridgton Academy Commencement Set With Notable Orator
Bridgton Academy in Maine plans a notable commencement on June 29 with General Stewart L Woodford of New York delivering the oration. Major General Rufus Ingalls of Oregon, Grant's West Point classmate and chief quartermaster for forces operating against Richmond, will preside.
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Stewart L. Woodford
New York
Rufus Ingalls
Oregon
Grant
West Point
Richmond
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