Battle for the pennant as Boston faces Baltimore this week
Orioles and Giants race through a full week of games with Boston at Brooklyn and New York at Baltimore on Monday through Wednesday. The piece forecasts Boston to likely climb ahead with strong pitching from Nichols Klobedanz and Lewis and predicts a Boston advantage in the crucial Boston Baltimore weekend series.
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Brooklyn
New York
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Washington
Louisville
Cleveland
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Cincinnati
Philadelph
Uisville
Rusie
Cy” Seymour
Cranks
Orioles
Beaneaters
Nichols
Klobedanz
Lewis
Bostons
South End
Ewing
Braves
Phillies
Washingtons
Veterans and Australians to clash in South End baseball exhibition
A South End exhibition pits a veteran American lineup led by A. G. Spalding and John Morrill against Australian amateurs who trained at Eastern Park. Notable old timers include Tim Murnane, George Wright, Jim O Rourke, Harry Schafer, Sam Wright, John Manning and Andy Leonard. An informal dinner at the United States Hotel follows the game.
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South End
America
A. G. Spalding
Sporting Goods House
John F. Morrill
Boston
Spalding
Tim Murnane
Silver
Tim
George Wright
Wright
Cincinnati Reds
Bostons
Providence
Jim O’rourke
New York
Harry Schafer
England
Sam Wright
George
Harry Wright
John Manning
Andy Leonard
Eastern Park
John Morrill
United States
Lancaster and Newark Split Big Stick Game Doubleheader
In Newark on June 20 Lancaster and Newark played two rough games. The locals won the first game while Lancaster took the second by a slim margin. Scoring details show heavy stick work and close totals with Lancaster edging Newark 18 to 15 in the opener and 8 to 7 in the nightcap.
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Newark
N. J
Lancaster
Toronto Triumphs Over Syracuse After Ninth Inning Errors
Errors by Schiebeck and Lezotte in the ninth inning, plus four hits and two walks by Toronto, produced five runs to erase a four run lead. Umpire Gaffney was indisposed, with Staley and Malarkey filling in and delivering solid work in Syracuse today.
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N. Y
Schiebeck
Lezotte
Toronto
Stars
Canucks
Gaffney
Staley
Malarkey
Buffalo Extends Winning Streak Over Rochester in Five-Run Victory
Buffalo defeated Rochester 8 to 3 as Rochester struggled at the plate and Buffalo avoided errors. The game featured dominant Buffalo pitching and a one-sided scoring sequence from early in the contest through the later innings.
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N. Y
Buffalo
eShaeee
Paterson Defeats Athletics in Slugging Off Day
Paterson defeated the Athletics 4 to 0 as the visitors failed to hit safely with runners on base. Paterson scored in multiple innings including a four run output late, while Athletics managed only scattered outs.
Indians rout Kid Carsey team at Wee Hawken 8 to 64
The Indians beat Kid Carsey's squad today at Wee Hawken before 300 spectators with a decisive 8 to 64 victory.
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New York
Clevelands
Weehawken
Kid Carsey
Indians
Harbor Run Commonwealth Bicycle Club Wins Boat Race
Courtney denies trainers are among the twirlers as Commonwealth Bicycle Club takes the event aboard a boat in a harbor run.
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Officer Coffey Fractures Forehead in Porter Street Raid
Reserve Officer John J. Coffey of Station 4 was struck with an axe during a liquor raid at 29 Porter Street. The blow left a deep forehead wound, narrowly missing fatal injury as Crawford, the woman's husband, swung the weapon but slipped. Coffey was treated and will be out of service for some time.
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John J. Coffey
Station 4
Coffey
Jane Crawford
George T. Crawford
Crawford
Williams
Steel mills start reviving in Monongahela valley
Industrial revival spreads along the Monongahela as Edgar Thomson and Homestead Steel Works resume full operation. Duquesne Steel Works begins billet to rail production tonight with ample orders. Braddock plants and Rankin Wire Works run at full capacity. Duquesne forge back to full time after two years. National Tube Works expands at McKeesport and Dewees Wood Company expected to start up soon.
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Penn
Monongahela Valley
Edgar Thomson
Homestead Steel Works
Duquesne Steel Works
Braddocks
Rankin Wire Works
Duquesne Forge
Funeral of Barney Barnato in London Jewish cemetery
The interment of Barney Barnato, the South African diamond king, was held at Williston Jewish cemetery in London on Sunday. A vast crowd attended the services with London financiers and East End Hebrews well represented, including Lord Marcus Beresford, Sir Edgar Vincent, and Sir Ellis Ashmend-Bartiett among the mourners.
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Barney Barnato
Williston
East End
Marcus Beresford
Edgar Vincent
Imperial Ottoman Bank
Ellis Ashmend-Bartiett
New England School of Boxing Open Day and Trial Lessons
The New England School of Boxing invites ladies, gentlemen and children to an open day and evening at 127 Tremont Street Room 12. Call or write to arrange a six lesson trial program.
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Tremont St
Three Crew Weights and Strokes in Friday Varsity Race
The article analyzes Yale Harvard and Cornell crews for the Friday race weighing 159 169 and 173 1 2 pounds. It notes Harvard and Yale endurance strengths with Yale about best at finish Yale quick water but easy swing and Cornell the lightest and fastest starter last year.
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Hig
Yale
Cornell
Harvard
Corneil
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Courtney
Lehmann
Spillman
Cornell Yale and Harvard crews contrast boat and rigging choices
The report notes Cornell will use a Watters paper boat while Harvard and Yale choose cedar boats built domestically. Both Cornell and Yale employ the American swivel oarlock whereas Harvard uses the English thole pin and claims greater power.
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Cornell
Harvard
Yale
Somerville 600 Fellows Hold Union Memorial Service
The Odd Fellows lodges Oasis Paul Revere and Caleb Rand held a memorial service at Day Street Congregational Church at 3 PM. Colonel Henry A. Thomas of Boston gave the memorial address while officers read roll calls and prayers, with the Albion Quartet performing.
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Somerville
Day Street Congregational Church
Oasis
Paul Revere
Caleb Rand
J. Herbert Thompson
L. M. Powers
Albion
Peter MacQueen
Charles F. Hemler
O. 8. Waldron
Oasis Lodge
J.B. Mayhew
Paul Revere Lodge
John H. Althorn
Caleb Rand Lodge
Henry A. Thomas
Boston
Mr. Powers
Albert L. Haskell
George T. Rand
George R. Libby
Willard T. L. Clough
Joshua Butler
George W. Clarke
Henry Thorpe
F. A. Rolfe
Colonel Thomas
Youthful baseball tragedy at county fair grounds
Austin Smith aged 19 son of James Smith of Sandy Hill was killed during a baseball game at the Washington County Fair Grounds between Sandy Hill and Fort Edwards. A pitched curve ball struck Smith under the ear causing brain concussion and almost instant death.
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Saratoga
Austin Smith
James Smith
Sandy Hill
Washington County Fair Grounds
Fort Edwards
Smith
Edward McGinnis
Wheels In Mud Halt Boston Bicycle Runs
A Boston Post report details a Saturday night and Sunday washout as park roads froze into glue like mud. Cyclists faced postponed club runs and failed attempts to ride, with many returning home to clean mud from their wheels.
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Fens
Gulf Stream
Boston
Lapland
Tincler and Conreff to Race Two Miles at Somerville Meet
Irish champion Tincler and ex world amateur champion Conneff are matched for two miles at the Division 20 A O H games at the Somerville Y M C A on July 5. Conneff has shown form after a recent setback and a Roxbury exhibition indicating he is nearing peak, while Tinder’s June 17 showing suggests he can challenge any man in America. Carroll plans to enter, with Smith McGunnigle and others in an open field likely to push the Irishman toward a near world record effort.
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Sewall Place
Boston
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Yhorndike Street
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Charlestown
J. Rea
Bow Street
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Ilton Street
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Bert Montin
Border Street
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Collins Street
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Charles O. Jones
Charter Street
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West Dedham Street
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West End
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Brighton Street
Young Franklins
John Phillips
Bunker Hill Street
Dorchester Reds
Edward W. Berrigan
Neponset Street
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Gore Street
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G. G. Foster
Prince Street
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Jamaica Plain
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Armstrong Street
Berle B. B. C
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Sutton Street
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Cambridge
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Washington Street
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Morton Avenue
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West Cedar Street
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H. J. Gallagher
Webster Street
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Richard Crowley
Webster Avenue
George B. Tincler
Ireland
Tommy Conneff
Conneff
Tinder
Carroll
America
Smith
McGunnigle
Bicycle Notes and Newburyport Century Course Details
Next Wednesday evening at the electric light meet at Charles River Park features a match race between Metropolitan Wheelmen and Waltham Bicycle Club. Also noted are movements of William Krafve to Baldwin Chain Company and foreign trips, plus a Newburyport century route from Copley Square through Cambridge and Ipswich back to Wolfe Tavern.
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William Krafve
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Dartmouth Street
Commonwealth Avenue
Cottage Farm
Beacon Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Harvard Bridge
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Salem
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Ipswich
Newburyport
Wolfe Tavern
South Framingham
Ashland
Hopkinton
Upton
Northbridge
Douglas
Thompson, Conn
Putnam
Daysville
Killingly, Danielson
Watregan
Plainfield
Jewett City
Norwich
Mexico hosts first road race on 15 kilometer course
On May 6 the first road race in Mexico was run over a 15 kilometer course drawing the largest crowd for a race there. Thirty five riders competed and Louis Loubens won from scratch and the time prize. Next Saturday the Sawyer 2 1/2 mile handicap will be run on the Dorchester triangle for boys 19 and under with watches as top prizes.
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Mexico
Louis Loubens
Loubens
Dorchester Triangle
Elgin
Waltham
J. M. Kelly
Sawyer Avenue
Dorchester
Boxing Gossip Summarizes Week Bouts Across Multiple Clubs
George Dixon vs Kentucky Rosebud six rounds in Philadelphia sets tone for the night. Eddy Curry expected to beat Joe Craig at South Beach. Brennan-Dunne ten rounds. Griffo-Ryan ten rounds. Dixon and Bud entertain Philadelphia in a no decision bout. Also mentions future O’Brien Bonner match and Flaherty-Downey set for Buffalo.
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Tom Williams
Tommy Ryan
Ed Dunkherst
Tom Conroy
Empire A. C
Syracuse
N. Y
George Dixon
Walter Edgerton
Kentucky Rosebud
Quaker City
A. C
Philadelphia
Eddy Curry
Joe Craig
Bill Dunne
Mike Brennan
Jack Cadigan
Jim Caulfield
South Beach
Staten Island
Isadore Strauss
Jimmy Murphy
Jack Leary
Lowell
F. Daly
George Church
Fred Green
Olympic A. C
Buffalo
Billy Steffers
New York
Charley Johnson
Charley Burns
Baltimore
Jack Daly
Owen Zeigler
Athens
Penn
Fred Fairman
Mark Kerwin
Allegheny
Starlight’ of Australia
George Crisn
Newcastle
Eng
Jack McDonough
Jack Crawford
Tom Moriarty
Billy Armstrong
Unknown
Maple A. C
Elmira
George
Dixon
Edgerton
Craig
Frank Erne
Curry
Erne
Bayonne
Griffo
Kings County
Dick O’brien
Jack Bonner
Olympic Club
Bonner
O’brien
Martin Flaherty
Jack Downey
Spire A. C
Lawrence
Farnborough
Tom Sayers
John C. Heenan
Sayers
Sam Hurst
Stalybridge
Tom Paddock
London
Hurst
George V. Tuohey
Five Children Burned in Buffalo Fire
Fire partly destroyed the East Buffalo home of Joseph Melenski. Five children sleeping inside were severely burned. Sophia aged 1 died at Fitch Hospital. Mary 12 Bronislowa 5 Veronica 3 and Cecilia 8 remain in hospital with poor prospects for recovery.
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N. Y
Joseph Melenski
East Buffalo
Sophia
Fitch
Mary
Bronislowa
Veronica
Cecilia
Trinity Commencement Week Opens With Sermon
Hartford June 20 Trinity commencement week began with morning prayer and holy communion in the chapel. The baccalaureate sermon to the graduating class was delivered at Christ Church by Rev. Dr. W. W. Battershall of Albany from the text I will walk in liberty for I seek thy commandments.
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Hartford
Conn
Trinity
Christ Church
W. W. Battershall
Albany
N. Y
Bowdoin College Class of '97 Sermon Delivered
President Hyde of Bowdoin College delivered the baccalaureate sermon at Bowdoin Church in Brunswick Maine this afternoon for the class of 1897.
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Bowdoin College
Hyde
College
Bowdoin Church
Amherst Commencement Exercises at Massachusetts Agricultural College
Amherst June 20 The commencement exercises opened at the Massachusetts Agricultural College with the baccalaureate sermon delivered in the morning by Rev Calvin Stebbins of Worcester and in the evening the Rev Dr Leonard W Bacon of New Haven Conn gave the address to the college.
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Massachusetts Agricultural College
Calvin Stebbins
Worcester
Leonard W. Bacon
New Haven
Conn
Saugus Rages Into Four Days of Horse Racing
The Saugus meet opens tomorrow with a full card of trotting and pacing events. Entries include multiple 2:15 and 2:19 pace classes for purses around 300 dollars, featuring horses ridden or driven by Readville Readville participants, Mystic Park and Charter Oak Park stables, and drivers from Worcester Medford Philadelphia and beyond.
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Readville
Mass
Fred Wilkes
John Riley
Mystic Park
Ch. S
Wood
A. Turtlelotte
Somerville
B. m
Annie Edd
James Elliott
Philadelphia
Penn
Kelvyn
Charles 8. Green
New Flartford
N. Y
B. m. Thalma
Charles S. Green
New Hartford
Story’s Clay
Joe Demarest
Charter Oak Park
Monropole
Collins
B. G
Jimmy B
H. Demarest
Kitty van
Lawrence Kelly
Savannah
Palmetto Prince
Garth & Gilchrist
Medford
H. Kendrick
Worcester
B. S. Melson
C. H. Lafferty
Food & Proctor
Ee KE. Skinner
Lawrence
B. S. Greencorn
oSda & Proctor
Sundlund
F. H. Kendrick
James McNamee
Saugus
B. m. Annie
Billy Abbott
C. B. Cook
Shrewsbury
Strathmore
A. Goodell
Waltham
Carrie V. J. Bard Palmer
Lucky Boy
M. Bristol
Winthrop
the Duke
B. M. Durland
Lynn
Star Wilkes
Charles
Green
David King
John Kervick
B. G. Palon
A. McDonald
Liw
Richmond, Va
B. m. Lillie L. Mart Demarest
Success
J. FE. Turner
Ambler
B. G. James
George H. Moore
Ch. S. Salvini
RK. E. Collins
G. Tennabinch
J. J. Bowen
B. G. Plato
Knapp Forshner
Brighton
C. m. Ally
B. G. Air Line
Ables
General Robinson
John E. Skinner
B. m. Muay Wood
B. G. Palonmane Demarest
Success R. R. Collins
R. M. Durland
B. G. Star Wilkes
A. F. Williams
Malden
B. m. Bon E. Charles
Joan Spring Beauty
B. G. Brevet
D. M. Bristol
B. G. the Duke
K. M. Gillies
Faddile Curwen
Big Ike
B. A. Goodell
Sandy River
B. m. Lucy Stokes
Worcester, Mass
Ch. & Terrell
John E. Turner
B. m. Niano
Lucy Stokes
J. H. Ney
B. m. Clara
Ie Lauchlin
B. G. Parlo
Ned Wilkes
Oan FE
Skinner
Ornaemena & Gilchrist
Helena
Aplex
N .Oe Kendrick
Terere
J. M. Thayer
Lexington
Norvine
Read
Houghton
Paddy D. William M. Parish
B. G. Mosul
Williston Seminary Exercises In Williston Church
The bac calaureate sermon for Williston Seminary seniors was preached today in the Pason Church by Rev. C. H. Hamlin.
Noted Remark Sparks Home Intrigue
A Cleveland Plain Dealer excerpt hints at domestic plans and a playful jab about a wife’s past as an amateur elocutionist. The dialogue suggests a fishing party is in the offing and plays on the wife’s recitation skills.
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