Brooklyn Beats Boston In Eight Inning Pitchers Battle
In a South End grounds pitchers battle Boston loses to Brooklyn 4 to 2 after Sefton debuts for Boston and Kennedy falters. Sexton excels with an out curve while Daly and Lachance spark the visitors defense with sharp plays and timely hits.
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South End Grounds
Frank Sexton
Daub
Kennedy
McDonald
Boston
Bannon
Corcoran
Lowe
Daly
Lachance
Tenney
Sexton
Treadway
Liachance
Shindle
Brooklyn
Bostons
Duffy
Hughey
Grim
Tucker
Long
Nash
McCarthy
Brooklyns
Griffin
Banmion
Shinnie
Anderson
Dalls
Per
Lasiatcars
Ithe
Cleveland Beats Chicago in Doubleheader In Cleveland
Cleveland defeats Chicago 15 to 7 in the first game and 10 to 4 in the second as Chicago pitchers Griffith and Kittredge struggle. Attendance reaches about 5000 with national Republican League delegates in town. Young and Zimmer secure the wins for Cleveland in both games.
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Cleveland, CO
Cleveland
Chicago
Griffith
Terry
Young
Zimmer
Kittredge
Cuppy
Donohue
Burk e Home Run Highlights New York Win in Rain
In drizzling weather at New York on June 21 the Mets fielded superbly and hit hard with runners on base. Schmeltz's Men mustered seven hits. Burke hit a homer. Attendance 3,000. Final score New York 8 Washington 3. German and Schriver partnered for New York, Mercer and McGuire for Washington.
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New York
New Yorks
Schmeltz
Burke
Washington
Schriver
Mercer
McGuire
Browns Lose Hard Fought Game With Cincinnati Nine
St Louis and Cincinnati each had nine hits but Cincinnati made more durable errors. Ely muffed a fly in the fifth inning, a costly miscue. Attendance was about two thousand. Final score Cincinnati 7, St Louis 0. Batteries Rhines Murphy Ehret Peitz.
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ST. Louis
Philadelphia Defeats Baltimore on Strong Hitting and Umpire Calls
Philadelphia led the game and beat Baltimore 7 to 3 as Thompson hit a home run. Kelly was ejected after arguing with umpire Murray in the fourth inning. Taylor pitched well for Philadelphia. Attendance 3781. Scoring shows Philadelphia 3 runs in the first, then steady offense. Baltimore mounted late pushes.
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Philadelphia
Baltimore
Thompson
Murray
Kelly
Taylor
Clements
Hemming
Clarke
Fall River Beats Augusta In Postponed New England League Game
Fall River defeated Augusta 3 to 1 in a postponed contest at Augusta after a spirited pitchers duel. Fall River collected 13 hits to Augusta 10 and committed 1 error to Augusta’s 4. Klobedanz and Rollins pitched for Fall River with Butler and Kelly catching for Augusta.
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New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Washington
Baltimore
Louisville
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Chiago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
NEW England League
Brockton
Fall River
Pawtucket
New Bedford
Bangor
Portland
Augusta
Lewiston
NEW England Association
Salem
Lowell
Nashua
Lawrence
Klobedanz
Rollins
Butler
Kelly
Slugging start ends in low score as Lawrence defeats Lowell
New England Association game in Lawrence shows a fast start with eight runs for Lawrence and three for Lowell, then silence. Bresnahan limits the visitors while Grant's fielding, plus Hoyt and Castles batting, stand out. Batteries Bresnahan Hart Brinton Hoyt.
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Lawrence
Bresnahan
Grant
Hoyt
Castles
Lowell
Hart
Brinton
Knight's running catch saves Providence in ninth
In the Eastern League game at Providence on June 21 Joe Knight made a sensational ninth inning catch to rob Rochester’s Mark Baldwin of a sure extra base hit. Providence won 3 to 1 as Rochester failed with bases loaded. Hits were 8 to 7 in favor of Providence and errors tied at 1. Rudderham Dixon Harper Berger were the battery pairings.
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Ropa Geest
Tower
Yeenboce
Rule
Daly
Lowe
Long
Tenney
Kennedy
Sexton
Brooklyn
Bannon
Lachance
Brooklyns
Duffy
Corcoran
McCarthy
Anderson
Nash
Tucker
Griffin
Treadway
Shindle
Boston
Providence
Joe Knight
Rochesters
Rochester
Mark Baldwin
Harper
Knight
Sone
Rudderham
Dixon
Berger
Unclear Springfield Brief Describes Pony Play
An obscure Springfield item notes a game featuring ponies and a setting that hints at a local event. Readable fragments reference a team and actions but lack coherent details or outcomes.
Syracuse Baseball Beats Springfield In Erratic Contest
Syracuse defeated Springfield behind Barnett’s strong pitching while Springfield’s batting faltered. Umpiring drew jeers from the crowd as Syracuse posted 8 runs to Springfield's 3. Final hits: Syracuse 11 Springfield 9 with errors Syracuse 2 Springfield 4. Batteries Barnett Hess Coughlin Leahy.
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Steelers
Barnett
Byracuse
Ksssceese
Springfield
Syracuse
Hess
Coughlin
Leahy
New Yorks Visit South End Grounds for Day Game
Diamond talk notes Dolan may pitch, Sexton to start, and praises McCauley as a valuable twirler. Recounts a controversial out call on Bannon at first, Boston expected to beat New York, and mentions Donovan signing with Cleveland. Also covers promotions, travel, and front-office moves in Boston and surrounding teams.
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New Yorks
South End
Dolan
Sexton
Jim McCauley
McDonald
Bannon
Lachance
Boston
New York
Dan Brouthers
Fred Donovan
Fitchburg
Cleveland
Andy” Casey
Dan" Kelley
Henry Downer
Newburyport
Billy Hennessey
Nahant
Harvard
Portland
Sockalexis
Corrigan
Louisville
Devlin
Galvin
Livermore Falls
Bacon
Lewiston
Hawley
Pittsburg
Kennedy
Boxing Gossip Sparks Boston Boxing Plans and Contests
The Post reports Hall-Chongski off and Dan Creedon coming to Boston to finish training as the expected Dixon Erne talks lure managers. O Rourke visits to parlay a Dixon Plimmer match and possible Walcott Smith bout, with Jersey City interference blamed on Macon McCormick. Multiple local boxers seek matches, including Abbott Pearce, Horrigan Baker, and O Brien McDonough, while Salem Boat Club announces a Fourth of July boxing picnic featuring numerous local fighters.
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Bat Masterson
Dan Creedon
Boston
Creedon
Hennessey
Sunday Post
Tom O'Rourke
Dixon-Erne
O'Rourke
Dixon
Erne
Plimmer
Walcott
Smith
O’rourke
New York
Macon McCormick
Jersey City
Macon
Willie Tucker
Newark
N. J
Bantam
Mike Sears
Stanton Abbott
Leslie Pearce
George W. Touhey
Pearce
Abbott
Don J. Sullivan
Bunker Hill Street
Charlestown
Baker
Tom Horrigan
Brighton
Court Street
Tom Giblin
Cy’’ Hickey
Old Soldiers
Chelsea
Billy Smith
Billy
Tommy Ryan
Joe Walcott
Syracuse
Jack McDonough
Dick O’brien
Lowell
McDonough
St. Paul
Minn
Dick Moore
O’brien
Jack McCuller
Herman Zimmerman
McCuller
Tom Crowley
Providence
Salem Boat Club
Centennial Grove
Walter Johnson
Dick Corbett
Jack Butler
Joe Bima
Mike Higgins
George Vance
Billy McDonald
Tommy Beachmont
Joe Shields
John Boyle
Walter Hynes
Walter Smith
Ringwood
Lynn
Champion Pim to Open West Newton Tennis Tournament
English champion Joshua Pim and doubles partner Mahoney arrive for the Neighborhood Club event in West Newton which starts Monday. Pim faces American contenders Hobart Hovey and Chace, with R. D. Wrenn unable to compete due to Harvard baseball duties. Pim’s record includes Wimbledon finals and victories over Baddeley, signaling an international showdown for tennis fans.
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Joshua Pim
England
Ireland
Mahoney
West Newton
Hobart
Hovey
Chace
R. D. Wrenn
Chicago
Baddeley
Pim
E. W. Lewis
Air
Goodbody
United Kingdom
Lawford
Renshaw
Wimbledon
Wilfred Baddeley
Ollie’ Campbell
Next Week Tennis Action at Newton Club
The Docament of the Neighborhood Club in West Newton unveils a full weekly tennis schedule. Matches feature Hovey, Larned, Mahoney, Hobart, Pim, and Chace across singles and doubles fixtures from Monday through Friday with 3 p m sessions and additional morning play.
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West Newton
Hovey
Larned
Mahoney
Hobart
Pim
Chace
Cornell Crew Trains Under Varied Winds in London
The Cornell boat, with yesterday's crew, faced a strong southerly wind from Fawley Court to Temple Island. They ran two one minute spurts at forty two strokes per minute and then returned to the boat house at 45 strokes. Hall shows a lighter swing while maintaining speed. Coaches Courtney and Francis led the session from a skiff and shell. Trinity Hall, coached by Wauchope, delivered 32 to 28 strokes, and Cornell observers noted the crews' styles differ with no clear winner yet.
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London
Cornell
Fawley Court
Temple Island
Hall
Courtney
Francis
Trinity Hall
Wauchope
Campbell trains fast mile wins at New Market
London reports Hardy Campbell the American trainer sent Banquet Eau Gal lie Montauk each a mile on the New Market course in very fast time in today's program.
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London
Hardy Campbell
M. F. Dwyer
Banquet
Richard Croker
Valkyrie Abort Sailing In Light Wind Weather
The Valkyrie did not sail from Gourock due to showers and light wind. Only the two captains and crew remained aboard as the vessel stayed in port.
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Gourock
Lancaster mills strike sets wage schedule in town meeting
Clinton June 21 700 workers attended a Lancaster mills Town Hall meeting where the adopted wage schedule set proposed increases for weavers on ginghams four box looms two box looms and other labor roles. The proposed raises range from small fractions to about a cent or more per unit and per beam.
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Clinton
Lancaster Mills
Town Hall
Outing
Pleasant Outing by Bunker Hill Camping Club to Apple Island
The Bunker Hill Camping Club hosted a ladies day harbor trip to Apple Island aboard the steam launch Five Brothers. Chaperoned by Mr and Mrs James Doherty, the party sailed at 10 with music and witty banter. On reaching Apple Island a fish dinner followed by lawn tennis, baseball and other outdoor games. Host Don Doherty led the event with guests including Silver City quartet and actress Miss Kate Uhart among the party.
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Bunker Hill
Apple Island
Five Brothers
James Doherty
Don Doherty
Silver City Quartet
Harry Carter
Andrew Mack
Kate Uhart
Stepmother’s Boy Henry Cordis Detained By Police
Henry Cordis, a 16 year old from Iowa, fled home after dispute with his step mother. He was found aboard the barge Independence from New York by Harlem Police and taken to headquarters for his parents to retrieve him.
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Henry Cordis
Henry
Iowa
Harlem
Independence
New York
Blackwell Married Ada Amid Family Turmoil
Ada Tanner wed Ernest Blackwell last Wednesday after a contested romance marred by alleged betrayal and a hostile family. Blackwell says he married willingly to protect Ada who left home after her mother caused a scene at multiple locations including the Clarendon Hotel and Albemarle Street.
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Ada Tanner
Ernest Blackwell
Clarendon Hotel
Albemarle Street
Dorchester Yacht Club Opens Season with Hop
The Dorchester Yacht Club kicked off the season with a hop at the Harrison square clubhouse. A large attendance from local clubs attended. Commodore Hartford Davenport supervised the floor with help from several members.
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Dorchester Yacht Club
Harrison Square
Hartford Davenport
Mary Sutherland Killed by Train Near Swampscott Depot
Mary EB Sutherland aged years, resident with parents at Mountain Park Swampscott, was struck and killed by a Boston and Maine passenger train near Swampscott Depot this afternoon as she crossed the tracks.
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Lynn
Mary EB. Sutherland
Mountain Park
Swampscott
New London Day of Easy Rowing for Yale and Harvard
Thames crews light practice with time rows over measured miles. Yale and Harvard show improved speed but near end of training with little room for further gains before next Friday's race.
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New London
Conn
Thames
Yale
Harvard
Harvards
Mrs. Friend Held in Roxbury on Kidnapping Charge
In Roxbury District Court, Mrs. Louisa J. Friend of Brookline was examined on a kidnapping charge linked to the Francis-Watson case. Francis, held on a habeas corpus writ, testified as witnesses described killings and custody battles amid warrants and guardianship bids.
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Father Cummins
Roslindale
West Roxbury
Charles A. Belford
Walk Hill Street
Forest Hills
Louisa J. Friend
Brookline
Roxbury
Francis-Watson
Francis
Levin Buxton
Ball Street
Watsons
Rhode Island
Friend
Providence
Horton Watson
Warwick
R. I
Peters
Charles Street
Horton
Samuel Watson
Charles
Armenian Sufferers Petition for Eastern Turkey Reform
A grand mass meeting at the Old South Meeting House will solicit signers to a petition to Gladstone Bryce and the British government. The petition urges intervention for Eastern Turkey to establish a safe just government in Armenia, condemns Turkish barbarity, and cites speakers including Rev. Frederick Greene and Julia Ward Howe.
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Old South Meeting House
William E. Gladstone
James Bryce
M. P
Turkey
Armenia
Anc
United States
Garrison
Frank Buffington
Frederick Greene
Julia Ward Howe
William Lloyd Garison
Frank Buffington Vroo- Vrooman
Gloucester man buys schooner Henry Stanbury for fruit trade
Dr J. L. Edgar of Dunedin Florida purchased the schooner Henry Stanbury in Gloucester and sailed it to Key West. He plans to use it in the Gulf port to Honduras fruit trade and to hire a capable sailor. He expressed sympathy with Cuban insurgents and predicted Cuban independence soon.
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Gloucester
Mass
Henry Stanbury
Key West
Fla
J. L. Edgar
Dunedin
Gulf Ports
Honduras
Edgar
Spain
Cuba
Collision at Copake injures six passengers
At Copake New York a head on collision occurred at 4 p m between a Reading Railroad passenger train and an extra east bound freight engine. Conductor Frank Smith of Canaan and Engineer John Savage of Hartford led the passenger. Firemen John Cain and Frank Egner were seriously injured. Six passengers were said to be injured. The freight crew was Conductor Schermerhorn and Engineer Murphy both of Hartford.
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Winsted
Conn
Copake
N. Y
Here
Philadelphia, Reading & New England Railroad
Frank Smith
Canaan
John Savage
Hartford
Schermerhorn
Murphy
John Cain
Frank Egner
Ailsa Misses Regatta as Other Boats Race
June 21 Liverpool. Royal Mersey regatta stages races with Britannia Isolde and Niagra competing for half prize money while Ailsa sails for the Clyde and Caress fails to arrive from the South leaving a shortened event.
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Liverpool
Clyde
College Race at Poughkeepsie Postponed
The triangular race between Cornell, Columbia and University of Pennsylvania is postponed to Monday night after Pennsylvanias shell was damaged in a collision with a wash from a revenue cutter.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Cornell
Columbia
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Entries for Worcester-Suffolk Games Open Handicap Events
Entries for the Worcester Suffolk games to be held July 4 at Worcester close Monday June 24. Contact Harry L Cadman Worcester or R P Russell 59 West Newton Street Boston. Open handicap events include 120 yard dash 600 yard run one mile run running high jump one mile bicycle race Class A.
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Worcester
Malden
Butler
Stoneham
F. B. Conway
Boston
Jasey
Worces
Leominster
M. Lenfest
Lynn
M. Labip O Styffe
C. &. Henshaw
Newark
J. . H. Fitzgerald
Manchester
C. H. Matson
John Lee Springfield
H. M. Williams
F. E. Paine
Millbore
A. C. Rueda
Springfield
A ‘Eedham
F. L. Hastings
Ollis
Wilhelm Krafo
C. O. Nystrom
Paxton
D. C. Raymond
South Framingham
Fred Cutter
New Boston
C. B. Higgins
Saundersville
N. J. Freyburg
H. H. Hand
N, YV
Olsen
E. R. Rice
Auburn
H. F. Morlock
Providence
J. A. Trottier
Fisherville
Harry Moore
J. T. Casey
J. W. Nystrom
John Johnson
J. P. Pee
C. G. Boutelle
Lawrence
F. . Quick
West Fitchburg
L. H. Jobes
Frank Ronayne
P. C. Eee
E. O. Peabody
W. G. aSees R. Cutter
Dena Bote, Jr
Smith
W. F. Clark
F. St. Onge
Ea W. Chamberlain
E. M. “Blake
W. . Pratt
W. D. Baker
L. N. Wolleston
T. E. Tarment
G. P. Rupert
Ae H. Legg
A. M.thompson
L. A., Campbell, Dolan
W. P. Braster
N. Christopherson
Kean
H. McLean
H. Thome
H., Price
M. F. Carney
T. H. O'Neal
B. J. Frye
W. B. Haynes
H. W. Hewson
W. W. Marshall
C. W. Marsh
J. F. Barry
A. Packer
Johnna H. B. Manon
W. F. Nelson
H. Young
W. Thompson
J. F. Callahan
C. E. “Pitting
B.S. Me- S
W. E. Walker
H. Hooper
Ae D. Sawyer
E.S. Hatch
F. S. Rhodes
C. H. Wineburg
A. E. Miller
M. J. ‘Welsh
A. Doucette
A. 8. Knox
J. F. Collin
A. A. McKean
J. Ee
Aee N. Reardon
A. C. Mather
Phat
Cellsnen
Ww. Aerkman
J. Peirs
Eirs
T. Cross
Henry Edwards
F. G. Lucas
Frank L. Nis
C. C. Swett
A. Collins
Geo George Lewis
George A. Peckham
A. R. Supare Kimball
Bagley
F. H. Antonio
Joo, Sasa
M. J. Vaca
J. G. Estey
W. H. Saeeson
RW. Lewis
C. Rogers
W. A Sehtweny
H. J. McNabb
Victor Verity
Langan
A. Seas
F. Dealy
L. J. Siar
D. L. Shannon
Jealey
Serge
Coreee D. Stover
W. H. Westlake Silas
W. L. Whelple
Harry L. Cadman
R. P. Russell
West Newton Street
Kindergarten for the Blind Endowment Update
Fund secretary P. T. Jackson reports additional gifts for the Kindergarten for the Blind raising the total endowment to 3979.68 dollars. Between April 20 and June 18 contributions amounting to 1061 dollars were for a new building with generous gifts from Mrs. Henry Clark of Worcester and George F. Parkman among others subscribing as Friends.
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P. T. Jackson
State Street
Henry Clark
Worcester
George F. Parkman
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