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Washingtons Looming Up The Reds Good Work.Matters in Minor Leagues covers National League matchups with Washington at Boston and others. Also lists New England and Eastern League games, plus outer contests including Brooklyn at Newport.
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Washingtons
Reds
National League teams face spending and lineup shifts
The piece surveys money spent by top NL clubs including Boston and Chicago, notes weak attendance in Boston, and explains the game as a commercial matter. It highlights strong edges for Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago, and Philadelphia, Baltimore’s strength, and praises Senators, Spiders, and Reds’ pitching and batting, with trades looming for Philadelphia players and pennant buzz in several leagues.
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Boston
Pittsburg
Chicago
Brooklyn
New York
South End
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Senators
Demontreville
Mercer
Maul
Joyce
Tebeau
Spiders
Lynch
Young
Cuppy
Wallace
Cincinnati Enquirer
Rhines
Red
Ehret
Foreman
Fisher
Dwyer
Miller
Philadelphias
Joe Sullivan
Hallman
Turner
Fall River
Bangor
Pawtucket
Providence
Rochester
Springfield
St Louis Defeats Louisville in 10–4 baseball tilt
St Louis beat Louisville 10 to 4 in Louisville. McDermott was knocked out in the seventh inning. Parrott and O'Brien homered. Attendance listed as 3,000. Breitenstein and Murphy teamed on the mound for St Louis. McDermott, ngham, and Miller answered for Louisville. Hits favored St Louis 16 to 10, errors St Louis 2, Louisville 6.
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Louisville
St. Louis
Louisvilles
McDermott
Parrott
O’brien
Breitenstein and Murphy
Ngham and Miller
Cincinnati Beats Chicago in Turbulent Baseball Clash
Ten thousand fans saw Cincinnati defeat Chicago 9 12 0 0 0 2 0 5 Chicago 0 9 2 0 0 0 0 0 2. Dwyer pitched for Cincinnati with Vaughn backing him, while Terry and Donohue paired for Chicago. A bench scuffle occurred after Peitz insulted Anson, leading to blows but no injuries.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Colts
Dwyer
Peitz
Anson
Cineka
Terry
Donohue
Vaughn
Rochester Blackbirds Rally for Victory Over Springfields
Eastern League game in Rochester draws 2500 as Heman dominates with five of eight hits. Leahy and Werrick account for five ponies hits while ten singles in third and fourth push Rochester ahead. Bottenus Johnson and Dooley shine on defense. Springfield errors and late runs widen final gap.
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Rochester
N. Y
Blackbirds
Springfields
Heman
Leahy
Werrick
Swartwood
Coughlin
Beard
Bottenus
Johnson
Dooley
Providence Defeats Washington in Exhibition Game
Providence defeated Washington in an exhibition at Rocky Point, showing strong play from Friel the colt while the big leaguers failed to mount an effective challenge.
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Providence
Washington
Rocky Point
Friel
Providence Bats Break Through Early Inning for Big win
Providence hammered German's delivery, building a six run first inning and routing Washington 19 to 3. Timely hits and two errors by Demontreville aided the strong Providence attack as Friel and Dixon pair held German and McAuley in check.
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Grays
Providence
German
Demontreville
Washington
Friel and Dixon
McAuley
Youth baseball clubs seek out-of-town games from city teams
A long listing of Boston area junior clubs including the Tileston Stars Roxbury the Norwoods Everett A. A. and others announces desire for games with out-of-town or mixed-age teams. Entries give club names addresses ages and contact persons, with preferences for uniformed teams and open dates in summer.
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South Boston
D. Murray
Boston Street
Tileston Stars
Roxbury
C. H. Hirach
Orangecourt
Reddings
Norwoods
Everett A. A
Haverhills
Hampdens
Frank Hoffman
Island Street
Central Park
East Boston
J. L. McVey
Border Street
Norfolks
Dorchester
Harry Zeller
Milton Avenue
Acadies
Joseph W. Cook
Tyler Street
City
Forty-twos
Quincy
W. G. Esson
Brook Street
Passaics
North End
H. McKenna
Charter Street
Gratons
Brookline
P. Haunchrahan
Brookline Avenue
Warrens
Charlestown
G. Thompson
Ferrin
Edgeworth
West End Council
K. of C
William McDevitt
Canal Street
South Medfords
Medford
Victor Avondoghe
Alfred Street
Institutes of
F. Goodwin
People’s Institute
Newton
A. J. Cote
Clifton Street
North Cambridge
Dovers
H. M. Carey
Fifth Street
London Reds
Fred W. Gilmore
Gore Street
Eurekas
Albert Lyons
Chelsea Street
Monroes of Cambridge
Mt. Washington
Captain Crowley
Charles Street
Cambridge
Forest Hill
L. J. Mahoney
Hyde Park Avenue
Forest Hills
Richfields
West Third Street
Walsh Bros. Glass Cutters
Somerville
Swansey
Elm Street
Cambridgeport
Orchards
W. D. Scott
Yeoman Street
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P. O. Box
Mass
Mayflowers
Robinsons
W. L. Robinson
Gold Street
South
Boston
Willards
D. Doyle
Willard Street
Boston Blues
A. F. Markler
Wakullah Street
Freemans of
G. McGonigle
Medford Street
Crack Norfolks
T. F. Lockney
St. John Lyceums
F. F. Ford
St. John’s Lyceum
Lynnwoods
M. J. Concannon
Gustin
Week's Fast Racing at Mystic Park Highlights Top Performers
Mystic Park closed with swift times led by Kelvyn 2:14.34 in the 2:40 class and Page 2:15, Ike Fleming guiding. Frank Agan posted 2:09 3-4 for the fastest mile. Next week shifts to Saugus for three days, with 1:30 starts and races featuring Gil Curry, Simmons, Rocky P, and a strong 2:18 trot and pace lineup.
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Mystic Park
Kelvyn
Page
Ike Fleming
Fleetwood
Frank Agan
Saugus
Haverhill
Gil Curry
Simmons
Rocky P
Church Bell
Grateful
Jubilee
Little Nance
Tom L
Allen Boy
Manson E
O Connell Club Accepts Emmets Challenge For Charity Match
The O Connell Gaelic football team of this city claims the Gaelic football championship of Massachusetts and will defend against all comers. They accept the challenge of the Emmets of Chelsea and will meet a representative of the Emmets at the Post next Sunday at eight. They seek word from Emmets manager P M Ryle regarding advertising the game.
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O’connell
Massachusetts
Emmets
Chelsea
P. M. Ryle
O'Connell
Intercollegiate crews eye victory at Poughkeepsie
Poughkeepsie hosts a hopeful week for all major crews with experts split on favorites. Harvard fresh men show vigor while Pennsylvania and Cornell draw praise for workmanlike river performance. Columbia and Yale face scrutiny as conditions and strategy mold expectations ahead of Friday’s varsity race.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
New York
Albany
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Harvard
Varsity
Courtney
Ithacans
Cornell
Cornellians
Ellis Ward
Penn
Gevete
Sharkey to face Corbett in San Francisco bout
George V. Tuohy notes public anticipation over Tom Sharkey the ex sailor and challenger. Sharkey has a string of victories and familiarity with big names, while skeptics doubt his power to stop Corbett inside the ring at the National Club next Wednesday night.
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Jim Corbett
National Club
San Francisco
Tom Sharkey
Sharkey
Navy
Alexander Greggains
Joe Choynski
Corbett
George V. Tuohey
Sandow
Sunday Post
Marc Livingston
Greggains
Billy Smith
Big John Miller
Colma
Cal
A. C
Bush Street
Danny Needham
Parson Davies
Choynski
Davies
Needham
San Francisco Chronicle
Post
Joe
Everhardt Griffo Sign for Twenty Round Bout
Boxing news notes a six round draw between Jack Everhardt and Griffo leads to a twenty round fight at the Empire Athletic Club of Buffalo on July 3. The Australian Griffo is praised for defence while Southerner Lavigne is highlighted for adaptability and power.
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Jack Everhardt
Griffo
Empire Athletic Club of Buffalo
George Lavigne
Charley McKeever
Lavigne
Chicago
Everhardt
Charles Hildebrandt
Johannesburg
Fitzsimmons
Corbett
Hildebrandt
Denver Ed Smith
Peter Maher
London
Peter Jackson
Jackson
National Sporting Club
America
South Africa
Eily Brady
Brady
England
Maxey Moore
New York Athletic Club
Griffo-McAuliffe
London Sportsman
Bob Fitzsimmons
Birmingham
Sally Smith
Frank Patterson
Brooklyn
A. C
Patterson
Metropolis
Smith
George Dixon
Mike Leonard
Joe Burke
Mike
Jim
Beau
New York Sports
Walcott
Dan Creedon
George W. Tuohrey
Sandow and Sharkey boxing physiques in health and bouts
The article analyzes Sandow and Sharkey physical form as shaped by navy service and training. It reviews Sharkey’s notable neck and jaw, compares their bouts against Greggains, Choynski, and Smith, and cites a controversial knockout clause and fight descriptions from San Francisco and Chicago reports. It also mentions Hildebrandt’s fight plans and several upcoming boxing matches and figures in the New York area.
Weems Plans Sixth Annual Whist Congress at Manhattan Beach
Brooklyn Whist Club president Robert B. Weems is guiding the sixth annual congress. Delegates have arrived at Manhattan Beach with headquarters at the Oriental Hotel. The tournament uses cleared billiard rooms at the hotel and games begin today with Fisher Ames of Boston among expected attendees.
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Robert B. Weems
Brooklyn Whist Club
Manhattan Beach
Club
Oriental
Fisher Ames
Boston
Ames
O. D. Baker
G. W. Parker
Co. F. Smith
C. E. Parks
W. H. Whitfield
England
Massasoit Road Race set for Springfield restart
The Massasoit road race at Springfield will unfold tomorrow with a detailed handicap list announced by Official Handicapper John C Kerrison. The entries span Springfield Holyoke Chicopee and Waverley with times from 2m30s to 4m30s and riders from multiple towns. The piece also notes store history, rider transfers and recent race results including Pete Berle’s 2-mile handi capacity at Waverly and Dwyer’s preparations for a two month tour.
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Massasoit
Springfield
John C. Kerrison
C. G. Rocke
G. W. C. Parker
John D. Jordan
W. H. Seaver
A. Sweeney
James Walker
George Sackett
Charles Goodroe
Ludlow
Merritt Gebo
George Williams
W. BE. Wiebe
R. G. Shields
F. C. Croy
Sam Gibeau
Chicopee
E. R. Clark
F. C. Perry
Joe Landry
B. F. Whelden
Brightwood
A. W. Topham
Holyoke
S. Su. Busha
E. R. Dorman
Hatfield
C. J. Aubhorn
Meriden
E. E. Williard
F. EB. Battey
K. Dobson
Middletown
Allen Pierce
Waverley
E. J. Shaar
C. J. Leary
J. W. Godfrey
Indian Orchard
George A. Guild
Westboro
FE. Sage
Hartford
C. H. Hancock
M. J. Homer
E. H. Moody
W. A. Thompson
Williamsett
J. D. Thompson
C. D. Nichols
J. N. Griser
C. A. Robertson
Melrose
W. G. Smith
F. C. Bodman
Florence
H. J. Lynn
G. F. Burke
C. Smith
Woburn
E. C. Baker
F. H. Perkins
White River Junction
W. A. Parrish
A. J. Kent
G. Hall
Cambridge
J. S. Magoon
Brookline
F. Beauragade
Roslindale
G. A. Magnason
Fitchburg
J. W. Farrar
J. Wilson
N. S. Hitchcock
East Hampton
F. L. Reed
H. E. Fay
South Manchester
C. A. Anderson
Providence
J. E. Swan
R. F. Gardner
Suffield
F. Werner
H. F. Kendall
W. Eckberg
Worcester
L. L. Chapman
W. C. Thomas
Turner's Falls
F. A. Gately
Boston
A. R. Murdock
East Boston
Joe Lange
Waterbury
F. W. Stockbridge
Herman Taylor
E. C. Ferre
H. E. Price
Amesbury
J. Turner
South Essex
J. Boyer
M. Smart
East Hartford
I. J. Walker
F. W. Kenyon
G. A. Slater
C. H. Prederickson
C. J. Lewis
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H. R. Howes
E. A. Jones
A. B. Spears
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Lynn
C. N. Mitchell
A. L. Witherell
J. H. Kirby
Lenox
J. F. Casey
Ww. S. Cummings
Gus Zales
E. C. Hollis
C. H. Evans
F. W. Cleveland
J. A. Fenton
Readville
W. FE. Pratt
Campetlo
George L. Doucette
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R. C. Gardner
George L. Bates
A. W. Frendenthal
Paterson
T. E. Tarment
Stillman
Dolliver
Gloucester
M. J. Walsh
Milford
J. J. Mahon
B. J. Wilson
Manchester
F. J. Reid
Lanesville
Verde Westgate
Taunton
T. A. Regan
Waltham
A. R. Ives
G. Angus McEdwards
J. J. Adams
T. A. Barnaby
Everett
T. I. Elmer
John O’marley
New Britain
R. L. Elliott
Arlington
A. J. Hargan
Newark
A. W. Chamberlain
FE. O. Peabody
R. B. Tracey
L. W. Sullivan
New Haven
George Hugo
W. Weller
Co. J. Swenson
J. J. Casey
J. W. Conkling
W. P. Neville
James Clark
J. F. McCarthy
A. M. Shepard
R. M. Alexander
J. C. List
Syracuse
Charles Hadfield
Scratch
L. N. Walleston
Bob Urquhart
Dorchester
H. E. Caldwell
J. C. Pensevres
Buffalo
Monte Scott
B. W. Pierce
Franklin Street
Stearns
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Centurion
Pope Manufacturing Company
W. F. Toppan
Double Century Fame
Burns W. Pierce
Net Butler
Burns
Tom Butler
Tom
Nat Yards
Dan J. Dwyer
Eagle Cycle Club
Dublin
Dwyer
Post
Pete Berle
Waverly
N. J
New York Recorder
Mayo
Berlo
C. Ray Ely
Cleveland
Ohio
Peerless Manufacturing Company
Thorndike
Cyclists Attend Melville Garden Event with Prizes
Yesterday’s heat drew thousands of cyclists to Downer Landing and Melville Garden for club participation prizes. Roxbury Wheelmen led with about seventy riders, followed by Tremont, Woodbridge, and Bostonian clubs. After Melville Garden registrations, riders visited Nantasket before returning by wheel or boat. Winners to be announced later this week. Melville Garden notes slow trade but opens new venture by H. B. Shattuck & Son.
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Downer Landing
Melville Garden
Roxbury
Winthrop Cycle Club
C. W. Stowe
Riverside Cycle Club
Charles G. Brainard
People’s Institute
A. Seufer
Tremont Cycle Club
Wilke=son
Norwood Cycle Club
Beadell
Boston College
J. F. Morrisey
Bostonian
Marie Gahm
Metropolitan Wheelmen
Howard Geldert
Woodbridge Cycle Club
Sadie Woods
Chelsea Cycle Club
W. Burbridge
Mystic Cycle Club
J. F. Setey
Roxbury Wheelmen
Chauncey Bailey
Ryan
Melville Garden Management
H. B. Shattuck & Son
Yachtsmen and boats clash on the harbor outing
On the river yachtsmen enjoyed a swell day as numerous sailboats filled the harbor. The Bohemian of the Massachusetts Yacht Club crashed into a revenue cutter after steering gear failed, but the crew escaped unharmed. The Protector towed the damaged boat to its moorings while many others, including the Arbutus and Hypatia, joined a lively afternoon sailing scene with clubs from Winthrop to Dorchester.
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Bohemian
Massachusetts Yacht Club
Anchorage
Revere Beach & Lynn
Protector
Harbinger
Tacoma
Hull
Arbutus
John Small
Charley Hosmer
George Waters
Herbert Nute
Charley Pear
Ross Eldridge
Cliff Bartlett
Charley Lanning
Ned Backus
Raccoon
Artie Nute
Lundberg
Teddy King
Hypatia
Franklin L. Codman
Messrs
Goodwin
Abbott
Billings
Clapp
Oliver F. Davenport
Davenport
Lydia Adams
A. T. Bliss
Winthrop Yacht Club
Dorchester
Ashmont Whist Club
Tramp
Walter Fredericks
Box
Bim Gray
Hank
Harry Smith
Madonna
Ruddick and Young
Columbia Yacht Club
Sullivan
Naida
Vixen
Asturia
Ad Sum
Wahneta
Cynthia
Ida May
Kittie
Rex
Wapiti
Elsa
Heroine
W. Ross Guilford
Jeal
Satanic
Boston
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