National League Games On Tap Across Cities
Boston faces Chicago, New York meets Pittsburgh, Brooklyn travels to Cleveland, and Philadelphia plays Cincinnati in today’s NL baseball slate across major league cities.
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Chicago
Boston
New York
Pittsburg
Louisvili
Baltimore Beeise
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brookly
Cleveland Ween
St Banuisss
Esis
Washington
Brooklyn
Baltimore
St Louis
Pep
Louisville
Cleveland Er
Cleveland
Local Baseball Pairings Preview
Brockton faces Taunton while Portland meets Newport and Manchester plays Pawtucket in a set of regional matchups. Teams seek setup games ahead of the season, with scouts watching for standout performances and lineup decisions.
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Brockton
Taunton
Portland
Newport
Manchester
Pawtucket
Errors and Kilken's Erratic Pitch Doom Boston Nine
Chicago Orphans defeat Boston 10 to 9 as Kilnen allows runs on wild plays. Early errors by Killen set the tone with Long and Collins miscues aiding Chicago. Boston rallies in the middle innings but costly miscues and missed chances seal the loss.
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Chicago
Ryan
Grega
Demontreville
Taylor
Salep
Boston
Stahl
Tenney
Long
Collins
Duffy
A Lowe
Stafford
Seeee
Bergen
Sense Sewer
Killen
Green
Lone
Lange
McCormick
Everitt
Tone
Willen
eByk
yrtStenu
Gaffney
Muannassau
Chicago Triumph Sparks Late Rally In Seventh
Ninth inning details show Chicago turning the game around with a late surge. Tomorrow Manager Selee will start Lewis against Callahan as the score remains to be finalized.
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Chicago
Selee
Lewis
Callahan
Rosebrough Debut Opens with Rough Start for New Yorks
Pittsburg report notes Rosebrough’s season debut faltered as the New Yorks collected nine hits and five runs in three innings. Carrick offered solid support, keeping the visitors’ bats mostly in check. Attendance was about 1300. The score:
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Pittsburg
Penn
Rosebroughs
New Yorks
Carrick
Orioles Shutout Philippi in One Inning Victory
Louisville June 21 The Orioles limited Philippi to a single inning as Hill and Robinson retired after the fourth. Attendance was 1000. The score details follow the brief report.
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Louisville
Orioles
Philippi
Hill
Robinson
Hawley Hits Sparingly as Cincinnati Game Delivers Sparse Score
In Cincinnati on June 21 Hawley took a few hard blows but kept his hits scattered. Thomas’s hitting and Irwin’s fielding stood out in the contest. Attendance reached 400 as the score remained unclear from the fragment.
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Cincinnati
Hawley
Thomas
Irwin
Brooklyn Beats Cleveland With Late Rally
Brooklyn led 10 to 6 over Cleveland through eight innings before the visitors rallied for six runs in the eighth. The score ended with Brooklyn ahead, details incomplete.
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Brooklyn
Cleveland
Perfectos Rout Senators Behind McFarland Curves
In St. Louis on June 2, the Perfectos overwhelmed the Senators in a one sided game as Wallace clashed with McFarland’s pitching to seal the win.
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ST. Louis
Perfectos
McFarland
Senators
Wallace
Brockton Fall Short As Manchester Breaks Away
In Brockton on June 21 the Brocktons lost to Manchester 5–4 after Manchester opened a lead earlier. Lake hit a left field homer with bases full in the fourth to spark the visitors, while Knox added a two run shot for Brockton in the fifth. Knox, Hickey, Lake homered with multiple players reaching base. fielding and pitching details listed, attendance noted.
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Brooklyn
PO. A
Casey
Peeaseseeraaenee
Keeler
Kelley
Dahlen
Jones
McGann
Daly
Grim
Kennedy
Cleveland
Dowd
Quinn
Sullivan
McAllister
Tucker
Lockhead
Scheckengost
Hughey
Iackhhead
Harley
O’day
McGarr
Brockton
Brocktons
Manchesters
Lake
Knox
Manchester
Clancy
Ganley
Perkins
Shay
Hickey
Breckenridge
Bernard
Russell
Murphy
Fitzmaurice
Curran
Niland
Holmes
Carpenter
Portland Clinches Short 8-4 Win Over Pawtucket
Portland defeats Pawtucket 8 to 4 in a game noted for costly errors by Ferris and strong defensive work by Pratt at short. McCafferty yielded three hits after the third inning, supported by flawless defense, as the contest lasted 1 hour 18 minutes with 509 in attendance.
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Pawtucket
R. I
Ferris
Portland
Miller
Pratt
McCafferty
Pocmave
Smith
Spratt
Lepine
Tighe
Sullivan
Neves
Taunton Beats Newport In Tight Field Game
Taunton faced Newport in a close contest as Mahoney pitched superbly. Vought starred at second, with a key double play by Hanna Reilly and Shires. Taunton won 5 to 4, totaling one earned run for Newport and two-base hits by Vought Wiley King Reilly Gallagher Hanna.
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ST. Louis
R. B. PO
A. E
Blake
Cuppy
Tota
Washington
AB BR
PO E Slagle
C. F Fee
O' Brien
Bonner
Achsptony Gos
Ovis Caces
Barry
Cassidy
Freeman
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McGuire
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Wee
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Paddden
Slagle
Padden
Childs
Wallace
McKean
Atherton
Casidy
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Heidrick
Emslie
McDonald
Taunton
Newport
Mahoney
Vought
Hanna
Reilly
Shires
Wiley
King
Gallagher
Millerick
Gannon
Kelly
Division 5 Beats Fort Warren In Boston Elevated Match
Division 5 of the Boston Elevated line defeated Fort Warren 26 to 13 in a baseball game. Johnny Butler Quigley and Ryan starred for Division 5 while Conley and Higgins shone for Fort Warren. Butler and Conley each hit a home run.
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Boston Elevated Railroad
Fort Warren
Johnny" Butler
Quigley
Ryan
Conley
Higgins
Butler
T. Butler
J. Butler
Spect
Thaver
Providence Toronto Rivalry Noted in Yesterday’s Scores
In yesterday’s action at Providence Toronto, Providence won four to three against Worcester Montreal. Worcester fell 4 to 2 at Worcester Montreal.
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Providence
Toronto
Worcester
Montreal
Harvard Versus Yale Gridiron Clash on Soldiers Field
Harvard and Yale meet today on Soldiers Field with a class day crowd from across the country. Harvard rested at Nantasket yesterday while Yale men arrived at the Vendome last evening. Fitz is expected to pitch despite prior doubts, having recovered from a minor breakdown.
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Harvard
Yale
Soldiers Field
Nantasket
the Vendome
Fitz
Morse
Yale at Harvard in big college series today
Yale faces Harvard in a key college series with special cars routing fans from Boylston Street via Harvard Bridge to Soldiers Field and back. The Jordan, Marsh team seeks a Saturday game for a fair guarantee with Penabody and Nationals of Waltham among contenders.
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Soldiers Field
Boylston Street
Massachusetts Avenue
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Jordan, Marsh &Co
Penabody
Sheron
Waltham
Clinton
E. J. O'Toole
Care Jordan, Marsh & Co
Boston
Dement
Chicagos
Itfielder
Burns
Charles River Park
Milford
Lowell Arms Company
F. M. Williams
Bedford Street
Toby Lyons
Baseball items from the era show wide standings and trades
The report details the Pittsburgs, Broklyns, and Colonels with recent win counts and slumps, including a noted steal home by Jack McCarthy. It mentions players in the 80 class, transfers, syndicate ball debates, and a Boston Herald win over Transcript 23 to 12 with Toby Lyons umpiring at the South End grounds.
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Broklyns
Jack McCarthy
Pittsburgs
Doheny
Grady
Colonels
Williams
Donovan
McCreery
McCarthy
Clark
Ely
Smokey City
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Palmer O'Neil
Wonders
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Bobby Lowe
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Gus Wey Hing
Chummy
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Columbus
George Tebeau
Louie Bierbauer
Genius
Pickering
Frank
Gillen
Sockalexis
Tuck Turner
Curley
Holy Cross College
Springfield
Boston Herald
Transcript
South End
Herald
Loran and Murphy
The
Towle
Toby Lyons
Boxing Gossip Signals A Possible Fitzsimmons Sharkey Bout
The piece surveys boxing rumors as Tom Sharkey and Bob Fitzsimmons near possible clashes at Lenox Avenue mills and previews a Jeffries clash if Sharkey defeats Fitz. It notes McGovern and Walcott middleweight tensions, upcoming bouts at Coney Island and Youngstown, and a Palace Theatre viewing of Fitz Jeffries rounds.
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Lenox A. Co
Bob Fitzsimmons
Tom Sharkey
O’rourke
Sharkey
Jeffries
Tommy
Kangaroo
O'Rourke
Fitz
Terry McGovern
Johnny Ritchie
Westchester
Little Bantam
Ritchie
McGovern
Brooklyn
Kid McCoy
Dan Creedon
Joe Walcott
Kid
Tommy Ryan
Walcott
Billy Smith
Charley McKeever
Philadelphia
Waldron
Louden Campbell
Squirrel Finnerty
Youngstown
Pittsburg
Mike Haley
Washington
Spa
A. CC
Aberman
Baltimore
Frank Bosworth
Walter Burgo
Worcester
Burgo
Oscar Gardner
Wheeling
We Va
Jim Daly
Omaha Wnid
Joe Hopkins
California
Joe Kennedy
Kennedy
Gus Ruhlin
Jack Dougherty
Frank Patterson
Kid Broad
Jack Hamilton
Troy
the Pelican A. C
A. B
Tom Carey
Wilson
J. B
Chief Devery
Peter Maher
Mike Morrisey
Lavigne
Dick Burge
National Sporting Club
Washington Street
Pedestrian Bicyclist Murphy Sets Train Paced Time Record
Charles Murphy rode a mile on a smooth pine track at Maywood L I paced by a locomotive and car in 1 minute 5 seconds, beating previous train paced cycling marks. The trial featured a wind shield on the rear of the car and a fast engine pulling the setup as Murphy drove with blur like motion.
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Charles Murphy
New York
Maywood
L. I
Murphy
Taylor and Butler Prepare Double Heat Match Race at Charles River Park
Tom Butler and Major Taylor sign for a best two of three heat bicycle race to be held at Charles River Park this Saturday July 1. The program includes one unpaced heat and one paced by single riders with a possible third heat decided by coin toss. The event follows Taylor’s Westboro loss and coincides with the mile division amateur championship awarding a medal and potential selection for Montreal.
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Tom Butler
Major Taylor
Charles River Park
Butler
Westboro
Taylor
Arthur W. Robinson
Division Racing Board
National Racing Board
Montreal
Massachusetts
IL. A. W
Bicycle notes map amateur sprint races and matches
Local cyclists including Jimmy Ingraham and James H. Moran prepare a sprint duel while Sammy Sulkin and Joe Currie plan a five mile pursuit. Harry Edwards and Archie Rawlins set July 4 at Buttonwood track with tandems pacing New Bedford. National and local racing politics involve the N C A and L A W factions as riders face fines for switching leagues.
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Jimmy Ingraham
New England
James H. Moran
Chelsea
Sammy Sulkin
Little King
Charles River Park
Joe Currie
Metropolitan
Currie
Sulkin
Harry Edwards
Dorchester
Archie Rawlins
New Bedford
Buttonwood
Edwards
Henry C. Nickerson
IL. A. W
Waltham
Harry Elkes
Eddie McDuffee
A. Elkes
Harry
Mr. Nickerson
Butler Boys
Batchelder
N. C. A. Board of Control
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W. H. Berle
Berle
Jack
Frank Waller
Waller
McDuffee
Frankie, Jr
Jiddie McDuffee
Charley Church
Philadelphia
Whalers
Sper
Butlers
Montreal
Nat Butler
McCarthy
St. Louis
Tandem and Triplet Racing Cardinals Event Report
The schedule lists a mile tandem match with McLeod and McCarthy versus Nat and Frank, followed by a two mile triplet race Nat Frank and Tom against McLeod McCarthy and Boake. Tuesday features mile heats between Tom and McLeod and a five mile triplet pursuit with McLeod McCarthy and Boake.
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McLeod
McCarthy
Nat
Frank
Tom
Boake
Boston Open Amateur Meet Promises Handicapped Events
Boston hosts a July 4 morning athletic meet at Boston Common under N E A A A A with John Graham in charge. Events include sprints distances, distance runs, jumps, and throws all handicapped. Prizes are gold watches for first place. Registration ends June 30 with a 25 cent fee. no entry fee for other entrants.
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Boston
Boston Common
John Graham
Arch-Diocesan Union
Kilburn Adams
North Cambridge
Intries Close
Exeter Street
Clerk of Committee
City Hall
Post Sporting Department
Beresford Stable Wins At Gatwick Summer Meeting
On day two at Gatwick Lord William Beresford's Blacksmith with Tod Sloan aboard captured the Crabbet plate, while Beresford's Jolly Tar also won with Sloan riding. The Gatwick committee awarded Sam Loates and Ted Sloan gold mounted whips as mementos of a prior match race between Rowanberry and Shepperton run May 13 on the Gatwick course.
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London
Gatwick
William Beresford
Blacksmith
Tod Sloan
Beresford
Sloan
Gatwick Race Course
Sam Loates
Ted Sloan
Pickering
Rowanberry
Charles Dwyer
Shepperton
Columbia's steel boom delays sailing for weekend race
Bristol news reports the Columbia will not sail Friday as the steel boom remains unfinished until Saturday morning. A planned Saturday race between the Columbia and Defender off Point Judith aimed to test trim, with Defender possibly sailing to Newport for trials and the Columbia's return.
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Kia
Anchorage
Saturda
Columbia
Defender
Point Judith
Bristol
Withal
Newport
Arriva
R. J
Vocal Art Guide Bridges German and Italian Singing Schools
Edited by Frau Anna Lankow the volume offers exercises and diagrams showing larynx and mouth positions for tone attack vocalization and enunciation It blends German art and technique with Italian tone beauty and expression Published by Luckhart Belden New York it should be on every music student’s table.
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Frau Anna Lankow
New _ York Musical Courier
Boston Musical Record
New York Figaro
Frau Lankow
Luckhart & Belden
New York
Malden Anthony Brown Cleared of Theft Connection
The Anthony Brown from Malden, arrested by Division 3 officers Tuesday, was confused with another local Anthony Brown. The Malden man asks the Boston Post to note he had no link to the alleged theft and seeks clarification.
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Anthony Brown
Malden
Division 3
Boston Post
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