Beaneaters Defeat Giants Again In Brooklyn Win
Selee declares his team has struck the winning gait as the Beaneaters beat the Giants 6 to 3 in Brooklyn. Pitcher Dineen steady, fielders strong, clean hitting with Jones Douglass Keeler Flick Cross in key plays. Naps allowed earned runs for Brooklyn 6 Philadelphia 3. notable hits include a two-base by Jones and a three-base by Keeler. Stolen bases by Jones Keeler Jennings Thomas Slagle Flick Douglass. Game marked by errors and miscues, numerous baserunners, and several pitching statistics noted by Umpire O Day. Time of game 45 minutes.
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Selee
Giants
Boston
Dineen
Naps
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Jones
Douglass
Keeler
Thomas
Jennings
Slagle
Flick
Jays
Cross
Eckley
Orth
Bernhardt
Nops
McGuire
O’day
Yale
Harvard
Stillman
Kernan
McDonald
Clark
Clarke
Reid
Milne
Fincke
Kendall
Cook
Hirsh
Quinby
Coolidge
Camp
Sharpe
Sullivan
Captain Reid
Guernsey
Devens
Barnwell
Guernmey
Correge
Wendell
Harvanr
Robertson
Elis
Bullivan
Fale
Guernesy
Philphia
Penn
Brooklyns
Wes
Eeesem
Millionaires Golf Club Champions Prize Strongest Field
The exclusive golf grounds of men like Vanderbilt Webb Archbold Horton and Willetts host a major tournament. Club leaders include John D Archbold PF Gilbert Thebaud Howard Willetts and Frederic Bull. A qualifying eighteen hole medal round leads to eighteen hole match play with a 36 hole handicap final on Saturday.
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Pee
Ww. Vanderbilt
Dr. W. Seward Webb
John D. Archbold
Harry L. Horton
Duncan Elliot
Howard Willetts
P. Gilbert Thebaud
Augustus Gillender
Vanderbilt
Thebaud
Willetts
Archbold
John D. Arthbold
Standard Oil
Gilbert Thebaud
Frederic Bull
Harvard Yale Defeat in Class Day Baseball Game
Yale dominates Harvard 15 to 5 in a sunlit Soldiers Field clash before 12,000 spectators. Yale pitchers shut Harvard down while Cook, Hirsh and Quinby led Yale’s offense amid Harvard fielding miscues and slow play.
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Yale
Harvard
Cambridge
Seereweree
B. Camp
Quinby
Sharpe
Sullivan
R. Fee
Guernsey
Icverseseveres
Barnwell
C. F
Robertson
Harvard AB. B. Ndall
Licia
Wendell
Milne
Devens
Fincke
Asses
George
Donald
Bullman
Peere
Beaneaters Defeat Giants In Brillant Boston Victory
New York June 21 The Bostons beat the Giants five to one in a brilliant display of baseball. Ewing predicted a Beaneaters win in two more games while Selee hoped for a winning streak and third place. Hamilton opened with a safe hit, Tenney and Selbach scored, Stahl contributed a key hit, and the Beaneaters held the lead throughout as their fielding and pitching impressed the crowd.
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Barnwell
Robertson
Devens
Quinby
Stillman
Kernan
George
Comey
Camp
Cook
Sharpe
Clark
Sullivan
Coolidge
Guernsey
Hirsh
Yale
Harvard
Kendall
Reid
Fincke
Eac
Guernary
Irsh
Wendell
McDonald
Milne
Uinby
Ark
Kendal
Serene Cook
New York
Bostons
Giants
Brooklyns
Hamilton
Gerest
Tenney
Selbach
Stahl
Hickman
Kfenney
Dineen
Clements
Smith
Gleason
Freeman
Selee
Polo Grounds
Beaneaters
East and American League Baseball Scores Reported
Eastern League results include Rochester 2 and ontreal 6 in a 10 inning York? game. Worcester 6 Providence 6 Toronto 3. Hartford 4 Syracuse 4. New Haven 6 Meriden 4. Bridgeport 5 Norwich 4 in ten innings. Bristol 14 Waterbury 7. American League scores Cleveland 9 Detroit 3. Indianapolis 8 Buffalo 7. Games noted at Chicago Rain and Minneapolis Wet grounds.
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Rochester
Ontreal
Worcester
Providence
Toronto
Hartford
Syracuse
Ew Haven
Meriden
Bridgeport
Norwich
Bristol
Waterbury
Cleveland
Detroit
Indianapolis
Buffalo
Chicago
Minneapolis
Local teams seek matches for youths across Boston area
Advertisements list dozens of clubs from Wellingtons in Mattapan to Strandways in South Boston seeking 13 to 18 year old games. Open dates in July August and June, half expenses, and travel support offered. Contact names and addresses include Suter Mattapan, McCluskey Cambridge, J Perie Concord Cam, Allen Easty Dorchester, Broderick Roxbury, Trews Jamaica Plain, Bryant Roxbury, Desmond Temple Place, Maguire Roxbury, McGovern Woburn, Quirk South Boston, Freeman South Boston, Farrell West Quincy, etc.
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Wellingtons
R. J. Suter
Mattapan Street
Mattapan
Sacred Hearts of Cambridge
M. F. McCluskey
Balk
St. Peter’s Catholic Association
Lynn A. A
J. J Perie
St. Peter's Hall
Concord Avenue
Cam
Warwicks
Allen Easty
Olney Street
Dorchester
Ful
Ci Points
Waverleys
Victors
Hudsons
N. J. Broderick
Centre Street
Roxbury
Jamaica
Charles Trews
Armstrong Street
Jamaica Plain
Avons
W. F. Bryant
Wood Street
H. M. Son
Everett
Kendall
East Iston Atlantic
Sharon A. A
Frank BE. Burbank
Shirley A. C
Woburn
McGovern
Duckson Street
South Boston
Kennedy and Clarke
Waywards
Highth Street
Navahoe
BE. Quirk
H Street
Centrals
Freeman
West Sixth Street
West Quincy
Frank Farrell
Willard Street
Everetts
North Adams
Amesbury
Portsmouth
Somersworth
Dover
Pawtucket
Baseball Club
Bloomingdale Street
Elsen
Revere A. A
J. W. Webber
Atennial Avenue
Revere
Lawrence A. A
H. B. Cassidy
Broadway
Reeds
Cherry Street
Somerville
South
Boston
New England Can Company
M. Ober
Purchase Street
City
In third place again and the pennant race tightens
The article notes teams remain closely bunched as the league heads toward a three game series with the Phillies. Ickman adapts to third base amid fan support, while the Protective Association expands into minor leagues and talks of a new American Association surface. Secret talks in Chicago involve players and owners as the circuit contemplates shifts.
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Phillies
Ickman
New York
Protective Association of Baseball Players
Chicago
Erian
Ben Johnson
Washington
Baltimore
Fe Ontey SC
Players’ Association
Combination Park trots and running race thrill crowd
A large audience at Combination Park saw two tight events. Lizzie W. won the half mile special trot or pace after hard presses from Little Logan and Drummer Girl in heats one to three. In the running race Kit edged Reeve in a lively half mile, sparking a heated postrace argument.
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Combination Park
Lizzie W
Little Logan
Drummer Girl
Kit
Reeve
Br. m
Horton
Teketen
Keezer
Seae Eben L
Doble
B. G
McNamee
Sseccesserse
Hgan
Contestor Wins Swift Stakes at Sheepshead Bay
At Sheepshead Bay six races plus the Swift for three-year-olds. Contestor led from the turn and held off Brigadier by one and a half lengths to win the Swift with Killashandra third. Oliver Mac won a seven furlong selling with Buffoon second. Other winners included Prince of Melrose at five furlongs and Decantur at one mile. Time records listed for each race.
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New York
Sheepshead Bay
Brigadier
Contestor
Killashandra
Gual
Lashandra
McJoynt
Oliver Mac
Buffoon
Tinge
Prince of Melrose
Beau Gallant
Minion
Decantur
Sregee
Blueaway
the Swift
Bounteous
Star
Sir Fitzhugh
Post Haste
Marlboro Race Meet Ends Amid Strong Pace and Trot
On June 21 Marlboro finished its meet with lively racing in the 2:17 pace and 2:25 trot. Lexington, the favorite in the 2:17, faltered as Shorty won the first heat but captured the next three for the money. Landlord, favored in the 2.2% trot, swept three heats in grand style.
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Marlboro
Lexington
Shorty
Jay
Nashua Trotting Meet Sees Strong Attendance
In Nashua New Hampshire on June 21 crowds increased on the second day of the trotting meet. The 2:22 class trotting was won by Athway in straight heats. In the 2:27 class pacing Crystal Red won heat one, Segal heat two, and Cricket swept the final three heats.
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Nashua
N. H
Athway
Crystal Red
Segal
Cricket
Cornell Varsity Crew Defeats Freshmen on Cayuga Course
Cornell's varsity crew defeated the freshmen eight by two lengths over a two mile course on Lake Cayuga finishing in 10 42. The freshmen were two lengths behind in still water. Tomorrow the crews will finish practice on Lake Cayuga and will race Poughkeepsie Saturday morning.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Lake Cayuga
Will Cave
Poughkeepsie
Cavill Heads East for Boston Swim Series
Champion swimmer Percy Cavill says he is en route to Boston to finalize a racing series with James L. McCusker of Charlestown. Cavill expects to arrive around July 2, bets of $20 a side are posted, and training will start immediately. McCusker is already training, aiming to swim from Nahant to Revere Beach in the coming days.
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Percy Cavill
Boston
James L. McCusker
Charlestown
Cavill
Mr. Cavill
McCusker
Nahant
Evere Beach
Aeroticing Officers Elected in Charlestown Division 5
Division 5 ui of Charlestown names officers for the year with William Iles as president Patrick Falvey as vicepresident Denis O Sullivan as recording secretary Joseph L Cox as financial secretary Falvey as treasurer J J Mahoney D Mahoney Daniel Bannon Daniel W Hurley James OBrien and a standing committee list including John OConnell Richard Manley Michael Evers Thomas McGuinness Patrick Burns James J Coughlin Daniel Firday and others plus committees for finance Levent employment sergeant at arms and doorkeeper positions.
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Ui. of
Charlestown
William Iles
Patrick Falvey
Denis O'Sullivan
Joseph L. Cox
Goeratany Nis
J. Falvey
J. J. Mahoney
D. Mahoney
Daniel Bannon
Daniel W. Hurley
James O’brien
John O’connell
Richard Manley
Michael Evers
Thomas McGuinness
Atrick Burns
James J. Coughlin
Niel Firday
William Tenthney
J. J. Cou Hlin
Kennealy
James Holland
John Po Pnell
Levent
James Coughlin
D Vey
Daniel McCarthy
Beeton Port Republican Club Admits Fifteen New Members
The Port Republican Club of East Boston held a meeting in their rooms last evening. Fifteen new members were admitted and several appointments were made before adjourning until Tuesday afternoon at 600 for a special meeting.
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Port Republican Club
Ftaet
Beeton
Boston
Franklin Field Links Show Harrowed Ground For Golf Fans
Anxious golfers crowd Franklin Field as a nine hole course overuses turf and prompts calls for a second course. A Postman witnessed unruly play and a spectator hat was knocked off by a mishit ball. Proposals suggest restricting permits until players master golf etiquette and safe play.
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Franklin Field
Park Commissioners
Gentleman's Club
Tedesco Clubhouse Dedication Marks Historic Golf Site
The Tedesco Golf Club informally dedicated its clubhouse yesterday. Members toured the grounds and admired the remodeled house at the Little estate edge. The building hosts reception rooms and dressing facilities. upper floors house lockers steward’s room and sleeping rooms. Work on the course has continued since April with leveling and improvements.
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Tedesco Golf Club
Rees
Working Boys Home Picnic Planned for Apollo Gardens
Directors of the Working Boys Toome met at 28 Bennet Street and decided to hold the annual picnic at Apollo Gardens on July 21. John Bowler, superintendent, announced plans and urged participation. Ray Charles Bank Gymnasium will host events on a larger scale this year.
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Toome
Bennet Street
Apollo Gardens
John
Ray Charlesbank
Isement Blanks
Boxing Gossip Casts Doubt on Brockton Match
Boston boxing writer alleges a fake prize fight plan for Dick OBrien versus Wightman at the Shoe City on Saturday. He cites hidden backers, silent clubs, and prior unsettled bets while naming several boxers and promoters.
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Brockton
Dick O’brien-Wightman
Shoe City
Boston
Wightman
Dick O’brien
O’brien
Jack Fitzpatrick
Joe Robinson
Fitzpatrick
Robinson
Yest Fitspatrick
Charley O'Rourke
Bill Lambert
O'Rourke
Joe Reed
Bijou
Ed Hughes
Kid Doyle
Philadelphia
Dave Anderson
Tommy Ryan
Mm. Ryan
Jack Root
Frank Erne
Terry Mec-Govern
Jim Kennedy
Twentieth Century Club
Betti
Mern
Terry
Strne
New York City
Tom Sharkey
Central Club
Dan Snyder
Re Murray
Joe Ungson
B. H. Benton
Robby Roy
Redmonds Issue Challenge To Emmets For Gaelic Title Match
Redmond Football Club of Somerville claims the Gaelic championship of New England after a Memorial Day meeting with Chelsea Emmets. A disputed goal and unawarded prize prompted the challenge for a rematch on a Saturday or holiday. Captain Peter D Daly will meet the Post’s sporting editor at 8 PM to confer with Emmets’ manager and the Irish Nationalists president.
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Redmond
Somerville
New England
Emmets
Chelsea
Bunker Hill
Edmonds
Redmonds
Peter D. Daly
The
Post
Iike
Irish Nationalists
Princeton Fans Jubilant After Tie Crown Debate
Princeton people in Princeton New Jersey celebrate today after Harvard and Yale tied. Since Yale won the game, Princetonians see the tie between Harvard and Princeton as settled and claim the championship now belongs to Princeton.
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Princeton
N. J
Harvard
Yale
Fiona eighty ton cutter wins Heligaje race for German Emperor cup
A yacht named Fiona owned by H. M. Rait clinched the annual race from Heligaje, securing the German Emperor's cup amid a list of ton scores from Magenshusette Rifle Action at Walnut Hill. Riders, matches, and novelty events filled the day as members competed in off-hand, military rite, and handicap trials.
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Fiona
H. M. Rait
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