Boston Strikes Back in Rough Drubbing of Cleveland
Boston, led by manager Collins, blanked Cleveland as Dowling and Sherbeck misplays mired the visitors. Dowling and Lewis starred for Boston with key hits while Collins handled ten chances flawlessly in a sharp fielding display.
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Fast Company
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Parent
Bostonians
Wood
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Milwaukee 10 Washington 3 baseball summary
Milwaukee wins 10 to 3 over Washington as bats explode in second and fourth innings. Gilbert Duffy and Reidy spark Milwaukee with three base hits while Carrick and Gear split pitching duties for Washington. Attendance 2834 at the game officiated by Umpire Haskell.
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Washington
Carrick
Gear
Inniter
Everett
Theo
Reidy
Maloney
Grady
Gilbert
Duffy
Waldren
Burke
Clingman
Farrell
Roy Carrick
Haskell
Chicago Downs Philadelphia in Pitchers Duel 4-1
June 21 Philadelphia failure to hit Griffith limits offense as Chicago pitchers dominate. Sullivan, Cross and Davis pace Chicago hits while Ishbell swipes two bases and Isbell stars in the field. Attendance 1,581.
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Philadelphia
Griffith
Han Platt
Hoy
Chicago
Grimm
Sullivan
Pratt
Powers
Runa
Chic Philedetoht
Philadelhia
Cross
Davis
Orifice
Mertes
Ishbell
Pereeen
Dolan
Enlcago
Piatt
Cantillton
Final tussle today in Glen Cove golf tournament
The Women's Metropolitan golf event reached the semifinals at Nassau Country Club in Glen Cove. Tomorrow the final round will decide the champion.
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Glen Cove
Lak
Nassau Country Club
Chicago falters as Boston tops them 8 to 5 in final game
Boston offense erupts in the first inning led by Lawsen's solid pitching for Chicago. Hartsell and Menefee pace Boston bats while Chicago rallies in the seventh but Boston holds on with key defensive plays and base hits from Demontreville and Long to seal an 8-5 win in the series finale.
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Saracen
Boston
Hughes
Lawsen
Hartsell
Menefee
Cupid’ Childs
Lawnee
Tenney
Raymer
Mcormick
Crolius
Kling
Lawson
Kittredge
Nash
Demontreville
Long
Harbiston
Dexter
Lowe
Gammons
Gammon
Tefftey
Green
Crottas
Terney
R. F
Meneses
Childs
New Yorks Beat Pittsburg 8 to 2 in National Game
The New Yorks defeated Pittsburg 8 to 2 as Taylor pitched effectively for New York. Bowerman hit a three-base shot and Wagner stole a base while Hite allowed 9 runs for Pittsburg. Attendance was about 4000 with O Dayfe umpiring.
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New York
New Yorks
Pittsburg
Taylor
Bowerman
Wilter
Philips
Zimmer
Wiltse
O’dayfe
Philadelphia Dominates St Louis In Close National League Tilt
Philadelphia pitchers limit St Louis to one run while Orth holds the visitors to four hits and a walk. Philadelphia wins 4 to 1 in a tight game noted for strong defense and timely hitting.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn routs Cincinnati with 26 hits and five scoreless innings
Brooklyn, 21, Cincinnati, 2. The Brooklyn nine crushed Cincinnati with 26 hits totaling 34 bases, Kennedy in poor form. Keeler homered, doubled and singled in five at bats scoring five runs. Sheckard's left field work highlighted the win.
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Brooklyn
Brooklyns
Cincinnati
Kennedy
Sheckard
Baltimore and Detroit Battle In Closed Game
Baltimore edged Detroit 4 to 3 with sharp defense including running catches and a double play by Bunn Weitama and Hart. Cronin Shaw and Seymour contributed, while Detroit stole and mishandled key plays. Umpires Sheridan and Conally worked the game.
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Detener
Bunn
Weitama
Hart
Ala Ee Cronin
Shawne
Detroit
Seymour
Brolen
Metaw
Tiy" Cron
Cronin
Williams
Ghat
Timore
Ghea
Sheridan
Con Ally
Boston Baseball Visitors and City Printing Team Form
Charles Somers and Jack Kiifoyl of Boston and Cleveland clubs arrived in town for Ladies Day Monday. Pittsburg Pirates lead the National League and open a series at South End grounds today. Boston teams host cycle racing at Charles River Park tonight with Linton and Champion set to perform. City Printing Plant employees form a baseball team and seek matches with other city departments. book and printing houses offered to participate. Address James A. Punch 152 Purchase Street Boston.
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Charles Somers
Jack Kiifoyl
Boston
Cleveland
Somers
Huntington Avenue Grounds
Pittsburg Pirates
South End Grounds
Julian Hart
Charles River Park
Ae Linton
James A. Punch
Purchase Street
Baseball matchups across leagues today
American League features Cleveland at Boston, Milwaukee at Washington, Detroit at Baltimore, and Chicago at Philadelphia. National League games include Pittsburg at Boston, Chicago at Brooklyn, St Louis at New York, and Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
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Lowell Defeats Haverhill in Tight Baseball Tilt
Lowell beat Haverhill today by better playing and by faults from the visitors at critical moments. Wheeler pitched for Haverhill allowing fourteen hits and twenty three runs. Latimer yielded five hits until the seventh inning when he injured his shoulder.
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Haverhill
Wheeler
Latimer
Manchester/Nashua tilt ends in ten innings
In a ten inning tight clash Manchester defeats Nashua to decide the game. Key moments include a wild pitch by Gokey scoring the winning run as Manchester edge Nashua 4 to 3. Manchester had 7 hits and 2 errors while Nashua recorded 6 hits and 4 errors. Batterials Drinkwater Kelley for Manchester and Moore Gokey Coveney for Nashua.
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Portland Defeats Lewiston 7 1 in Baseball Bout
Beeeeth Morse limited Lewiston with strong batting control as Portland outhit 18 to 8. Final score 7 to 1 with Portland tallies in early and middle innings. Batteries were Long and Curtis for Portland Morse and Burrell for Lewiston.
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Rochester and Montreal Baseball Results Summary
Rochester swept Worcester 6 to 3 in the first game and 3 to 0 in the second. Montreal defeated Providence 12 to 5 in the first game and 3 to 3 in the second. Buffalo beat Hartford 8 to 0. Toronto won 2 to 1 over Syracuse.
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Harvard's Team Chosen for Intercollegiate Contests
Harvard selects trainer Graham and captain Hallowell to lead a squad for Oxford and Cambridge events. Training starts August 15 at an undecided site with a pretrial Yale meet a week earlier. The September 2 matches at New York follow trials in events not fully tested by intercollegiate or dual meets.
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Independence sails through light winds in first spinnaker trial
The Independence posted a steady light wind performance with spinnaker, reaching nine to twelve knots and showing solid windward handling after long and short hitches over about fifteen miles. Captain Haff steered for nearly four hours, noting good stiffness and confidence in light weather, but heavy wind results remain elusive.
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Newport
Cape
Newport Waters
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Boston
Minot
Luffe
Scitua
Scituate
Local Race Day Opens with Late Evening Start
Charles River Park officials announce a %-mile motor pace race featuring William Stinson Tom Anton and Albert Champion to begin at 9 PM sharp. A five mile interclub pursuit and a ten mile motor bicycle pace are planned with large fields and strong rivalries among Mets and Elsden Cycle Club entrants.
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Tom Anton
Albert Champion
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MacIntyre Wins Debut as Jockey in France at Maisons Lafitte
American jockey MacIntyre made his first public appearance in France and won the Prix de Pepinvast at Maisons Lafitte aboard Damycus. He beat the favorite Ismene by three lengths.
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New London Bridgepers notch 3 at home
In New London the Bridgepers earned a 3 to 1 victory over an opponent at New London Bridgepers field. The Waterbury-Bristol team lost 5 to 0 at Waterbury.
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Waterbury
Bristol
Deciofan Bargain Note Promotes Hub Punch by Graves & Sons
An archival ad urges steady bargaining and calm persistence in securing Hub Punch from a grocer or druggist. It touts the product as mellow rich and delicious, manufactured by HW Graves & Sons with unmatched purity.
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HW. Graves & Sons
Detroit rider Jerof defeats Butler and Munroe in 15 mile pendulum race
John Jerof of Detroit defeats Nat Butler and Benny Munroe in a cordemaneered 15 mile motor paced race at the Coliseum with Porter time 2m 163-52. Sam Wilkins of Boston wins one mile handicap in 1m. Five mile lap goes to T J Grady of Chicopee in 1m 27 1-6s. Bly and Conlin of Worcester win two mile motor race in 58 9 3-6.
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John Jerof
Detroit
Mich
Nat Butler
Benny Munroe
Coliseum
Porter
Sam @ulkins
Boston
T.J. Grady
Chicopee
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Conlin
Fitz and Rublin Matched for Madison Square Garden Bout
New York June 21 Bob Fitzsimmons and Gus Rublin were matched to wrestle at Madison Square Garden on July 2 in Greco Roman style. The match will be best two falls out of three with Charley White as referee.
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Charley
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Boxing Gossips and Boxing Plans in Frisco and New York
Rumors circulate of major boxing bouts in Frisco and a return of Kennedy to New York. Kennedy’s circles discuss matchups with Jeffries and Rohlin while McGovern and Harris back racing and horses in Chicago. Other notes cover Samueleon versus Landin, Gardner’s manager seeking matches, Gans vs McIntyre, and Fitzsimmons’ fading era with Jeffries or Ruhlin seen as capable.
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Rtner
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Jeffries
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Sam Harris
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Brockton
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Jack Daly
Wilmington
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Percy McIntyre
Baltimore
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Cambridgeport
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McCoy
Ruhlin
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John L. Sullivan
Somerritle
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Tommy Hogan
Danny Pmane
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Gus Rublin
Tom Sharkey
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Nelson exceptions allowed in murder trial appeal
Judges Hopkins and Stevens granted exceptions to the defense in the murder case of Oscar Nelson. The trial of Gust A. Erickson in Worcester on November 10, 1900, will be argued before the full Supreme Court in Worcester when the term begins in September.
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Millbury
W. B. Stevens
Stoneham
Oscar Nelson
Gust A. Erickson
Supreme Court
Whitney horses dominate Ascot meeting events
William C. Whitneys Kilmarnock Sk. ridden by L Reiff won the Alexandra plate at Ascot while Mt. Vernon filly took the Windsor Castle stakes. Merry Gal Reiff captured the Hardwicke stakes with Rougemont second and Tantalus third. Elizabeth M. filly won the King's Stand stakes with Zanoni second and Twincaster filly third. Veles by Sir R Waldie Griffiths won the triennial stakes of ten sovereigns.
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William C. Whitney
Kilmarnock Sk
United States
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Ascot
Lord Harewood
Free Companion
J. Reiff
J. W. Larnach
Strongbow
Wiliam C.whitney
Mt. Vernon
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Merry Gal
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Rougemont
Pierre Lorillard
Tantalus
Mahe
Elizabeth M
Zanoni
Maher
R. Waldie Griffiths Veles
J. H. Martin
Reading Strike Expands At Reading Railroad Shops
About 2600 Reading Railroad workers across car shops went on strike for shorter hours and higher pay at 11 30 today. Boilermakers in locomotive shops joined soon after, aligning with a broader sympathy for the 2000 iron workers striking at the Reading Iron Company.
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Penn
Reading Railroad Company
Reading Iron’ Company
Tramp Seeks Quick Wheat Flight as Bull Approaches
A tramp says he will take a quick flyer in the wheat to save himself as the Bull nears, then vanishes into the grain field. The scene unfolds amid growing tension in the open country.
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