Ward DREW BLANKS. Nick Phased the Hard- Hitting Bridegrooms
In a sharp pitching duel John Montgomery kept the visitors in check as Ward allowed nine bases on balls and two early runs. Boston surged with an unearned run then Stein faltered, yielding multiple walks and hits. The Giants Colonels and Reds were beaten as the home squad built a late lead through timely hits and errors.
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Really
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Nash
Quinn
Lowe
Nichols
Brooklyn
Ward
Joyce
Corcoran
Burns
Brouthers
Griffin
Barnien
Dailey
Stein
Efeee
Goston
Keily
Emslie
Boston and Brooklyn Clash Amid Light Scoring Show
Boston’s well dressed nine beat the Brooklyns with little offense sided to Boston. Browns and Chicagos split two scraps with Cleveland edging Chicago in one. Phillies swept both games vs. Baltimore. Senators swayed Giants with diplomacy. Cleveland defeated Cincinnati, and Comiskey’s cap loom. Pittsburg’s smokers held innings against the Colonels while Louisville readers feel like drinking water.
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Philadelphias
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Senators
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Clevelands
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Comiskey
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Colonels
Louisville
Ward's Wonders Tumbled By Strong Brooklyns In Pennant Push
Sparks flew as Ward's Wonders were shut out by the Brooklyns in a decisive pennant race game. Nick held the Wonders to three hits while Kelly backed the effort with sharp fielding and a key throw from right. Despite a lively pavilion and strong plays, only about two thousand spectators witnessed Ward fail to advance past second base, Brein yielding four runs early in five innings.
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Maryland
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Stovey
Charlie Bennett
Kelly
Ganzel
Quinn
Long
John
Stein
John Montgomery Ward
Nichols
Joyce
Burns
Rman
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Duffy
Brein
Boston
Pittsburg Defeats Louisville On Timely Hitting
Pittsburg won a baseball game over Louisville with timely hitting as Meekin and Baldwin pitched well. Bierbauer, Farrell and Weaver stood out in the field in front of an attendance of 1,010. The score details are not provided.
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Baldwin
Bierbauer
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Weaver
PO Miller
Brown
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Hurst
Chicagos vs St Louis in two games at Chiaco
The Chicago and St Louis teams split a two game set at Chiaco with 1800 in attendance. St Louis won the first game behind Gleagon's pitching 8 to 5 and the box score lists Crooks Carroll Schriver Glasscock Anson Brodie and Dungan among Chicago players with Buckley Cooney and Gleason contributing for St Louis.
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Glass- Getzein Eock
St. Louis Rally Beats Chicago After Costly Errors
In a rough second inning the Chicagos committed several errors allowing four St. Louis runs. Hutchinson and Getzein pitched well for their teams, but the miscues doomed Chicago as the final score favors St. Louis.
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Hutchinson
Getzein
Batting bursts lift Washington in pitchers duel win
A tight pitchers duel in Washington ends with Knell winning for the home team at the last round. The 7-6 victory features timely hitting, standout bases, and several notable players including Ewing Maiford and H Richardson. Attendance is listed as 1968.
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Washineron
Knell
Boyle, Boyle and eojproemsm an Umpire-Sheri dan
Time 2h 45. Umpire Sheri Dan presided over a local event featuring Boyle and Boyle with scattered OCR fragments across the page. The readable items hint at a sports or official timing context and include a referee reference and a placeholder term.
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Eojproemsm
Sheridan
Cleveland Wins Undercaptioned Game In Easy Fashion
Cleveland defeated Cincinnati by keeping up pressure at key moments as Mullane struggled wild in the second inning. Browning sparked the offense with notable batting while Reds miscues amplified the result. Attendance was 2,534 with Cleveland tallying nine runs to Cincinnati’s three.
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Cleveland
Reds
Mullane
Hemmings
Browning
Phillies Gain Two In Ninth Rally In First Game
The Philadelphia Phillies beat Baltimore 9 to 8 after a dramatic ninth inning rally. Esper started, Weyhing finished, with four late runs, and a key double by Gunson paced the scoring. Multiple players contributed, including Hamilton, Connor, and Robinson, as Baltimore mounted a late charge but fell short.
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Phillies Rally For Six Run Win In Final When Pitchers Change
In a game that opened with a pitching change, the second match stayed tight for six innings. Philadelphia then surged with a batting spree to secure a 6 to 1 victory over Baltimore before 8,883 fans. Key hits came from Shoch McGraw Lawson Shindle Hallman and Connor with Thompson homering.
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Manchester Defeats Woonsocket in Ten Innings on Co-op Plan
Woonsocket battles Manchester for ten innings as Sweeney scores the winning run after Fitzmaurice drops Sulliv an’s popup. Garry hits two homers for Woonsocket. Burrell and Sullivan lead Manchester. Final score 12 to 18. Attendance 200. Umpire Mahoney. Time 2h 10m.
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Wheeler
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Sweeney
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Mahoney
Lowell Wins Comfortable Victory Over Pawtucket
Lowell dominates as Sullivan shuttles a strong pitching effort and sharp defense. Mather shines for Pawtucket while Carli Quinlan Bradley and McCauley produce key hits for Lowell. Attendance 300 as the home nine secure a decisive 8 to 8 result.
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Caliery
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Guirk Callery Turn Double Play in Tight Contest
In a brief9200 inning snapshot the infield trio Duggan Mather Cronin executed a double play initiated by Duggan to Mather to Cronin. Umpire Cady presided as the game reached a two hour time frame.
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Brockton Pulverizes Lewiston in Batting Battle
McGunnigle's Brockton triumphed over Lewiston 7 to 6 driven by strong pitching from Viau and heavy hitting led by Burke Moran and McCormack. O'Malley umpired well as Rudderham excelled at second base in front of 250 fans.
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Salem's Sad Exhibition in Port land Baseball Game
Salem's sad exhibition amid poor outfield play as Portland hitters racked up runs. Attendance 250. Final score Portland 18 Salem 6 with Portland errors 2 and Salem 6. Batteries Kelly and Platt. Killen and McCarthy.
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Webster
The Bostons On A Long Trip Schedule
The Bostons travel from last evening to meet Balti more today and perform in New York on Saturday. They visit Tammany town Monday and Philadelphia Tuesday through Wednesday. Westbound they face Cleveland for three games, Reds in Cincinnati on July 4, and two games each in St. Louis Louisville Chicago and Pittsburg to finish the first series. They aim for fourteen wins out of twenty games and salary talks are settled.
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Cleveland
Reds
Cincinnati
St. Louis
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Pittsburgs
New England clubs optimistic on season progress says Morse
Secretary Morse reported strong prospects for the New England clubs with eight teams planned. He noted all clubs fit within salary limits, highlighted Portland with a $855 payroll, and praised Lewiston and Pawtucket while urging Manchester to improve public support or face relocation to other cities.
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Morse
Portlands
Lewiston
Manchester
Pawtucket
City Bicycle Races Set With Underwood Referee
The city council bicycle races for the Fourth of July select James A. R. Underwood as referee He will announce judges and officers tomorrow The event runs at Franklin Park mile track at 9 30 a m with ten races including novices time handicap finals and scratch events First prizes are gold medals and second prizes silver medals Wheels may be any style or weight.
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Ranklin Park
West Newton Tennis Tourney Promises National Interest
The West Newton Neighborhood Club tennis tournament opens Monday with invited players including Fred Mansfield of Boston Fred H Hovey Newton Malcolm Chace Providence R V Beech New Haven A E Wright New York Lieb Wrenn Harvard and Hugh Tallant Longwood Cricket Club. The event is expected to attract wide attention as these players bring national renown and the courts are in excellent condition.
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Boston
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Newton
Malcom Chace
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A. E. Wright
New York
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Harvard
Hugh Tallant
Longwood Cricket Club
South Boston Committee Funds Independence Day Football Match
The entertainments committee of South Boston voted 50 for a football match to be played at Commonwealth Park at 9 a m on Independence Day. Aldermen Leary Flood Mitchell Norris Dean and Gore comprise the committee.
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Commonwealth Park
Dorchesters set for Melrose games and Lowell delegation
Athletic notes outline the Dorchesters sending a team to the Melrose games on July 4 and a delegation to Lowell, with four men in the club colors Jack Moakley Benny Osthues Eddie Mullin and Pettee and substitutes Connors Glavey. Sandy from Trimounts shows pro like dash and jumps. Chelsea club grows under Champlin and Johnson with 800 charter members and seeks N E A A A U membership.
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Jack Moakley
Benny Osthues
Eddie Mullin
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Connors
Glavey
Jimmy Dwyer
Sandy
New York
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Chelsea Athletic Association
A. B. Champlin
W. O. Johnson
Wiggin
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Lowell Athletic Club
Somerville Cycling Races Held On Highland Avenue
Somerville Bicycle Club hosted road races on Highland avenue yesterday with a large crowd and officials J C Kerrison George Sullivan and Charles N Fitts. J W Bean was referee and J Sheldon Cartwright starter handicapper. Six riders started at 5 14 to crown Somerville champion H W Smith won in 15 08 with Thomas M James 2nd a quarter minute back. A 10 mile handicap followed with sixteen entrants on the same course. G L Gary won the mantel clock with J E Martin second P J McDuffee third and W J French fourth. Gary timed 30 minutes.
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Highland Avenue
J. C. Kerrison
George Sullivan
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G. L. Gary
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Press Cycle Club
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Sheepshead Bay Races Summary Stages at Sheepshead Bay June 22
At Sheepshead Bay on June 22 the Futurity course opened with Kingston winning first in race one, Osric second, Tringle third in 1:11. The Pansy stakes on turf saw Extra win, Lovelace second, Right away third. Race three featured Zorling first, Doncaster second, Lorimer third in 1:12 1-5. Belwood led race four with Fagot second and Busteed third. His Highness won race five with Lepanto second and Rex third in 1:40 2-5. Race six on turf went to Prather, Roquefort second, Tom Tough third in 1:49 1-5.
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Post Bulletin Night in Chicago Draws Crowds and Cheers
A large Chicago audience gathered to read the Post’s bulletins, noted for timely updates. The crowd watched as the electric lights illuminated the scene, forming a silent, patient vigil while the bulletin writers worked to deliver news promptly and with impact.
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Post News Draws Crowds as Globe Herald Compete
Readers flocked to the Post with a surge over yesterday while the Globe and Herald trimmed reports to keep pace. Edward Bellamy praised the Post boards as news from the wigwam kept the crowd тесt illuminated and lingered late into the night for the sparks of new bulletins.
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The Evolution of Adam s Fig Leaf at Browning King Co
An advertising-like article touts a $10 sale at Browning King & Co offering fine suits in assorted styles and sizes. It argues bargains prove quality, fit, and finish, portraying the sale as essential in Boston’s weather and fashion climate. Manager Garman drives strong customer response as the firm marks down remaining stock.
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Washington Streets
Death in Elevator Well at Hotel Warwick
Mrs. Amelia M. Sherman, 52, of Wakefield, fell four stories to the elevator well at Hotel Warwick yesterday morning after reportedly missing her footing while reaching for the rope. She died soon after. neck and right arm broken, head cut, medical examiner and doctor on scene, funeral planned in Wakefield.
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Warwick
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Westminster Hote
Barrow Victory for B A A Wanderers Cricket Match
The B A A fielded a weakened side against the Wanderers at Longwood yesterday and won by eight runs. B A A scored 44 runs while Wanderers were unable to reach the target.
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